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No. 6 Tennessee will rely on Jordan Bone against Louisiana No. 6 Tennessee heads into Friday's game against Louisiana after beating Lenoir-Rhyne convincingly on Tuesday, thanks mostly to junior point guard Jordan Bone.      New York Giants take on San Francisco 49ers in battle of cellar dwellers The New York Giants take on the San Francisco 49ers in Santa Clara in a battle of cellar dwellers on Monday night.   Tennis elbow treatments generally ineffective, study says Treatments for "tennis elbow" are generally ineffective, researchers say, but don't despair: The painful condition will usually clear up on its own.   Number of Americans practicing yoga, meditation surged in last six years A new government survey shows that the number of Americans practicing "mindfulness" techniques such as yoga and meditation has surged in recent years.   Thousand Oaks, Calif., shooting victims: Who they were Law enforcement officials have yet to release the names of all 12 victims killed in a shooting Thursday at a bar in Thousand Oaks, Calif., but some families and friends have identified their loved ones.   No. 2 Kentucky expected to bounce back against Southern Illinois When Southern Illinois coach Barry Hinson set about preparing his team to face No. 2 Kentucky on Friday night, he skipped the gymnasium.   Lawmakers push bill protecting Robert Mueller probe amid demonstrations Sens. Jeff Flake and Christopher Coons on Thursday said they plan to push legislation to protect special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.   Ex-prison supervisor convicted of beating Louisiana inmate A Louisiana jury on Thursday convicted a former supervisor at a state penitentiary in Angola for beating a handcuffed inmate.   Cast of 'Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald' attends premiere in Paris The cast of "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald" attends the premiere of the film Thursday in Paris.   FTC orders MoneyGram to pay $125M in settlement MoneyGram International agreed Thursday to pay $125 million to settle claims it failed to prevent fraudulent money transfers.   Gabrielle Union, Dwyane Wade welcome first child together Gabrielle Union and her NBA star husband, Dwyane Wade, welcomed their first child together via surrogate, the actor announced Thursday.   Tamera Mowry-Housley's niece died in Thousand Oaks, Calif., shooting A man shot and killed 12 people at a bar in Thousand Oaks, California Wednesday night. One of those people was Alaina Housley.   New Trump rules to prevent migrants who cross illegally from seeking asylum The Trump administration announced new rules Thursday to limit people who cross the border illegally from seeking asylum in the United States.   Kenneth Scott McKee charged for negligence in Missouri duck boat deaths A federal grand jury on Thursday indicted the captain of a Missouri duck boat that capsized in July and killed 17 people.   Los Angeles Rams to hold moment of silence for California shooting victims Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay said on Thursday that a moment of silence will be held prior to the start of Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks.   Evacuations ordered for California's Hill, Camp fires An 18,000-acre fire in Northern California destroyed multiple structures and forced a hospital and several schools to evacuate, local fire officials said.   UPI Horse Racing Preview: Dramatic Melbourne Cup leads into big weekend Sheikh Mohammed finally lands Melbourne Cup, Group 1 racing continues in Australia and Japan, 2-year-olds in Dubai and US action from coast to coast.   First African-American to be drafted and play in the NFL, Wally Triplett, dies Wally Triplett, a Detroit Lions legend who was the first African-American player to be drafted and play in the NFL, died Thursday morning. He was 92.   Cocaine cut with anti-worming drug can cause brain damage Cocaine is often cut with the anti-worming drug levamisole -- and the combination is linked to brain damage, Swiss researchers report.   New York Jets to start QB Josh McCown against Buffalo Bills New York Jets rookie quarterback Sam Darnold has been ruled out as a starter for Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills because of a foot injury.   Pittsburgh Steelers WR Antonio Brown cited after driving 100 mph Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown was cited Thursday morning after he allegedly was traveling more than 100 mph while driving in Pittsburgh.   Remains of sailor killed at Pearl Harbor attack buried in Guam The remains of a U.S. Navy sailor killed in action during Japan's surprise attack on the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor was laid to rest in Guam on Thursday.   After Parkland: A timeline of gun-control activism, legislation The teen survivors of the mass shooting at a Florida high school have launched a movement for gun control and school safety. Here's what's happened so far.   Farmers push Congress to pass new farm bill before year ends Farmers and farm groups are putting increased pressure on lawmakers to pass a new farm bill before the end of the year.   U.S. sanctions Russians over Crimea ties The Trump administration announced on Thursday a new round of sanctions against Russian over its annexation of Crimea.   The Amazon is evolving, but not adapting as fast the climate is changing According to a new survey of the Amazon, the planet's largest forest is shifting its composition in response to climate change.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Hypertension before 40 linked to early heart diseaseHigh blood pressure is often associated with other risk factors, such as excess weight, high cholesterol, high blood sugar and smoking, researchers said.
  Fed holds rates steady, sees economy on trackMarkets dipped slightly after Thursday's Federal Reserve statement, which confirmed no rate hike for November.
UN: Venezuelan migrant exodus reaches 3 millionColombia is sheltering 1 million Venezuelans, and some 3,000 more arrive each day, according to the Bogotá government. Four million migrants could be living there by 2021.
U.S. allies raise funds for new 'battleground for LGBT equality' — Taiwan"Taiwan is really the top priority for us right now as a global battleground for LGBT equality."
Prince Charles: I won't be a 'meddling' monarch if I become kingThe heir to Britain's throne is outspoken on organic and traditional farming, wildlife conservation, herbal medicine and urban planning.
