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T-38 Talon crashes in Oklahoma; pilot safely ejects A U.S. military jet trainer crashed Friday near Enid, Okla., injuring the pilot, who safely ejected, officials at Vance Air Force Base said.      Ohio State investigation of Urban Meyer, football program to end Sunday Ohio State officials announced on Friday that its investigation involving the Buckeyes' football program and head coach Urban Meyer will be completed on Sunday.   Alabama Crimson Tide right tackle Matt Womack out with broken foot Matt Womack, who started all 14 games at right tackle for the national champion Alabama Crimson Tide last season, sustained a broken foot in practice.   Seattle Seahawks cut DE Marcus Smith, sign LB Erik Walden The Seattle Seahawks terminated the contract of defensive end Marcus Smith and announced the signing of linebacker Erik Walden on Friday.   Oakland Raiders, Khalil Mack contract impasse continues Head coach Jon Gruden promised the Oakland Raiders before training camp that defensive end Khalil Mack will be with the team this season.   Dez Bryant leaves Cleveland Browns without a deal; talks continue Free-agent wide receiver Dez Bryant left the Cleveland Browns' training facility on Friday without a contract, but the sides are still talking.   Philadelphia Eagles WR Bryce Treggs out with hamstring injury Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Bryce Treggs suffered a hamstring injury in Thursday's preseason loss to the New England Patriots.   Hurricane Lane expected to pass south of Hawaii The National Hurricane Center on Friday predicted Hurricane Lane could pass just south of the Hawaiian islands next week.   Green Bay Packers RB Jamaal Williams suffers minor ankle sprain Green Bay Packers running back Jamaal Williams had to leave Thursday's preseason game against the Pittsburgh Steelers with an ankle injury.   No verdict as Paul Manafort jury breaks for weekend The jury in the bank fraud trial for former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort ended deliberations Friday without a verdict.   Aretha Franklin to lie in state for 2 days in Detroit A spokesperson for Aretha Franklin said Friday her family will hold a two-day public viewing of the legendary singer before her funeral in Detroit.   Watch: Cristiano Ronaldo sings while standing on chair in front of Juventus teammates Cristiano Ronaldo was on the wrong end of some newcomer hazing recently in front of his Juventus teammates.   Tree rings helped scientists date ancient Greek eruption Tree ring analysis has helped scientists pinpoint the date of Thera's eruption.   San Francisco 49ers sign DB Dexter McCoil, S Terrell Williams Jr. on IRManchester City star Kevin de Bruyne out for 3 months with knee injury Manchester City midfielder Kevin de Bruyne will miss three months after suffering a knee injury during training.   U.S. sanctions Myanmar over ethnic cleansing, human rights abuses The U.S. Treasury imposed sanctions on four Myanma security members and two military units for "widespread" human rights abuses throughout the country.   Watch: Crocodile bites unoccupied boat in Zimbabwe A group of boaters in Zimbabwe captured video of a crocodile attacking their unoccupied boat while it was tied up next to the shore.   Watch: Truck spills bottles of brandy onto Philippines road A truck that overturned while taking a sharp corner in the Philippines spilled hundreds of bottles of brandy, many of which were taken by locals.   Judge halts family deportations so children can seek asylum A California judge issued a restraining order Friday to keep the government from deporting migrant families who'd been separated by border authorities.   HBO orders 'Watchmen' series to air in 2019 HBO announced it has ordered a series based on the "Watchmen" comic books and 2009 film they inspired.   Fort Lauderdale airport shooter Esteban Santiago gets 5 life terms plus 120 years A man who shot five people dead at the Fort Lauderdale, Fla., airport last year was sentenced Friday to five consecutive life terms for the shooting attack.   FDA approves brain stimulation device for OCD A brain stimulation device to treat obsessive-compulsive disorder received approval for marketing Friday by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.   To improve children's diets, conserve forests According to new research, children who live closer to forests are more likely to eat healthier, more nutritious foods.   Look: Four Prince figures added to Funko Pop! Rocks line The makers of Funko Pop! figures announced the latest additions to the line: four different versions of late musician Prince.   Renee Zellweger to star in Netflix series 'What/If' Oscar-winning actress Renee Zellweger is set to star in Netflix's 10-part social thriller "What/If."   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Slovenian comedian gets new role: prime ministerPeople plucked from rooftops as Indian floods kill more than 300Heavy rains over the past eight days triggered flooding, landslides and home and bridge collapses, severely disrupting air and train services in Kerala state.
