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Reports: Amazon to split second headquarters between New York, Virginia Amazon plans to announce it will split its next headquarters between New York and northern Virginia, according to reports Monday night.      Acting attorney general Matt Whitaker to consult with DOJ ethics officials on recusal Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker will consult with Justice Department ethics officials "on matters that may warrant recusal," a department official said.   Sam Worthington to star in director Brad Anderson's next film "Avatar" actor Sam Worthington is to star in an as-yet-untitled film to be helmed by "The Machinist" director Brad Anderson.   Breast milk, formula affect baby's microbiome in different ways Breast milk and formula encourage the growth of similar types of bacteria in a baby's digestive system, but the bacteria work differently, researchers say.   Tough-to-treat UTIs more likely to recur If your urinary tract infection isn't responding to antibiotics, you could be headed for a fast relapse, researchers say.   Cancer to overtake heart disease as leading killer of affluent Americans Cancer is expected to overtake heart disease as the leading cause of death for well-off Americans by 2020.   Injuries continue to hit Philadelphia Eagles secondary The Philadelphia Eagles will have to make do without cornerback Ronald Darby, who tore an ACL late in Sunday night's 27-20 loss to the Dallas Cowboys.   Fast starts propelling New Orleans Saints winning streak New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton confirmed Monday that he destroyed a fire alarm in the visitors' locker room at Paul Brown Stadium.   Chiefs' makeshift line shows stress ahead of matchup with Rams The Kansas City Chiefs offense revealed very few weaknesses while averaging 35.3 points per game through the first 10 games of the season.   Buffalo Bills release Week 1 starting QB Nathan PetermanJacksonville Jaguars defense disappoints in loss For six consecutive seasons starting in 2011, the Jacksonville Jaguars were the laughing stock of the NFL.   Andrew Luck leading Indianapolis Colts winning streak INDIANAPOLIS -- A day after the Colts won their third consecutive game, first-year coach Frank Reich focused first on positives.   Juan Pablo Di Pace, Joe Amabile eliminated in 'Dancing with the Stars' semifinals Juan Pablo Di Pace and Joe Amabile were eliminated from "Dancing with the Stars" in Los Angeles Monday night.   Jason Garrett steady after Cowboys win vs. EaglesDenver Broncos hope to be healthy after bye The bruises have had some time to heal and the sting of losing a heartbreaker to Houston has faded.   Uncertainty surrounding Baltimore Ravens OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Ravens coach John Harbaugh on Monday did not provide much clarity into his future with the franchise or the hip injury to Joe Flacco.   Falcons show no pass rush in loss in ClevelandSinema declares victory for Arizona's U.S. Senate seat; foe concedes Democrat Kyrsten Sinema claimed Arizona's U.S. Senate seat Monday after building a 38,000 vote lead against Republican rival Marta McSally, who conceded   British couple who named son after Hitler convicted of being neo-Nazis Three people in Britain were convicted of being members of a banned neo-Nazi group, authorities said Monday.   Chicago Bears look for way to help kicker Cody Parkey The winds of change may soon be impacting the kicking game of the Chicago Bears, after the goal posts already did.   Spain orders Catalonia separatists to repay ballot costs A Spanish court on Monday ordered former Catalan leaders to repay the cost of organizing what it ruled was an illegal independence vote four years ago.   Nick Saban plans to play Tua Tagovailoa vs. The Citadel Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has been bothered by a knee injury in recent weeks, but head coach Nick Saban said Monday he plans to have Tagovailoa play.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Buffalo Bills released quarterback Nathan Peterman on Monday night. 
Dallas Cowboys coach Jason Garrett stuck to his week-by-week theme. 
Zero sacks. Zero tackles for loss. Zero quarterback hits. 
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Gaza rocket hits bus, Israel launches airstrikes on Palestinian enclaveIsraeli fighter jets have begun striking targets throughout the blockaded enclave.
  Amnesty strips Myanmar's Suu Kyi of 'conscience' award over Rohingya crisis"We are profoundly dismayed that you no longer represent a symbol of hope, courage, and the undying defense of human rights," the human rights group said.
North Korea is still working on its ballistic missile programRecent intel and satellite photos of work on undeclared missile sites underscore that regardless of Trump's statements, North Korean nukes remain a threat.
OPEC teases at production cut — but does it still have any clout?Raging battles in vital Yemen's main port threatens hospitalThe Red Sea city is an entry point for most of the country's desperately needed food and relief supplies.
Colombia seeks to expand tourism as it sees big bump in visitorsThough the life of notorious drug kingpin Pablo Escobar is still a tourist draw, new areas like alpine cycling and health tourism are attracting visitors.
Canadian intelligence agents have heard Khashoggi tapes, Trudeau saysTrudeau is the first Western leader to confirm that his country's intelligence services have heard the recordings of what happened to Jamal Khashoggi.
Second jet from USS Ronald Reagan crashes in less than a monthThe U.S. Navy's 7th Fleet said the F/A-18 Hornet had a mechanical problem during Monday's routine operations in the Philippine Sea.
Australian farm supervisor charged with using needles to contaminate strawberriesThe strawberry industry, worth $116 million, was rocked in following nearly 200 complaints of sewing needles found in strawberries and other fruits.
Netanyahu rushes home after burst of Israel-Gaza violenceAn Israeli army officer and seven Palestinians, including a Hamas commander, were killed after a special forces incursion into the blockaded enclave.
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‘Tell Your Boss’: Recording Is Seen to Link Saudi Crown Prince More Strongly to Khashoggi KillingA Saudi operative’s comments to a royal aide after the killing of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi is among the strongest evidence yet tying Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to his death.
