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1 dead, several injured after bridge collapses in India At least one person is dead and several people injured after a bridge collapsed in India on Tuesday.      South Korean envoys leave for Pyongyang for summit preparation South Korean envoys headed to Pyongyang on Wednesday morning to discuss details for the third summit between South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un this month.   Philadelphia Eagles begin title defense vs. Atlanta Falcons without Carson Wentz Thursday night's 2018 NFL season debut features the Philadelphia Eagles and the Atlanta Falcons at Lincoln Financial Field.   Tropical Storm Gordon takes aim at Gulf after soaking South Florida Tropical Storm Gordon, which pounded South Florida with heavy rain, moved toward the Gulf Coast states, the National Hurricane Center said Tuesday.   Deadly protests in Basra, Iraq, spark curfew, probe The Iraqi government imposed a curfew in Basra after clashes between protesters and security forces left at least five people dead, government officials said.   Syrian government forces attack rebel-held city Syrian government warplanes struck the last rebel-held province of the country Tuesday.   LSU Tigers linebacker K'Lavon Chaisson out for season LSU linebacker K'Lavon Chaisson will miss the rest of the season with an injury, Tigers head coach Ed Orgeron said Tuesday.   FBI recovers stolen 'Wizard of Oz' slippers The FBI recovered a pair of ruby slippers worn in the 1939 film "The Wizard of Oz" after they were stolen from a Minnesota museum.   Mississippi State Bulldogs QB Nick Fitzgerald set to debut following suspension Quarterback Nick Fitzgerald is back atop the Mississippi State Bulldogs' depth chart.   Carolina Panthers WR Curtis Samuel likely to miss opener vs. Dallas Cowboys Carolina Panthers wide receiver Curtis Samuel underwent a small procedure to correct an irregular heartbeat and is unlikely to play in the Panthers' opener.   Arizona Cardinals' University of Phoenix Stadium to change to State Farm StadiumNorth Carolina State Wolfpack showing signs of building depth North Carolina State's recent rise in the past couple of years has come in some ways because the Wolfpack has developed depth.   United Nations facilitates cease-fire for Libya violence Warring groups in Libya reached a cease-fire in a conflict that has killed nearly 50 people, the United Nations Support Mission in Libya said Tuesday.   Premature detonation foils attack on U.S. Embassy in Cairo Egyptian police arrested a 24-year-old man after an explosive device detonated too early, foiling an alleged attempt to bomb the U.S. Embassy in Cairo.   Virginia Cavaliers look to dish out revenge vs. Indiana Hoosiers Virginia looked solid in a 42-13 opening win over FCS opponent Richmond, who had knocked off the Cavaliers on their home field two years ago.   NFL issues statement following Nike's Colin Kaepernick ad The NFL released a statement on Tuesday in the aftermath of the league's corporate sponsor, Nike, releasing an advertising campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick.   Missouri duck boat survivor sues company for avoiding safety standards A survivor of a duck boat sinking in Missouri filed a suit accusing the company that owned the boat of using outdated equipment to circumvent safety standards.   Kansas City Chiefs sign OL Cameron Erving to contract extension The Kansas City Chiefs announced Tuesday that they have signed offensive lineman Cameron Erving to a contract extension.   Texas Longhorns coach Tom Herman: Lose the 'funeral home' feeling Texas coach Tom Herman spent the better part of his media availability on Monday trying to send a message to everyone to come back to a positive frame of mind.   Opium poppy genome research may aid painkiller production Scientists who decoded the opium poppy genome say the finding may improve production of the plant to provide a cheap, reliable supply of painkillers and other drugs.   Jurassic reptiles were forced to adapt to sea level rise New analysis of fossil teeth have offered scientists new insights into the impacts of sea level rise on Jurassic food chains.   Lockheed Martin, General Atomics, Boeing compete for laser-armed drone Lockheed Martin, General Atomics and Boeing have received contract modifications for drone-mounted Low Power Laser Demonstrator system missile defense testing.   Deshaun Watson, Aaron Rodgers top Week 1 fantasy football quarterback rankings UPI sports editor Al Butler's top 20 quarterbacks for Week 1 of the 2018 fantasy football season.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Bone fragments found in ashes of Brazil museum fire provide some hopeIn its collection of 20 million items, one of the most prized possessions is the skull Luzia, which is among the oldest fossils found in the Americas.
