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Milwaukee police officer shot, killed in shootout with suspect A Milwaukee police officer was shot and killed while exchanging gunfire with a suspect on Wednesday afternoon, the Milwaukee Police Department said.      Mattel layoffs 2,200 employees after sales drop 11 percent Mattel announced on Wednesday that it will lay-off 2,200 employees after sales fell 11 percent over the last quarter.   Chinese importer of soybeans insolvent following trade tariff Chinese businesses that import soybeans could be in trouble, following the imposition of 25 percent tariffs imposed on U.S. soybeans by the Chinese government.   Oregon teen gets $25K and apology after school suspends him for wearing pro-Trump shirt An Oregon teen who was suspended after wearing a pro-Trump t-shirt to school will be awarded $25,000 and be given an apology in a settlement with the district.   More than 200 killed in coordinated suicide attacks in Syria More than 200 people were killed in a series of attacks in Syria on Wednesday, government officials said.   Washington Nationals' Stephen Strasburg looks to continue dominance of Miami Marlins MIAMI -- The Washington Nationals will bring some star power when they visit the Miami Marlins on Thursday for the start of a four-game series.   Washington Redskins sign free agent DB Prince Charles Iworah The Washington Redskins signed free agent defensive back Prince Charles Iworah on Wednesday.   Maine freshman DB Darius Minor collapses, dies during workout Freshman defensive back Darius Minor of the University of Maine collapsed and died on Tuesday during a preseason workout on campus in Orono, Maine.   Arizona Diamondbacks going for series win vs. banged-up Chicago Cubs As banged up as the Chicago Cubs may be these days, manager Joe Maddon certainly isn't willing to take any chances that could impact his team's long-term hopes.   Florida freshman DB Justin Watkins arrested for second time Florida freshman Justin Watkins is facing four charges, including two felonies, after his second arrest in the last three months.   Georgia adds DT Travon Walker to impressive class Defensive tackle Travon Walker committed to Georgia, adding his name to already impressive Class of 2019 recruits for the Bulldogs.   New York Yankees may debut Zach Britton vs. Kansas City Royals NEW YORK -- The New York Yankees remain on the hunt for starting pitching in the great arms race between them and the Boston Red Sox.   Jerry Jones: Dallas Cowboys players will be required to stand for national anthem Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Wednesday that his team will be required to stand for the national anthem and not stay in the locker room prior to games.   You have 11 seconds to tell your doctor what's wrong Eleven seconds is how long you typically have to tell your doctor what's wrong before he or she interrupts you and possibly sidetracks the conversation.   Opioids before joint replacement tied to worse recovery Prolonged use of opioid painkillers before total knee or hip replacement may greatly increase a patient's risk of repeat surgery and hospitalization.   Kim Jong Un visits food and bag factory Kim Jong Un visited a food factory and a bag manufacturing plant as state media continues to focus on the North Korean leader's economic policies.   Sleeping pills may be poor choice for dementia patients Giving dementia patients sleeping pills might raise their risk of broken bones, a new study suggests.   House Republicans file articles of impeachment against Rod Rosenstein A group of House Republicans introduced articles of impeachment against Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein on Wednesday.   Former MSU Dr. Larry Nassar assaulted in prison, lawyers say Attorneys for Larry Nassar said he was assaulted in prison and should be moved to another facility.   FCC's Ajit Pai defends decision to send Sinclair, Tribune merger for review Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai defended his decision to refer Sinclair Broadcast Group's merger with Tribune Media for review.   Helsinki Commission calls for U.S. to pass international anti-doping law The U.S. needs to pass its first international sports anti-doping law to criminalize the overuse of performance-enhancing drugs, the Helsinki Commission said.   'Deadwood' movie in the works, HBO confirms Production on a film follow-up to HBO's three-season western "Deadwood" is slated to begin in October, the network announced Wednesday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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U.S. pastor released from prison in Turkey, under house arrestBrunson had been in prison for nearly two years over accusations he helped individuals the Turkish government says were behind a failed coup.
