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Former Penn State walk-on QB murdered A suspect accused of stabbing former Penn State walk-on quarterback Sean Schellenger turned himself in to police late Friday, according to a report.      • Email to a friend • Patriots assistant Bielema prefers NFL over college Former Arkansas coach Bret Bielema, currently on the New England Patriots' coaching staff, said he plans to stay in the NFL.   • Email to a friend • Reports: Seahawks end partnership with Papa John's The Seattle Seahawks ended their business partnership with Papa John's, according to multiple reports.   • Email to a friend • DHS secretary: Russia's election interference 'attack on our democracy' The Department of Homeland Security secretary told state election officials Saturday the threat from Russia targeting U.S. elections should be taken seriously.   • Email to a friend • Channing Frye headed back to Cavaliers on $2.4M pact Veteran center Channing Frye has agreed to rejoin the Cleveland Cavaliers.   • Email to a friend • Former Napoli midfielder Jorginho joins Chelsea Chelsea agreed to a deal with former Napoli midfielder Jorginho on Saturday.   • Email to a friend • California firefighter dies battling blaze near Yosemite National Park A California firefighter died Saturday while battling a blaze near Yosemite National Park, the statewide fire authority said.   • Email to a friend • Haiti's prime minister resigns after days of protests Haiti Prime Minister Jack Guy Lafontant resigned before being ousted by parliament after an announcement about fuel price hikes led to days of violent protests.   • Email to a friend • Episcopal Church: all same-sex couples can marry in their home churches The Episcopal Church removed restrictions on same-sex marriage, a move that allows all couples to wed where they worship, even if their bishop disapproves.   • Email to a friend • Iceberg nears Greenland village, threatens destructive waves Officials evacuated some residents on a western island in Greenland after an iceberg neared the coast and threatened to send a crash of waves into homes.   • Email to a friend • Study finds gaps in screening of kids for developmental delays Doctors are supposed to screen kids to see if they're learning basic skills. But only 17 percent of kids get this critical testing in some places in the U.S.   • Email to a friend • Pentagon: China spying on U.S-led military exercises near Hawaii The U.S. Navy is watching a Chinese spy ship in international waters as 25 nations participate in RIMPAC, a major international naval warfare exercise.   • Email to a friend • | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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U.S. refuses European requests for exemptions from its new sanctions on Iran"We will seek to provide unprecedented financial pressure on the Iranian regime," the U.S. said, rebuffing Britain, France, and Germany.
  • Email to a friend • Trump in Scotland for golf, quiet as U.K. protests continue"I have arrived in Scotland and will be at Trump Turnberry for two days of meetings, calls and hopefully, some golf — my primary form of exercise!" the president tweeted on Saturday morning.
• Email to a friend • Nicaragua students freed from church after night of violence; 2 deadMonths of unrest pitting pro-government forces against protesters has claimed some 300 lives.
• Email to a friend • Haiti's prime minister resigns amid fuel price hike falloutThe deputies had called on Prime Minister Jack Guy Lafontant to answer questions after riots erupted. He took the opportunity to resign.
• Email to a friend • Italy transfers migrants to ships but refuses them entryThe migrants had been aboard a large fishing boat when the Italian and Maltese coast guard began squabbling over who was responsible for taking them in.
• Email to a friend • Mummies, burial shaft in Egypt shed light on embalming mysteriesThe new find reveals details of exactly what types of oils were used in the mummification process thousands of years ago.
• Email to a friend • Explosive thrown at house of former nationalist leader after days of street violence in Northern IrelandGerry Adams says Irish nationalists opposed to peace deal with Northern Ireland may be responsible for attack in Belfast
• Email to a friend • Boys rescued from Thai cave to be discharged from hospital on Thursday"I am in good health now," said one of the boys, a 14-year-old nicknamed Note. "Thanks for saving me."
• Email to a friend • FIFA branded 'pathetic' for World Cup Twitter takedown noticesA 7-year-old boy celebrating a goal in front of the TV was among the fans accused of copyright infringement by soccer's governing body.
• Email to a friend • More than 100 killed in Pakistan election violenceThe attacks came hours before the arrest of disgraced former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
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News Analysis: Trump Opens His Arms to Russia. His Administration Closes Its Fist.Whether it is Russia’s interference in the election, its annexation of Crimea, or its intervention in Syria, Mr. Trump’s statements either undercut, or flatly contradict, those of his lieutenants.
