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Bipartisan lawmakers introduce bill to improve infrastrucure in poor neighborhoods A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced a bill on Tuesday that hopes to rebuild infrastructure in poor communities while reducing the national debt.      Rescue kitten at Minnesota shelter turned out to be a bobcat An animal rehab facility in Minnesota was surprised to find a rescue kitten that was brought in was actually a bobcat.   Truck crash scatters Fireball whiskey across Arkansas highway Two semi-trucks crashed on a highway in Arkansas Thursday morning, leaving miniature bottles of whiskey scattered across the road.   Scalise returns for congressional game; Democrats win Democrats beat Republicans 21-5 at annual Congressional baseball game, but all eyes belonged to Scalise   Tennessee Titans sign second-round pick Harold Landry The Tennessee Titans signed linebacker Harold Landry, their second-round pick in the 2018 NFL Draft, the team announced Thursday.   Arizona Cardinals sign former Browns, Bengals WR Greg Little The Arizona Cardinals signed wide receiver Greg Little on Thursday, according to the NFL Network.   New York Jets sign DL Courtney Upshaw, release DL Chris Jones The New York Jets signed defensive lineman Courtney Upshaw, the team announced Thursday.   Earthquake strikes Kilauea volcano summit for fourth day A large earthquake struck the summit of Hawaii's Kilauea volcano for the fourth day in a row on Thursday morning.   Philadelphia Eagles' Chris Long wins PFWA Good Guy Award Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Chris Long was named the 2018 Good Guy Award winner by the Professional Football Writers of America on Thursday.   Arizona Cardinals sign P Andy Lee to extension The Arizona Cardinals signed punter Andy Lee to a two-year contract extension, the team announced Thursday.   NFLPA planning to challenge new national anthem policy The NFL Players' Association apparently is prepared to mount a challenge over the league's new national anthem policy.   Kansas City Chiefs sign rookie NT Derrick Nnadi The Kansas City Chiefs have all their draft picks under contract after signing rookie Derrick Nnadi, the team announced on Thursday.   Sex, drugs hold less allure for today's high schoolersTampa Bay Buccaneers sign rookie RB Ronald Jones The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have their entire eight-member 2018 draft class under contract after signing running back Ronald Jones to a deal.   Lack of paid sick leave linked to poverty Workers without paid sick leave are three times more likely to have incomes below the poverty line, two new studies find.   Ravens' Eric Weddle: Offseason moves 'lit a fire' under Joe Flacco Baltimore Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco has appeared inspired this offseason in the view of teammate Eric Weddle.   E-cig flavorings may damage lining of blood vessels Flavorings used in e-cigarettes harm blood vessel cells in a way that could trigger future heart damage, a new study suggests.   Los Angeles Rams DC Wade Phillips not fazed by Aaron Donald's absence Los Angeles Rams defensive coordinator Wade Phillips isn't putting too much stock into the absence of defensive tackle Aaron Donald from mandatory minicamp.   UPI Horse Racing Weekend Preview: Breeders' Cup spots on the line Breeders' cup slots on the line in a big evening of racing at Churchill Downs, the French Oaks at Chantilly, much more Thoroughbred racing action this weekend.   Washington Redskins third-round OT Geron Christian agrees to contract The Washington Redskins have all eight of their 2018 draft picks under contract after third-round offensive tackle Geron Christian agreed to a four-year deal.   AT&T finalizes deal to acquire Time Warner AT&T completed its $85.4 billion acquisition of Time Warner, the company announced Thursday.   Jeff Goldblum gets star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame "Jurassic Park" actor Jeff Goldblum was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday.   Bill Cosby replaces lawyers ahead of sentencing Bill Cosby replaced his legal team before he faces sentencing for his sexual assault conviction, the comedian's publicist said Thursday.   Mexico issues warnings as Tropical Storm Bud nears landfall Mexico issued warnings as Tropical Storm Bud neared landfall in Cabo San Lucas on Thursday, the National Hurricane Center said.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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'Unhealed wound' towers over London a year after blaze killed 72Reminders of the blaze that killed 72 people remain everywhere one year later.
  Star who embraces Muslim faith carries Egypt's World Cup hopes on ailing shoulderThe Liverpool Football Club star's goals and overt expressions of faith have made him a soccer icon.
