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Look: WB releases first image of Jason Momoa in iconic 'Aquaman' outfit Warner Bros. has released the first image of Jason Momoa wearing the iconic costume of the titular hero he plays in the comic-book adaptation, "Aquaman."      Denzel Washington set for AFI Life Achievement honor Double Oscar winner Denzel Washington is to receive the 47th AFI Life Achievement Award.   Live-action 'Titans' series renewed for Season 2 ahead of premiere The live-action series "Titans" has been renewed for a second season, which will stream on the DC Universe digital subscription service.   MLB Postseason Roundup: Red Sox survive, Dodgers cruise The Houston Astros won, the Los Angeles Dodgers continued to dominate, the Boston Red Sox survived a shaky bullpen, and the Brewers' streak remained intact.   Donald Trump signs 5-year FAA reauthorization bill President Donald Trump on Friday signed a five-year reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration bill.   Denver Broncos P Marquette King listed as doubtful Punter Marquette King of the Denver Broncos is listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against the New York Jets because of a right thigh injury.   Chiefs WR Sammy Watkins questionable vs. Jaguars The Kansas City Chiefs on Friday listed wide receiver Sammy Watkins as questionable for Sunday's game at Arrowhead Stadium against the Jacksonville Jaguars.   Child among three Palestinians killed in Gaza protests Three Palestinians died Friday during regular weekly protests at the Gaza-Israel border, the Gaza Ministry of Health said.   Half of antibiotics given without diagnosis of infection After years of public health warnings about antibiotic misuse, a new study suggests the problem is far from being solved.   Study: Big cities have longer, more vicious flu seasons Big cities with a large commuting workforce tend to have longer, more grinding flu seasons, a new study suggests.   Saturn's inner rings are raining chemicals on its atmosphere New analysis of observations made during the Cassini's final plunge suggests Saturn's rings are surprisingly complex in their chemical composition.   Edelman's return has ripple effect on PatriotsPanthers S Reid will start against Giants Safety Eric Reid will start at safety against the New York Giants on Sunday, Carolina Panthers coach Ron Riviera said on Friday.   Bengals activate Burfict, place Eifert on IR The Cincinnati Bengals activated Vontaze Burfict to the active roster, clearing the way for the veteran linebacker to make his season debut Sunday against the Miami Dolphins.   As Mixon returns, Bengals lose Bernard for 2-4 weeks Running back Joe Mixon is coming back just in time for the Cincinnati Bengals.   Crude oil stays steady with Iranian sanctions just a month away Crude oil prices stayed steady Friday after a volatile week that saw the highest prices in four years.   Report: Steelers offered Bell 3-year, $47M deal As Le'Veon Bell remains away from the Pittsburgh Steelers, a report Friday detailed the team's contract offer to the star running back in July.   Colts QB Luck shoulders workload at record pace Andrew Luck's surgically repaired shoulder is getting more of a test than either he or the Indianapolis Colts envisioned.   Packers rule out WR Cobb; Adams to practice Saturday The Green Bay Packers provided some clarity on the status of their top three wide receivers.   Jason Van Dyke guilty of second-degree murder in Laquan McDonald shooting A jury found Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke guilty of a downgraded second-degree murder in the shooting death of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald in 2014.   Study identifies genetic mutations among children of soldiers exposed to radiation Scientists have identified a pattern of genetic mutation among the children of soldiers exposed to radar.   In photos: Highlights of the week in Washington for October 1, 2018 Senators hold a cloture vote for Supreme Court nominee and federal circuit judge Brett Kavanaugh, President Donald Trump awards the Medal of Honor and announces the United States Mexico Canada Agreement, the U.S. Supreme Court starts a new term and protesters demonstrate against Kavanaugh the week of October 1, 2018, in Washington, D.C.   Gallup: More Americans trust politicians than at any time since 2008 Americans' trust in politicians has reached a 10-year high, with 55 percent saying they have a "great deal" or "fair amount" of confidence, a Gallup poll says.   Beaches reopen along Southeast Florida coast after red tide worries Beaches along Florida's Atlantic coast re-opened Friday after red tide confirmed in Miami-Dade County and Palm Beach County led to closures a day earlier.   Iraq approved for purchase of armed Bell 407GX helicopters The U.S. State Department this week approved the sale of Bell 407GX helicopters to Iraq for an estimated cost of $82.5 million.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Ronaldo in growing scandal over rape allegationsEndorsers express "concern" over disturbing accusations levied at the most famous soccer player in the world.
