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Thai navy SEALS barely escaped after clearing a flooded cave where 12 boys and their soccer coach were rescued, the Thai military said Tuesday.
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  1. Thai navy SEALS barely escaped after pump failure in cave rescue
  2. Trump admin cuts funding to program that helps people sign up for healthcare
  3. American tourist killed by stray bullet in Mexico City
  4. Pfizer reverses price hikes after pressure from Trump
  5. Toronto' public health board recommends decriminalization of all drugs
  6. U.N.: South Sudan government forces committing war crimes
  7. Hepatitis-infected kidneys may be safe new option for transplant
  8. California brush fire causes evacuation at Griffith Observatory
  9. More evidence that supplements won't help your heart
  10. Ben Affleck, Rosie Perez join cast of 'The Last Thing He Wanted'
  11. Joaquin Phoenix confirmed to star in The Joker origin movie
  12. UCLA basketball alum Billy Knight found dead after posting YouTube video
  13. Senate panel advances Robert Wilkie's bid to lead Veterans Affairs
  14. This protein makes armpits reek, and scientists want to stop it
  15. Former NFL CB Brandon Browner charged with felonies, attempted murder
  16. U.S. Coast Guard rescues 11 passengers in Alaska plane crash
  17. Adonis Alexander drug tests clean entering NFL Supplemental Draft
  18. Judge won't extend deadline for reuniting migrant children
  19. Former Cowboys QB Tony Romo wins amateur golf tournament by 9 strokes
  20. Leicester City star Riyad Mahrez headed to Manchester City

Thai navy SEALS barely escaped after pump failure in cave rescue

Thai navy SEALS barely escaped after clearing a flooded cave where 12 boys and their soccer coach were rescued, the Thai military said Tuesday.
    

Trump admin cuts funding to program that helps people sign up for healthcare

The Trump administration announced that it will cut funding to nonprofits known as "navigators" that help people sign up for health insurance.
    

American tourist killed by stray bullet in Mexico City

An American tourist celebrating her one-year anniversary in Mexico City was killed by a stray bullet on Saturday, officials confirmed.
    

Pfizer reverses price hikes after pressure from Trump

Pfizer on Tuesday said it would reverse its decision to raise prices on dozens of drugs after pressure from President Donald Trump.
    

Toronto' public health board recommends decriminalization of all drugs

Toronto's public health board recommends the government decriminalize all drugs for personal use in an effort to treat drug addiction as a health problem.
    

U.N.: South Sudan government forces committing war crimes

A U.N. report published Tuesday accused the South Sudanese government and its allied forces of committing war crimes.
    

Hepatitis-infected kidneys may be safe new option for transplant

Some patients in need of a kidney transplant might safely receive an organ from an HCV-infected donor, a new study maintains.
    

California brush fire causes evacuation at Griffith Observatory

A small brushfire in California prompted an evacuation of the Griffith Observatory and its surrounding trails on Tuesday, fire officials said.
    

More evidence that supplements won't help your heart

There's another study suggesting that the vitamin and mineral supplements bought by millions of Americans do nothing to stave off heart disease.
    

Ben Affleck, Rosie Perez join cast of 'The Last Thing He Wanted'

Ben Affleck, Rosie Perez, Willem Dafoe and Mel Rodriguez have joined the ensemble of "Mudbound" director Dee Rees' next movie, "The Last Thing He Wanted."
    

Joaquin Phoenix confirmed to star in The Joker origin movie

Joaquin Phoenix has signed on to play The Joker in an origin story about the DC Comics super-villain, Warner Bros. Pictures announced.
    

UCLA basketball alum Billy Knight found dead after posting YouTube video

Former UCLA basketball player Billy Knight died Sunday morning at the age of 39.
    

Senate panel advances Robert Wilkie's bid to lead Veterans Affairs

The Senate Committee on Veteran's Affairs on Tuesday endorsed Robert Wilkie, President Donald Trump's nominee to head the Department of Veterans Affairs.
    

This protein makes armpits reek, and scientists want to stop it

Researchers in England say they've identified a protein that enables bacteria in your armpits to take up odorless compounds in sweat and make it stink.
    

Former NFL CB Brandon Browner charged with felonies, attempted murder

Former NFL cornerback Brandon Browner was charged with multiple felonies, including attempted murder, on Tuesday.
    

U.S. Coast Guard rescues 11 passengers in Alaska plane crash

The U.S. Coast Guard rescued 11 passengers on a plane that crashed into an Alaskan mountain Tuesday.
    

Adonis Alexander drug tests clean entering NFL Supplemental Draft

Former Virginia Tech cornerback Adonis Alexander will not have to worry about one issue entering Wednesday's NFL Supplemental Draft.
    

