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Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Wednesday announced his state will drop 4,353 people from Medicaid for failing to adhere to work requirement rules.
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  1. Arkansas kicks 4,353 people off Medicaid for failing to meet work requirements
  2. Atlanta Braves' Sanchez will try to complete sweep of New York Giants
  3. Playoff implication abound in Los Angeles Dodgers, St. Louis Cardinals tilt
  4. Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers day-to-day
  5. U.S. fighter jets intercept two Russian bombers near Alaska
  6. Top 20 fantasy football kickers and defenses for Week 2
  7. U.S. is now the world's top oil producer, Energy Department says
  8. Planned Parenthood selects Dr. Leana Wen as new president
  9. 7 NYPD police officers involved in prostitution ring, police say
  10. NHL suspends Nashville Predators' Austin Watson for 27 games
  11. European Parliament advances new copyright rules
  12. Researchers testing needle-free flu vaccine
  13. Mindfulness may be a buffer against pain
  14. Obesity tops 35 percent in 7 U.S. states
  15. Wisconsin getting boost vs. BYU
  16. Thunder's Westbrook undergoes knee procedure
  17. Bengals release QB Barkley with injury settlement
  18. Unknown levels of banned supplement in weight-loss products raises concerns

Arkansas kicks 4,353 people off Medicaid for failing to meet work requirements

Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Wednesday announced his state will drop 4,353 people from Medicaid for failing to adhere to work requirement rules.
    

Atlanta Braves' Sanchez will try to complete sweep of New York Giants

Anibal Sanchez will attempt to turn the tables on the San Francisco Giants in more ways than one Wednesday afternoon.
    

Playoff implication abound in Los Angeles Dodgers, St. Louis Cardinals tilt

There will be playoff implications all around when the Los Angeles Dodgers travel to St. Louis for a four-game series starting Thursday.
    

Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers day-to-day

Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy told reporters Wednesday that Aaron Rodgers was expected to work with a group of players who are rehabilitating injuries.
    

U.S. fighter jets intercept two Russian bombers near Alaska

Two U.S. F-22 "Raptor" fighter jets intercepted two Russian TU-95 "Bear" bombers on Tuesday, the North American Aerospace Defense Command said.
    

Top 20 fantasy football kickers and defenses for Week 2

UPI's top 20 kickers and top 20 defenses for Week 2 of the 2018 fantasy football season.
    

U.S. is now the world's top oil producer, Energy Department says

The United States is producing 11 million barrels of crude oil per month, becoming the world's top crude producer for the first time in more than 40 years.
    

Planned Parenthood selects Dr. Leana Wen as new president

Planned Parenthood announced Wednesday Dr. Leana Wen will serve as its new president, becoming the first physician to lead the organization in 50 years.
    

7 NYPD police officers involved in prostitution ring, police say

Seven members of the New York Police Department were arrested Wednesday for their involvement in a prostitution and gambling ring in Brooklyn and Queens.
    

NHL suspends Nashville Predators' Austin Watson for 27 games

The National Hockey League has suspended Nashville Predators forward Austin Watson for the first 27 games of the 2018-19 regular season.
    

European Parliament advances new copyright rules

The European Union lawmakers voted Wednesday to accept polarizing changes to copyright laws that would force tech platforms to pay media companies more to use their content.
    

Researchers testing needle-free flu vaccine

Researchers have developed and conducted early tests on an injection-free vaccine that looks like a Band-Aid you place on your arm.
    

Mindfulness may be a buffer against pain

Mindfulness meditation may take the edge off of pain, a new study suggests.
    

Obesity tops 35 percent in 7 U.S. states

Americans continue to fatten up, with obesity rates topping 35 percent in seven states, a new report reveals.
    

Wisconsin getting boost vs. BYU

Wisconsin has received a boost with the return of wide receiver Danny Davis for Saturday's game against BYU.
    

