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A federal judge in New York on Thursday allowed a lawsuit seeking to block a question about citizenship from appearing on the 2020 Census to proceed.
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  1. Judge allows lawsuit seeking to block Census citizenship question
  2. Dog named 'Lucifer' saves owner from burning home
  3. Opioid Rx for minor injuries more likely in some states than others
  4. Washington Redskins reportedly ink backup QB Colt McCoy through 2019
  5. Illicit use of ADHD meds won't boost grades: Study
  6. Too few Americans getting screened for cancer: CDC
  7. Philadelphia Eagles QB Carson Wentz back at practice, expects to play Week 1
  8. DT Ricky Jean Francois among two players signed by Detroit Lions
  9. Seth Rogen will be guest voice for Vancouver public transit
  10. New York Giants WR Odell Beckham Jr. impressive in first practice
  11. Buffalo Bills RB LeSean McCoy vows not to be distracted by investigation
  12. North Korea returns Korean War remains of more than 50 Americans
  13. Disgruntled Seattle Seahawks S Earl Thomas goes on reserve/DNR list
  14. New Orleans Saints WR Cameron Meredith practices with team
  15. Bipartisan group of Senators propose bill to prevent Trump from leaving NATO
  16. Minnesota Vikings expect RB Dalvin Cook to be full go for camp
  17. John Schnatter sues Papa John's for access to company records
  18. Toronto Blue Jays' J.A. Happ traded to New York Yankees
  19. Paul Ryan rejects Rod Rosenstein impeachment effort
  20. Dozens of sea turtles wash up dead on Florida shores amid red tide
  21. Iveco, Leonardo consortium lands Italian contract for armored vehicles
  22. 'Coral ticks' suck the life out of degraded coral
  23. Police arrest Robert Allen on murder charge for death of XXXTentacion
  24. Watch: Golfer Patrick Reed gets angry at camera crew for shaking pocket change

Judge allows lawsuit seeking to block Census citizenship question

A federal judge in New York on Thursday allowed a lawsuit seeking to block a question about citizenship from appearing on the 2020 Census to proceed.
    

Dog named 'Lucifer' saves owner from burning home

A dog named Lucifer rescued his owner from a burning home in Kansas.
    

Opioid Rx for minor injuries more likely in some states than others

People with minor injuries may be prescribed unnecessary opioids may depend on where the hospital is located.
    

Washington Redskins reportedly ink backup QB Colt McCoy through 2019

Washington Redskins backup quarterback Colt McCoy signed a contract extension on Thursday that will keep him with the team through the 2019 season.
    

Illicit use of ADHD meds won't boost grades: Study

Many college students turn to ADHD medications during exam week, treating the prescription stimulants as "smart drugs" to enhance their academic performance.
    

Too few Americans getting screened for cancer: CDC

Routine checks for breast, prostate, cervical and colon cancer save lives, but screening rates for all but colon cancer have stalled in recent years.
    

Philadelphia Eagles QB Carson Wentz back at practice, expects to play Week 1

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz participated in 11-on-11 drills at training camp and said he expects to be ready for the regular-season opener.
    

DT Ricky Jean Francois among two players signed by Detroit Lions

The Detroit Lions signed defensive tackle Ricky Jean Francois and linebacker Darnell Sankey, the team announced Thursday.
    

Seth Rogen will be guest voice for Vancouver public transit

Seth Rogan will be the new voice of public transit in Vancouver, British Columbia.
    

New York Giants WR Odell Beckham Jr. impressive in first practice

Odell Beckham Jr. was impressive during limited work as the New York Giants held their first practice of training camp on Thursday.
    

Buffalo Bills RB LeSean McCoy vows not to be distracted by investigation

Buffalo Bills running back LeSean McCoy arrived at training camp and vowed that he will not be distracted by an investigation into an alleged home invasion.
    

North Korea returns Korean War remains of more than 50 Americans

North Korea is preparing to return the remains of U.S. service members killed in the Korean War South Korean media reported on Thursday.
    