Judge won't extend deadline for reuniting migrant children

A judge denied the Justice Department's request for a deadline extension to reunite all migrant children under the age of 5 separated from their parents.
    

Former Cowboys QB Tony Romo wins amateur golf tournament by 9 strokes

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo may have retired from playing in the NFL, but that doesn't mean he is through with competitive sports.
    

Leicester City star Riyad Mahrez headed to Manchester City

Manchester City reached an agreement Tuesday with Leicester City, acquiring midfielder Riyad Mahrez.
    
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US Unveils Additional Tariffs on $200 Billion More in Chinese Imports
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WASHINGTON—The White House said it would assess 10% tariffs on a further $200 billion in Chinese goods, deepening the dispute with Beijing, while sending a message to other trading partners that the U.S. won't back away from trade fights. The new ...
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Chuck Schumer, the top Democrat in the Senate, in front of the Supreme Court on Tuesday. He said Democrats would use confirmation hearings to drill down on Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh's views on executive power.CreditErin Schaff for The New York Times.
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The plight of the young soccer players and their coach has riveted the country and much of the world since they vanished on June 23.
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  1. All of the Thai boys are freed after cave ordeal
  2. What's behind the Brexit chaos, and what happens next?
  3. George Clooney hospitalized after car hits his scooter in Italy
  4. U.K. will hit Facebook with max fine for data breaches, regulator says
  5. 'Hiding' in Moscow: Activists in soccer jerseys form gay-rights rainbow
  6. Trump's European trip: Trade wars, Brexit chaos — and a Russia quandary
  7. U.K. man exposed to poison is now conscious
  8. Cuba to restrict growth in private sector under new regulations
  9. Trump blasts NATO ahead of European visit
  10. Nobel laureate's widow is freed from house arrest, allowed to leave China
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All of the Thai boys are freed after cave ordeal

The plight of the young soccer players and their coach has riveted the country and much of the world since they vanished on June 23.

    

What's behind the Brexit chaos, and what happens next?

Britain is deadlocked on Brexit Plan A, and has no Plan B.

    

George Clooney hospitalized after car hits his scooter in Italy

The Hollywood star is on the island of Sardinia filming a new TV series, "Catch 22," based on the classic 1961 novel by Joseph Heller.

    

U.K. will hit Facebook with max fine for data breaches, regulator says

Facebook broke the law by failing to safeguard people's information and was not transparent about how data was harvested, the British regulator said.

    

'Hiding' in Moscow: Activists in soccer jerseys form gay-rights rainbow

Gay "propaganda" is banned in Russia, but that didn't stop a group of soccer fans from promoting LGBTQ rights in Moscow with a subtle — yet colorful — protest.

    

Trump's European trip: Trade wars, Brexit chaos — and a Russia quandary

The president's allegiance to allies — and his willingness to deliver a tough message to Russian President Vladimir Putin — will be put to the test.

    

U.K. man exposed to poison is now conscious

"While this is welcome news, clearly we are not out of the woods yet," the Salisbury hospital said.
    

Cuba to restrict growth in private sector under new regulations

Cuba's efforts to cut state payroll and kick-start growth through private enterprise have sparked debate around wealth accumulation and rising inequality.

    

Trump blasts NATO ahead of European visit

"NATO countries must pay MORE, the United States must pay LESS. Very Unfair!" the president said in Tuesday tweet before his European visit.

    

Nobel laureate's widow is freed from house arrest, allowed to leave China

The poet never been charged with any crime, her release is the result of years of campaigning by Western governments and activists.

    