Thunder's Westbrook undergoes knee procedure

Oklahoma City Thunder point guard and former NBA MVP Russell Westbrook underwent arthroscopic surgery on his right knee Wednesday and will be re-evaluated in four weeks, general manager Sam Presti announced in a press release.
    

Bengals release QB Barkley with injury settlement

The Cincinnati Bengals terminated the contract of veteran quarterback Matt Barkley and gave him an injury settlement, the team announced on Wednesday.
    

Unknown levels of banned supplement in weight-loss products raises concerns

Weight-loss and energy supplements in the U.S. may contain potentially harmful and inaccurately labeled levels of the banned stimulant higenamine, a study finds.
    
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Everything Apple announced during its 'Gather round' iPhone Xs/XR & Apple Watch event
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Salazar said she was only coming forward because she was about to be "outed" in a news story concerning the alleged incident five years ago.
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  1. New York state Senate candidate Salazar accuses Netanyahu aide of sexual assault
  2. Jewish collector's descendant gets Nazi-looted Renoir painting back
  3. Car rams through public square in China killing several
  4. Cancer deaths expected to near 10 million in 2018
  5. Trump administration: Saudi coalition in Yemen acted 'in good faith'
  6. Pope summons bishops for meeting on church sexual abuse
  7. What can be done about those Chinese-language phone scams?
  8. EU copyright reforms to force tech companies to share revenue
  9. Suicide bombing kills nearly 70 in eastern Afghanistan
  10. Trump admin makes it harder for Christian refugees to enter U.S.
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New York state Senate candidate Salazar accuses Netanyahu aide of sexual assault

Salazar said she was only coming forward because she was about to be "outed" in a news story concerning the alleged incident five years ago.

    

Jewish collector's descendant gets Nazi-looted Renoir painting back

"I'm very thankful to be able to show my beloved family, wherever they are, that after what they've been through, there is justice," the descendant said.

    

Car rams through public square in China killing several

Media reports in Hengyang city say the suspect stabbed a number of people Wednesday after getting out of his car.
    

Cancer deaths expected to near 10 million in 2018

In emerging economies, researchers find a shift from cancers related to poverty and infections toward cancers linked to wealthier lifestyles and diets.

    

Trump administration: Saudi coalition in Yemen acted 'in good faith'

The determination that active steps are being taken to protect civilians and alleviate the humanitarian crisis will allow the U.S. to continue to refuel aircraft used by the Saudi coalition.

    

Pope summons bishops for meeting on church sexual abuse

The calling of a February meeting comes in the wake of new scandals in a number of countries, including the United States, Chile and Australia.

    

What can be done about those Chinese-language phone scams?

An AARP survey found that a majority of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders age 50 and older said they or their families have been targets of fraud.

    

EU copyright reforms to force tech companies to share revenue

The debate began two years ago in an attempt to ensure that online platforms pay publishers a fair share of revenue and bear liability for online infringement.

    

Suicide bombing kills nearly 70 in eastern Afghanistan

The Taliban denied involvement in attack. No other group immediately claimed responsibility, although the Islamic State group is active in region.

    

Trump admin makes it harder for Christian refugees to enter U.S.

Trump vowed to aid Mideast Christians. But under his administration the number of Christian refugees admitted to the U.S. has fallen more than 40 percent.

    

