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Free agent cornerback Bashaud Breeland has plans to visit the Oakland Raiders on Sunday and the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday, according to ESPN.
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  1. Report: CB Breeland to visit Raiders, Chiefs
  2. Texans LB Clowney: 'I'm ready'
  3. Watch live: SpaceX to launch another communications satellite
  4. Gunmen in custody after standoff at Los Angeles grocery store
  5. Justice Dept. releases FISA documents on Carter Page
  6. NTSB questions duck boat safety 20 years ago, recommendations ignored
  7. China to wage 'cold war' with USA, CIA expert says
  8. Tom Brady to report early for training camp
  9. Camp setup: Detroit Lions begin new chapter with Matt Patricia
  10. Reports: WR Eli Rogers to work out for Kansas City Chiefs
  11. Chicago Bears: Three camp goals and top battle
  12. Plane crash in central Texas injures 13
  13. Watch: Tiger Woods cards third-round 66, climbs into contention at British Open
  14. Watch: Newt and Grindelwald face off in new 'Fantastic Beasts' trailer
  15. Fiat Chrysler names new CEO
  16. No Mega Millions winner Friday; jackpot climbs to $493 million

Report: CB Breeland to visit Raiders, Chiefs

Free agent cornerback Bashaud Breeland has plans to visit the Oakland Raiders on Sunday and the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday, according to ESPN.
    

Texans LB Clowney: 'I'm ready'

Houston Texans linebacker Jadeveon Clowney, who has been recovering from knee surgery for the past six months, said Saturday he is ready for training camp.
    

Watch live: SpaceX to launch another communications satellite

SpaceX is set to launch another communications satellite during the wee hours of Sunday morning.
    

Gunmen in custody after standoff at Los Angeles grocery store

A suspect being chased by Los Angeles police crashed his car, ran into a store and opened fire, sending customers running for cover during a tense standoff.
    

Justice Dept. releases FISA documents on Carter Page

The Justice Department on Saturday released redacted applications for surveillance warrants on former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page.
    

NTSB questions duck boat safety 20 years ago, recommendations ignored

Removing canopies and requiring life jackets are recommendations made by the National Transportation Safety Board 20 years ago to tourist "duck" boats.
    

China to wage 'cold war' with USA, CIA expert says

China is waging a 'cold war' against the United States of America, a CIA agent told an Aspen Security Forum in Colorado.
    

Tom Brady to report early for training camp

New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady indicated that he will report early to training camp.
    

Camp setup: Detroit Lions begin new chapter with Matt Patricia

The Detroit Lions aren't anyone's pick to win the Super Bowl this year.
    

Reports: WR Eli Rogers to work out for Kansas City Chiefs

Free agent wide receiver Eli Rogers will work out for the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, according to multiple reports.
    

Chicago Bears: Three camp goals and top battle

The Chicago Bears' to-do list for the 2018 season, including camp goals and the top battle.
    

Plane crash in central Texas injures 13

All 13 passengers on board a plane that crashed in Central Texas on Saturday survived the impact, the county's sheriff said.
    

Watch: Tiger Woods cards third-round 66, climbs into contention at British Open

Three Americans top the leaderboard after three rounds at the 2018 British Open and Tiger Woods isn't one of them ... but he's charging.
    

Watch: Newt and Grindelwald face off in new 'Fantastic Beasts' trailer

Warner Bros. released a new, 3-minute trailer for "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald" at San Diego Comic-Con Saturday.
    

Fiat Chrysler names new CEO

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' top executive position is changing hands after nearly a decade under the leadership of Sergio Marchionne.
    

No Mega Millions winner Friday; jackpot climbs to $493 million

The Mega Millions jackpot is nearing the half-billion mark with a $493 million estimated total for Tuesday's drawing.
    
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South Africa's new Prison to College Pipeline program seeks to address recidivism by providing prisoners with access to public university-level education.
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  1. Education program for inmates in South Africa honors Mandela's legacy
  2. China is waging a 'cold war' against the U.S., says CIA Asia expert
  3. North Korea's ex-poet laureate has a human-rights message for Trump
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Education program for inmates in South Africa honors Mandela's legacy

South Africa's new Prison to College Pipeline program seeks to address recidivism by providing prisoners with access to public university-level education.

    

China is waging a 'cold war' against the U.S., says CIA Asia expert

Beijing does not want to go to war with the U.S. but is attempting to undermine Washington's global position, said Michael Collins, a CIA expert on Asia.

    

North Korea's ex-poet laureate has a human-rights message for Trump

"The whole population is not just under a physical form of dictatorship, it's also an emotional or a psychological form of dictatorship."

    

White House rejects Putin's idea for Ukraine referendum

National Security Council spokesman Garrett Marquis said Friday to organize a "so-called referendum" would have "no legitimacy."

