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Melanoma deaths up among men globally, but not women Melanoma skin cancer death rates in men are on the rise in most countries, but are stable or declining for women in some, according to a new study.      Gallup: 70 percent of Americans confident in election accuracy A Gallup poll found that seven out of 10 Americans are confident votes will be accurately cast and counted in Tuesday's midterm elections.   ABC gives full-season order to 'The Rookie' ABC announced Monday it has given a full-season order to its freshman cop dramedy, "The Rookie."   John Schneider, DeMarcus Ware eliminated from 'Dancing with the Stars' Actor John Schneider, NFL star DeMarcus Ware and their respective, professional partners were sent home on "Dancing with the Stars" Monday night.   Colts QB Andrew Luck enjoying solid protection INDIANAPOLIS -- A bye weekend behind them, the Indianapolis Colts say they're refreshed and ready to focus on an important AFC South Division home game.   New Orleans Saints aim to keep hot streak going METAIRIE, LA. -- The New Orleans Saints have reached the halfway point of their season as the hottest team in the NFL.   Jacksonville Jaguars hope to get back on track after time away Will an extended time span away from the locker room and practice field result in a change of fortune for the Jacksonville Jaguars?   Chicago Bears begin important stretch against division opponentsBills QB Nathan Peterman can't get on track Bills quarterback Nathan Peterman was a problem Sunday afternoon, and that is not news.   Anika Noni Rose to star in 'Beast Mode' boxing drama pilot Anika Noni Rose has signed on to star in the pilot for "Beast Mode," a boxing drama written and executive produced by David Schneiderman.   Struggling Baltimore Ravens look to regroup during bye week The bye came at the perfect time for the Baltimore Ravens, according to head coach John Harbaugh.   HBO starts filming 'Deadwood' movie in LA Production has begun in Los Angeles on the long-awaited "Deadwood" movie, HBO Films announced Monday.   Matt Ryan's play keeping Atlanta Falcons afloat Matt Ryan is on pace to eclipse the numbers he put up in 2016, when he was the NFL's MVP and took the Atlanta Falcons to the Super Bowl.   Death row inmates sue Tennessee for right to firing squad execution Inmates on Tennessee's death row filed a lawsuit demanding the state add firing squad as a form of execution.   Justice Department petitions Supreme Court to intervene in DACA cases The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to intervene in three cases challenging the termination of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.   Shark attack kills man in Australia's Cid Harbour A 33-year-old man died Monday after a shark attack off the central coast of Queensland, Australia, emergency officials said.   Mail bomb suspect Cesar Sayoc to appear in NYC court Accused mail bomber Cesar Sayoc is set to appear in Manhattan federal court Tuesday, prosecutors said.   Buccaneers' Dirk Koetter explains sacks, Mike Evans' poor game Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Dirk Koetter spent time on Monday explaining the sacks his team gave up and the poor performance by wide receiver Mike Evans.   Florida city commission candidate arrested for cocaine trafficking A Florida city commission candidate who was arrested in connection with a series of cocaine deals said he was in need of money for his campaign.   U.S. Olympic Committee to revoke USA Gymnastics' status as governing body The U.S. Olympic Committee began the process of decertifying USA Gymnastics as the governing body of the sport.   Cincinnati Bengals WR A.J. Green will not need toe surgery The Cincinnati Bengals were off on Sunday, but there was an update Monday regarding wide receiver A.J. Green and his injured toe.   Pediatricians group strengthens recommendation against spanking The AAP is strengthening its recommendation to ban spanking, citing research that says that type of discipline can affect normal brain development.   Former German intelligence head Hans-Georg Maassen fired Germany's former domestic intelligence chief was retired from all government offices after reiterating his denial of reports of anti-migrant "hunts" in the country.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Separatists kidnap 78 students in CameroonThe kidnapping late Sunday took place near Bamenda, the capital of the troubled English-speaking region, according to Governor Deben Tchoffo.
  Utah mayor Brent Taylor killed while serving in AfghanistanThe mayor of North Ogden was serving in Afghanistan when he was killed in an apparent "insider attack."
E.U. reviews relations with Tanzania over planned crackdown on gaysAn official in Tanzania's capital, Dar es Salaam, said a special committee would start identifying and punishing gays and prostitutes starting on Monday.
The U.S. wants Saudi Arabia to end the war in Yemen. And it has leverage.Recent comments by Pompeo and Mattis have raised the prospect that the Trump administration might be ready to get tougher with Riyadh.
Ahead of elections, investors slam brakes on stocks"What's spooking the market is not Congress or Senate — what's spooking the market is the volatility of Trump," said one analyst.
Indian villagers crush tiger to death after it killed manThe tiger is India's national animal and it is categorized as endangered under the Wildlife Protection Act. 'Nationalist leprosy' in Europe is reminiscent of 1930s, Macron warnsThe 1918 armistice that ended WWI brought peace to France, but created conditions that allowed the Nazis to flourish in Germany.
SoftBank's billionaire CEO says he won't turn his back on Saudi investment"These funds are important to the Saudi people in ensuring their economy diversifies and is no longer dependent on oil," said Son.
Christian pilgrims' killers are slain in shootout, Egypt saysChristians make up about 10 percent of Egypt's 100 million people and have long complained of discrimination.
Iran's Rouhani warns of 'war situation' as U.S. sanctions resumeThe United States says the measures are not aimed at toppling the government, but at persuading it to radically change its policies.
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Trump Closes Out a Campaign Built on Fear, Anger and DivisionPresident Trump’s fiery, invective-filled campaigning produced what may be the most polarized midterm contest in modern times.
The Election in Pictures: Final Days of the MidtermsTimes photographers are spread out across the country to document the final days of the campaign, from Florida to California, Arizona to Pennsylvania.
