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Urban Meyer apologizes to ex-wife of former Ohio State assistant Zach Smith Ohio State coach Urban Meyer did Friday evening what he was criticized for failing to do at a Wednesday news conference announcing his three-game suspension.      Tom Glick named team president of Carolina Panthers Tom Glick has been named team president of the Carolina Panthers, effective on Sept. 16, club owner David Tepper announced on Friday.   Hurricane Lane threatens major flooding in Hawaii, no direct hit As many as 40 inches of rain from Hurricane Lane is forecast for parts of Hawaii Friday, which could trigger catastrophic flooding on the islands.   TE Julius Thomas retires after seven NFL seasons Tight end Julius Thomas, who was released by the Miami Dolphins in March, announced on Friday that he is retiring after seven years in the NFL.   2M customers affected by T-Mobile data breach T-Mobile announced Friday that a data breach exposed the personal details of about 2 million customers earlier this month.   Ex-Kansas City Chiefs RB Charcandrick West signs with New York Jets The New York Jets signed running back Charcandrick West, the team announced on Friday.   German forest fire sets off WWII munitions, forces evacuations Authorities in northeast Germany issued evacuation orders as a forest fire consumed nearly 1,000 acres and set off munitions left behind during World War II.   OSIRIS-REx begins approach toward asteroid Bennu The asteroid approach phase of the NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission has officially begun.   Zimbabwean court upholds Emmerson Mnangagwa's re-election win Zimbabwe's Constitutional Court on Friday upheld President Emmerson Mnangagwa's re-election win last month after his opposition's allegations of fraud.   Panthers DT Butler cited for assault Carolina Panthers defensive tackle Vernon Butler was cited for assault stemming from an incident in Dallas last month.   Government efforts to curb opioid prescriptions may have backfired Two studies suggest putting opioid painkillers in a tougher-to-refill category and programs that spot overprescribing by doctors may have made the problem worse.   Baby's immune system ramps up right after birth, study finds A baby's immune system kicks into high gear immediately after birth, a new study finds.   Watch: Principal bitten by snake found in second-grade classroom A snake that turned up in an Arkansas second-grade classroom ended up biting the principal, a former Arkansas State Parks employee.   Watch: Ronald Acuna Jr. belts 432-foot homer, dents Marlins Park in Braves win Atlanta Braves rookie Ronald Acuna Jr. literally put a dent in Marlins Park with a 432-foot home run in a win against the Miami Marlins.   Donald Trump asks Mike Pompeo to cancel 4th North Korea trip President Donald Trump on Friday said he asked Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to cancel his planned trip to North Korea.   Arizona Cardinals sign C A.Q. Shipley to one-year extension The Arizona Cardinals have signed center A.Q. Shipley to a one-year contract extension.   To attract mates, male fruit flies sing songs with their wings Using microphones and neuron tracking technology, scientists identified the song motor circuit male fruit flies depend on for reproductive success.   Watch: Scooter driver totes 16 bicycles A man in China was filmed using an unusual method to transport 16 bicycles while riding his scooter on a city street.   Hawks officially sign veteran wing Carter The Atlanta Hawks have officially signed veteran free-agent swingman Vince Carter, the team announced Friday in a press release.   NYPD: Former CDC head Tom Frieden arrested for groping woman New York City police arrested Tom Frieden, the former head of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Friday for accusations he forcibly touched a woman.   Scottish workers open crate, find venomous spider Animal rescuers in Scotland said a venomous black widow spider was found to have stowed away in a crate shipped from the United States.   BTS releases new album 'Love Yourself: Answer' K-pop group BTS returned with the album "Love Yourself: Answer" and a colorful video for "Idol."   Matt Bomer to guest star on 'Will & Grace' Matt Bomer will guest star in an upcoming episode of NBC's "Will & Grace" revival, which returns with a new season on Oct. 4.   Browns QBs Taylor, Mayfield escape injuries The Cleveland Browns can breathe a bit easier after each of their top two quarterbacks appear to have escaped serious injuries in Thursday's preseason game.   Raytheon, Lockheed receive contract for Javelin missile upgrades Raytheon and Lockheed Martin's Javelin joint venture company has received a $14 million contract modification for Javelin Weapon System modernization.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump asks Pompeo to delay visit to North KoreaThe president tweeted that he does not believe China is helping with the effort to rein in North Korea because of his tariffs.