• Email to a friend • In Trump’s U.K. Visit, Some See ‘Infomercial’ for Money-Losing Golf ResortEthics experts say President Trump’s promotion of Turnberry is part of a broader, problematic effort to use the presidency to gin up business for his property.
• Email to a friend • Cleaning Toilets, Following Rules: A Migrant Child’s Days in DetentionA portrait of life in the shelters for the children detained after crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.
• Email to a friend • Influential Judge, Loyal Friend, Conservative Warrior — and D.C. InsiderThe carefully crafted narrative around Brett Kavanaugh, President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, plays down his legacy as a charter member of elite Washington.
• Email to a friend • On Washington: Should Democrats Have Saved Their Filibuster for the New Court Fight?By forcing a showdown last year, Democrats gave Republicans an opening to end the filibuster of Supreme Court nominees. Some wish they had it back.
• Email to a friend • Teachers Unions Scramble to Save Themselves After Supreme Court’s BlowThe Supreme Court said last month that public employees who disagree with their unions no longer have to pay dues.
• Email to a friend • Forget Suits. Show the Tattoo. Female Candidates Are Breaking the Rules.After years of being told to put on a suit and recite their résumé, women running for office are now revealing themselves in more complex ways.
• Email to a friend • No Storybook Ending for Serena Williams. Instead, a Wimbledon Title for Angelique Kerber.Kerber’s victory prevented Williams, who gave birth less than a year ago, from tying Margaret Court’s record of 24 major singles titles.
• Email to a friend • Djokovic Outlasts Nadal, in a Mere 5 Hours and 15 MinutesIn a match that took two days, Djokovic defeated Nadal, 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 (9), 3-6, 10-8, in the second-longest Wimbledon semifinal ever. The longest was played Friday.
• Email to a friend • Youth Soccer Participation Has Fallen Significantly in AmericaNot having the American team in the tournament robbed officials of an opportunity to re-energize the sport among youth distracted by other diversions.
• Email to a friend • 11 of Our Best Weekend ReadsThe expansion of President Trump’s trade war. Nicki Minaj’s Twitter fury. Meet Stormy Daniels’ lawyer, Michael Avenatti. Oakland, forever! New York’s dire transplant situation. And more.
• Email to a friend • The Week in Good News: Thai Cave Rescue, a Rehabilitating Restaurant, Sea TurtlesSometimes it seems as if we’re living under a constant barrage of heavy news. But it isn’t all bad out there.
• Email to a friend • news analysis: Forget a Fast Car. Creativity Is the New Midlife Crisis Cure.Opinion: Everyone Has an AccentWe need to set aside the illusion that there is a single true and authentic way to speak.
• Email to a friend • Offsides: The World Cup Final Is Upon Us. What Have We Learned?Op-Ed Columnist: Trump, Having a Bawl in EuropeTrump Baby kicks Jolly Old England when she’s down but embraces mendacious Mother Russia.
• Email to a friend • What Elon Musk Should Learn From the Thailand Cave RescueJust because you’re a successful tech mogul doesn’t mean you know how to rescue kids trapped underground.
• Email to a friend • Op-Ed Columnist: We Are All Supreme Court Skeptics NowHow liberals learned to fear the countermajoritarianism they used to practice.
• Email to a friend • Essay: Croatians Savor the Present, but Keep One Fateful Foot in the PastCroatia is playing for the World Cup title on Sunday. It is a huge moment, maybe as big as the kick that Zvonimir Boban unleashed during a 1990 soccer riot.
• Email to a friend • ‘See Ya Later, Suckas!’ The Obituary of a 5-Year-Old Boy in His Own WordsGarrett Matthias, who died after about 10 months fighting a rare form of cancer, thought funerals were sad. He wanted one with bouncy houses, Batman and snow cones.
• Email to a friend • Death Toll in Pakistan Suicide Bombing Rises to 128The country is preparing for elections, but political turmoil and a spate of terrorist attacks on candidates threaten to undermine the credibility of the vote.
• Email to a friend • Review: ‘Mary Page Marlowe’ Lives an Ordinary, Extraordinary LifeIn Tracy Letts’s gripping play, it takes six actors (and a doll) to embody one steely, difficult woman, from infancy to the age of 69.
• Email to a friend • Breast-Feeding or Formula? For Americans, It’s ComplicatedA brief history of the debate in the U.S., from the rise of formula to the Trump administration opposing an international resolution encouraging breast-feeding.
• Email to a friend • Mice Don’t Know When to Let It Go, EitherAnimals, like humans, are reluctant to give up on pursuits they’ve invested in, psychologists report.
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