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Google employees question company's plans for Chinese search engine Google employees are demanding more transparency over a project the tech giant is working on that would be accepted by the Chinese government.      NYU medical school to cover tuition costs for all students The New York University School of Medicine announced Thursday it will cover tuition costs for all of its students regardless of merit or financial need.   Colombia health official warns against having sex during heat wave Health officials in a Colombian city are urging residents to have less sex as a way to avoid dehydration during a heat wave that has impacted the area.   Paul Manafort jury ends first day of deliberations with questions, no verdict The jury in the trial of President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, ended its first day of deliberations Thursday without a verdict.   President Donald Trump's military parade postponed until 2019 A military parade originally scheduled for Veterans' Day this year will be postponed until 2019, the Defense Department said Thursday.   Blood test in early pregnancy may predict mom's diabetes risk A blood test seems to detect signs of gestational diabetes as early as the 10th week of pregnancy, a new U.S. government study says.   CDC: Wearing contacts during sleep may risk serious eye damage A 59-year-old man was in the shower, wiping his eyes with a towel, when he heard a popping sound and felt pain shoot through his left eye.   Thinning retina seen as early warning sign for Parkinson's Your eyes could provide early evidence that you're developing Parkinson's disease, a small study out of South Korea suggests.   Kirstjen Nielsen: Students should receive medical training in case of attack Students should be trained to treat injured victims, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said Thursday during a school-safety meeting.   Chipotle to retrain employees in food safety after illnesses Chipotle employees face another round of food-safety training after nearly 650 customers became sick after eating at an Ohio restaurant last month.   Authorities identify remains of missing Georgia boy at New Mexico compound Remains found at a makeshift compound in New Mexico were identified as those of missing Georgia 3-year-old Abdul-Ghani Wahhaj.   Ajit Pai: FCC's use of flawed broadband data not 'good enough' Lawmakers worry that inaccurate maps of broadband Internet coverage will stymie the FCC's efforts to close the digital divide.   Tampa Bay Buccaneers sign DT Drew Iddings, waive another The Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed defensive tackle Drew Iddings, the team announced Thursday.   Alabama Crimson Tide RB Najee Harris expected to miss two weeks Alabama Crimson Tide running back Najee Harris is expected to miss the rest of fall camp due to a foot injury.   Denver Broncos' John Elway says no to Colin Kaepernick as backup QB option Denver Broncos president of football operations John Elway continues to leave the door open to bringing in a quarterback to compete for the backup job.   Vatican condemns 'predator priests' in Pennsylvania grand jury report The Vatican on Thursday said the systematic coverup of sexual abuse at several Catholic dioceses in Pennsylvania is "criminally and morally reprehensible."   Minnesota Vikings LB Antwione Williams pleads guilty to careless driving Minnesota Vikings linebacker Antwione Williams pleaded guilty to reckless driving last month.   Mouth tumor benign for former Arizona Cardinals WR Brittan Golden Former Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Brittan Golden learned of a small tumor in his mouth during a recent physical for the New York Giants.   Joey Bosa to sit again, Philip Rivers to play for Los Angeles Chargers Los Angeles Chargers defensive end Joey Bosa remained away from practice and will sit out the team's second preseason game against the Seattle Seahawks.   Seattle Seahawks WR Doug Baldwin 'looks sharp' in drills Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin ran sprints during individual drills Thursday, multiple media outlets reported.   Rookie Darnold to start for Jets. vs. Redskins Rookie Sam Darnold will get the start for the New York Jets in their second preseason game at the Washington Redskins on Thursday night.   Paris' open-air urinals have some crying foul Officials in Paris said they might have solved the problem of men urinating on the streets and sides of buildings with new public, open-air urinals.   Tennessee Titans TE Delanie Walker exits practice with injury Tennessee Titans tight end Delanie Walker had to exit Thursday's practice after suffering an undisclosed injury, multiple media outlets reported.   Chicago Bears sign long snapper Tanner Carew | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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U.S. citizen detained and deported from Vietnam doesn't regret protesting"I will readily admit that I disturbed the public order. That was the intent of the protest. So no I don't regret it."