  Congolese gynecologist and Islamic State abuse survivor win Nobel Peace PrizeMukwege spent much of his life helping victims of sexual violence, while Murad spoke out about her repeated rape after being captured by ISIS.
'We're afraid': Advocates say Brazil's presidential frontrunner a threat to gay rightsBrazilian presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro, dubbed "Trump of the Tropics," has been brazen in his anti-LGBTQ rhetoric.
Swedish girl, 8, pulls 1,500-year-old sword from lake in SwedenInterpol president reported missing after trip to ChinaChina slams Pence election meddling accusations as 'ridiculous'"Trump's leadership is working; and China wants a different American President," the vice president said earlier in a hard-hitting speech.
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Collins and Manchin Will Vote for Kavanaugh, Ensuring His ConfirmationThe last-minute announcements by Senators Susan Collins and Joe Manchin III capped an emotional and deeply divisive Supreme Court confirmation process.
Susan Collins, Standing Alone, Makes Her Case for KavanaughThe Republican senator from Maine delivered a 45-minute, point-by-point civic lesson of a speech to explain her support for President Trump’s nominee.
News Analysis: After Lots of Bluster, Trump Has a Week to Brag AboutBut in Mr. Trump’s scorched-earth presidency, the victories — whether the success of Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination or the trade deal with Canada and Mexico — are divisive and come at a cost.
Bitter Tenor of Senate Reflects a Nation at Odds With ItselfThe battle over the confirmation of Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh has exposed a climate of partisan distrust rivaled by few other moments in the recent past.
House Democrat Promises Kavanaugh Investigation if Party Wins ControlRepresentative Jerrold Nadler, who is in line to be the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, said he was prepared to look into accusations of sexual misconduct and perjury.
F.B.I. Review of Kavanaugh Was Limited From the StartPresident Trump, reacting to critics, said the F.B.I. should have a free hand to investigate. But the White House counsel told him that was a bad idea.
Kavanaugh, Jobs, Nobel Peace Prize: Your Friday Evening Briefing‘Justice for Laquan!’ Demonstrators Chant, as Chicago Officer Is Convicted of MurderFor some residents, the trial of Officer Jason Van Dyke in the killing of Laquan McDonald became a proxy for years of anger over police mistreatment of black Chicagoans.
Chicago Officer Guilty in Laquan McDonald DeathA jury has found Jason Van Dyke, a Chicago police officer, guilty of second-degree murder for the shooting of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald in 2014. With 8 Years of Job Gains, Unemployment Is Lowest Since 1969The American economy added 134,000 jobs in September, the Labor Department said, and unemployment fell to 3.7 percent.
Even the Seemingly Disappointing Job Creation Numbers Are Actually Pretty GreatEmployers added only 134,000 jobs last month, but that doesn’t reflect the robustness of the economy.
2018 Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Yazidi Activist and Congolese DoctorNadia Murad, a former ISIS captive, and Denis Mukwege, a Congolese gynecological surgeon, were rewarded “for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and armed conflict.”
Activists Fighting Sexual Violence Receive Nobel PrizeNadia Murad, a survivor of sexual violence by the Islamic State, and Dr. Denis Mukwege, a gynecological surgeon who founded a hospital in the Democratic Republic of Congo, were awarded the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize for their campaigns against the use of rape as a weapon of war. Denis Mukwege: A Sense of Calm Amid the Grinding Work of Saving LivesA gynecologist in a war zone, the Nobel Peace Prize winner made a specialty of treating women who had been raped with extreme violence.
New York Regulators Examine the Trump Family’s Tax SchemesState and city officials announced they were looking into the maneuvers after an investigative report in The New York Times.
Hoaxers Slip Breastaurants and Dog-Park Sex Into JournalsThree academics tested a theory about the intellectual integrity of peer-reviewed “grievance studies” by cooking up, and publishing, their own.