  Scotland's ex-leader accused of sexual misconduct after #MeToo reviewScotland's former leader denies the allegations and is suing government officials over their handling of the complaints.
Francis to face questions, anger in Ireland's 1st papal visit in 40 years"This visit is enormously distressing for a lot of survivors. It has reactivated a lot of the trauma and the pain that they have experienced."
Australia's brutal politics claims yet another leader as ruling party drifts rightScott Morrison was sworn in as the country's sixth prime minister in a decade on Friday.
A corrupt ex-president is jailed for 25 years, fined millions (in S. Korea)Park Geun-hye was elected as South Korea's first female president in late 2012.
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John McCain, Hawaii, North Korea: Your Friday Evening BriefingKremlin Sources Go Quiet, Leaving C.I.A. in the Dark About Putin’s Plans for MidtermsThe spy agency does not believe its Russia informants have been killed, but sources have gone largely dormant amid heightened scrutiny and rising threats.
Trump Asks Pompeo to Cancel North Korea Trip, Pointing to Stalled DiplomacyPresident Trump said he did not think the country was making sufficient progress on denuclearization.
Allen Weisselberg, Top Trump Organization Official, Was Granted Immunity for TestimonyThe deal for testimony in the case against President Trump’s former personal lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, did not extend a blanket immunity beyond the information shared, a person briefed on the arrangement said.
A Lot Happened This Week. Here’s What You Need to Know in American Politics. : A Lot Happened This Week in American Politics. Here’s What You Need to Know.From the news about Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort to developments in Congress, a lot happened this week in American politics. Here’s what you might have missed (and some links if you want to read further).
‘Economy Is Strong,’ Fed Chairman Says, Urging a Policy of Risk ManagementJerome H. Powell, the Federal Reserve chairman, says the central bank is moving carefully and is prepared to shift gears depending on economic data.
S.&P. Closes at a Record, as Profits Defy TurmoilThe index has fallen as much as 10 percent in a year of trade wars and collapsing currencies, but with big American companies making lots of money, the long bull market keeps going. John McCain to Discontinue Treatment for Brain Cancer, Family SaysMr. McCain, a towering figure in American politics, had been undergoing treatment since July 2017, and has been absent from Washington since December.
When Trump Made an Appearance at Cuomo’s Bachelor Party: The Untold Story of Their TiesGov. Andrew Cuomo has made his opposition to President Trump a cornerstone of his campaign. In the transactional worlds of politics and real estate, their lives have often intersected.
Democratic Split on Impeachment Talk: Officials Avoid It, but Voters Are Eager for ItParty leaders are cautioning candidates in the midterm elections not to campaign on impeachment, for fear of inciting conservatives to vote in defense of President Trump.
Violence, Crime, Drugs: These G.O.P. Messages Go GrimA collection of images from Republican ads and campaign messages portrays the left as angry, menacing and weak on crime.
For Female Candidates, Harassment and Threats Come Every DayThe abuse already common in many women’s everyday lives can be amplified in political campaigns, especially if the candidate is also a member of a minority group.
‘Where’s Your Husband?’ What Female Candidates Hear on the TrailThe number of women running for office is surging. But for many, harassment and discrimination is a persistent reality. We spoke with six female candidates about how they have persevered. States Show the Way on the Opioid EpidemicThe Trump administration ought to take a page from the areas of the country where opioid deaths are decreasing.
How Far America Has FallenThe thing with every shocking revelation about Trump is that it's already baked into his image. I've never met a Trump supporter who did not know exactly who he is.
Trump’s Toxic FriendshipSex, Lies and PresidentsWhat Houston Didn’t Learn from HarveyIt has been a year since the hurricane devastated our city — and more rain will come soon.
