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All-Star Game: Max Scherzer starts in home park against Chris Sale in rematch WASHINGTON -- A certain sense of deja vu will pervade the start of the 89th All-Star Game on Tuesday night at Nationals Park.      Indonesian mob kills 300 crocodiles seeking revenge for man's death A mob in Indonesia slaughtered nearly 300 crocodiles, seeking revenge for a man who was killed after a crocodile bit him.   Opioids given too easily to children, study says Many children are prescribed powerful opioid painkillers they don't really need, putting them and those around them at risk, a new study shows.   Hidden blood in feces may signal deadly conditions Even if it's not visible to the naked eye, blood in the stool can be serious -- a sign of a potentially fatal disease other than colon cancer, new research suggests.   Architect unveils plans for Charleston church shooting memorial The Emanuel A.M.E. Church in Charleston, S.C., unveiled designs for a permanent memorial dedicated to the nine people killed in a mass shooting there in 2015.   New York to probe whether Kushner Cos. harassed Brooklyn tenants New York state opened a probe into whether the real estate company owned by Jared Kushner's family harassed tenants in order to push them out.   Judge delays start of 'El Chapo' trial by two months A federal judge ruled Monday to delay the trial of accused drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman by two months.   Judge mulls release of Nikolas Cruz's confession A Florida judge deferred a decision on the release of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooter Nikolas Cruz's confession.   Alleged Sinaloa Cartel lieut. Arturo Lozano Méndez waives El Paso court appearance Arturo Lozano Méndez, a former Ciudad Juárez police officer and a suspected Sinaloa Cartel leader, refused to appear in U.S. court in El Paso, Texas.   Baltimore Ravens place G Marshal Yanda on PUP list The Baltimore Ravens placed offensive guard Marshal Yanda on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list for the start of training camp, ESPN reported Monday.   Arizona Cardinals QB Josh Rosen suggests NCAA should change Arizona Cardinals rookie quarterback Josh Rosen noted his concerns with the NCAA last year, and he continues to make his thoughts known on the subject.   Oklahoma Sooners coach Lincoln Riley: Starting QB job still open It has been assumed that Kyler Murray would be the Oklahoma Sooners' starting quarterback this season, replacing the departed Baker Mayfield.   New York Giants sign supplemental draft pick CB Sam Beal Cornerback Sam Beal has agreed to a four-year rookie deal with the New York Giants, the team announced Monday.   Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers: 'I'd love to play to 40' Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers turns 35 in December, but he is not ready to consider retirement.   Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu warns of 'prolonged struggle' after Gaza strikes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday warned local leaders near the Gaza border hit by rocket fire over the weekend of a "prolonged struggle."   New York Jets plan to release WR Devin Smith The New York Jets will release wide receiver Devin Smith prior to training camp, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Monday.   New England Patriots LB Elandon Roberts hosts heart walk New England Patriots linebacker Elandon Roberts is taking better health to heart.   Le'Veon Bell's agent says it's 'likely' his last season with Steelers Le'Veon Bell's agent says his client could be playing his last season for the Pittsburgh Steelers.   Russian woman charged with conspiracy against the United States A Russian woman living in Washington, D.C., was charged with conspiracy to act as a Russian agent, the Justice Department announced Monday.   Judge temporarily halts deportations for reunited families A federal judge on Monday ordered the U.S. government to temporarily halt deportations of migrant families.   Study: Students would curb binge drinking for better grades, health How do you get college students to stop binge drinking? Convincing them it will quickly improve their health, relationships and grades, according to a study.   More than a quarter of the globe is controlled by indigenous groups New research suggests the role of indigenous people in land management and conservation is under appreciated.   Watch: Truck spreads cloth across road in its wake A traffic camera in China was recording as more than 300 feet of cloth unfurled on the back of a truck and covered the road behind the vehicle.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Russian TV praises Putin after Trump meetingState-sponsored Russian TV is calling President Putin a "master of rhetoric" and a more "skilled negotiator" than President Trump.
  Trump attacks Mueller at joint news conference with Putin, advances conspiracy theories"[Putin] just said it's not Russia," Trump said, of charges Russia had meddled in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. "I will say this: I don't see any reason why it would be."
Mob slaughters 300 crocodiles in Indonesia following death of local manThe mass killing was in retaliation after a villager was recently killed by crocodile.