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  1. Migrants, NATO, Supreme Court: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
  2. Senate Democrats Come Out Swinging in Long-Shot Fight to Block Kavanaugh
  3. On Washington: Who Might the Court Fight Help in the Midterms? Democrats. And Republicans.
  4. Showdown on a Trump Subpoena Could Overshadow Brett Kavanaugh’s Confirmation
  5. Watch: Brett Kavanaugh’s Past Remarks on Key Topics
  6. Brett Kavanaugh on the Issues: Abortion, Guns, Climate and More
  7. How Rescuers Pulled Off the Impossible in a Treacherous Thai Cave
  8. Elon Musk Defends His Rejected Mini-Sub Plan for Thai Cave
  9. Trump Derides NATO as ‘Obsolete.’ Baltic Nations See It Much Differently.
  10. As Trump Criticizes NATO, E.U. Leader Warns: You ‘Won’t Have a Better Ally’
  11. Fact Check of the Day: Trump Falsely Claims It’s ‘Impossible’ for American Farmers to Do Business in Europe
  12. Trump Pardons Oregon Ranchers Whose Case Inspired Wildlife Refuge Takeover
  13. Trump Officials Slash Grants That Help Consumers Get Obamacare
  14. On Soccer: France, With Flash to Spare, Reaches the World Cup Final
  15. Why Does Every Soccer Player Do This?
  16. World Cup Brings England Together at a Time of Division
  17. Searching for Saraswati
  18. Someone Should Tell Donald Trump About America’s High Tariffs
  19. Op-Ed Columnist: The Center Is Sexier Than You Think
  20. Roe Isn’t Going Down Without a Fight
  21. Op-Ed Columnist: Brexit Meets Gravity
  22. A Doctor’s Responsibility
  23. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: A Victory for Mexican Democracy
  24. Offsides: This World Cup, Remember the Russian People
  25. The G.O.P.’s Wobbly Hold on Texas Latinos
  26. Beijing Dispatch: Was This Powerful Chinese Empress a Feminist Trailblazer?
  27. Restaurant Review: It’s Not Fake French, It’s Frenchette
  28. Harry Potter Doesn’t Dance. But He Sure Can Move.
  29. Facebook Is Fined by British Agency Over Cambridge Analytica Data Leak
  30. Dancing F.B.I. Agent Facing Assault Charge Can Carry Gun Again, Judge Rules
  31. Zsa Zsa the English Bulldog, ‘World’s Ugliest Dog,’ Dies at 9
  32. Russell Simmons Faces New Rape Accusation in a First-Person Account
  33. Turkey’s Economy Is So Hot That It May Face a Meltdown
  34. About New York: The Last 9/11 Fire Chief Bows Out
  35. A Homecoming for Nigerians Who Fled Militants. All That’s Missing Is the ‘Home.’
  36. How Fraught Is Meeting With Russia? Just Ask Republican Senators
  37. The Power of Positive People
  38. Why Your Brain Tricks You Into Doing Less Important Tasks
  39. Nonfiction: A White House Memoir That’s Equal Parts C-Span and ‘Sex and the City’
  40. On Comedy: Bobcat Goldthwait Has Moved On. Why Can’t We Catch Up?
  41. Chasing the Deal: 10 Great Last-Minute Summer Getaways You Can Book in July
  42. Orcas of the Pacific Northwest Are Starving and Disappearing
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Migrants, NATO, Supreme Court: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

    

Senate Democrats Come Out Swinging in Long-Shot Fight to Block Kavanaugh

Democrats painted the Supreme Court nominee as an archconservative who would endanger abortion rights and health care and protect President Trump.

    

On Washington: Who Might the Court Fight Help in the Midterms? Democrats. And Republicans.

President Trump’s new Supreme Court nominee could help Republicans hold or expand control in the Senate, even as it helps Democrats’ chances to take the House.

    

Showdown on a Trump Subpoena Could Overshadow Brett Kavanaugh’s Confirmation

Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh has questioned the wisdom of forcing sitting presidents to answer questions from prosecutors.

    

Watch: Brett Kavanaugh’s Past Remarks on Key Topics

The confirmation fight over President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee is underway. Here is what Judge Kavanaugh has said about the justices he admires, Roe v. Wade and the presidency.
    

Brett Kavanaugh on the Issues: Abortion, Guns, Climate and More

In cases touching on issues as diverse as gun and abortion rights to regulations and national security, Judge Kavanaugh has assembled a conservative record.

    

How Rescuers Pulled Off the Impossible in a Treacherous Thai Cave

What started as a misadventure destined for tragedy turned into a nearly three-week-long story of triumph over the impossible.

    

Elon Musk Defends His Rejected Mini-Sub Plan for Thai Cave

The tech billionaire arrived with 10 engineers and an improvised submersible, but the help was declined. The passage was too narrow.

    

Trump Derides NATO as ‘Obsolete.’ Baltic Nations See It Much Differently.

For the nations of Latvia and Estonia, nestled between Russia and the Baltic Sea and with large ethnic Russian populations, NATO is no abstraction.

    

As Trump Criticizes NATO, E.U. Leader Warns: You ‘Won’t Have a Better Ally’

Before a summit meeting in Brussels, President Trump reiterated complaints about military spending. Donald Tusk, the European Council president, hit back.

    

Fact Check of the Day: Trump Falsely Claims It’s ‘Impossible’ for American Farmers to Do Business in Europe

The United States exported $11.5 billion in agricultural products to the European Union last year.
    

Trump Pardons Oregon Ranchers Whose Case Inspired Wildlife Refuge Takeover

The pardons of Dwight Hammond and his son, Steven D. Hammond, who had been imprisoned for arson on federal land, suggest that the Trump administration supports ranchers in the battle over such lands.

    

Trump Officials Slash Grants That Help Consumers Get Obamacare

The Trump administration has announced that it is slashing grants to nonprofit organizations that help people get health insurance under the Affordable Care Act.

    

On Soccer: France, With Flash to Spare, Reaches the World Cup Final

France showed flashes of its sublime skill in a win over Belgium, but it was its patience and defensive strength that proved the difference in the semifinal.

