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MTV VMAs: Camila Cabello and Cardi B win big, Jennifer Lopez takes the stage The 2018 MTV Video Music Awards took place Monday in New York City and honored music stars such as Camila Cabello, Cardi B and Jennifer Lopez.      Venezuela issues new currency in attempt to fight inflation Venezuela introduced a new currency, backed by a cryptocurrency, Monday in an effort to combat the country's hyperinflation.   In photos: Inside the Video Music Awards Inside the 35th annual MTV Video Music Awards at Radio City Music Hall in New York City on August 20, 2018.   Washington Nationals go into series vs. Philadelphia Phillies needing wins WASHINGTON -- The Philadelphia Phillies and the Washington Nationals fumbled opportunities to gain ground on the Atlanta Braves this weekend.   Colorado Rockies aim to avoid letdown vs. San Diego Padres \After flourishing during a demanding portion of the schedule, the Colorado Rockies have their sights trained on October.   New York Yankees' Giancarlo Stanton faces Marlins for first time in Miami since trade When the New York Yankees visit the Miami Marlins on Tuesday, much of the attention will be on the return of Giancarlo Stanton.   Chicago Cubs look for an awakening of bats against Detroit Tigers The Ambassador Bridge connects Detroit to Canada. This week, Detroit becomes to bridge that the Chicago Cubs must pass through between important division games.   Seattle Seahawks cut Jason Myers, leaving Sebastian Janikowski as kicker Sebastian Janikowski has won the Seattle Seahawks' competition to be the team's place-kicker this season.   Jennifer Lopez accepts Video Vanguard Award at MTV VMAs Jennifer Lopez took home the prestigious Video Vanguard Award Monday during the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards following an energetic performance.   1 dead after argument over parking space at Georgia Walmart A Georgia man has been charged with voluntary manslaughter after allegedly shooting a man during an argument over a parking space in a Walmart parking lot.   Ariana Grande, Pete Davidson make red carpet debut at MTV VMAs Ariana Grande and her fiance "Saturday Night Live" star Pete Davidson made their red carpet debut Sunday at the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards.   Australian prime minister survives leadership challenge vote Austrialian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull narrowly withstood a challenge to his office on Tuesday.   Cardi B kicks off MTV VMAs, welcomes Shawn Mendes onstage Cardi B welcomed everyone to the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards Monday from the Radio City Music Hall in New York City.   Indiana man gets 15 years for plotting terrorist attack An Indiana man was sentenced to 15 years for sending bomb-making information to an undercover FBI informant with the intent of carrying out a terrorist attack   Paul Manafort jury ends third day of deliberations with no verdict The jury in the trial of President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, ended its third day of deliberations with no verdict.   2 dead after single-engine plane crashes in Phoenix Two people died Monday morning after a small plane crashed into a Phoenix, local authorities said.   Hurricane Lane to pass south of Hawaii, bring riptide currents Hurricane Lane is poised to weaken and track south of Hawaii this week, but is expected to generate rough surf and rip currents.   Judge orders trial of Michigan health director over Flint water crisis A Michigan judge ordered the state's health director to stand trial on involuntary manslaughter charges over two deaths linked to a water crisis in Flint.   Los Angeles Rams OL Rob Havenstein agrees to four-year extension The Los Angeles Rams have agreed to terms on a four-year contract extension with offensive lineman Rob Havenstein, the team announced Monday.   Jennifer Garner gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame Actress Jennifer Garner received the 2,641st star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday.   Chicago Bears CB Deiondre' Hall suspended one game Chicago Bears cornerback Deiondre' Hall has been suspended for the first game of the 2018 regular season for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy.   Tampa Bay Buccaneers sign veteran DT Jerel Worthy The Tampa Bay Buccaneers addressed their immediate need for interior linemen by signing veteran defensive tackle Jerel Worthy.   Seattle Seahawks release longtime punter Jon RyanChicago Bears LB Leonard Floyd has surgery on broken hand Chicago Bears linebacker Leonard Floyd had surgery on Sunday to repair a broken hand, head coach Matt Nagy announced Monday.   Denver Broncos place OL Menelik Watson on injured reserve The Denver Broncos placed offensive lineman Menelik Watson on injured reserve, the team announced Monday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Measles cases hit record high in EuropeThe more cases there are in Europe, the more cases that can be exported to the rest of the world, including the U.S., by travelers
  Cruise passenger in 'excellent' condition despite 10 hours in the sea"To be alone, to be in the middle of the sea and keep hanging on there for 10 hours — she must have had a lot she wanted to live for."
