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Seahawks to work out 4 defenders The Seattle Seahawks will bring in a number of veteran defensive players for workouts on Sunday, multiple media outlets reported.      • Email to a friend • Watch: Bale, Asensio lead Madrid over Juventus at International Champions Cup Marco Asensio and Gareth Bale led Real Madrid to a 3-1 win against Juventus in the International Champions Cup on Saturday at FedExField in Landover, Md.   • Email to a friend • Venezuela President survives assassination attempt Drones detonated where Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was giving a live televised speech Saturday, unharming the president but injuring seven soldiers.   • Email to a friend • Trump rallies in Ohio, third stop this week to bolster GOP support Following rallies in Florida and Pennsylvania this week, President Donald Trump on Saturday made a stop in central Ohio to support GOP candidate Troy Balderson.   • Email to a friend • Anaheim Ducks ink goalie John Gibson to 8-year pact The Anaheim Ducks have signed goaltender John Gibson to an eight-year contract extension.   • Email to a friend • Niecy Nash, Aunjanue Ellis join cast of Ava DuVernay's Central Park Five series Niecy Nash, Aunjanue Ellis and Storm Reid have joined the ensemble of writer-director Ava DuVernay's four-part, Central Park Five series for Netflix.   • Email to a friend • California governor asks Trump for wildfire aid As crews in California battle 17 wildfires, Governor Edmund Brown asked President Donald Trump for federal money to bolster the ongoing emergency response.   • Email to a friend • Patrick Stewart to reprise Jean-Luc Picard in new 'Star Trek' series British actor Patrick Stewart is to reprise his role of Jean-Luc Picard in a new "Star Trek" series for CBS All Access.   • Email to a friend • Protesters rally at NRA headquarters in Virginia To honor victims of gun violence and continue a call for stricter gun laws, activists rallied Saturday outside the National Rifle Association's headquarters.   • Email to a friend • Berkshire Hathaway now has nearly $50B stake in Apple Berkshire Hathaway's 5 percent stake in Apple were worth nearly $50 billion Saturday since the tech giant has become American's first trillion dollar company.   • Email to a friend • Michael Jordan backs LeBron James after Donald Trump insult Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan threw his support behind LeBron James after President Donald Trump insulted the four-time NBA MVP.   • Email to a friend • Wells Fargo mistake could have led to 400 foreclosures Wells Fargo says a company miscalculation could be the reason for hundreds of foreclosures, the bank revealed in a regulatory filing Friday.   • Email to a friend • SEC drops probe over Exxon accounting practices The Securities and Exchange Commission has dropped a two-year probe into whether Exxon Mobil's accounting practices were transparent about climate change risk.   • Email to a friend • Study: Baby talk helps language development Baby talk may sound silly, but it speeds infants' language development, a new study suggests.   • Email to a friend • Pompeo addresses reports of Russia violating N. Korea sanctions U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called on nations to adhere to U.N. Security Council sanctions against North Korea.   • Email to a friend • Almond milk recalled because it may contain actual milk A national dairy distributor is voluntarily recalling more than 145,000 half-gallon cartons of almond milk because they may contain milk from a cow.   • Email to a friend • Houston plant leaders indicted for Harvey chemical release An international chemical company in Houston was indicted by a grand jury Friday, charged with releasing dangerous chemicals in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.   • Email to a friend • Vegas Golden Knights sign William Karlsson to one-year deal The Vegas Golden Knights were able to avoid arbitration with William Karlsson by signing him to a one-year contract.   • Email to a friend • Turkey to freeze 2 U.S. officials' assets over sanctions Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Saturday his country will freeze assets of U.S. officials in Turkey in retaliation of U.S. sanctions against them.   • Email to a friend • Probe opens after Russian helicopter crash kills 18 The Investigative Committee of Russia has opened a probe into a Russian airline's Mi-8 helicopter crash Saturday in Siberia that killed all 18 people aboard.   • Email to a friend • | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Bangladesh protesters are injuredThe protests began Sunday after two college students were struck and killed by a pair of buses racing to pick up passengers.