  How Europe is plotting to skirt Trump's sanctions on IranAmong other workarounds, the Europeans are thinking of devising a new way of transferring money electronically that is free from U.S. influence.
Russia strikes near last Syrian rebel stronghold for 1st time in weeksThe U.N. has warned that an offensive could "create a humanitarian emergency at a scale not yet seen through this crisis."
Migrant drownings send Med's death rate to highest level on recordNearly 1,600 people have died or vanished en route to Europe this year, including 1,100 while attempting to cross by sea from North Africa.
'The Kennedys of the Taliban movement' lose their patriarchDue to the Haqqanis' wealth and deep links to local tribes, one Western diplomat once called them "the Kennedys of the Taliban movement."
Suffering sparks fears of revenge as 'battle like no other' looms in SyriaWhile some Syrians want rebels to be "held accountable," aid workers warn that babies are among the civilians potentially in the firing line.
515,000 kids face school closures after U.S. axes Palestinian funding"We want peace; we don't like blood. But I want to ask you a question — if there is no hope, what do you think will happen?"
U.S. service member killed in apparent 'insider attack' in AfghanistanThe death of a U.S. service member in an apparent insider attack was the sixth American killed in Afghanistan this year.
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Brett Kavanaugh, Colin Kaepernick, Amazon: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingDemocrats Open Contentious Hearings With Attack on ‘Partisan’ KavanaughConfirmation hearings for the Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh opened with protests and theater, as Democrats portrayed the judge as a hopeless partisan.
How Supreme Court Confirmations Became Partisan SpectaclesConfirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominees didn’t always exist. But the 19th Amendment, school desegregation and television all contributed to major changes in the process. On Washington: A New Reality for Court Confirmations: Pandemonium, Protesters and PartisanshipThirty years of warfare over judicial nominations culminated on Tuesday in the chaotic beginning of Senate consideration of the nomination of Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
Ayanna Pressley Upsets Capuano in Massachusetts House RaceMr. Capuano, a 10-term incumbent, conceded to Ms. Pressley after a primary campaign in which she insisted that “change can’t wait.’’
Ayanna Pressley Seeks Her Political Moment in a Changing BostonMassachusetts is well known for deeply entrenched politics that favor incumbents. But the Boston City Council member is campaigning for Congress in a moment that has favored women and underdogs.
Jim Mattis Compared Trump to ‘Fifth or Sixth Grader,’ Bob Woodward Says in BookThe defense secretary and other administration officials are described as resorting to extraordinary measures to thwart the president’s decisions in a White House depicted as “crazytown.”
5 Takeaways From Bob Woodward’s Book on the Trump White HouseThe longtime Washington Post reporter describes a West Wing full of nervous and stunned advisers who developed schemes to work around President Trump.
News Analysis: In Chastising Sessions Over Indictments of Two Republicans, Trump Crosses a LineHis tweet on Monday reinforced the impression of a president who sees the law enforcement agencies that report to him as political instruments.
Nike Returns to Familiar Strategy With Kaepernick DealNike has often tried to capitalize on controversy. Will a marketing campaign featuring Colin Kaepernick pay off?
The Deafening Silence of Colin KaepernickThe former star is using social media savvy, and a total lack of interviews, to control the narrative of protests in the N.F.L.
Nike Deal With Colin Kaepernick Draws Cheers and Photos of Burning ShoesAn ad campaign prompted anger online from those critical of the former N.F.L. quarterback’s protests of police killings of black people.
Facebook and Twitter Have a Message for Lawmakers: We’re TryingIn prepared testimony ahead of congressional hearings on Wednesday, Facebook and Twitter displayed a conciliatory approach over issues such as disinformation and manipulation.
Amazon Hits $1,000,000,000,000 in Value, Following AppleApple became the first public company to be worth $1 trillion. Amazon hit the same milestone a month later, but the reasons for the e-commerce titan’s rise are more complicated.