Disgruntled Seattle Seahawks S Earl Thomas goes on reserve/DNR list

The Seattle Seahawks will place disgruntled safety Earl Thomas on the reserve/did not report list, the Seattle Times reported.
    

New Orleans Saints WR Cameron Meredith practices with team

New Orleans Saints wide receiver Cameron Meredith participated in the team portion of practice Thursday, according to the Advocate of New Orleans.
    

Bipartisan group of Senators propose bill to prevent Trump from leaving NATO

A bipartisan group of Senators proposed a bill that would prevent Trump from exiting the North Atlantic Treaty Organization without the Senate's consent.
    

Minnesota Vikings expect RB Dalvin Cook to be full go for camp

The Minnesota Vikings do not expect any limitations on running back Dalvin Cook for training camp.
    

John Schnatter sues Papa John's for access to company records

Papa John's founder John Schnatter sued the pizza chain Thursday, seeking documents related to his departure from the company.
    

Toronto Blue Jays' J.A. Happ traded to New York Yankees

The New York Yankees have acquired All-Star pitcher J.A. Happ from the Toronto Blue Jays.
    

Paul Ryan rejects Rod Rosenstein impeachment effort

House Speaker Paul Ryan rejected an effort by fellow House Republicans to impeach Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein on Thursday.
    

Dozens of sea turtles wash up dead on Florida shores amid red tide

Dozens of sea turtles have washed up dead on the coast of Florida after a red tide bloom in the waters, wildlife officials said.
    

Iveco, Leonardo consortium lands Italian contract for armored vehicles

A joint venture between Italian defense companies Iveco Defense Vehicles and Leonardo received a $185.2 million contract for Centauro II armored vehicles.
    

'Coral ticks' suck the life out of degraded coral

A new survey of Fiji Island reefs has revealed the significant damage being caused by small sea snails, previously ignored by marine biologists.
    

Police arrest Robert Allen on murder charge for death of XXXTentacion

U.S. Marshals arrested a third suspect in the Florida slaying of rapper XXXTentacion, Broward County officials announced Thursday.
    

Watch: Golfer Patrick Reed gets angry at camera crew for shaking pocket change

Patrick Reed was not happy with a camera crew for making noise with pocket change while he tried to play a hole Thursday at the European Open.
    
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OSAN AIR BASE, South Korea — A U.S. Air Force plane carrying what are thought to be the remains of 55 Americans killed during the Korean War arrived at Osan Air Base in South Korea on Friday morning, the 65th anniversary of the armistice that ended ...
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  1. Playboy-turned-corruption crusader claims victory in nuclear-armed Pakistan
  2. North Korea returns possible remains of 55 U.S. Korean War troops
  3. Was Secretary of State Pompeo surprised by Trump threats against Turkey?
  4. Paul McCartney gets back to where he once belonged with surprise gig
  5. Trump threatens Turkey with sanctions over detained American pastor
  6. Hundreds of cheering migrants storm border fence, enter Europe
  7. Trump adviser Bolton: Putin invite to White House delayed until Mueller 'witch hunt' over
  8. Saudi Arabia halts oil shipments through key route after tanker attack
  9. Migrant rescue ship's ordeal exposes hardening views as populism blossoms
  10. 'Firecracker-like explosive device' blows up near U.S Embassy in Beijing
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Playboy-turned-corruption crusader claims victory in nuclear-armed Pakistan

Over the past two decades, the cricket icon has made a public transformation from international playboy to devout Muslim and anti-Western campaigner.

    

North Korea returns possible remains of 55 U.S. Korean War troops

"We are encouraged by North Korea's actions and the momentum for positive change," the White House said.

    

Was Secretary of State Pompeo surprised by Trump threats against Turkey?

Trump's threats against ally were allegedly a surprise to Secretary of State Pompeo, who's been trying to free U.S. pastor detained in Turkey.

    

Paul McCartney gets back to where he once belonged with surprise gig

Rather than the stadiums and arenas to which the former Beatle is accustomed, the venue holds just 350 people.