Putin says Russia has no dirt on TrumpThe Russian president says in a new interview that he didn't even know who Donald Trump was when he visited Moscow in 2013.
Colon cancer blood test may reveal surprisesPeople with blood in the stool are more likely to die of cancer, but also from other causes, researchers in Scotland report.
'Trump Baby' protest blimp is coming to AmericaActivists from various states including California, Texas, Louisiana, North Carolina and Utah have already reached out to get involved in the 'Trump Baby' tour.
Are probiotics safe? Who knows?Russia timeline: Key players, meetings and investigation detailsAs special counsel Mueller continues his inquiries into Russia collusion in the 2016 election, new information continues to be added to the timeline of facts.
Amazon's Prime Day faces worker strikes in EuropeAmazon said it expected only a fraction of its 12,000 workers in Germany to join the strike, and that there would be no impact on Prime Day deliveries.
Thai cave rescuer mulls legal action over Elon Musk 'pedo' slurCave explorer Vern Unsworth said Musk's mini-submarine device was a "PR stunt."
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Trump, at Putin’s Side, Questions U.S. Intelligence on 2016 ElectionAt the end of their first summit meeting, Mr. Trump would not say whether he believes American intelligence agencies or Mr. Putin about Russian electoral interference. After the Summit, the News ConferenceDuring a news conference with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, President Trump would not say whether he believed Russia meddled with the 2016 presidential election. Putin Says Democrats Are to Blame for ‘Manipulations’ of Their PartyIn a Fox News interview, the Russian president said the hacked Democratic emails showed the truth — that the party leadership favored Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders.
news analysis: Trump Sheds All Notions of How a President Should Conduct Himself AbroadRather than defend America against those who would threaten it, he attacked his own citizens and institutions while hailing the leader of a hostile power.
Republicans Rebuke Trump for Siding With Putin as Democrats Demand ActionNo Republican in Congress, however, pledged any particular action to punish President Trump, such as holding up his nominees, nor did any promise hearings or increased oversight.
News Analysis: For Putin, the ‘Summit He Has Dreamed of for 18 Years’President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia got what he wanted most from his meeting with President Trump: American affirmation of his status as a global power.
Russia, 2020, Amazon: Your Monday Evening BriefingMariia Butina, Who Sought ‘Back Channel’ Meeting for Trump and Putin, Is Charged as Russian AgentMs. Butina was accused of trying to broker secret relationships with American politicians so Russia could influence American policies.
Who Is Bill Browder, Kremlin Foe Singled Out in Putin’s Offer?William F. Browder, an investor, has led a global human rights fight against the Kremlin that has resulted in sanctions being leveled against Russian officials, becoming a thorn in Mr. Putin’s side.
TV Anchors Agape After the Trump-Putin Appearance“Disgraceful,” Anderson Cooper of CNN said at the end of a news conference during which the reporters Jonathan Lemire and Jeff Mason asked tough questions.
Kushners Used ‘Toxic’ Construction to Drive Out Tenants, Suit SaysThe company subjected rent-regulated tenants to hazardous conditions, a lawsuit stated, so their apartments could be sold for millions. Kushner Companies denied the claims.
He Preyed on Men Who Wanted to Be Priests. Then He Became a Cardinal.Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick was removed from ministry last month for sexually abusing an altar boy. But for decades, the church overlooked his harassment of adult seminarians.
Charlotte Reluctantly Says It’s Willing to Host Republican National ConventionNorth Carolina’s largest city has not been eager to embrace a bid for the Republican National Convention in 2020. The main reason? President Trump.
Deported From U.S., and Picking Up Pieces of a Shattered DreamA Guatemalan family wanted to “leave behind everything bad.” Ahead, though, was “a huge torment” that still haunts them.
Court Orders Temporary Halt to Migrant Family DeportationsA federal judge in San Diego granted a request to delay deportations of migrant parents who have recently been reunited with their children.
Secret National Parks: An Alaska National Park as Big as Connecticut. Annual Visitors? 23,000.You can get to gorgeous Lake Clark National Park and Preserve only by boat or plane. That’s kept the hordes away.
Secret National Parks: A Nevada Park That, at 77,000 Acres, Sneaks in Under the Tourist RadarBryce, Zion, Arches, Canyonlands, even Capitol Reef, get all the attention. But Great Basin National Park gets something arguably better: anonymity.