  Pompeo ducks lawmakers' questions on North Korean nukesThe secretary of state, who testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, faced questions about what happened at Trump's summit with Putin.
Japan executes six in cult behind deadly sarin attackAn unlikely victim of Trump's tariff war? Hollywood."This is like a blind, drunken bull crashing into a China shop," said one Hollywood insider.
Election day bombing kills 31 as cricket star seeks power in PakistanThe election will be only the second civilian transfer of power in nuclear-armed Pakistan's history.
'What happened in Helsinki?' Senators prepare to grill PompeoThe secretary of state is set to make his first appearance before the Senate since series of major Trump foreign policy ventures.
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Trade War, Mars, Yosemite: Your Evening BriefingU.S. and Europe Outline Deal to Ease Trade FeudThe surprise announcement included an agreement to work toward lower tariffs. But given President Trump’s negotiating style, it was hard to say if the deal was a genuine truce. Troubles for Ford, G.M. and Fiat Chrysler Send Shares DivingGeneral Motors cited commodity prices, a sign that tariffs may be starting to hurt production. Ford and Fiat Chrysler pointed to weakness in China.
Wages Are Rising in Europe. But Economists Are Puzzled.Increases in worker pay have given the European Central Bank confidence to end its main stimulus measure. Yet there is no consensus on why it took so long.
News Analysis: How the Trump Tax Cut Is Helping to Push the Federal Deficit to $1 TrillionCorporate income tax collections are near a 75-year low, as a share of the economy, after a new law reduced rates and allowed companies to deduct investments immediately. In Ruling Against Trump, Judge Defines Anticorruption Clauses in Constitution for First TimeA federal judge ruled that the case, which argues that Mr. Trump is improperly benefiting from his company’s Washington hotel, should be allowed to proceed.
DeVos Proposes to Curtail Debt Relief for Defrauded StudentsEducation Secretary Betsy DeVos proposed requiring that borrowers prove that they have fallen into financial distress or that their colleges knowingly deceived them to get aid.
Representing Michael Cohen, ‘Classic Lanny’ Davis Comes Out SwingingMr. Davis — an all-purpose lawyer, lobbyist, crisis consultant and TV-talker — has helped Mr. Cohen, President Trump’s former personal lawyer, mount an aggressive defense in the news media.
Pompeo Defends Trump With ‘Proof’ of Administration’s Actions vs. RussiaSenators demanded information from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo about President Trump’s meeting with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia. White House Bars CNN Reporter From Presidential EventSarah Huckabee Sanders and Bill Shine scolded Kaitlan Collins after she asked President Trump about Michael Cohen during an Oval Office photo-op.
Yosemite National Park Evacuated Amid Threat From FireA nearby 38,000-acre wildfire turned one of the country’s most popular national parks into a virtual ghost town on Wednesday.
In Aftermath of Greek Fires, Suspicion Combines With Grief and RecriminationAs rescuers continued to search for the missing, Greeks were asking how so many scattered fires had broken out in so short a span and spread with such velocity.
In Japan, Deadly Heat Wave Tests Endurance of Even the Most StoicNew Alzheimer’s Drug Shows Big Promise in Early Trial ResultsThe drug may be the first to successfully attack both the brain changes and the symptoms of Alzheimer’s. Further research will be needed to know if it’s truly effective.
A Watery Lake Is Detected on Mars, Raising the Potential for Alien LifeThe discovery suggests that watery conditions beneath the icy southern polar cap may have provided one of the critical building blocks for life on the red planet.
What Feminists Can Do for BoysWe fought for young women in the patriarchy first. But budding patriarchs could use some help too.
Zero Tolerance for Zero ToleranceThe children at the border are just the latest casualty of this deeply misguided approach to public policy.