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  1. Your Wednesday Evening News Briefing: Apple, Hurricane Florence, CBS
  2. Detention of Migrant Children Has Skyrocketed to Highest Levels Ever
  3. U.S. Household Income Rises to Pre-Recession Levels, Prompting Cheers and Questions
  4. U.S. Plans to Pay Mexico to Deport Unauthorized Immigrants There
  5. Hurricane Florence Presents Test for FEMA and Trump After Last Year’s Harsh Lessons
  6. North Carolina, Warned of Rising Seas, Chose to Favor Development
  7. ‘60 Minutes’ Chief Ousted for a Threatening Text as Upheaval at CBS Continues
  8. F.D.A. Cracks Down on Juul and E-Cigarette Retailers
  9. Gina Raimondo Turns Back Liberal Challenge in Rhode Island Governor’s Primary
  10. Former Cuomo Aide Drafted Language for Inflammatory Anti-Semitism Flier
  11. From Bridges to Bagels: Cuomo and Nixon Take Primary Fight to Odd, Bitter End
  12. Apple Unveils Bigger iPhones at Higher Prices, and a Heart-Tracking Watch
  13. Leaked Google Video After Trump’s Win Adds to Pressure From Conservatives
  14. Tickets From Poverty to a Better Future
  15. Age Before Beauty, but Not Politics
  16. My New Band Needs a Name
  17. Make Voting Easier in New York
  18. Regime Change or Stalemate?
  19. The Most Contrarian College in America
  20. What You Need to Know to Vote in New York’s Primary
  21. The Racism Inside Fire Departments
  22. How ‘Hyphenated Americans’ Won World War I
  23. An Insurance Executive Explains Why We Need a Carbon Tax
  24. Pioneer Women Are Roaming the City
  25. Essay: Three Blockbuster Novels From the 1950s, and Their Remarkable Afterlife
  26. 7 New York Police Officers Arrested in Prostitution and Gambling Investigation, Authorities Say
  27. Diane Leather, 85, First Woman to Run Mile in Under 5 Minutes, Dies
  28. No Last Call at Trump Hotel: D.C. Board Rejects Liquor License Challenge
  29. Yemen Civilians Keep Dying, but U.S. Says Saudis Are Doing Enough
  30. Pope Francis Summons World’s Bishops to Meet on Sexual Abuse
  31. Nazis Stole His Renoir. His Granddaughter Finally Got It Back.
  32. Using Young Adult Novels to Make Sense of #MeToo
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Your Wednesday Evening News Briefing: Apple, Hurricane Florence, CBS

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

    

Detention of Migrant Children Has Skyrocketed to Highest Levels Ever

The number of migrant children being housed by the Health and Human Services Department, which oversees the shelter system, has increased more than fivefold since last summer.

    

U.S. Household Income Rises to Pre-Recession Levels, Prompting Cheers and Questions

The median income rose in 2017 for the third straight year, the Census Bureau reported. But the details of the report raised concerns about whether middle-class households will simply tread water.

    

U.S. Plans to Pay Mexico to Deport Unauthorized Immigrants There

President Trump plans to take $20 million in foreign assistance funds and use it to help Mexico deport as many as 17,000 people in a bid to slow crossings into the United States.

    

Hurricane Florence Presents Test for FEMA and Trump After Last Year’s Harsh Lessons

The administration girded for a test of its ability as Hurricane Florence continued to bear down on the Carolina coast.

    

North Carolina, Warned of Rising Seas, Chose to Favor Development

The legislature passed a law in 2012 to ignore evidence of sharp long-term rises in sea level, so the state’s fragile coastline would go on booming.

    

‘60 Minutes’ Chief Ousted for a Threatening Text as Upheaval at CBS Continues

Jeff Fager was dismissed four days after the network’s chief executive, Leslie Moonves, stepped down following numerous misconduct allegations.

    

F.D.A. Cracks Down on Juul and E-Cigarette Retailers

The agency gave top makers of popular vaping devices 60 days to come up with a plan to keep their flavored products away from teenagers or face removal from the market.

    

Gina Raimondo Turns Back Liberal Challenge in Rhode Island Governor’s Primary

Ms. Raimondo, the Democratic incumbent, defeated Matt Brown, who tried to depict her as overly close to moneyed interests. But she is considered vulnerable in the fall.

    

Former Cuomo Aide Drafted Language for Inflammatory Anti-Semitism Flier

David Lobl, a former special assistant to the governor, wrote the emails providing text for the flier, which falsely suggested that the governor’s opponent, Cynthia Nixon, was anti-Semitic.

