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Florida votes to restore voting rights to some felons Florida approved a constitutional amendment Tuesday to restore voting rights to more than 1.4 million people who were convicted of felonies.      • Email to a friend • Election Day: Americans line up to vote Americans head to the polls on November 6, 2018 to vote in the midterm elections. Control of Congress, many statehouses and governorships, as well as local initiatives are on the ballot across the country. There was record turnout during the early voting period in many states.   • Email to a friend • Pacers aim for improved shooting against 76ers INDIANAPOLIS -- The Indiana Pacers were the 11th-best free-throw shooting team in the NBA at 77.9 percent last season.   • Email to a friend • Hot-shooting Jamal Murray leads Nuggets against Grizzlies MEMPHIS -- Jamal Murray will take his hot shooting hand on the road Wednesday night when the Denver Nuggets visit the Memphis Grizzlies.   • Email to a friend • Spurs bring reconstituted team to Miami to face Heat A lot has changed since the Miami Heat defeated the San Antonio Spurs in the 2013 NBA Finals, and the team from Texas returned the favor the following season.   • Email to a friend • Los Angeles Lakers hope for improvement vs. Minnesota Timberwolves The Los Angeles Lakers will get another opportunity to measure their improvement when they host the Minnesota Timberwolves on Wednesday at Staples Center.   • Email to a friend • Russell Westbrook to miss Thunder's visit to Cavaliers The Oklahoma City Thunder have found their footing following a slow start by going on a five-game winning streak.   • Email to a friend • Republican Ron DeSantis wins Florida, as Dems vie for key governor races Republican Ron DeSantis defeated progressive Democrat Andrew Gillum in Florida as Democrats hoped to win key gubernatorial races throughout the country.   • Email to a friend • High blood pressure among young adults linked to earlier strokes Two new studies suggest that when people under 40 develop high blood pressure, their risk of early heart disease and stroke go up significantly.   • Email to a friend • Georgia voters sue to prevent Brian Kemp oversight of any recount Five Georgia voters filed an emergency lawsuit against Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp to prevent him from overseeing election results on Tuesday.   • Email to a friend • Is Cowboys' Jason Garrett starting to sour on QB Dak Prescott? Dallas Cowboys coach Jason Garrett answered a question about his job security during his follow-up press conference after Monday's loss to the Tennessee Titans.   • Email to a friend • CDC: Opioid use helping drive spread of hepatitis C More than 2 million Americans have hepatitis C -- and the opioid epidemic is a major contributor to the problem, according to a new government study.   • Email to a friend • Pittsburgh Penguins search for goals against Washington Capitals The Pittsburgh Penguins are reeling as they prepare to renew their rivalry with the Stanley Cup champion Washington Capitals on Wednesday night.   • Email to a friend • Carolina Panthers, Pittsburgh Steelers: Two hot teams meet Thursday Two hot teams meet at Heinz Field on Thursday night when the Pittsburgh Steelers host the Carolina Panthers.   • Email to a friend • Election Day: Democrats, Republicans to split Congress The Democratic Party was projected to take control of the House while Republicans maintain control of the Senate in Tuesday's midterm elections.   • Email to a friend • In photos: Michael Douglas receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame Actor Michael Douglas is honored with the 2,648th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Los Angeles on November 6, 2018.   • Email to a friend • Mail bomb suspect Cesar Sayoc ordered held without bail Cesar Sayoc, the man accused of sending devices that looked like pipe bombs to prominent critics of President Donald Trump, will be held without bail.   • Email to a friend • Colorado man pleads guilty to killing pregnant wife, two children A Colorado man accused of murdering his pregnant wife and two children in August pleaded guilty to all charges against him Tuesday.   • Email to a friend • Harry Kane rallies Tottenham Hotspur to Champions League win English forward Harry Kane scored two goals to help Tottenham Hotspur comeback and win against PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League on Tuesday in London.   • Email to a friend • Antoine Griezmann uses silky touch for Champions League score Antoine Griezmann scored the clincher in Atletico Madrid's 2-0 win against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League group stage on Tuesday in Madrid.   • Email to a friend • HPV vaccination rates lagging in United States, experts say HPV vaccination rates are still too low to cut cervical cancer cases as much as is possible in the United States, a new report warns.   • Email to a friend • Buffalo Bills cut No. 2 CB Phillip GainesMexican ambassador: Status quo 'unacceptable' on U.S. migration Mexico's ambassador to the United States said migration between the countries has changed drastically -- more Mexicans now return to Mexico than enter the U.S.   • Email to a friend • Buffalo Bills fan starts GoFundMe for Nathan Peterman's retirement Some Buffalo Bills fans do not seem to be enamored with Nathan Peterman, with one going so far as to set up a GoFundMe page to send him into retirement.   • Email to a friend • | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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News Analysis: Two Years and Hundreds of Inflammatory Ads Later, the G.O.P. Is the Party of TrumpRegardless of the outcomes, Republican candidates embraced the divisive, racially inflammatory messages of President Trump in 2018, folding up the party’s Big Tent.