U.S. presses Cuba over health 'attacks' during meetingCuba pushed back, saying the U.S. should "desist from the political manipulation of the alleged health cases."
Feds will build tent city for migrant kids in Tornillo, TexasThe Trump administration has selected a border facility near El Paso to build a tent city with 450 beds for migrant children.
New video shows President Trump saluting North Korean generalU.S. presidents generally do not return salutes from foreign military officers.
U.S. returns Christopher Columbus letter stolen from VaticanRussian police free gay rights activist arrested in MoscowOn the first day of the World Cup in Russia, activist Peter Tatchell was detained in Moscow for protesting against the country's reported abuse of LGBTQ people.
The bold plan to catalog all life on Earth comes with a big price tagThe multibillion-dollar Earth BioGenome Project is being called a "moonshot for biology."
Inside the former Walmart where immigrant kids are locked in for 22 hours a dayThe nearly 1,500 boys living in the shelter sleep five in rooms built for four.
'Biological weapon' using ricin was being built in German apartment"Ricin is deadlier than then the venom of a cobra. A tiny amount is enough to kill an adult," one terrorism expert said.
How to watch the 2018 FIFA World CupU.S. employers may not be too pleased to hear that most of the games will be on during business hours.
Soccer's other World Cup was just won by KarpatalyaForgotten nations, oppressed minorities and ethnic groups that are shut out of the sport's official tournaments show soccer is "more than just a game."
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Europe Edition: Trump Foundation, Russia, Yemen: Your Friday BriefingComey, Trump Foundation, Border: Your Thursday Evening BriefingComey Cited as ‘Insubordinate,’ but Report Finds No Bias in F.B.I. Decision to Clear ClintonAn inspector general report gives President Trump new ammunition to criticize the F.B.I., but it does not fit into his theory that agents conspired to help Hillary Clinton.
News Analysis: Report Gives Trump an Opening, but Undercuts His NarrativeA 500-page report, the most comprehensive look at the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server, reflected a messier reality than the story line promoted by the White House.
Democrats Find Vindication, and New Agony, in Report on ComeyHillary Clinton supporters saw the report on James Comey as proof the F.B.I. wronged her in 2016. “It’s disappointing and infuriating,” one ally said.
Comey Often Thought He Knew Best. That May Have Hurt the F.B.I.A Justice Department report that is highly critical of James B. Comey’s handling of the Clinton email investigation has cast a shadow over his legacy as a top law enforcement official.
Did Comey Cost Clinton the Election? Why We’ll Never KnowNew York Attorney General Sues Trump Foundation After 2-Year InvestigationThe scathingly worded lawsuit seeks to dissolve President Trump’s foundation and bar him and his children from nonprofit boards.
How the I.R.S. Could Punish Trump and His FoundationNew York’s attorney general, who sued the Trump Foundation for engaging in political activities, also referred the matter to the Internal Revenue Service.
The Donald J. Trump Foundation, ExplainedWhy has President Trump’s charity faced years of legal scrutiny? And what does the New York attorney general’s lawsuit against it mean?
House Immigration Bill, Pitched as Compromise, Tilts to a Harder LineA proposed compromise up for a House vote next week would make hard-line changes to the legal immigration system in exchange for protections for young immigrants.
Inside the Former Walmart That Is Now a Shelter for Almost 1,500 Migrant ChildrenThe converted store in Texas has become the largest migrant children’s shelter in the country — a warehouse for boys who were caught illegally crossing the border.
Workers Flee and Thieves Loot Venezuela’s Reeling Oil GiantOur correspondent visited Venezuela to see whether the country could pull itself out of its economic free fall. The outlook was not encouraging.
With a Coach Who Pulls Teeth to Relax, Iceland Becomes a ContenderHeimir Hallgrimsson is a laid-back leader and sometime dentist who sees success for Iceland’s national team as a continuing journey unconnected to its 2018 World Cup finish.
Russia Wants to Play Nice With Foreigners. Just Not Too Nice.As officials tried to ensure a warm welcome for World Cup fans, a lawmaker warned that women should avoid sex with foreigners, especially those from other races.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Report’s Real Message: Trump Is LyingHe has repeatedly claimed that the Justice Department tried to protect Hillary Clinton. A watchdog’s report says otherwise.