  A far-right party may be about to topple a century of Swedish socialismA party with its roots in neo-Nazism and white nationalism may be on the verge of an election victory.
Mystery surrounds Stormy Daniels decision to withdraw from U.K. reality showDaniels did not appear on the season opener of the British reality show "Celebrity Big Brother," and denied reports that she withdrew in a pay dispute.
More than 1,000 Google workers protest censored China searchCEO Sundar Pichai said at Google's weekly all-hands employee meeting that the company is not close to launching the controversial search engine app.
China 'likely training for strikes' targeting U.S., Pentagon saysThe new military assessment comes amid heightened trade tensions between the two countries. The report also said China had extended its space program.
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Trump, Elon Musk, Turkey: Your Friday Evening BriefingTrump’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.
Climate Has a Role in Wildfires? No. Wait, Yes.Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke laid the bulk of the blame for California’s blazes on “environmental terrorist groups.” Citing Costs, Trump Retreats From Massive Military Parade in CapitalThe president said local politicians “wanted a number so ridiculously high” that he canceled a planned parade that the Pentagon had already postponed. Embracing Conspiracy Theory, Trump Escalates Attack on Bruce OhrPresident Trump threatened to revoke “very soon” the security clearance of the little-known Justice Department official, who has been accused of having helped start the Russia investigation.
Accusing Trump Adviser of Repeatedly Lying to Investigators, Mueller Asks for Jail TimeIn a memo filed Friday evening, Robert Mueller said that George Papadopoulos’s attempts to mislead the F.B.I. had a significant effect on the investigation into Russian election interference.
Elon Musk Details ‘Excruciating’ Personal Toll of Tesla TurmoilAfter setting off a furor that unsettled the markets and his own board, the Tesla chief talks about the pressure he is under and his struggle to cope.
Weekend at Elon’s: A Tesla Subplot With Azealia BanksThe rapper’s account of an encounter with Elon Musk set social media on fire. But that wasn’t the last word. Not by a long shot.
Investors Betting Against Tesla Made $1 Billion on FridayTesla’s stock tumbled 10 percent Friday, generating more than $1 billion in profits for investors betting on a fall in the electric-car maker’s shares.
How Aretha Franklin’s ‘Respect’ Became a Battle Cry for Musicians Seeking RoyaltiesThe song “Respect” helped Aretha Franklin soar to fame and became an anthem for the women’s rights movement. But radio royalties for the song went to its writer, Otis Redding.
Aretha Franklin, Civil Rights Stalwart: ‘In Her Voice, We Could Feel Our History’“Black people will be free,” said Ms. Franklin, who throughout her career remained passionate about progress for African-Americans and women.
Melania Trump, a Mysterious First Lady, Weathers a Chaotic White HouseOn many matters, Mrs. Trump has directed her East Wing to operate independently of the West Wing, and she is still keeping Washington at a distance.
In a Divided Era, One Thing Seems to Unite: Political AngerDisputes over politics have divided Americans’ homes, strained marriages, ruined friendships and invaded the workplace.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Criticized for Excluding Press From 2 Town Hall MeetingsMs. Ocasio-Cortez, a democratic socialist candidate for Congress in New York, called the controversy a “nonstory.”
Erdogan to Turkey: The West Is Waging ‘Economic War’Turkey’s president turns American actions against Turkey to his advantage, appealing to national pride and deflecting responsibility for the lira’s collapse.