    

Why Does Every Soccer Player Do This?

We’ve seen it a hundred times in the World Cup: A player misses a shot and his hands immediately go to the top of his head. Why? Psychology has the answer.

    

World Cup Brings England Together at a Time of Division

Enthusiasm for the national team is reaching fever pitch in England, which has been cleaved by politics and hasn’t had much to celebrate of late.

    

Searching for Saraswati

Hindu nationalism reaches new heights in a quest to find a sacred river.
    

Someone Should Tell Donald Trump About America’s High Tariffs

In accusing other countries of cheating the United States, the president misleads the public about a complicated subject.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: The Center Is Sexier Than You Think

The most promising political turf in 2018 isn’t on the left.

    

Roe Isn’t Going Down Without a Fight

Brett Kavanaugh may not agree. But a majority of Americans believe that abortion should remain legal.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: Brexit Meets Gravity

Why May is trying to keep the customs union

    

A Doctor’s Responsibility

Emergencies are not always obvious. Is that gentleman on the bench dozing or overdosing?

    

Contributing Op-Ed Writer: A Victory for Mexican Democracy

The election of Andrés Manuel López Obrador and his rivals’ graceful acknowledgment of his victory represent an important step for the country.

    

Offsides: This World Cup, Remember the Russian People

The tournament has been a victory so far for Vladimir Putin. But regular Russians will suffer.
    

The G.O.P.’s Wobbly Hold on Texas Latinos

The party once recognized that Mexicans came here to work, and their families often became solid citizens. That was before President Trump.

    

Beijing Dispatch: Was This Powerful Chinese Empress a Feminist Trailblazer?

Empress Cixi is most famous for building a fabulous pleasure ground, the Summer Palace, that attracts crowds of tourists. Was she also responsible for pulling China into the modern age?

    

Restaurant Review: It’s Not Fake French, It’s Frenchette

The new TriBeCa brasserie from two veterans of the Keith McNally empire isn’t visionary, and that’s good.

    

Harry Potter Doesn’t Dance. But He Sure Can Move.

“Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” doesn’t use elaborate special effects. Its magic comes from movement, and Steven Hoggett is its wizard choreographer.

    

Facebook Is Fined by British Agency Over Cambridge Analytica Data Leak

The Information Commissioner’s Office said it was fining Facebook 500,000 pounds — the maximum allowed — for letting Cambridge Analytica harvest users’ information without their consent.

    

Dancing F.B.I. Agent Facing Assault Charge Can Carry Gun Again, Judge Rules

Chase Bishop was charged with second-degree assault after his gun went off at a Denver club and injured another patron, the authorities said.

    

Zsa Zsa the English Bulldog, ‘World’s Ugliest Dog,’ Dies at 9

Zsa Zsa lived a life of glamour in her final weeks, meeting fans across the country and even flying first class.

    

Russell Simmons Faces New Rape Accusation in a First-Person Account

A woman told Variety that Mr. Simmons, who has been accused of at least a dozen instances of sexual misconduct, forced himself upon her on a date in 1990.

    

Turkey’s Economy Is So Hot That It May Face a Meltdown

The country is sliding toward crisis as its currency plunges, corporate debts increase and an autocratic president undermines faith in institutions.

    

About New York: The Last 9/11 Fire Chief Bows Out

Joseph Pfeifer was the first Fire Department chief through the doors of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, and he is the last who held the rank that day to retire.

    

A Homecoming for Nigerians Who Fled Militants. All That’s Missing Is the ‘Home.’

Nigerian officials, declaring victory over Boko Haram, urged residents to return to the town of Bama. But it’s barely habitable, and the militants are hardly defeated.

    

How Fraught Is Meeting With Russia? Just Ask Republican Senators

Republican senators traveled to Russia over their July 4 recess, preaching conciliation and dialogue. The Russians could not have been more pleased.

    

The Power of Positive People

Are your friendships giving you a boost or bringing you down?

    

Why Your Brain Tricks You Into Doing Less Important Tasks

Yet again, your brain is working against you, and it’s because of a phenomenon called the urgency effect.

    

Nonfiction: A White House Memoir That’s Equal Parts C-Span and ‘Sex and the City’

“The Corner of the Oval” is Beck Dorey-Stein’s fresh, funny, utterly unconventional account of working for President Obama.

    

On Comedy: Bobcat Goldthwait Has Moved On. Why Can’t We Catch Up?

The comedian has made a career of directing film and TV, trying to leave behind the wild-eyed persona he became famous for. Still, fans ask, “Do the voice!”

    

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Just because the summer is halfway over doesn’t mean it’s too late for a life-changing summer vacation. Here are 10 great trips that are best booked in July.

    

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The population of endangered killer whales has hit a 30-year-low, numbering only 75 this year.

    

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