Why Trump Is Wrong on the Comey ReportHe and his allies are muddying the waters. It has nothing to do with the Mueller investigation.
James Comey: This Report Says I Was Wrong. But That’s Good for the F.B.I.An inspector general report faulting me also found no evidence of bias or improper motivation in the F.B.I. investigation of Hillary Clinton’s emails.
Seizing Children From Parents at the Border Is Immoral. Here’s What We Can Do About It.Gray Matter: Hey Boss, You Don’t Want Your Employees to MeditateThe Dangerous ‘Bigness’ of the AT&T-Time Warner MergerThe judge’s decision that approved the new company barely touched on the law’s concern about concentration of economic power.
When the Government Went After Dr. SpockFifty years ago, a jury convicted America’s favorite baby doctor of abetting Vietnam War resisters.
What Does Italy Have to Be Proud of Now?The only energy left in politics is the energy of national assertion, which Italians will not be able to vent on the soccer field this year.
The Truth About My FatherContributing Op-Ed Writer: How Much Can Democrats Count on Suburban Liberals?Recent studies show that their resolve wavers when racially or ethnically charged issues like neighborhood integration are at stake.
What Happens if Mass Starvation Takes Hold in Yemen?The risks are greater than ever, even if the Saudi-Emirati offensive ends fast.
Watch These Captivating Salsa Dancers, and Try Not to Break a SweatThe 96-Year-Old Brooklyn Judge Standing Up to the Supreme CourtJudge Jack B. Weinstein ruled against precedent on police accountability, saying the high court had gone too far in expanding officers’ immunity from lawsuits.
Trump Expected to List China Tariffs, Potentially Reigniting Trade WarThe White House may phase in tariffs on $50 billion worth of Chinese goods as the United States tries to continue negotiations.
Let Them Eat on Fancy Plates: Emmanuel Macron’s New ChinaFrance’s leader doesn’t care for his “president of the rich” label. The new china he ordered for the Élysée Palace may not help.
Scott Pruitt, Under Fire, Plans to Initiate a Big Environmental RollbackThe E.P.A. chief is expected to submit to President Trump on Friday a proposal to cut a major Obama-era clean-water plan.
Waffle House Apologizes Over Handcuffing of Black Customers in Bill DisputeAfter a police encounter at one of its restaurants in Florida was caught on video, the chain said it planned to retrain employees in customer service.
AT&T Closes Acquisition of Time WarnerThe Justice Department said it would not seek an injunction to stop the deal, which gives AT&T access to Time Warner’s vast media and entertainment portfolio.
Power Companies’ Mistakes Can Cost Billions. Who Should Pay?Utilities say they must be shielded from liability or the electric grid will suffer. Critics say that puts the burden on ratepayers, not investors.
White House Defends Trump’s Salute to a North Korean Military OfficerSarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, described the act as “a common courtesy,” but critics said it was an inappropriate gesture that was meant to symbolize respect. Mahathir Mohamad, Leading Malaysia Again at 92, Is on a MissionFacing a mountain of national debt accumulated under his predecessor, the prime minister has no time for apologies, mincing words or President Trump.
Why You Can’t Really Trust Negative Online ReviewsResearch suggests that people heed negative reviews more than positive ones — despite their questionable credibility.
Happy Flag Day. But Are You Flying It Wrong?Should you fly a flag at night? What do you do about a dirty or tattered flag? Can it touch the ground? Answers to common questions.
Unbuttoned: When Your Jeans Become a #MeToo Talking PointA new collaboration makes denim as current as possible — as in, current events.
Art Review: Japanese Gutai in the 1950s: Fast and FearlessMembers of a visionary art group stayed abreast of the latest developments in postwar Japan.
Review: ‘Tag,’ You’re It. Playing the Long Game Into Middle Age.Hannibal Buress, Jon Hamm, Jake Johnson and Ed Helms star as friends who refuse to put away childish things.
Nonfiction: How Did the Nazis Gain Power in Germany?Benjamin Carter Hett’s “The Death of Democracy” traces the fall of the Weimar Republic and the rise of the Third Reich.
Asteroids and Adversaries: Challenging What NASA Knows About Space RocksTwo years ago, NASA dismissed and mocked an amateur’s criticisms of its asteroids database. Now Nathan Myhrvold is back, and his papers have passed peer review.
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