Del Potro Beats Isner to Return to the U.S. Open SemifinalsJuan Martin del Potro, the No. 3, seed outlasted the top American man, John Isner, in a 6-7 (5), 6-3, 7-6 (4), 6-2 victory.
Sorry, Mr. Trump, the Attorney General Is America’s LawyerWith his latest attack on Jeff Sessions, the president shows his real problem isn’t with the Justice Department but with the rule of law.
Andrew Cuomo Is the Democrats’ Best Choice for GovernorThe threat of Donald Trump and new pressure from reformers are likely to summon his formidable strengths.
The Politicians Are Coming for Silicon ValleySome regulations are necessary, but others could hinder innovation and growth in what is arguably the United States’ greatest industry.
Now Twitter Edits The New YorkerI Work at the Happiest Place on Earth. Why Can’t I Pay My Rent?These Disneyland employees are fighting to pass a living-wage ballot measure in Anaheim, Calif. Trump Can’t Help Obstructing Justice. Who Will Stop Him?The president abuses his office and views the Justice Department as a tool to punish his political enemies and give his allies a free pass.
Who Is Brett Kavanaugh?Op-Docs: Footprint: Where the Towers StoodThe World Trade Center wreckage once smoldered here. Now visitors come from around the world to learn, remember and grieve. Australia Wants to Take Government Surveillance to the Next LevelA new bill will help its intelligence agencies circumvent encryption. And what starts Down Under won’t necessarily stay there.
D. J.s, Swim Briefs, $25 Coladas: In Vegas, the Party’s at the PoolThe city has long been known for its night life. Now, day clubs are the destination of the moment, with nonstop music, tropical cocktails and the inevitable red-velvet ropes. The water can get wild.
Inside the Wild Mind of Paul TaylorA dance critic remembers some Taylor lessons: how not to get tricked by fashion, how not to turn away from the odd thing, how to watch more closely.
Nonfiction: What Are the Biggest Problems Facing Us in the 21st Century?In “21 Lessons for the 21st Century,” Yuval Noah Harari’s latest book, the historian takes on everything from terrorism to inequality.
U.K. Economy Needs Stronger Unions and Higher Taxes on Rich, Report SaysA report by the archbishop of Canterbury and others calls for transformational changes to redress the feelings of inequality and injustice that led to Brexit.
Prosecutors Decline to Charge Kevin Spacey and Steven Seagal in Sex Abuse CasesThe statute of limitations had already passed in separate allegations against the actors, but a task force was still reviewing other allegations.
Mueller Will Accept Some Written Answers From TrumpThe tone of a letter from the special counsel’s office led some Trump allies to conclude that if the president is interviewed, the subject matter will be more limited than they had feared.
Chicago on Edge as Officer Who Shot Laquan McDonald 16 Times Faces TrialThe trial is part of a reckoning over how the Chicago police treats black residents and how Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who will not run for re-election, handled the case.
The Kremlin Wants Information. To Get It, Agents Show Up With Flowers.It took a while for a young woman to figure out that the smiling man who asked her for coffee was trying to recruit her as an informer.
Brazil Museum Officials Knew Fire Was ‘Bound to Happen’Warnings, including a citizen complaint to the federal prosecutor, that neglect had turned the National Museum into a tinderbox piled up for years.
Now Announcing for the Oakland A’s, Donny BaarnsA minor league baseball announcer featured in a New York Times article had hoped to one day get a break with the big leagues. He finally did, for one game.
By Design: Inside the Parisian Apartment Where It’s Always 1969The musician Nicolas Godin, one half of the indie-electro band Air, has recreated the sort of bourgeois, moody interiors he knew as a child.
Review: In ‘Bisbee ’17,’ Anti-Union Violence Haunts an Arizona TownRobert Greene’s latest documentary uses the re-enactment of a tragedy to examine a legacy of conflict and repression.
The New Health Care: What the Experts Want Us to Know About Public HealthThings like clean water, immunization and mosquito control are crucial, yet easily overlooked or taken for granted.
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