California Fire Death Toll Now at 44 With Discovery of 13 More BodiesCalifornia’s wildfires have claimed 44 lives since last week. Countless others up and down the state narrowly escaped harm as they scrambled to safety.
In California’s Fires, Fear for the Missing: ‘I Loved Her. And I Don’t Know if I’ll Ever See Her Again.’Four days after the Camp Fire blaze ripped through the small town of Paradise, Calif., more than 200 residents are still missing, the sheriff’s office said.
California Wildfires Updates: 42 Deaths Make Camp Fire Deadliest in State HistoryEmergency workers are sifting through the ashes in a Northern California town struck by the state’s most destructive wildfire in modern history.
News Analysis: Inside the Republican Strategy to Discredit the Florida RecountDusting off their playbook from 2000, Republicans claim the recount is rife with fraud. But what’s driving them is their narrow majority in the Senate and their need to deliver a win to the base.
Kyrsten Sinema Declared Winner in Arizona Senate RaceAfter a delayed count, Ms. Sinema scored a groundbreaking victory for Democrats in a state that has been a Republican bastion for decades.
U.S. Bishops Had a Plan to Curb Sex Abuse. Rome Ordered Them to Wait.After a cardinal’s resignation, a grand jury investigation and renewed attention to the crisis, “I hope this doesn’t look like a dodge,” one bishop said.
Stan Lee Is Dead at 95; Superhero of Marvel ComicsMr. Lee helped create Spider-Man, the X-Men, the Fantastic Four, Iron Man and others while overseeing his company’s emergence as a media behemoth.
My Moments With StanIn a tribute comic, Brian Michael Bendis reflects on the first time he met Stan Lee and how Mr. Lee inspired him in his two-decade career at Marvel Comics.
The Last Word: Stan LeeStan Lee, one of the most influential writers and publishers in the comic book industry, sat down with The New York Times in 2015 to talk about his life and career. California Wildfires, Elections, Nafta: Your Monday Evening BriefingEurope Edition: Jamal Khashoggi, North Korea, Stan Lee: Your Tuesday BriefingA Saudi Murder Becomes a Gift to IranThe assassination of a journalist has further hurt the Trump administration’s frail strategy of buddying with Saudi Arabia to restrain Iran’s expanding influence.
Trump Dreams Up Another Immigrant CrisisThe president turns to an old ploy to justify a new ban on people seeking refuge.
The Struggle to Stay Human Amid the FightTruth and Virtue in the Age of TrumpWe’re Suing the Florida Governor. He Should Not Oversee His Own Election.A growing number of government officials are misusing their office in egregious ways to try to tilt the electoral playing field in their favor.
In Michigan, the Best Candidates Just Happened to Be WomenFor the first time, four of the top elected statewide officials will be women who ran on a broad range of issues.
It’s Time to Make Video Games Safe for ChildrenDo the Math. Moderate Democrats Will Not Win in 2020.The Gun-Safety Issue Is Actually Helping DemocratsMidterm election results suggest that the power of the N.R.A. may be diminishing.
Nonfiction: American Jews Face a Choice: Create Meaning or Fade AwayFive new books touch on American Jewish identity and what will sustain it into the future.
Metropolitan Diary: ‘Couples, Some With Children in Strollers, Surround Me as They Pose for Photos’Retrieving a copy of a marriage license in person, unsolicited health advice from a stranger and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.
Facebook Failed to Police How Its Partners Handled User DataFor years, Facebook struck deals that gave device makers access to troves of user data. A disclosure to Congress details the company’s lax oversight of those partnerships.
Bipartisan Sentencing Overhaul Moves Forward, but Rests on TrumpThe lawmakers believe they can get the measure, which would ease mandatory sentences for nonviolent drug offenses, to President Trump during the final weeks of the year, if he embraces it.
Coming to Papua New Guinea: World Leaders (and 40 Maseratis)The island nation, the poorest member of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation regional forum, has spent lavishly as host of the group’s annual summit meeting.
David Pearson, ‘Silver Fox’ of Stock Car Racing, Dies at 83A low-key Nascar Hall of Famer who won more races than any driver except Richard Petty.
Could Oysters Ease Trade Tensions With U.S.? European Leaders Hope SoEurope’s top trade official will be in Washington on Wednesday looking for easy ways to mollify President Trump, including ending a mutual ban on shellfish imports.
Taliban Slaughter Elite Afghan Troops, and a ‘Safe’ District Is FallingTimes journalists traveled to the site of a Taliban assault. Instead of a fierce stand by government commandos, they found a massacre of those American-trained troops.
They Were Stopped at the Texas Border. Their Nightmare Had Only Just Begun.After crossing the Rio Grande, three immigrant women were picked up by a Border Patrol agent in 2014. Their relief soon turned to terror.
In North Korea, Missile Bases Suggest a Great DeceptionPresident Trump says the nuclear threat from North Korea is over. New satellite images of 16 hidden ballistic missile bases suggest that it has worsened since his summit meeting.
Cost of Botched Gaza Spy Mission? Israel’s Back at Brink of WarIsrael and Hamas exchanged intense fire after a covert Israeli operation went awry, leaving seven militants and an Israeli soldier dead. The resulting fighting threatened to scuttle peace talks.
What to Cook: What to Cook Right NowIt might be a nice time for Japanese fried chicken with soy sauce-pickled eggs, a kale, coconut tomato salad, or slow-cooker chicken tacos.
Critic’s Notebook: What Happens When Fluxus Enters the Concert Hall?The music of Fluxus, a nebulous and anti-establishment art movement of the 1960s, is receiving a season-long festival at the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
Gérald Bloncourt, Haitian Photographer and Activist, Dies at 91“I am protesting against poverty,” Mr. Bloncourt said of his pictures of Portuguese immigrants who lived in squalor in France.
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