Secret National Parks: Among the Majestic Trees in Congaree, Slipping Into SilenceThe little-visited Congaree National Park in South Carolina has been called “Redwoods East.” A kayak will take you deep into its quiet forest.
Trump Shows the World He’s Putin’s LackeyOp-Ed Columnist: Trump and Putin vs. AmericaThe president’s refusal to condemn Russian attacks is a betrayal of every single American citizen.
Why Won’t Donald Trump Speak for America?An Easy Win for Vladimir PutinRussia’s president came away from his meeting with Trump looking confident and in charge.
Op-Ed Columnist: The G.O.P.’s War on the PoorThe Murder-Suicide of the WestThe Stone: Raising My Child in a Doomed WorldThe World Cup Was a Joyful RespiteIgnorance is bliss, but untenable. Temporary distraction, however, is quite nice.
These Women Were Told Not to Play Soccer. Instead They Formed a Team.Away from the lights of the World Cup, on the African archipelago of Zanzibar, a group of Muslim women are challenging a culture that says only men can play soccer.
The Book That Terrified Neil Gaiman. And Carmen Maria Machado. And Dan Simmons.The Pour: In Wine and Critics, Populists Find an Easy TargetStudies keep drawing the conclusion that people like cheap wines best and should not trust experts. But the findings say more about fears than tastes.
Defendants on Probation Can Be Jailed for Drug Relapse, Court RulesMany medical experts said that relapse is part of recovery and a symptom of disease, and shouldn’t be punished with jail. A court disagreed.
Uber Is Target of Federal Sex Discrimination InquiryThe Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is investigating the ride-hailing company’s hiring and pay practices.
Cognitive Test Trump Took May Have Been Undermined by Publicity, Doctors WarnArticles about the test, known as the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, or MoCA, listed some of its questions, potentially influencing future patients.
In Blow to Sinclair, F.C.C. Chief Says He Has ‘Serious Concerns’ With Tribune DealAjit Pai said he wanted a judge to review aspects of the deal, an about-face for a chairman whose policy changes have seemed to mostly benefit the broadcast company.
‘I Can’t Breathe’: Video of Indigenous Australian’s Prison Death Stirs OutrageThe video was shown at the first day of an inquest into the death of a 26-year-old prisoner with schizophrenia and asthma.
Zhengzhou Dispatch: Looking Through the Eyes of China’s Surveillance StateA rare chance to try on a tool of a would-be surveillance dystopia gave a glimpse of the wariness that a closely watched populace can’t hide.
The New Health Care: Hidden From View: The Astonishingly High Administrative Costs of U.S. Health CareThe complexity of the system comes with costs that aren’t obvious but that we all pay.
Military Spending Is Up, but Aerospace and Defense Workers Are ScarceAround the globe, flashy military performances have a more serious purpose: getting people with high-tech skills to sign up.
In New Jersey, Legal Marijuana Is So Close You Can Smell It. But It Could Be Awhile.Legal pot was a central campaign promise for Gov. Philip D. Murphy, and dispensaries are getting ready. But the Legislature is taking its time.
How to Make the Most of Amazon Prime Day 2018Amazon says it will offer more than a million deals, including discounts on Echo devices, kitchen appliances and more — and extend the sale by an extra six hours compared with last year.
A Starring Role for Hollywood’s Sexual Zelig“Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood” details the story of Scotty Bowers, who says he ran a gay and bisexual prostitution ring for the stars for decades.
Unbuttoned: Melania Trump’s Wardrobe Goes MuteAfter the jacket controversy, the first lady dressed for discretion as she accompanied her husband on his European trip.
Review: A Stranger, Sexier Version of ‘Peter Pan’? It’s Leonard Bernstein’sIn this production of J.M. Barrie’s 1904 play, Bernstein’s neglected score brings out the characters’ melancholic desires.
The Emmy Nods Are in: Stream These 10 Nominees You Still May Not Have SeenYou already know about “Game of Thrones” and “S.N.L.” Now check out these other great nominees.
Are You Ready to Fly Without a Human Pilot?Rapid advances in airplane technology make pilotless flying possible sooner than anticipated — but the biggest manufacturers say other advances are likely first.
Take a Walk in the Woods. Doctor’s Orders.“Forest bathing,” or immersing yourself in nature, is being embraced by doctors and others as a way to combat stress and improve health.
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