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U.S. birth rates continue to drop as age of new moms rises American women are having fewer children, and they're having them later in life, a new government report shows.      Scientists closer to drug that cuts nicotine dependence Researchers say they've created an enzyme that might one day reduce nicotine cravings in smokers.   Winning numbers selected for $378M Powerball drawing The Powerball jackpot reached $378 million for Wednesday night's drawing, up from $345 million earlier in the day.   Preeclampsia tied to tripling of dementia in later life Research suggests preeclampsia might also make women more vulnerable to a specific type of dementia.   Gallup poll: 61 percent of Americans favor stricter gun laws A Gallup poll released on Wednesday found that about six in 10 Americans favor stricter gun control laws.   Saints-Ravens: Drew Brees vs. No. 1 defense A classic matchup between the NFL's top-ranked defense and one of the league's best offenses is set for Sunday.   Carolina Panthers get rematch with Philadelphia Eagles The Carolina Panthers had a chance to beat the Philadelphia Eagles last season at home but couldn't get it done.   Cowboys WR Tavon Austin might be out a while Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Tavon Austin is seeking a second opinion on his right groin injury.   Watch: Clayton Kershaw helps Dodgers beat Brewers in Game 5 of NLCS Clayton Kershaw allowed just three hits in seven innings, helping the Dodgers beat the Milwaukee Brewers 5-2 in Game 5 of the NLCS on Wednesday in Los Angeles.   Reports: Don McGhan, top White House counsel, to step down Don McGahn left his position as White House counsel on Wednesday, ending 21 months as one of the top attorneys to President Donald Trump.   Trump calls for 5 percent budget cuts from Cabinet agencies President Donald Trump on Wednesday called for Cabinet members to institute budget cuts of at least 5 percent for their departments next year.   Calif. surgeon, girlfriend accused of rape face more charges Authorities filed more charges against a surgeon and his girlfriend who are accused of teaming up together to sexually assault several women.   Antibiotic-resistant salmonella linked to chicken sickens 92 Nearly 100 people in 29 states have become sick from antibiotic-resistant salmonella linked to raw chicken, the CDC said Wednesday.   Man sentenced to 24 years in prison for burning down Texas mosque A man convicted of burning down a Texas mosque in 2017 was sentenced to 24 years in prison Wednesday, the U.S. Department of Justice said.   Top 30 fantasy football running backs for Week 7Second body found as more flooding expected in Texas Another body was found at a low-water crossing Wednesday in Texas amid severe flooding throughout the state, authorities said.   U.S. service member killed in Ukraine Su-27 crash One of the two service members killed in a Ukrainian military jet crash was a California Air National Guard member, U.S. Air Forces in Europe said.   Top 50 fantasy football wide receivers for Week 7Marine who saved 20 lives during Vietnam receives Medal of Honor President Donald Trump awarded the Medal of Honor to a former Marine Corps sergeant major who saved more than a dozen fellow Marines during the Vietnam War.   Broncos rule five players out against Cardinals General Manager John Elway said earlier this week that the Denver Broncos' season is on the line on Thursday night against the Arizona Cardinals and the Broncos will have to right the ship with without five players who have been ruled out of the game.   North Carolina trooper fatally shot during traffic stop A North Carolina state trooper was shot and killed on Wednesday and the suspect is in custody, authorities said.   Dandelion seeds use a novel form of flight to get around Dandelion seeds fly like no other seeds. In fact, the flight mechanism used by dandelions is one-of-a-kind.   Treasury official arrested for leaking Paul Manafort, Rick Gates documents Police arrested a senior Treasury Department employee on allegations she leaked financial documents related to Paul Manafort and Rick Gates.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
UPI's top 30 running backs for Week 7 of the 2018 fantasy football season. 
UPI's top 50 wide receivers for Week 7 of the 2018 fantasy football season. 
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Jamal Khashoggi's 'last piece' published by Washington Post"The Post held off publishing it because we hoped Jamal would come back to us," Khashoggi's editor wrote. "Now I have to accept: That is not going to happen."
  Vietnam frees popular blogger on condition she leave for U.S.Nguyen Ngoc Nhu Quynh, known as "Mother Mushroom," was arrested in October 2016 and sentenced to 10 years in prison for defaming the Communist government.
Saudi ties complicate U.S. response on KhashoggiAnalysis: The disappearance and possible murder of a Washington Post journalist may not be enough to upend decades of economic and political ties.