    

Trump threatens Turkey with sanctions over detained American pastor

The case has strained ties between NATO allies Turkey and the United States.

    

Hundreds of cheering migrants storm border fence, enter Europe

Three times more migrants have arrived in Spain in 2018 compared to the same period last year, according to the IOM.

    

Trump adviser Bolton: Putin invite to White House delayed until Mueller 'witch hunt' over

Trump had invited the Russian president to the White House for a second summit this fall.

    

Saudi Arabia halts oil shipments through key route after tanker attack

The route is used by tankers heading from the Middle East through the Suez Canal to Europe.

    

Migrant rescue ship's ordeal exposes hardening views as populism blossoms

The approach taken by Italy's new populist government raises questions about how rescue ships can continue saving lives in the Mediterranean Sea.

    

'Firecracker-like explosive device' blows up near U.S Embassy in Beijing

The suspect was from the city of Tongliao in Inner Mongolia, according to officials.

    

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  1. Mueller, Syria, Trade: Your Evening Briefing
  2. Mueller Examining Trump’s Tweets in Wide-Ranging Obstruction Inquiry
  3. Prosecutors Seek to Question Trump Organization’s Finance Chief
  4. Facebook’s Plunge Shatters Faith in Tech Companies’ Invulnerability
  5. Common Sense: Why Trump Is Right About the E.U.’s Penalty Against Google
  6. Microsoft Employees Question C.E.O. Over Company’s Contract With ICE
  7. Trump’s Trade Truce With Europe Has a Familiar Feel: It Mirrors Obama’s Path
  8. Why Friday’s G.D.P. Number May Be a Size Too Big
  9. Trump Crows as a Steel Plant Fires Up, but Tariffs Singe Soybean Farmers
  10. Jim Jordan, Embattled Conservative, Says He Will Run for House Speaker
  11. Federal Authorities Say They Have Met Deadline to Reunite Migrant Families
  12. Chaos Marks Effort to Reunite Separated Families, New York Officials Say
  13. Judge Allows Lawsuit Trying to Block Citizenship Question From Census
  14. Bill de Blasio Is a Progressive. But Is He Progressive Enough?
  15. New York City Council Moves to Cap Uber and Other For-Hire Vehicles
  16. Stonewall Democrats Club Chooses Cuomo Over Nixon
  17. Did Israel Just Stop Trying to Be a Democracy?
  18. Impeach Rosenstein? C’mon, Man
  19. ‘Love Island’ and the Sexual Anxieties of Modern Britain
  20. When Trump Talks, the World Listens. Should It?
  21. Vulnerable Species in the Cross Hairs
  22. Brand Ivanka: Clothing Fit for Trumpian Times
  23. Where American Renewal Begins
  24. Democrats’ Vulnerabilities? Elitism and Negativity
  25. Trump’s Emoluments Trap
  26. ‘Don’t Ruin Our American Dream!’
  27. Trump’s Fake Fix for a Bad Economic Policy
  28. Trump Has No Idea What His Tariffs Have Unleashed for Farmers
  29. Art Review: Rammellzee, From Living Letters to Living Sculpture
  30. Giddy Up, Girlfriend!
  31. DeVos to Eliminate Rules Aimed at Abuses by For-Profit Colleges
  32. Despite Egypt’s Dismal Human Rights Record, U.S. Restores Military Aid
  33. U.K.’s Jewish Papers Denounce Labour Party as ‘Existential Threat’
  34. Trump Threatens Sanctions Against Turkey Over Detained Pastor
  35. Arson Suspect Arrested as Cranston Fire Rages in California
  36. Hundreds Died in Syrian Custody, Government Acknowledges
  37. What Is a ‘Shadow Ban,’ and Is Twitter Doing It to Republican Accounts?
  38. A #MeToo Reckoning in China’s Workplace Amid Wave of Accusations
  39. How to Revive a Friendship
  40. Editors’ Choice: 10 New Books We Recommend This Week
  41. Worried About the I.R.S. Scam? Here’s How to Handle Phone Fraud
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  44. An Artist Unites North and South Korea, Stitch by Stitch
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  47. Fiction: Neither Here Nor There: Living and Loving Between China and America
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Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

    

Mueller Examining Trump’s Tweets in Wide-Ranging Obstruction Inquiry

The president’s public attacks on Jeff Sessions and James Comey, which came as he was also privately pressuring them, are being scrutinized.