Stormy Daniels, Feminist HeroFor once we’re listening to a woman who refuses to wear either a scarlet letter or a superwoman’s cape.
news analysis: Why Manafort and Cohen Thought They’d Get Away With ItIt shouldn’t take a special counsel to uncover white-collar crimes, but it does.
Another Round in Australia’s Political ChurnThe latest coup holds a warning for all Western democracies: A constant turnover of leaders doesn’t appease voters. It only increases their disillusionment with democracy.
Republicans Are Exploiting the Murder of Mollie TibbettsImmigrants commit fewer crimes than native-born Americans. But the party doesn’t want to talk about that.
Weekend Reads: Here’s Some About SexWhat Will the Future Be Like? These Objects Help Us ImagineAn exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London examines how technological and social change will alter the way we live.
On Comedy: This May Be the Most Polarizing Comedy Special of the YearFor his new set on HBO, Drew Michael drops the audience and adds a fictional girlfriend. The result is sarcastic club humor that feels like a French new wave film.
Kalashnikov Unveils a Car of the Future. Russians See a 1970s Relic.The rifle maker, recently privatized, showed off an electric concept vehicle and what it says is a dual-use robot. The social media response was mocking.
3 Are Charged in Toppling of ‘Silent Sam’ StatueThe charges were the first filed in the aftermath of the demonstration at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where protesters demolished a Confederate monument.
Urban Meyer Apologizes to Courtney Smith, and for Not Doing It SoonerThe Ohio State football coach declined to directly address Smith on Wednesday, when he was suspended for his handling of a domestic abuse case involving a longtime assistant who was Smith’s husband.
White House Criticizes China Over El Salvador RecognitionEl Salvador’s decision to break diplomatic ties with Taiwan and establish them with China was “of grave concern,” the White House said.
Alibaba Had a Bright Quarter, Despite Clouds Over China’s EconomyChinese stocks are slumping. The currency is down. But serving the country’s middle-class shoppers still seems to be rollicking good business.
Pope to Visit Ireland, Where Scars of Sex Abuse Are ‘Worse Than the I.R.A.’Many Catholics are frustrated by the church’s leadership. This is especially true in Donegal, where Francis reappointed a bishop who shielded a notorious pedophile priest.
Alphabet’s Plans for a China Comeback Go Beyond Google SearchThe company’s driverless-car unit, Waymo, has registered a Shanghai subsidiary — the latest sign of the breadth of its interest in the country. Yet hurdles are plentiful.
Hurricane Lane Downgraded to Tropical Storm: ‘We Dodged a Bullet’Amid heavy winds and unexpected fires, officials caught a break: Hurricane Lane weakened dramatically and became a tropical storm.
Hundreds of Tourists Evacuated From Hotel in Egypt After Britons’ Sudden DeathThe tour operator Thomas Cook said the reasons for the couple’s deaths were unclear, but the Egyptian authorities attributed them to natural causes.
Waging War From a Hotel Basement: Colombian Rebels Offer Hostages and Ask for TalksThe New York Times interviewed a leader of Colombia’s last major rebel group, which has increased attacks against the government — but claims to want peace.
Urban Meyer and the Missed Signs at Ohio StateAn Ohio State University report and other documents portrayed a troubled assistant coach accused of domestic violence and protected by a powerful coach.
Why You Should Take Time to Mourn During Career TransitionsTennis Helped Arthur Ashe Find His VoiceAfter winning his U.S. Open title in 1968, he said, ‘Now I’m a champion and people will listen to me.’
Lazy Lester, Luminary of Swamp Blues, Is Dead at 85A leading figure in a subgenre that combines traditional blues with Cajun, country and other styles, he got his nickname for his relaxed vocal style.
From Canada to Syria, Muslims Tell Us What Eid al-Adha Means to ThemAs Muslims around the world celebrate Eid al-Adha, one of the biggest holidays of their religious calendar, we asked them to tell us how they see it.
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