Taking pills to prevent HIV stops its spreadThe rate of new HIV infections fell by 25 percent across the state when gay men got PrEP, the researchers found.
Microcephaly cluster in Angola suggests Zika outbreakExperts worry about the spread of the disease in a new continent, and about a sense of complacency now that Brazil's Zika crisis has largely waned.
Can you now buy pot in Canada and bring it back?Gaza rocket strikes house in southern Israel amid escalating tensionsIn rare campaign for Cuba, churches advocate against gay marriageCuban evangelical churches are collecting signatures to petition against a proposed constitutional amendment that would open the door to same-sex marriage.
A British invention that U.S. spies should copyThe U.K.'s National Cyber Security Centre is a relatively new agency responsible for protecting Britain from cyber threats. The U.S. has nothing like it.
Pompeo says Saudi Arabia determined to 'get to the bottom' of writer's disappearanceThe Saudis are "determined to get to the bottom" of what happened, said the secretary of state.
Attack by student gunman leaves more than a dozen dead at Crimea collegeThe student, a local man acting alone, killed himself after the attack that killed 17 and injured 40, said an official.
Canada now world's largest legal marijuana marketplaceThe country will pardon all those with convictions for possessing up to 30 grams of marijuana, the new legal threshold, an official told the Associated Press.
Don't talk about the price of oil, OPEC tells membersThe move underlines how Trump's aggressive stance on the oil market is unsettling OPEC and testing ties between Riyadh and Washington.
Sotheby's first gold-only auction includes a gold Ferrari and 24-karat gold bed sheetsIt's a sale that would make King Midas — and likely President Donald Trump — proud.
IMF chief Lagarde will skip Saudi investment conferenceLagarde originally said she was "horrified" over Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance but would not change her travel plans.
Passport scans show Saudis accused by Turkey of killing writer KhashoggiTurkey is revealing new information about members of the Saudi hit team it says traveled to Istanbul to kill missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi, providing NBC News with scans of the passports they allegedly used to enter the country.
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Saudi Journalist, Midterms, DNA: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingEurope Edition: Khashoggi, Amazon, Tuscany: Your Thursday BriefingAudio Offers Gruesome Details of Jamal Khashoggi Killing, Turkish Official SaysThe Saudi journalist’s fingers were severed and he was later beheaded, according to details from audio recordings published in the Turkish media.
U.S. Spy Agencies Are Increasingly Convinced of Saudi Prince’s Ties to Journalist’s DisappearanceAmerican intelligence officials have growing circumstantial evidence of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s involvement in Jamal Khashoggi’s disappearance in Istanbul.
In Final Column, Jamal Khashoggi Laments Dearth of Free Press in Arab WorldThe Washington Post received the prominent Saudi dissident journalist’s latest piece from his translator the day after he was reported missing in Istanbul.
To Avoid Conflicts, Rick Scott Created a Trust Blind in Name OnlyThe Florida governor and Senate candidate could become the richest member of the next Congress. He’d bring with him a tangle of investments that could benefit from his policies.
Why Many Native Americans Are Angry With Elizabeth WarrenThe anger is about what it means to be Native American, and who gets to decide.
Cuomo Looks Poised for a 3rd Term. So Why Won’t He Debate His Foes?With less than three weeks before Election Day, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has still not agreed to debate his Republican challenger, Marcus J. Molinaro.
Senate Truce Collapses as G.O.P. Rush to Confirm More Judges Begins AnewLast week, senators agreed to confirm one last slate of President Trump’s nominees, then recess for the midterm campaign. But on Wednesday, Republicans recommenced the judicial rush.
As Other Republican Candidates Struggle Financially, Trump Stockpiles CashThe president has raised $106 million for his re-election, leading some Republicans to grumble that he is siphoning money from endangered congressional candidates.
Trump Embarks on Bilateral Trade Talks to Pressure ChinaThe White House is looking to create deals with many of the nations in the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the pact the president withdrew from.
Why White Supremacists Are Chugging Milk (and Why Geneticists Are Alarmed)The appropriation of genetic research by those with extremist views on race has scientists grappling with how to respond. In Afghanistan’s Season of Crisis, ‘Words Do Not Have the Strength’Seventeen years into the war, Afghans cannot remember a time quite like this, with peril and hopelessness at every turn, and no clear way out.