  Vatican tells abuse victims 'the pope is on their side'In its first statement on the Pennsylvania sexual abuse report, the Vatican said it must "learn hard lessons from its past."
Bombing kills 48 college hopefuls in AfghanistanThe attacker targeted the private school in a minority neighborhood where a group of young men and women were studying for entrance exams.
Trial to proceed for women accused of assassinating Kim Jong Un's brotherSiti Aisyah, 25, and Doan Thi Huong, 29, told the court they would testify under oath in their defense.
American teen leaves Manchester United over visa issuesMidfielder Will Vint,16, will reportedly have trials with Atlanta United, Sporting Kansas City and Philadelphia Union.
Animals suffer in Europe's summer of extreme heat"The problem with a heat wave that goes on and on is that a lot of the plants the insects depend on dry up."
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Aretha Franklin, Trump, N.Y.U.: Your Thursday Evening BriefingGoogle Employees Protest Secret Work on Censored Search Engine for ChinaAbout 1,400 of the internet company’s employees have signed a letter demanding transparency, saying censored search results raise “urgent moral and ethical issues.”
An Appraisal: Aretha Franklin Had Power. Did We Truly Respect It?The Queen of Soul sang the most empowering popular song ever. But even though she was brimming with it, we don’t think of her as an artist with swagger.
Aretha Franklin, Indomitable ‘Queen of Soul,’ Dies at 76With hits like “Respect” and “Chain of Fools,” she defined a female archetype: sensual and strong, long-suffering but ultimately indomitable.
Aretha Franklin Reigned as Queen, in Voice and in ImageYoking her formidable vocal powers to a brilliant sense of self-presentation, Ms. Franklin made herself a model of empowerment and pride.
Meet the Special Counsel Team: So Careful They Won’t Even Disclose Their Shake Shack OrdersThe trial of Paul Manafort, President Trump’s former campaign chairman, has provided the public with its first extended glimpse of Robert S. Mueller III’s investigators.
Revoking Clearance, Trump Aims Presidential Power at Russia InquiryThe move to revoke John Brennan’s security clearance may be the latest sign that the president is determined to punish anyone connected to the Russia investigation.
For News Media, a Day of Solidarity in a Summer of UneaseJob losses, insults from President Trump and threats have made this a difficult time for many journalists. On Thursday, more than 300 publications responded by reaffirming what they do and why it’s important.
Omarosa Manigault Newman Releases Tape of Lara Trump’s $15,000-a-Month Job OfferThe audio is the latest in the trickle of recordings that Ms. Manigault Newman has made public to bolster the credibility of her book, “Unhinged.”
White House Memo: Once Dry Discussions, Cabinet Meetings Are Now Part of the Trump ShowThe president alternates between gentle and pointed quizzing of his cabinet secretaries in a ritual with a story line that has become almost comically consistent.
Trump’s Military Parade Could Be Postponed Until 2019, Official SaysThe decision came as Defense Department officials said that the event could cost more than $90 million.
Cuomo vs. Nixon? He’d Rather Campaign Against TrumpGov. Andrew Cuomo’s motivation behind his recent attacks on the president has more to do with his re-election this year than any ambitions in 2020. Pelosi, Under Threat in Her Own Party, Says She Is Building Bridge to New LeadersNancy Pelosi, the House Democratic leader, is confronting threats from different corners of her party, and attacks from Republicans, in a test of her grip on her caucus.
Vatican Calls Abuses by Pennsylvania Priests ‘Criminal and Morally Reprehensible’“Victims should know that the pope is on their side,” the Vatican said in response to a grand jury report on clergy sex abuse.