Stormy Daniels: Trump 'is a man who has gotten in over his head'The porn star also said she hopes "that one day it becomes known that I am not a liar."
Pope apologizes for sex abuse scandal with 'sorrow and shame'"We showed no care for the little ones; we abandoned them," the pope said in a letter that also condemned the abuse and the cover-up.
1 dead, others hurt after U.S. helicopter crashes in IraqThe Afghan Taliban's response to cease-fire offer: A mass kidnappingMore than 160 bus passengers were seized just hours after President Ashraf Ghani called for a holiday truce.
Shots fired at U.S. Embassy in TurkeyTurkish media said four to five rounds were fired from a moving car, targeting a security booth. One bullet hit a window, but no one was hurt.
Scandals don't sink Japan's leader as he eyes his place in the history booksA trickle of revelations that damaged his standing in opinion polls and contributed to a sense of arrogance at the heart of government seems like a memory.
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Trump, Asia Argento, Elon Musk: Your Monday Evening BriefingBrett Kavanaugh Urged Graphic Questions in Clinton InquiryA newly released memo shows that Mr. Kavanaugh, President Trump’s Supreme Court pick, took a relentlessly tough stance as a young lawyer investigating Bill Clinton’s affair with Monica Lewinsky.
Trump and Giuliani Taunt Brennan About Filing a LawsuitTwo tweets amounted to an odd “bring it on” challenge to John O. Brennan, the former C.I.A. director, who had mused about suing in response to losing his security clearance.
Remember John Dean, a Watergate Informant? He’s Back in the LimelightPresident Trump referenced Mr. Dean, who served as President Richard Nixon’s White House counsel, in a tweet defending his current White House counsel, Donald F. McGahn II.
‘Speaks Perfect English,’ Trump Says of Hispanic-American Border Patrol AgentPresident Trump’s remark about Adrian Anzaldua, who arrested a smuggler in Texas, was the latest example of the president making a racially tinged remark in public.
Trump Praises Border Patrol Agent for Speaking ‘Perfect English’President Trump made the remark during a White House event honoring employees of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection. As Trump Goes on a Twitter Rampage, Melania Trump Announces a Solo Trip to AfricaAnother day of dissonant messaging unfolded from the Trump White House. ‘We Cannot Afford This’: Malaysia Pushes Back Against China’s VisionA country that once courted Chinese investment now fears becoming overly indebted for big projects that are neither viable nor necessary — except to China.
Companies Warn More China Tariffs Will Cripple Them and Hurt ConsumersThe Trump administration, which will hold trade talks with the Chinese this week, began six days of hearings on its proposal to tax another $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
Kim Jong-un Focuses on Economy as Nuclear Talks With U.S. StallNorth Korea’s leader is lashing out against economic missteps as he turns his attention to building prosperity. But he needs American cooperation.
Police in California Look Into Allegations Against Asia ArgentoThe Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department says deputies are trying to contact the actor Jimmy Bennett about his allegation that the actress sexual assaulted him when he was 17.
Do the Asia Argento Allegations Discredit #MeToo? Its Founder Doesn’t Think SoMs. Argento, a leader of the #MeToo movement, paid off her accuser, documents show.
