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Italy bridge collapse death toll climbs to 43 as country mourns The death toll in Tuesday's bridge collapse in north Italy rose to 43 on Saturday -- a national day of mourning over the tragedy.      ICE detains California man driving pregnant wife to hospital for delivery A man driving his pregnant wife to a hospital for delivery of their baby was detained as they stopped for gas and taken into custody by immigration agents.   Putin, Merkel meet for talks on pipeline, other hot topics Russian President Vladimir Putin met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel Saturday in Germany to discuss a Russian-German gas pipeline and other heated topics.   Iran to unveil new fighter jet Tehran announced it will unveil a new fighter jet next week, while development of the Iran's missile capacity will remain the country's top military priority   Gaza border clashes kill 2, injure 270 Two Palestinians have been killed and 270 other people have been injured in clashes with Israeli armed forces at the Gaza border despite cease fire attempts.   Turkish president blasts U.S. for playing "games" on economy Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday called bluff on the Trump administration for threatening his country with sanctions.   Jonas Armstrong, Morven Christie to star in new series 'The Bay' "Ordeal by Innocence" actress Morven Christie and "Robin Hood" actor Jonas Armstrong are to star in ITV's upcoming detective drama "The Bay."   Willie Nelson, Wynonna Judd to appear on USA Network's 'Real Country' Willie Nelson, Trace Adkins, Wynonna Judd and Big & Rich are to appear on USA Network's "Real Country" competition show this fall.   Study: Cancer-related genetic testing is rare for women on Medicare Testing for gene mutations linked to breast and ovarian cancer is rare among some Medicare patients who have the cancers and qualify for such tests.   Vietnam court sentences activist to 20 years in prison; U.S. calls for releaseA Vietnam court sentenced an activist to 20 years in prison on what U.S. officials say are "vague" charges of trying to overthrow the government.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Residents of Syria's last rebel enclave turn to God ahead of feared regime onslaughtWith Russia and Iran's backing, Assad has won back much of Syria. Humanitarian groups fear a 'bloodbath' as he looks to press the advantage and wipe out the last pockets of resistance.
Man held in car-ram incident in London charged with attempted murderNo one died in the incident, but three people were injured. Police said the suspect also drove towards police before crashing into barriers.
'You can't be out': Gay Egyptians continue to fear persecutionEgypt's anti-gay crackdown made headlines last September, but one year later, human-rights advocates and LGBTQ Egyptians say the persecution continues.
Italy, still searching for answers, buries victims of bridge collapseThe collapse "lacerated the heart of Genoa," said the city's archbishop, Cardinal Angelo Bagnasco.
Former United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan dies at 80"Kofi Annan was a guiding force for good," said current U.N. Secretary General António Guterres. "In many ways, Kofi Annan was the United Nations."
Turkey's Erdogan vows country will defy economic threats as U.S. tensions escalatePresident Recep Tayyip Erdogan told supporters on Saturday that his country will stand strong against an "attempted economic coup" amid heightened tensions with the United States.
Pakistan's former cricket star Imran Khan sworn in as prime ministerOpposition parties have held regular protests since last month's election, alleging vote rigging by the powerful security establishment.
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McGahn, White House Counsel, Has Cooperated Extensively in Mueller InquiryThe White House counsel, Donald F. McGahn II, was a witness to key episodes being scrutinized in the case. His cooperation with investigators is unusual.
Truth-Testing Trump’s 250-Plus Attacks on the Russia InquiryWe assessed President Trump’s claims about Russia’s interference in the 2016 election and the ensuing federal investigation of his campaign.
Merkel and Putin Sound Pragmatic Notes After Years of TensionThe Russian president called on Germany’s help in rebuilding Syria so refugees can return to the war-devastated country.
The Treatment Gap: This E.R. Treats Opioid Addiction on Demand. That’s Very Rare.Some hospital emergency departments are giving people medicine for withdrawal, plugging a hole in a system that too often fails to provide immediate treatment.
States Rush to Rein In Prescription Costs, and Drug Companies Fight BackWithout waiting for Congress or the Trump administration, states have passed many laws to hold down drug prices, over the objections of manufacturers.
News Analysis: The West Hoped for Democracy in Turkey. Erdogan Had Other Ideas.Turkey’s descent into authoritarianism and crisis has destroyed whatever hopes remained that the country’s president might serve as a force for moderation.
Trump Tax Cut Unlocks Millions for a Republican Election BlitzRepublicans may be struggling to sell their $1.5 trillion tax cut to voters, but the law has helped unleash tens of millions from donors who benefited handsomely from it.
Sex Abuse Report Lists a Beloved Pastor, and a Pennsylvania Church ReelsThe Rev. John David Crowley was once adored by his parishioners. Then came the news that he was among the priests who abused more than 1,000 children.
Gymnasts Describe Emotional and Physical Abuse by a Prominent CoachSeveral athletes say a coach in an elite program in North Carolina berated them and in some cases physically abused them.
Weekend Reads: 11 of Our Best ArticlesR.I.P. Queen of Soul. The trials of Elon Musk. Madonna is 60. What the heck is cubing? Meet Rashida Tlaib. And more.
Happy Children Do ChoresOp-Ed Columnist: The Slippery Slope of ComplicityThe Absolute Necessity of the New-Mom FriendWhat Father Bradel Did to MeRug Hunting in Grizzly CountryFor the first time in more than 40 years, Wyoming will allow hunters to shoot the big bears. It’s a bad idea.
Are We Loving Shelter Dogs to Death?No-kill policies can be helpful, but without assistance for struggling families, they may be making things worse for America’s pets.
The Stone: Life Is Short. That’s the Point.Our mortality is not something to be overcome. It is integral to our humanity.
The Look: Inside the Ring of Underground WrestlingStop Saying ‘Mormon,’ Church Leader Says. But Is the Real Name Too Long?The church’s president favors the use of “The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,” the name he believes God communicated to Joseph Smith in 1838.
White Doctor Arrested at Orlando Airport Complains of Being Treated Like a ‘Black Person’Videos show Jeffrey Epstein struggling with police officers as he is wrestled to the ground at the airport. He had been told he arrived too late to make his flight.
Kofi Annan, Who Redefined the U.N., Dies at 80Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2001, he projected himself and his organization as the world’s conscience and moral arbiter, despite a series of failures and scandals.
‘A Wound to the Heart of Genoa’: Italy Buries Victims of Bridge CollapseThe country declared a day of national mourning as it struggled to come to terms with a tragedy that critics say could have been avoided.
Who Is Winning the War in Afghanistan? Depends on Which OneA New York Times correspondent who has reported on Afghanistan since the 1979 Soviet invasion offers observations on the war that began in 2001.
Aretha Franklin Was the Personification of Black Woman MagicThere was something about the fact that she looked like our aunts, mothers, sisters and neighbors that made her thrilling and untouchable and relatable.
Witchcraft in the #MeToo EraIn pop culture, witchcraft has emerged as a free-spirited expression of feminism and self-affirmation. But it’s also a religion to dozens of covens around New York.
Trump’s Plan for Coal Emissions: Let Coal States Regulate ThemPresident Trump is planning an overhaul of climate regulations that lets states set their own rules, according to people who have seen the proposal. Environmentalists say emissions could rise.
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