  • Email to a friend • Lisbon is so hot, even beaches are mostly emptyA brutal heat wave in Portugal made for quiet beaches and closed parks, while putting firefighters on alert.
• Email to a friend • U.S. sanctions over detained pastor disrespectful to Turkey, Erdogan saysThe Turkish leader said he gave orders for assets in Turkey belonging to the U.S. interior and justice ministers to be frozen "if they have any."
• Email to a friend • North Korea, U.S. trade barbs over nuclear deal at Singapore reunionThe State Department said President Donald Trump's reply to Kim Jong Un's latest letter was delivered to North Koreans in Singapore.
• Email to a friend • Thailand's rescued cave boys return home after stay at Buddhist templeThe boys' dramatic rescue is being commemorated with construction of a museum, expected to open within six months.
• Email to a friend • No turning back: Europe looks at abandoning daylight saving timeIn some parts of Finland, daylight saving time barely saves any daylight at all, and many Finns have had enough.
• Email to a friend • Russian airline says 18 killed in Siberian helicopter crashThe passengers were believed to be workers heading to their shift at an oil-pumping station. • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles
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The Partisan Battle Brett Kavanaugh Now RegretsThe Supreme Court nominee, despite his own doubts, left his Washington law firm to rejoin the investigation into President Bill Clinton’s affair with Monica Lewinsky.
• Email to a friend • Beyond the N.R.A.: Maria Butina’s Peculiar Bid for Russian InfluenceA Rockefeller heir, an Eisenhower, an array of Republican lawmakers — the accused Russian agent sought powerful connections outside the gun-rights group.
• Email to a friend • Trump Mocks LeBron James’s Intelligence and Calls Don Lemon ‘Dumbest Man’ on TVThe president lashed out at the N.B.A. star and the CNN anchor after they criticized him in an interview.
• Email to a friend • A ‘Rainbow Wave?’ 2018 Has More L.G.B.T. Candidates Than EverA record number of lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender candidates are running for office in November, as the Trump administration and state-level politicians have moved to roll back some legal protections.
• Email to a friend • 11 of Our Best Weekend ReadsThe decade we almost stopped climate change. Spike Lee takes on the Klan. Dick Cavett stops to smell the roses. Apple’s $1 trillion milestone. The curious rise of the face tattoo.
• Email to a friend • Anti-Vaccine Activists Have Taken Vaccine Science HostageThe fear that even the slightest controversial findings will be distorted is leading to self-censorship.
• Email to a friend • Losing My Son to ReadingBooks helped me gain independence. So it saddens me just a bit to see my son reading on his own.
• Email to a friend • Americans Are Terrible at Small TalkDonald Trump, MesmeristIs the Republican Party Donald Trump’s — or Larry Hogan’s?In a deeply Democratic state, a Republican governor prospers. The president could ruin that.
• Email to a friend • The Jewish CrossroadsCan a mix of liberal politics and soft traditionalism survive a militant left and a right-wing Israel?
• Email to a friend • Why the Government Wants to Know Your Citizenship StatusThe civil rights lawyer Vanita Gupta answers vital questions about the citizenship question on the census, including what you can do to stop it.
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• Email to a friend • U.S. Isn’t Holding Up Its End of Nuclear Deal, North Korean Envoy ChargesForeign Minister Ri Yong-ho warned that Pyongyang would not start denuclearizing unless Washington took reciprocal actions.
• Email to a friend • South Africa Vows to End Corruption. Are Its New Leaders Part of the Problem?The spectacular climb of David Mabuza, the country’s new deputy president, included siphoning off money from schools and other public services to amass enormous power, officials say.
• Email to a friend • Imran Khan’s First Test: Pakistan’s Troubled EconomyMr. Khan has promised to improve the country’s economic fortunes, but Pakistan is torn between two financial powers: China and the International Monetary Fund.
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