Why a divided Congress provides more investment opportunities for Wall StreetIssues that could gather bipartisan support include infrastructure, protections against drug price increases and a push to rebalance China trade.
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A Look at California Gun Laws, Among the Toughest in the NationThirty years ago, California became the first state to ban assault rifles. Here’s a look at its gun regulations, which have grown only stricter.
Acting Attorney General Once Declared Courts ‘Inferior’ and Criticized Supreme Court’s PowerThe newly installed head of the Justice Department, Matthew G. Whitaker, espoused views that a constitutional scholar called “internally contradictory” and “ignorant.”
Sessions, in Last-Minute Act, Sharply Limits Use of Consent Decrees to Curb Police AbusesJeff Sessions, fired as attorney general, has expressed skepticism about Obama-era efforts to improve relations between the police and their communities, saying the pacts vilify law enforcement.
Acting Attorney General Sat on Board of Company Accused of Bilking CustomersThe company, World Patent Marketing, used Matthew G. Whitaker’s position as a former federal prosecutor to threaten consumers who tried to get their money back, court documents show. Trump Claims New Power to Bar Asylum for Immigrants Who Arrive IllegallyOfficials said the rules would take effect Friday, when the president plans to declare an emergency at the border using the same authority he relied upon for his travel ban.
‘Dreamers’ Win Round in Legal Battle to Keep DACAThe Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit upheld an injunction barring the Trump administration from ending the program.
Well After Election Day, Florida and Georgia Voters Still Wonder Who WonOfficials were still counting absentee, provisional and overseas ballots, and the partisan camps were disputing how to go about it.
Rick Scott Cites Rampant Fraud in Florida, as Senate and Governor Races TightenMr. Scott filed lawsuits against two counties over vote counts, escalating tensions in a nasty and historically close political fight.
Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan Was Overlooked. Not Any Longer.Ms. Whitmer, who won the Michigan governor’s race Tuesday, was not one of the new stars of the Democratic Party. But now she is.
At Doomed Flight’s Helm, Pilots May Have Been Overwhelmed in SecondsAs American and Indonesian investigators puzzle through clues of troubles that befell Flight 610, they are finding not a single lapse but a cascade of issues.
Matter: Crossing From Asia, the First Americans Rushed Into the UnknownThree new genetic analyses lend detail, and mystery, to the migration of prehistoric humans throughout the Western Hemisphere.
California Shooting, Elections, Matthew Whitaker: Your Thursday Evening BriefingTrump Said He Wants Tougher Gun Laws. Can a New Congress Help Get Them?The Thousand Oaks shooting is just the latest impetus to pass gun safety measures.
Why Democrats Must Impeach the PresidentTrump’s Appointment of the Acting Attorney General Is UnconstitutionalThe president is evading the requirement to seek the Senate’s advice and consent for the nation’s chief law enforcement officer and the person who will oversee the Mueller investigation.
An Olive Branch in MontanaI am not naïve about race hatred in our country. But I have also found reason for hope.
Thousand Oaks and Our Peculiarly American AfflictionCongress Can Issue Subpoenas. Will They Matter?Real America Versus Senate AmericaWhat the Working Class Is Still Trying to Tell UsThe Midterm Results Are a Warning to the DemocratsStop manning imaginary barricades, and start building real bridges to the other America.
Kara Swisher: After Paying Off Men Accused of Sexual Harassment, Google Says It Will Meet Many of the Protesters’ DemandsThe company will announce today that it is finally taking these issues seriously.
Reimagining Norman Rockwell’s AmericaSeventy-five years after the artist’s “Four Freedoms” series ran in The Saturday Evening Post, a number of artists are reinterpreting it to include today’s more diverse culture.
Reader’s Notebook: ‘The Tattooist of Auschwitz’ and the History in Historical FictionMost readers haven’t noticed or been worried by omitted details or factual mistakes in the book. But is there a greater imperative for novels about the Holocaust to get basic facts correct?
F.D.A. Plans to Ban Most Flavored E-Cigarette Sales in StoresAfter warning Juul and other e-cigarette makers to keep their flavored products away from minors, the F.D.A. wants to curb sales altogether.
Jeff Koons Is Found Guilty of Copying. Again.A French court found that Mr. Koons’s 1988 sculpture “Fait d’hiver” breached the copyright of the creator of a 1985 advertising campaign.
Discovery of Missing Documents Spurred U.S.O.C. to Act Against Gymnastics FederationU.S.A. Gymnastics told Olympic committee officials it had found documents that law enforcement had been seeking for months. The committee decided enough was enough.
Trump Administration Uses Video From Conspiracy Site to Justify Barring of CNN ReporterThe White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, posted a clip from a contributor to Infowars, the far-right site banned by YouTube, Facebook and Twitter.
‘A Game of Chicken’: U.S. and China Are Risking a Clash at SeaA recent near miss underscored the perils in the South China Sea, where the American and Chinese navies are increasingly challenging each other.
A Child Ghost, an Escape and a Watery Haunting on CuraçaoIn this fairy tale, written exclusively for T, the young narrator decides whether to let go of the past.
‘The Girl in the Spider’s Web’ Review: Lisbeth Salander, Blunted in Tooth and ClawIn the latest and emptiest Salander vehicle, the character’s unclassifiable quality has been dulled and contained.
Australia Fare: What Sydney Can Learn About Dining From Another Sunny CityOur restaurant critic in Australia wishes that Sydney could take a few lessons from Los Angeles.
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