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Mariners' Felix Hernandez starting vs. A's after 18 days outOhio State QB Dwayne Haskins on sizzling pace COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Dwayne Haskins has created quite a buzz with his ability to throw the football in his first four starts for fourth-ranked Ohio State.      Cadillac headquarters returns to Detroit after 4 years in NYC After four years in New York City, Cadillac is moving their headquarters back to the Detroit area, the company announced on Wednesday.   Watch: Chelsea's Hazard, Liverpool's Sturridge net wonder goals at Carabao Cup Chelsea's Eden Hazard netted a game winner after Liverpool's Daniel Sturridge made a bicycle kick goal on Wednesday at the Carabao Cup in Liverpool, England.   Typhoon Trami expected to make landfall in Japan Typhoon Trami a large, powerful storm off the coast of Japan is expected to make landfall in the southern part of the country on Saturday.   Texas man Troy Clark executed for 1998 murder of roommate The state of Texas executed a man Wednesday for the 1998 murder of a woman he suspected of telling people about his drug dealing activities.   Watch: Coutinho makes rocket shot in Barcelona loss to Leganes Leganes edged Barcelona 2-1 in La Liga on Wednesday at Estadio Municipal de Butarque in Leganes Spain.   Hundreds of roads in the Carolinas still closed due to Florence flooding Hundreds of roads in the Carolinas remained closed Wednesday due to flooding related to Hurricane Florence.   Breast milk may boost brain development in premature babies Breastfeeding premature babies could boost their brain development, new research suggests.   Most people unsure if they have genetic risk for cancer Most people carrying genes that put them at risk for cancer don't realize it, new research suggests.   Alzheimer's disease care can cost up to $200k for two years Almost $200,000 over the course of two years. That is the cost of the care that a family member typically gives a loved one with Alzheimer's disease.   Patriots sign RB Barner, DE Simon The New England Patriots on Wednesday announced that they have re-signed running back Kenjon Barner and signed defensive end John Simon. Terms of the contracta were not announced.   Hurricane Rosa becomes 10th hurricane of the Eastern Pacific season Hurricane Rosa became the tenth hurricane of the Eastern Pacific season and was forecast to make landfall in Mexico, the National Hurricane Center said Wednesday.   Tropical Storm Kirk intensifies as it nears Barbados Tropical Storm Kirk could bring flooding, rain and mudslides to the Windward Islands on Thursday as it moves into the Caribbean, the NHC said.   Taiwan, Bahrain contract Lockheed for sniper targeting pods Lockheed Martin has received an order for Sniper Advanced Targeting Pods in two foreign military sales for Bahrain and Taiwan.   Eagles WR Jeffery (shoulder) cleared for contact Wide receiver Alshon Jeffery of the Philadelphia Eagles has been cleared for contact after recovering from offseason surgery on his right shoulder, head coach Doug Pederson said at the start of his press conference on Wednesday.   Buccaneers' Winston: 'I'm here to assist the best way I possibly can' Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston said he's willing to help the team in any capacity in his first public comments following the conclusion of his three-game suspension.   Antibody combo may control HIV without daily pills A combination of two HIV-fighting antibodies can suppress the virus in some patients, even after they stop standard drugs, a preliminary trial has shown   Bengals WR Green (groin) might face Falcons Cincinnati Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis expressed optimism on Wednesday that star wide receiver A.J. Green will be able to participate in a bit of a homecoming when the team visits the Atlanta Falcons this weekend.   Salvadoran asylum seeker's case shows how ICE prolongs detention Lenin Hernández Argujo, 22, fled El Salvador to the United States in May 2016 after the MS-13 gang threatened and tried to extort him.   Top 20 fantasy football kickers and defenses for Week 4 UPI's top 20 defenses and kickers for Week 4 of the 2018 fantasy football season.   Moon Jae-in calls for reciprocal measures on North Korea denuclearization South Korean President Moon Jae-in endorsed the corresponding-measures approach to North Korea denuclearization on Wednesday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Gay penguins 'kidnap' chick from straight parents at Denmark zooA gay penguin couple "kidnapped" a chick at Denmark's Odense Zoo while the baby's parents went for a swim, according to a zookeeper.