Pope Francis Condemns ‘Atrocities’ of Church Sex Abuse and Cover-Up“We showed no care for the little ones; we abandoned them,” the pope wrote in a letter urging all 1.2 billion Catholics to fight the culture that had enabled abuse.
Let’s Retire the Phrase ‘Privacy Policy’People assume it means their information will be kept private. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Op-Ed Columnist: The G.O.P.’s Climate of ParanoiaHow to Break the Impasse on North KoreaThe Immigrant Grandparents America NeedsRepublicans who want to cut family-based immigration don’t understand families.
Motherhood and the Back-to-College BluesPope Francis Could Save the Church. Will He?The current crisis could be a chance for him to advance his radical vision and turn a crisis into an opportunity for renewal.
The Police Aren’t the Solution to Chicago’s ViolenceIn Alabama, Challenging Hidden Racial DiscriminationA federal appeals court has allowed fast-food workers to contest a state law blocking the city of Birmingham from raising its minimum wage.
Poor Countries Have an Unlikely Ally Close to the White HouseHow China’s growing influence opened the door for a new United States development finance agency
Why Even a Blue Wave Could Have Limited GainsThe divergent geography of 2018 means we will really have two midterm elections, and one favors Republicans.
Critic’s Notebook: Nicki Minaj and Travis Scott Fumble Toward Yesterday’s Prize: A No. 1 Album“Queen” and “Astroworld” are the products of two rappers who are preoccupied with the album format, but aren’t especially well-suited to it.
Books of The Times: Bill Cunningham, Style Maven, Leaves Behind a Memoir and It’s ‘a Real Dilly’In his posthumous book, “Fashion Climbing,” the Times’s onetime fashion and society photographer recalls his younger days as a hat maker and man about town.
Australian Prime Minister Survives Leadership Challenge. For Now.Malcolm Turnbull narrowly defeated a more conservative rival, Peter Dutton, after a dispute over an energy and climate bill.
State Investigates Sexual Harassment at the Spotted PigNew York’s attorney general has issued a subpoena seeking information about Ken Friedman, Mario Batali and civil rights violations at the restaurant.
Charged With Killing His Family, Colorado Man Turns Blame on WifeChristopher Watts is charged with murdering his pregnant wife and two young children. But he told the police that his wife strangled the children — then he strangled her.
Why Gabby Giffords Just Endorsed 2 Republicans in New JerseyThe former Democratic congresswoman is supporting Representatives Leonard Lance and Chris Smith based on their gun control records in Washington.
50 Years After Prague Spring, Lessons on Freedom (and a Broken Spirit)The invasion of Czechoslovakia did more than shatter the hopes of a country. It laid bare the totalitarian nature of the Communist regime.
After the Bitcoin Boom: Hard Lessons for Cryptocurrency InvestorsThe number of people who bought virtual currencies more than doubled last winter. For people who got in late, the bust has been disastrous.
A Chinese Pharmacist Found Out He Had Cancer. Then He Vanished.Rather than burden his parents with the expense of his treatment, Tang Gongwei chose to disappear.
MS-13 Gang Member Pleads Guilty in Quadruple Murder Highlighted by TrumpJosue Portillo was a month away from turning 16 at the time of the slayings and was charged as an adult for what a judge called “heinous, premeditated murders.”
How to Ask for Help and Actually Get ItWhat to Cook: What to Cook Right NowMake a take on Iranian ghalieh mahi from Nasim Alikhani of Sofreh in Brooklyn, or BLT tacos, or David Tanis’s recipe for nectarine and raspberry cobbler.
Talking About Failure Is Crucial for Growth. Here's How to Do It Right.Research shows that talking about failure makes for happier, more productive workers.
Who Wants to Be a Gold Medalist?MTV VMAs 2018: Red Carpet PhotosSummer of Scams: A Bunch of Men Got Tinder-Pranked in Union SquareMe Time: How to Do a Makeup Look in 5 Minutes. Tops.More Recent Articles
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