A Carbon Tax Plan That’s a Bad Deal for the PublicOil companies are backing a plan that seeks to insulate them from lawsuits for damages from carbon dioxide emissions.
Why Does Congress Make Taxpayers Pay Hush Money?Senate leaders are undermining efforts to bring full accountability for sexual harassment by members of Congress and other federal workers.
What Doesn’t Kill Him Makes Him StrongerDon’t Let Politics Come Between Me and My PatientsThe Trump administration’s proposed domestic gag rule is an assault on the patient-provider relationship.
The Truth About Cardinal McCarrickThe Catholic Church needs an inquest into what the pederast cardinal's colleagues knew, and when.
The New Know-NothingsTrump’s G.O.P. is not the party of Reagan and Bush, but of a much older, darker American political tradition.
A Message From a C.E.O.: Tariffs Are Going to Hurt American CompaniesMy company, Cummins, and many other U.S. manufacturers needs strong ties to global markets to grow.
Whatever Happened to Moral Rigor?James Baldwin understood the difference between empathy and approval. Today, we would rather condemn than understand.
Critical Shopper: My 8-Month Search for $900 SneakersPhone calls, sneaker bots and making friends with salesclerks: Critical Shopper chases down the Balenciaga Triple S.
State of the Art: Tech Companies Like Facebook and Twitter Are Drawing Lines. It’ll Be Messy.Big tech companies are asking themselves where their responsibilities start and stop. Sorting that out will be complicated and may end up increasing their power.
Facebook Starts Paying a Price for ScandalsThe social network said that advertising and user growth slowed in the second quarter, and that efforts to improve privacy would stunt profits further. Its stock price tumbled.
House Republicans Mount a Long-Shot Bid to Impeach Rod RosensteinThe introduction of articles of impeachment was seen as much as a political maneuver as an act of congressional oversight. But it could give the president more ammunition to attack the Justice Department.
Oksana Shachko, a Founder of Feminist Protest Movement, Dies at 31She was a key member of Femen, whose members held topless demonstrations against authoritarian leaders and the exploitation of women.
Larry Nassar, Convicted Gymnastics Doctor, Wants a New Sentence From a New JudgeLawyers for Mr. Nassar, who pleaded guilty to sexual abuse, say the judge overstepped legal bounds in a long, emotional sentencing hearing.
Visa Restrictions for Chinese Students Alarm AcademiaEducators fear that the changes, which the Trump administration devised to curb intellectual property theft, will hinder innovation, intensify anti-Chinese aggressions and deter talented applicants.
Imran Khan, Former Cricket Star, Pulls Into Lead in Pakistan’s Vote CountEarly results did not point to an outright victory for Mr. Khan, who is widely seen as benefiting from the help of Pakistan’s powerful military.
When ISIS’ Call to Arms Falls on the Ears of the Mentally IllReligious fanaticism or mental disorder? After the Islamic State claimed the gunman who shot 15 in Toronto as one of its one, the debate was rekindled.
Housing Authority Admits Failures Go Well Beyond Lead TestingThe shortcomings, noted in a federal filing, include noncompliance linked to employee overtime and tenant protections during the eviction process.
How Not to Let Your Phone Ruin Your VacationStrategies for traveling without letting your phone keep you from enjoying your trip.
You Know You Should Use Sunscreen. But Are You Using It Correctly?Tips from experts on skin cancer prevention and using sunscreen that you’re less likely to have heard.
A Sports Psychology Guru Dies, but His Practices Live OnKen Ravizza may not be as famous as Joe Maddon, the Cubs manager. But like Maddon, he changed the way people approach and think about baseball.
T-Shirts, Toilet Paper and Rotten Mangoes. This Chinese App Sells It All.China is getting richer, and its economy is going higher-end. But the online bazaar Pinduoduo has found that plenty of people still love cheap stuff.
Letter of Recommendation: Letter of Recommendation: Dead MallsEvery video tour of an abandoned shopping center is a chance to gaze upon the wreck of our past selves.
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