    

From Bridges to Bagels: Cuomo and Nixon Take Primary Fight to Odd, Bitter End

Gov. Andrew Cuomo sought to use the power of incumbency and a huge fund-raising edge to defeat his upstart Democratic rival, Cynthia Nixon.

    

Apple Unveils Bigger iPhones at Higher Prices, and a Heart-Tracking Watch

Apple showed new smartphones — including its biggest ever — for higher prices, and upgraded its smart watches so they become more of a health device.

    

Leaked Google Video After Trump’s Win Adds to Pressure From Conservatives

Executives at a company meeting expressed dismay about the election in the footage, which was posted by the right-wing news site Breitbart.

    

Tickets From Poverty to a Better Future

Congress should move poor families to healthy neighborhoods.

    

Age Before Beauty, but Not Politics

You’re not getting older, you’re getting … elected.

    

My New Band Needs a Name

And, candidly, we’re struggling with it. Not everyone comes up with a Who or Beatles on the first try — not even the Who and the Beatles.

    

Make Voting Easier in New York

Laws are designed to keep turnout low and protect incumbents. Rewrite them.

    

Regime Change or Stalemate?

The Swedish election is a reminder of just how far populism has come, but also how a disliked and weakened center holds.

    

The Most Contrarian College in America

What’s the highest calling of higher education? St. John’s College has some enduring answers.

    

What You Need to Know to Vote in New York’s Primary

Here are The Times’s endorsements.

    

The Racism Inside Fire Departments

When we firefighters step into a life-threatening situation, we need to work as a team. Hate and discrimination within our ranks make that impossible.

    

How ‘Hyphenated Americans’ Won World War I

Nearly a quarter of the men sent to fight in Europe in 1918 were foreign-born.

    

An Insurance Executive Explains Why We Need a Carbon Tax

Cutting greenhouse gas emissions is critical to reduce the risks of exposure to extreme weather like the hurricanes now barreling across the Atlantic.

    

Pioneer Women Are Roaming the City

What’s behind a recent rage for designer ruffles, calicos, gingham and high collars?

    

Essay: Three Blockbuster Novels From the 1950s, and Their Remarkable Afterlife

Ayn Rand’s “Atlas Shrugged,” Boris Pasternak’s “Doctor Zhivago” and Vladimir Nabokov’s “Lolita” continue to be controversial even today.

    

7 New York Police Officers Arrested in Prostitution and Gambling Investigation, Authorities Say

The officers face charges in connection with an illegal gambling and prostitution ring in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, and along Roosevelt Avenue in Queens.
    

Diane Leather, 85, First Woman to Run Mile in Under 5 Minutes, Dies

She broke the barrier in 1954, a feat — like women’s distance running in general at the time — was not recognized by the track and field establishment.

    

No Last Call at Trump Hotel: D.C. Board Rejects Liquor License Challenge

Activists wanted the city’s Alcoholic Beverage Control Board to review whether the president met the city’s “good character” test for holding a liquor license.

    

Yemen Civilians Keep Dying, but U.S. Says Saudis Are Doing Enough

The United States can continue aiding a military campaign in Yemen after the State Department said a Saudi-led coalition is doing enough to minimize deaths.

    

Pope Francis Summons World’s Bishops to Meet on Sexual Abuse

Francis called on leaders of bishops’ conferences around the world to gather in February to address a crisis that has rattled the church, and his papacy.

    

Nazis Stole His Renoir. His Granddaughter Finally Got It Back.

The painting belonged to a Jewish art dealer when it was taken from a bank vault in Paris during World War II. He never saw it again.

    

Using Young Adult Novels to Make Sense of #MeToo

The author of “Speak,” one of the first Y.A. novels to focus on sexual violence, said fiction gives teenagers a language to describe the trauma.

    

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