A Centrist and a Liberal Test Florida, and Democrats Everywhere Watch CloselySenator Bill Nelson seeks re-election as a moderate, while Andrew Gillum runs for governor as an unabashed progressive. Presidential hopefuls will take notice.
Bad Weather Will Greet Voters From Florida to the MidwestRain on Election Day can decrease turnout, which studies show tends to help Republicans. “I hope it rains hard tomorrow,” one Republican candidate for Senate said.
In Frenzied Georgia Canvassing, No Door Goes Un-KnockedRepublican and Democratic volunteers are swarming across the state’s counties trying to lock in votes for Brian Kemp and Stacey Abrams.
Even Fox News Stops Running Trump Caravan Ad Criticized as RacistNBC and Facebook also pulled the ad, which was intended to stir fear of migrants moving north through Mexico. CNN rejected it, calling the ad “racist.”
Loaded With Data and Whiz-Bang Effects, Maps Are the Real Stars of Election-Night TVBuckets of voters. Obscure swing counties. How John King, Steve Kornacki and Bill Hemmer bring the numbers to life with their magical “boards.”
Amazon Plans to Split HQ2 in Two LocationsThe surprise change would allow the company to tap into the talent pools of two different regions.
Amazon’s HQ2? Make That Q for QueensThe tech giant is said to have settled on Long Island City in Queens as one of two locations to house some 50,000 employees. The other is in Virginia.
Olympic Committee Moves to Revoke U.S.A. Gymnastics’ Governing RightsThe move is considered a last resort for the U.S.O.C. and essentially allows for the national committee to take over operations of the sport’s governing body.
Mystery in a Small Town: A Quiet Couple Shot Dead, Their Daughter MissingJames and Denise Closs, who had worked at the Jennie-O turkey plant for years, were found dead. Their daughter, Jayme, vanished. And a town is on edge.
U.S. Ballots, Wisconsin Mystery, Late Night: Your Monday Evening BriefingWhen Domestic Workers Rose Up in AtlantaMore than 100 years ago, black domestic workers in Georgia organized for better pay. Now they’re getting out the vote for Stacey Abrams.
The Women’s RevoltWhat America Owes Frederick DouglassHe said black people had three tools: their voice, their pen and their vote. Today all three are under threat.
Last Exit Off the Road to AutocracyThe Central Challenge of the AgeArtificial Intelligence Hits the Barrier of MeaningMachine learning algorithms don’t yet understand things the way humans do — with sometimes disastrous consequences.
Will Harping on Immigration Do What Trump Wants It to Do?The president’s unrelenting focus on migrants may prove ineffective because voters have already sorted themselves out along partisan lines.
End Yemen’s AgonyBacklash From 2008 Is on the Ballot in 2018In Obama’s era, democracy done in good faith struggled. For his demagoguing opponents, that remains the whole point.
Voting in New York and New Jersey? Let Us HelpBrown Point Shoes Arrive, 200 Years After White OnesBallet dancers of color have long painted, dyed or covered point shoes in makeup to match their skin. Could this small barrier to inclusion finally be disappearing?
Critic’s Notebook: Making Talk TV for a Post-TV Generation“Busy Tonight” and “Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj” are two different takes on what the talk show can be in the age of Instagram and Netflix.
Metropolitan Diary: ‘Not Waiting for Her to Answer, I Quickly Slipped Off My Right Shoe’One woman admires what’s on another woman’s feet, three generations enjoy a cool, crunchy snack and more reader tales from New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.
Trump’s Expected Meeting With Putin to Be DelayedPresident Trump said on Monday that he would not meet with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia during a visit to Paris this weekend.
Wanted: 12 People Willing to Serve as Jurors in El Chapo TrialJury selection began on Monday in the federal drug trial of Joaquín Loera Guzmán, the feared former head of the Sinaloa Cartel.
Their Soybeans Piling Up, Farmers Hope Trade War Ends Before Beans RotAxl Rose and Rihanna Want Trump to Stop Playing Their Music. Can They Succeed?The recording stars became the latest to ask the president not to use their hits at his rallies. Recent changes in music licensing could help.
Aretha Franklin Gospel Film Finally Has a Release Date, 46 Years After It Was MadeAn Oscar push is planned for “Amazing Grace,” which captures a transcendent performance by the Queen of Soul at a Baptist church in Los Angeles in 1972.
One Legacy of Merkel? Angry East German Men Fueling the Far RightGermany is again divided between east and west. To understand why, it helps to look at eastern men, who lost their jobs, their country and their women.
The Nauru Experience: Zero-Tolerance Immigration and Suicidal ChildrenA recent visit to Nauru revealed the effects of Australia’s offshore detention policy and its impact on mental health.
Industries Turn Freedom of Information Requests on Their CriticsCorporations, lobbyists and interest groups are increasingly using public records laws as weapons in dealing with academic work they do not like.
The New New World: Crazy Work Hours and Lots of Cameras: Silicon Valley Goes to ChinaA group of Silicon Valley executives went to China and discovered a parallel tech universe that can be equally impressive, alienating and dystopian.
How to Be a More Patient PersonReview: A Sex Scandal Upends a Campaign in ‘The Front Runner’Critic’s Notebook: Two Ways of Looking at Philip Glass’s ‘Satyagraha’The opera, a meditation on the life of Gandhi, has gotten simultaneous productions at the Brooklyn Academy of Music and Los Angeles Opera.
The New Health Care: Peer Review: The Worst Way to Judge Research, Except for All the OthersThe Checkup: For a Child’s Cough, the Best Medicine Is No MedicineInstead of over-the-counter products, pediatricians recommend comfort measures like fluids and honey.
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