• Email to a friend • Mediator: Sean Hannity Erased a Line by Taking the Stage With TrumpA vague statement of disapproval from Fox News did not conceal how the network’s biggest star has gone from pundit to political player.
• Email to a friend • Was Amazon’s Headquarters Contest a Bait-and-Switch? Critics Say YesAmazon defied expectations by splitting its second headquarters into two locations. For the internet company, it seems to be working out rather nicely.
• Email to a friend • Visions of a Tech Hub? Landing Amazon Is Just a StartHow the company and local officials flesh out plans for the new corporate presence will be crucial to the economic lift it produces.
• Email to a friend • What Amazon May Mean for Queens: Gentrification and (More) Packed TrainsA possible headquarters in Long Island City sparked fears of subway crowding and hopes that some big ideas in transit would come to pass.
• Email to a friend • Erdogan Champions Khashoggi While Trampling Turkish Journalists and DissidentsPresident Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s demands for justice in the Khashoggi killing have left many deeply conflicted in Turkey, where tens of thousands have been detained in a government crackdown.
• Email to a friend • Saudis Sent Experts to Remove Evidence of Khashoggi’s Killing, Turkey SaysTurkish officials said a Saudi chemist and toxicologist were part of a cleanup team sent to Istanbul, under the guise of helping with the investigation.
• Email to a friend • Election Day, Amazon, Iraq Graves: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingAmerica Votes (Or Tries To)letters: Election Day Stories: Voters ReflectOne reader writes about getting emotional as he entered the voting booth, while another touts his state’s voting by mail.
• Email to a friend • What Lawsuit to Gut Obamacare? Oh, That OneWhile Republican candidates were claiming they would protect coverage for pre-existing conditions, they were suing to end it.
• Email to a friend • A Warning From Seattle to Amazon’s HQ2Tech companies and their employees love big cities, but Amazon needs to do better for people who live in any city chosen for its second headquarters.
• Email to a friend • Do Democrats Know What Unites Us?5 Harvard Friends, and a Frank Talk About How They Got InAs a lawsuit challenging the use of affirmative action in admissions plays out, five freshmen reflect on why they beat the competition.
• Email to a friend • ‘It Was All Fake,’ Trump Misleadingly Says of Kavanaugh AccusationsThe president’s carefully worded references to a woman who wasn’t central to the debate about Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh were a staple of his final weekend of campaigning before the midterm elections.
• Email to a friend • Chris Watts of Colorado Pleads Guilty to Murdering Pregnant Wife and 2 DaughtersIn August, Christopher Watts went on television to beg for the return of his missing wife and daughters. On Tuesday, he admitted that he had killed them.
• Email to a friend • Motel 6 Agrees to Pay $8.9 Million to Settle Claims It Helped ICE Arrest GuestsA lawsuit alleged that Motel 6 employees in Phoenix gave federal immigration officials information about guests, leading to their detainment.
• Email to a friend • Geoffrey Rush’s Defamation Trial Becomes a #MeToo Reckoning for AustraliaThe case between an Oscar-winning actor and a Murdoch-owned tabloid could determine whether more women come forward in a country where the legal system discourages speaking up.
• Email to a friend • Arizona Boy Fatally Shoots Grandmother Who Asked Him to Clean Up, Then Kills Himself, Police SayThe 11-year-old fatally shot himself after he shot the 65-year-old woman in the head as she watched television, the authorities said.
• Email to a friend • What Do North Korean Gymnastics Say About Kim Jong-un’s Politics?North Korea included something new, a giant image of China’s leader, Xi Jinping, at a mass gymnastics performance on Sunday, and excluded something old: missiles.
• Email to a friend • The 52 Places Traveler: Crossing Paths With Meghan and Harry, and Missing the Plane to ParadiseIn New Zealand, our columnist immerses herself in Maori culture. Then rain, traffic and a lost (and found) passport complicate what should have been an easy trip to Fiji.
• Email to a friend • Modern Love: Tiny Love Stories: A Highway Kiss and a Rare ConnectionModern Love in miniature, featuring five reader-submitted stories of 100 words or fewer.
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