  Mexico's Lopez Obrador gives parents of missing 43 new hope"We shall not fear the truth," Mexican President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador says of investigating the disappearance of the 43 Ayotzinapa students
Venezuela's embattled president making surprise U.N. tripThe surprise visit came after he had earlier threatened to skip the global gathering.
Pompeo to visit North Korea next month with aim of second Trump-Kim summitThe State Department said the United States' top diplomat accepted an invitation from the North Korean leader to return to Pyongyang.
U.S., Cuban research institutes create first joint biotech ventureThe joint venture will be conducting trials of some Cuban drugs which may bring new cancer therapies to U.S. patients.
Danish submarine inventor loses sentencing appeal for murdering reporter Kim WallIn Denmark, a life sentence equates to 16 years on average, but can be extended.
Trump explicitly backs independent Palestinian state for 1st timeIn the clearest expression yet of the White House's support of an independent Palestinian state, Trump said he wants to unveil peace plan within 3 months.
American baby dies in airport after Qatar Airways flightEntire Acapulco police force disarmed due to links to drug gangsThe state government said it took the step "because of suspicion that the force had probably been infiltrated by criminal groups."
Venezuela's leader brands Trump a 'coward' after first lady is hit with sanctionsInflation in Venezuela is running at 200,000 percent and basic foods and medicines are increasingly difficult to obtain.
I can't meddle in detained U.S. pastor's case, Erdogan says"As the president, I don't have the right to order his release. Our judiciary is independent. Let's wait and see what the court will decide."
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Brett Kavanaugh, U.N., Interest Rates: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingNew Evidence, New Accuser and New Doubts Threaten Kavanaugh on Eve of HearingA new accuser and fresh evidence confronted Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh before a make-or-break hearing with a woman who says the Supreme Court nominee assaulted her.
Julie Swetnick Is Third Woman to Accuse Brett Kavanaugh of Sexual MisconductMs. Swetnick says Judge Kavanaugh attended parties in high school where women were inappropriately touched and “gang raped.” The claims, denied by the judge, could not be independently verified.
A Hearing’s Test: Blasey Must Seem Credible. Kavanaugh Must Defend but Not Attack.Republicans and Democrats are setting different standards by which to judge Thursday’s hearing, with the former framing it as a legal proceeding and the latter as a job interview.
At the Center of the Kavanaugh Accusations: Heavy DrinkingUniting the complaints of sexual impropriety that have threatened to upend Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation is a theme of binge drinking.
5 Takeaways From Trump’s News Conference at the United NationsThe president said his own experience with claims of sexual misconduct makes him more skeptical of the accusations threatening to derail his Supreme Court nominee.
Trump Says He’s Open to Keeping Rod Rosenstein at Justice Dept.The president said he does not want to fire the deputy attorney general, who is said to have discussed secretly recording him to expose the chaos in the administration. A ‘Particularly Bright’ Moment Brings Another Fed Rate IncreaseThe Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the third time this year and signaled it was on track to raise them again in December.
Trump Berates Canada and Threatens Car Tariffs as Nafta Talks FalterThe Trump administration is prepared to release text of its trade agreement with Mexico, throwing the future of the trilateral Nafta pact into uncertainty. Britain’s Big Squeeze: In Britain, Even Children Are Feeling the Effects of AusterityChanges to welfare benefits and funding cuts are driving the working poor into crisis — and reversing a long-term decline in the childhood poverty rate.
Jeremy Corbyn, in Labour Speech, Vows to Fight Capitalist ‘Greed’Mr. Corbyn, speaking at a party conference, outlined a “radical plan to rebuild and transform” Britain. The party remains split on Brexit.
We’re in Virgin TerritoryBrett Kavanaugh and America’s ‘Himpathy’ ReckoningRarely has society’s tendency to sympathize with powerful men been so thoroughly on display.