    

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After victories by progressive candidates in New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Maryland, young liberals are trying to remake the party into a ferocious opposition force.
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  1. There Is a Revolution on the Left. Democrats Are Bracing.
  2. Carter Page FISA Documents Are Released by Justice Department
  3. Tabloid Company, Aiding Trump Campaign, May Have Crossed Line Into Politics
  4. Trump Signals Consequences for Michael Cohen Over Secret Recording
  5. Dan Coats Denies Criticism of Trump Over Putin White House Visit
  6. Russia Seeks Release of Woman Accused of Being Covert Agent
  7. On Washington: Lessons From a Failed Nomination, for Both Brett Kavanaugh and the Senate
  8. News Analysis: Hamas and Israel Are in a Perilous Cycle. Is War a Miscalculation Away?
  9. 11 of Our Best Weekend Reads
  10. The Heartbreak of Raising a Black Daughter in a Red State
  11. Facing Trump, Europe Needs a Plan B
  12. Gray Matter: The Secret History of Leviticus
  13. Op-Ed Columnist: Trump and His Very Special Guest
  14. Republicans, Don’t Just Tweet About It. Do Something.
  15. The Northland’s Forgotten Border
  16. My Left Hand vs. My Right Hand
  17. How I Made It Back to Church
  18. Loose Ends: Secret Notes on the Trump-Putin Meeting
  19. Opinion: The Trouble With Vacations
  20. The Newfound Power of People Wielding Library Cards
  21. Jonathan Gold, Food Critic Who Celebrated L.A.’s Cornucopia, Dies at 57
  22. Australians Protest Five Years of Offshore Detention Policy
  23. Year After White Nationalist Rally, Charlottesville Is in Tug of War Over Its Soul
  24. Nine of Her Family Members on a Missouri Duck Boat Died. Somehow, She Survived.
  25. Attacks on Roma Force Ukraine to Confront an Old Ethnic Enmity
  26. In Duterte’s Philippines, Having a Beer Can Now Land You in Jail
  27. There Is Life After Campus Infamy
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There Is a Revolution on the Left. Democrats Are Bracing.

After victories by progressive candidates in New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Maryland, young liberals are trying to remake the party into a ferocious opposition force.

    

Carter Page FISA Documents Are Released by Justice Department

The release offered a rare glimpse of national security wiretap files and raised echoes of a fight in February over the Russia inquiry between Republicans and Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee.

    

Tabloid Company, Aiding Trump Campaign, May Have Crossed Line Into Politics

Federal authorities believe that American Media Inc. acted more as a political supporter than as a news organization as it helped Michael D. Cohen suppress embarrassing coverage.

    

Trump Signals Consequences for Michael Cohen Over Secret Recording

With a tweet, President Trump signaled open warfare on his longtime fixer, who has publicly discussed the idea of cooperating with the Justice Department.

    

Dan Coats Denies Criticism of Trump Over Putin White House Visit

Mr. Coats, the nation’s top intelligence chief, said his “admittedly awkward” reaction to President Trump’s invitation was not intended to be critical.

    

Russia Seeks Release of Woman Accused of Being Covert Agent

The request, by Russia’s foreign minister, followed a week when Moscow had appeared to control the narrative on a range of international issues.

    

On Washington: Lessons From a Failed Nomination, for Both Brett Kavanaugh and the Senate

Senators expect the embarrassing collapse of one judicial nomination to influence others to come.

    

News Analysis: Hamas and Israel Are in a Perilous Cycle. Is War a Miscalculation Away?

They stepped back from the brink of all-out conflict on Saturday, but none of the underlying tensions have been resolved.

    

11 of Our Best Weekend Reads

Is George Soros losing his big bet on liberal democracy? Finding the American dream in Philadelphia. Maggie Haberman steps back from Twitter. And more.

    

The Heartbreak of Raising a Black Daughter in a Red State

She has been rejected by classmates because of her race and called “the maid.” Given the messages from the White House, I’m not surprised.

    

Facing Trump, Europe Needs a Plan B

After Trump’s performances in Europe, why would Europeans consider his administration a trustworthy partner? Already, only 9 percent of Germans do.

    

Gray Matter: The Secret History of Leviticus

The Bible forbids gay sex. But an earlier version of the text permitted it.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: Trump and His Very Special Guest

Trump can’t wait for his Putin play date.

    

Republicans, Don’t Just Tweet About It. Do Something.

The G.O.P. better stand for something — and stand up to someone — soon.

    

The Northland’s Forgotten Border

American policies have complicated life along the often remote and haphazard line dividing the United States and Canada.

    

My Left Hand vs. My Right Hand

I broke my arm and had to rethink everything.

    

How I Made It Back to Church

As a gay man, I wasn’t eager to return to the faith community that had pushed me away. But maybe there was a way in.

    

Loose Ends: Secret Notes on the Trump-Putin Meeting

One version of the events, anyway.

    

Opinion: The Trouble With Vacations

What if I had put all that money and enthusiasm into my everyday life instead?

    

The Newfound Power of People Wielding Library Cards

The cards will open the door to culture in New York.

    

Jonathan Gold, Food Critic Who Celebrated L.A.’s Cornucopia, Dies at 57

A gourmand who explored Los Angeles’s immigrant communities, taco carts and chic restaurants, Mr. Gold won renown in the culinary world and a Pulitzer Prize for criticism.

    

Australians Protest Five Years of Offshore Detention Policy

In cities across Australia demonstrators denounced five years of a policy that has left thousands detained on remote Pacific islands.

    

Year After White Nationalist Rally, Charlottesville Is in Tug of War Over Its Soul

Nearly a year after the rally, the city’s first black female mayor has vowed to address centuries of racial and economic disparities.

    

Nine of Her Family Members on a Missouri Duck Boat Died. Somehow, She Survived.

Among the dead were Tia Coleman’s three children. “If they don’t make it, Lord,” she recalled praying on the boat, “take me too.”

    

Attacks on Roma Force Ukraine to Confront an Old Ethnic Enmity

The assaults by nationalist groups pose a dilemma for Kiev, which is beholden to many of the same paramilitaries for their role fighting the Russian incursion in the east.

    

In Duterte’s Philippines, Having a Beer Can Now Land You in Jail

More than 50,000 Filipinos have been locked up for offenses as trivial as drinking in public or being outdoors without a shirt.

    

There Is Life After Campus Infamy

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