Where in the World Is Denmark’s $2 Billion?Officials say the country’s tax agency was swindled by a London-born financier who moved to Dubai. Now, it wants the money back.
The High Court Brought LowDon’t let Donald Trump and Brett Kavanaugh have the last word about American justice.
What It All MeantAn Insidious and Contagious American PresidencyTrump believes that judges should be agents of those who appoint them. That would be the end of the rule of law.
Of Demagogues and PedagoguesRobert Pinsky: Patriotism for an Age of UnreasonWhen things are headed in the wrong direction, it’s good to remember who truly loves their country.
The Supreme Court’s Legitimacy CrisisIt’s not about Brett Kavanaugh’s alleged behavior. It’s about justices who do not represent the will of the majority.
Exposures: The Last Americans Fighting in AfghanistanFind Jamal KhashoggiSaudi Arabia must do everything in its power to help locate the missing Washington Post journalist.
Two Nobel Heroes, in Their Own VoicesA collection of interviews, videos and articles about Dr. Denis Mukwege and Nadia Murad, winners of the Nobel Peace Prize.
Will China Hack the U.S. Midterms?It certainly knows how to conduct cyberattacks that disrupt political processes.
The Argument: Introducing ‘The Argument’A new Opinion podcast featuring Ross Douthat, Michelle Goldberg and David Leonhardt How Do You Take a Picture of a Black Hole? With a Telescope as Big as the EarthA planet-spanning virtual observatory, years in the making, could change how we think about space, time and the nature of reality. Will it work?
Where Babe Ruth Still Draws Fans (and Liquor, Cigars and Hot Dogs)Ruth’s grave has always been a pilgrimage spot for Yankees fans — especially during the playoffs, and especially against the Red Sox.
Ford, an Automaker at a Crossroads, Seeks Cuts and PartnersWith its stock at its lowest point since 2009, the company plans to trim its salaried work force and is exploring an alliance with Volkswagen.
New Jersey Transit Riders Get Glimpse of How Their Commute Could Get WorseA derailment briefly closed down train service under the Hudson River, the type of disruption that transit advocates warn could cripple the Northeast if the tunnel closed for extensive repairs.
Treason Trial for Pakistani Journalist Signals New Pressure on MediaThe columnist Cyril Almeida is the latest to come under withering official pressure, and the new Pakistani government may be positioned to attack advertising as well.
HPV Vaccine Expanded for People Ages 27 to 45The Food and Drug Administration has approved the use of Gardasil 9, a vaccine against nine strains of the human papillomavirus for older age groups.
Melania Trump Raises Eyebrows in Africa With Another White HatThe first lady drew criticism after she appeared on a safari grassland wearing a pith helmet — a common symbol of European colonial rule.
Critic’s Notebook: Kerry James Marshall Paints for Chicago. His Mural Should Stay There.The proposed auction of the artist’s 1995 painting “Knowledge and Wonder,” held by the Chicago Public Library, is a dreadful idea.
Jacky Rosen Wants to Flip Nevada for Democrats. But First, Kavanaugh.Ms. Rosen, a first-term congresswoman, is running against Senator Dean Heller, one of the most endangered Republican incumbents in November. The Kavanaugh nomination is a wild card in the race.
In London’s Vegan Fish-and-Chip Shop, Banana Blossoms Play CodA new “chippie” in Hackney specializes in the proprietor’s own fish substitute, marinated and carefully deep-fried.
In London, a Frenzied Frieze Week in the Shadow of BrexitThe city was teeming with foreign visitors for the art fairs, auctions and exhibitions. But Britain’s exit from the European Union was weighing on many minds.
Dave Anderson’s Columns: An Introduction to a Legend’s VoiceDave Anderson, who died on Thursday at 89, covered the entire landscape of sports for The New York Times over nearly three decades. Here is a sampling of some of his more memorable pieces.
Why the Wilder Storms? It’s a ‘Loaded Dice’ ProblemGlobal warming is bringing an era of wilder, more dangerous rains. The good news is that we’re getting better at evacuating flood zones. The bad news is everything else.
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