Elitist or Egalitarian: Competing Views of Harvard Emerge in Bias TrialStarkly different portrayals of the university emerged in testimony on the third day of a lawsuit examining whether Harvard discriminates.
Editorial Observer: Hillary Clinton’s Master Class in DistractionA President Kowtowing to a Mad PrinceThe Horseface ChroniclesElizabeth Warren and the Folly of Genetic Ancestry TestsThe Elizabeth Warren FiascoA Train Ride Back to the Old IsraelWill Deep-Fake Technology Destroy Democracy?Imagine if a doctored video of a politician appeared the day before an election. It’s everything Vladimir Putin ever dreamed of. A Tale of Three PresidentsNicolás Maduro and Donald Trump have an authoritarian bent, as did Hugo Chávez, but the Chávez I knew also believed in social justice, equality and fundamental freedoms.
Swing Voters Exist. Here’s How to Scare Them Off (and How Not To).A candidate’s conundrum: Many independent voters are repelled by the partisan appeals that spur the party faithful to the polls.
Fake News Is Poisoning Brazilian Politics. WhatsApp Can Stop It.Ahead of a critical election, the messaging app has become a sea of toxic misinformation — but it’s not too late to halt the tide.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Censorship Under Military Dictators Was Bad. It May Be Worse in a Democracy.Congratulations, You’re a Certified N.B.A. Agent. Good Luck Finding a Client.Salaries have never been higher and the glamour of the N.B.A. is at a fever pitch, which means representing players is brutally competitive.
Where Has All the Tab Gone? A Shortage Panics FansCoke is still producing the diet cola, but a major bottler has stopped distribution in its 14-state territory.
McGahn, a Soldier for Trump and a Witness Against Him, Departs White HouseAs White House counsel, Mr. McGahn spearheaded President Trump’s most significant political accomplishments but also became a witness against him in the special counsel inquiry.
Dodgers 5, Brewers 2 | Los Angeles leads series, 3-2: Clayton Kershaw Carries the Dodgers to the Brink of a World Series BerthKershaw battled through seven innings, allowing one run and escaping a bases-loaded jam, to give the Dodgers the advantage in the N.L.C.S.
Queensland Becomes Latest Australian State to Decriminalize AbortionAfter days of emotional debate, lawmakers overturned an 1899 law that made abortion a criminal offense. “History has been made,” the premier said.
Liberal Upper West Siders Get Their Revenge: Trump Place Sign Is Coming DownTenants at 200 Riverside Boulevard voted to remove the Trump brand from their building’s signage. A judge sided with their decision.
‘They Aren’t Coming Home’: Mourning 4 Daughters Lost in Limo CrashTom and Linda King’s four youngest daughters and three sons-in-law perished in the limousine crash that killed 20 people earlier this month.
Legalizing Recreational Marijuana, Canada Begins a National ExperimentOn Wednesday, Canada becomes the first major world economy to legalize recreational marijuana, presenting the country with enormous public policy challenges.
Exposed by Michael: Climate Threat to Warplanes at Coastal BasesThe devastation of Tyndall Air Force Base, where 17 grounded F-22 stealth fighters were damaged in the storm, points to American air power’s vulnerability in major hurricanes.
The Skywhale Returns to Australia’s Skies, and Its Creator Braces for ImpactThe buxom hot-air balloon was widely condemned when it first appeared five years ago. The artist who created it is hoping for a warmer reception this time.
The Titanic’s Legacy Is Likely to Belong to Hedge Funds SoonSalvaged artifacts have been the focus of a tussle over who gets to own a part of the ocean liner’s history. They’re worth $19.5 million, at least.
These Are the Best and Worst (Actually New) Sitcoms This FallWhile everyone was talking about the revived “Murphy Brown” and “The Conners,” there were seven brand-new comedies this fall. We catch up with them.
Looking Beyond Tel Aviv for Israel’s New Restaurant SceneIn the coastal lowlands outside the country’s bustling, second-largest city, a quiet dining hub is blossoming, with food rooted in the land.
Critic’s Pick: ‘Halloween’ 1978: The Times Finally Reviews a Horror ClassicWe didn’t review “Halloween” in 1978 because of a newspaper strike. Forty years later, our critic takes a new look at John Carpenter’s masterpiece.
What’s at Stake in Brazil’s Election? The Future of the AmazonThe next president of Brazil may shape the destiny of the Amazon, which is vital to reining in climate change. The stakes for the planet are huge.
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