Life in Turkey Now: Tough Talk, but Fears of Drug ShortagesThe lira’s plunge, exacerbated by a dispute with the U.S. over a detained pastor, has exposed growing economic pressures that some economists say could be near a breaking point.
As Stock Markets Brush Off Trade Tensions, a Warning of Trouble AheadCopper’s broad use in cyclical industries means if demand for the metal starts to fall off, then industrial economies may start to slow.
Trump Is Not a KingA group of top former intelligence and military leaders are sending a message to the nation’s troops and spies: think twice before following the president’s orders in a crisis.
Why Are Republicans Covering Up Brett Kavanaugh’s Past?For the first time in modern history, Republicans are refusing to request a Supreme Court nominee’s relevant papers.
The Bane That Is Betsy DeVosHere’s What Makes America Great, GovWas It Illegal for Trump to Revoke Brennan’s Security Clearance?The president not only violated the former C.I.A. director’s First Amendment rights but also made it harder for the government to draw on his expertise.
Why Do You Need the N-word Tape?An Asian-American Teen Idol Onscreen, FinallyThe Stone: The Beast in MeTo Live and Die in ParisPeople have been dying for millenniums. Why should there be great surprises now?
Elon Musk Is the Id of TechCan a Music Festival Make Kosovo Cool?The father of the pop star Dua Lipa has started a festival that he hopes will change the way people think about his country.
Rites of Passage: Taking Back My EyebrowsThey were the topic of many conversations about my heritage — and the bane of my existence. But when I decided to embrace my brows, they became my secret weapon.
At Hotchkiss, Sexual Misconduct and ‘Missed Opportunities’ to Stop ItA report released by the Connecticut boarding school details sexual abuse by at least seven former faculty members, and the administration’s failure to act.
Judge Bars Statements Made by Guantánamo Detainees During F.B.I. InterrogationsThe decision could be a major setback for the effort to prosecute the five detainees who are accused of aiding the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
Johnny Kline, Globetrotter Turned Advocate, Is Dead at 86After overcoming heroin addiction, he became a drug abuse counselor and founded an organization to help long-forgotten black basketball players.
U.S. Will Not Spend $230 Million Allocated to Repair Devastated Syrian CitiesThe decision is the United States’ latest step back from a seven-year war that has been largely won by a brutal government and its Russian and Iranian backers.
Miss America Slams the Miss America Organization and Gretchen Carlson“I never expected — or wanted — to have to be a whistleblower,” Cara Mund, the winner of Miss America 2018, wrote in a letter.
Kerala Flooding: Hundreds Killed in Indian State’s Worst Rains Since 1920sThe floods have left at least 324 people dead, and hundreds of thousands more have been made homeless.
They’re Falsely Accused of Shoplifting, but Retailers Demand PenaltiesWalmart and other companies are using aggressive legal tactics to get the money back, demanding payments even when people haven’t been convicted of wrongdoing.
A Family Lives in Limbo After an Amusement Park AccidentA family’s tragedy at a Michigan amusement park highlights how parks have kept free of federal oversight.
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.
Amid an Anti-Muslim Mood, a Museum Appeals for UnderstandingAn exhibition at the Uffizi gallery in Florence shows how the city benefited from dialogue with the Muslim world.
encounters: What Is Billy Bob Thornton Doing These Days?Just another semi-rock-star dad, bowling with his bandmates in between acting gigs.
Brantley in Britain: What’s in a List? Two Critics on Theater’s Special RelationshipBen Brantley and his London counterpart Michael Billington find much that’s enthralling about the state of playwriting in their countries.
Reviving a Centuries-Old Japanese Confectionery ArtAmezaiku, a candy-making technique that calls for sculpting molten sugar syrup, nearly went extinct. Now, it’s seeing new life among a dedicated group of Tokyo craftsmen.
Trilobites: Do Penguins Mate for Life? Not According to These Paternity TestsNew research challenges assumptions that some penguins mate for life, and suggests DNA testing is needed to avoid inbred captive populations.
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