He Survived an Overdose. Now What?“People think that if you overdose on drugs, you either die or you’re O.K., but that’s not true.”
Donald Trump, the Payback PresidentWhat fun is it being president if you can’t use the tools of government to punish your critics?
The Church of Aretha FranklinOp-Ed Columnist: Something Not Rotten in DenmarkPlease Let Me Join Your HeistElon Musk Is the Id of TechThe Stone: Our Hubris Will Be Our EndThen we’ll adapt and start telling ourselves new stories, just as humans have always done.
John Brennan: President Trump’s Claims of No Collusion Are HogwashThat’s why the president revoked my security clearance: to try to silence anyone who would dare challenge him.
Our Blind Spots Often Hide the Truth About AmericaResponding to readers, the author of a recent Op-Ed about “Trump Country” says that we must remain vigilant against easy, reductive frameworks and labels.
Are We Now Electing Supreme Court Justices?Lens: Shahidul Alam: A Singular Voice in Photography for Dignity and Human RightsOver three decades, the photographer has covered major events, natural disasters and the struggle against governmental abuses. Now he is in jail in Bangladesh.
How the Blaze’s Emotional Dance Music Brings Listeners to TearsThe French duo’s heartfelt songs are accompanied by visuals that have caught the attention of the “Moonlight” director Barry Jenkins.
Colorado Baker Sues Governor Over Cake Dispute With Transgender WomanMasterpiece Cakeshop is at the center of another battle over whether claims of religious freedoms can be used to refuse services to gay and transgender people.
In Shadow of Mt. Etna, Europe Makes a Last Stand for SolarEurope was an early backer of solar power technology. But its panel manufacturing has fallen off, and China has emerged as the dominant force.
Muslim Job Applicant Who Refused Handshake Wins Discrimination Case in SwedenFarah Alhajeh placed her hand on her heart when greeting a prospective colleague, explaining that she avoided physical contact with men because of her religion.
He Begged on TV for His Family’s Return. Then He Was Accused of Killing Them.Chris Watts was arrested Wednesday in Frederick, Colo., on suspicion of killing his pregnant wife and two young daughters.
11-Year-Old Bride of Malaysian Man Is Returned to ThailandThe girl’s marriage to a man 30 years her senior highlighted the prevalence of child brides in Malaysia, which belies the country’s modern outlook.
‘Weaponized Ad Technology’: Facebook’s Moneymaker Gets a Critical EyeFacebook gives political campaigns the ability to tailor ads to as few as 20 people. Critics say the technique can polarize and manipulate voters.
Cut in Two, Genoa Finds Its Political Paralysis Now Eclipsed by ShockThe collapsed bridge illuminates the larger issue of Italy’s difficulty in making strategic decisions, which leads to immobility.
New York’s Push to End Inequality Extends to GarbagePoor neighborhoods that receive a large share of the city’s trash will get relief in a law that caps the amount of garbage sent to transfer stations.
Review: Matt Groening Enters the Netflix Age With ‘Disenchantment’With the medieval-fantasy satire, the creator of “The Simpsons” and “Futurama” throws in a story along with jokes.
Nonfiction: A Critic Who Worships Literature, and Defends His Faith AccordinglyIn his passionate new essay collection, “American Audacity,” William Giraldi fiercely emphasizes the cultural importance of high literary standards.
Theater Review: In Edinburgh, the Plays Are Short (and Some Are Sweet)There are hundreds of shows to see in the Edinburgh International Festival and its ancillary Fringe event. But finding the good ones can be hard work.
Australia Fare: Northern Rivers Is a Breezy, Ex-Hippie Wonderland for Australian ChefsThe appealing landscape and beaches have attracted young, talented restaurateurs and the ‘boho-chic’ set.
They Thought Hemophilia Was a ‘Lifelong Thing.’ They May Be Wrong.Experimental gene therapies have yielded promising results in early trials. But the drugs have left some patients worried that success will not last.
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