Hit Pause on Brett Kavanaugh‘Mean Drunk’ vs. Teenage GirlsThese accusations don’t paint Brett Kavanaugh as just a cad, but as a lascivious predator.
Trump’s America: Reckless, Alone and RidiculedThe president’s speeches before the United Nations foreshadowed his intention to ignore our greatest threats and to stoke fresh conflict needlessly.
Be Outraged by America’s Role in Yemen’s MiseryThe United States supplies bombs and other support for the war that’s killed civilians and is creating famine.
Don’t Forget Kavanaugh’s First HearingWe shouldn’t allow the questions raised about the nominee in his first hearing to be submerged by the onrushing tide of scandal.
We Know How to Conquer TuberculosisWhy aren’t outbreaks in poor countries treated the same way as those in rich ones?
Disability: The Land of Altered BodiesTwo poets with disabilities enter a landscape where they can be at home, and free.
Brett Kavanaugh and the Limits of CertaintyWhy revisiting the political scandals of the 1990s should temper partisanship today.
The Amazon on the BrinkOnce a leader in protecting the region’s vast forests, Brazil is now moving in the opposite direction.
Books of The Times: ‘Ninth Street Women’ Shines a Welcome New Light on New York’s Postwar Art SceneMary Gabriel moves from exalted art criticism to the seamiest gossip in her gratifying and generous group portrait of Lee Krasner, Elaine de Kooning, Grace Hartigan, Joan Mitchell and Helen Frankenthaler.
State of the Art: How Apple Thrived in a Season of Tech ScandalsEveryone is worried about the power of big technology companies. Apple alone has managed to turn the fears into an argument for its own business model.
North Korea Nuclear Deal Could Take ‘Years,’ Trump SuggestsSpeaking on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly session, he reversed the position he took a year ago that the North had to disarm rapidly.
What Bill Cosby’s Life Will Be Like as Inmate NN7687Inmates typically double up at the Pennsylvania state prison holding Mr. Cosby, but officials have isolated him in a single cell near the infirmary.
383,000: Estimated Death Toll in South Sudan’s WarThe new report offers the first comprehensive tally of the scale of devastation in a largely forgotten war.
Neighbors Refer Venezuela to Criminal Court in ‘Historic’ RebukeArgentina, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Paraguay and Peru have urged the International Criminal Court to investigate abuses in Venezuela. Here’s what that means.
Black Female Lawmaker in Vermont Resigns After Racial HarassmentKiah Morris, a Democrat, resigned from her seat in the State House of Representatives one month after she ended her re-election campaign over harassment and threats.
Utilities Helped Puerto Rico Fix Its Power Grid. Now They Face Hefty Tax Bills.Electric companies across the mainland have received tax bills from Puerto Rican cities demanding millions of dollars in payments.
Nike Nearly Dropped Colin Kaepernick Before Embracing HimNike’s ad campaign featuring Kaepernick has been a sensation since it began this month. But a year ago, the company was ready to cut him loose.
India’s Top Court Limits Sweep of Biometric ID ProgramThe Supreme Court said the Aadhaar fingerprint ID system is legal, but restricted it to government benefits and banned companies from using it. Man Took $4.3 Million in Cash From Alaska Bank and Ran, Drove and Flew, Prosecutors SayGerardo Adan Cazarez Valenzuela took a plane to Washington, then drove south to California, and later to Mexico. He was arrested there in 2011, and is now facing a new charge in the U.S.
Chasing the Deal: Seven Seaside Getaways for This FallIf you’ve ever wanted to take a luxurious trip to a picturesque seaside destination, here are more than a few high-end options that come without high-end prices.
Lens: Remote Russians Recycle Rocket WreckageSpace junk from rockets launched from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome in Russia ends up in the remote Mezensky District, where residents repurpose it for hunting sleds, tools and boats.
The Robin Williams Auction: On the Wall and Off the WallBanksy, Gus Van Sant, Martin Mull and “Hook” — the eclectic collection of Robin and Marsha Williams goes on the auction block at Sotheby’s.
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