    

Prosecutors Seek to Question Trump Organization’s Finance Chief

The request set off alarm bells inside the company, as the executive has handled its finances for decades, has managed President Trump’s trust and has even reviewed the Trump campaign’s books.

    

Facebook’s Plunge Shatters Faith in Tech Companies’ Invulnerability

Roughly $120 billion in wealth was wiped out as Facebook shares fell 19 percent. It was among the largest one-day destruction a company has ever suffered.
    

Common Sense: Why Trump Is Right About the E.U.’s Penalty Against Google

The European Union imposed a $5.1 billion penalty on Google last week. It is hard to find an antitrust expert who endorses the case’s logic or outcome.

    

Microsoft Employees Question C.E.O. Over Company’s Contract With ICE

Microsoft employees presented Satya Nadella, the chief executive, with a petition signed by over 300,000 people that called on the company to cancel its contract with ICE.

    

Trump’s Trade Truce With Europe Has a Familiar Feel: It Mirrors Obama’s Path

The president shelved his predecessor’s trade talks with Europe. Now, he wants to resume similar negotiations.

    

Why Friday’s G.D.P. Number May Be a Size Too Big

Second-quarter economic growth could register above 4 percent. But the figure may have been driven by one-time factors that will be offset later.

    

Trump Crows as a Steel Plant Fires Up, but Tariffs Singe Soybean Farmers

United States Steel Corporation, which owns a plant in Granite City, Ill., credits President Trump’s tariffs with enabling it to start up two idled blast furnaces.

    

Jim Jordan, Embattled Conservative, Says He Will Run for House Speaker

The Ohio Republican said he would run to replace Paul D. Ryan, even as he has been embroiled in a scandal from his days as a college wrestling coach.

    

Federal Authorities Say They Have Met Deadline to Reunite Migrant Families

Officials have returned 1,442 more migrant children who had been separated from their families at the border, substantially complying with a court order. But hundreds remain in custody.

    

Chaos Marks Effort to Reunite Separated Families, New York Officials Say

The governor described a night of “gross incompetence,” with children being driven from one airport to another as the government raced to return them to their parents.

    

Judge Allows Lawsuit Trying to Block Citizenship Question From Census

The judge’s ruling sets the stage for a trial that is expected to delve into how and why the Trump administration decided to add a question about citizenship to the next census.

    

Bill de Blasio Is a Progressive. But Is He Progressive Enough?

Some loyal supporters on the left say that Mayor Bill de Blasio has fallen short on fully delivering on several progressive issues.

    

New York City Council Moves to Cap Uber and Other For-Hire Vehicles

The New York City Council is considering a cap on Uber and other for-hire vehicles to address growing complaints over congestion on city streets.

    

Stonewall Democrats Club Chooses Cuomo Over Nixon

Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s role in legalizing same-sex marriage helped him win the L.G.B.T. club’s endorsement over Cynthia Nixon, who would be New York’s first openly gay governor.

    

Did Israel Just Stop Trying to Be a Democracy?

It cannot be both a Jewish state and a liberal one.

    

Impeach Rosenstein? C’mon, Man

In its latest and futile gesture, the House Freedom Caucus sets its sights on ousting the man overseeing Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation.

    

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Brand Ivanka: Clothing Fit for Trumpian Times

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Where American Renewal Begins

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Democrats’ Vulnerabilities? Elitism and Negativity

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Trump’s Emoluments Trap

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Trump’s Fake Fix for a Bad Economic Policy

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Trump Has No Idea What His Tariffs Have Unleashed for Farmers

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Art Review: Rammellzee, From Living Letters to Living Sculpture

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