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U.S. government, markets to close for day of mourning honoring George H.W. Bush The federal government and financial markets will close Wednesday, as the United States will observe a day of mourning for former President George H.W. Bush.      Bengals WR A.J. Green out for season with toe injuryChiefs look ahead following RB Kareem Hunt's releaseJaguars get needed win but still need offense to get on track The doom and gloom that had permeated the Jaguars locker room for two months had finally disappeared.   Bears run defense will be tested by Rams' Todd Gurley Bears linebacker Danny Trevathan wanted to discount the alarming trend facing his team's defense in the wake of Sunday's 30-27 loss to the New York Giants.   Ravens coach John Harbaugh happy with QB trio OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh said there is no quarterback controversy in Baltimore.   Bills' Jerry Hughes gives ref an earful after loss It's one thing for Buffalo Bills defensive end Jerry Hughes to blow off some steam after a tough loss to a 21-17 loss to division rival Miami on Sunday.   Three arrested in suspected recycling smuggling ring that netted $16.1M Three men have been arrested in a recycling smuggling ring that netted an estimated $16.1 million, Californiia's attorney general announced Monday.   Denmark to detain 100 migrants on remote island Denmark plans to send migrants convicted of crimes and sentenced to deportation to a remote island off the country's coast.   Pediatricians: Old-fashioned play better for kids than digital toys If you're shopping for toys this holiday season, make sure some simple, old-fashioned items are on your list, pediatricians say.   French photographer Jean-Claude Arnault receives tougher rape sentence in appeal A Swedish appeals court handed a French photographer a tougher sentence than the district court, determing that he is guilty of two rapes and not just one.   CB Chris Harris Jr. could return if Denver Broncos make playoffs The Denver Broncos have even more incentive to keep winning and reach the postseason. Cornerback Chris Harris Jr. could return to the lineup if Denver wins out.   Poll: 57% believe government should ensure health insurance A majority of Americans believe the U.S. government should ensure all citizens have health insurance but oppose one run by government, a Gallup survey says.   Rush defense, offense hurting Atlanta Falcons The return of Deion Jones was supposed to help the Atlanta Falcons up front. It would help them with so many of their issues all season in stopping the run.   Benefits of CBD liquid for epilepsy may fade over time, study says A marijuana-derived drug that helps control epileptic seizures appears to become less effective over time in some patients, a new Israeli study reports.   U.C. Berkeley reaches settlement in conservative discrimination lawsuit The University of California, Berkeley reached a settlement Monday with conservative groups over its policies regarding on-campus speakers.   Memorial services honor former President George H.W. Bush Former President George Herbert Walker Bush will lie in state at the U.S. Capitol from Monday evening through Wednesday morning, with a state funeral scheduled for Wednesday at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C.   Arizona Cardinals put WR Christian Kirk, G Mike Iupati on injured reserve The Arizona Cardinals produced their best win of the season on Sunday, a 20-17 victory over the Packers in Green Bay.   RB Kareem Hunt clears waivers, becomes free agent Running back Kareem Hunt, who was released by the Kansas City Chiefs on Friday, cleared waivers Monday, making him a free agent.   Another study finds autism in 1 in 40 children Yet another study reveals that autism is far more common than once thought, with nearly 3 percent of American children diagnosed with the disorder.   Fourth U.S. service member dies from Afghanistan IED attack The Department of Defense announced Monday the death of a fourth U.S. service member injured by an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan last week.   Green Bay Packers' loss to Arizona Cardinals sealed Mike McCarthy's fate Green Bay Packers president and CEO Mark Murphy made two things clear during Monday's news conference.   Cost of insulin causing 1 in 4 diabetics to cut back on use More than one-quarter of people with diabetes have skimped on needed insulin because of the drug's soaring price tag, according to a new small study.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Cincinnati Bengals' injury-marred season is getting worse. 
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Mexico's new president demands answers on 43 missing college students"I will assure you there will be no impunity in this sad, painful case or in any other," said López Obrador.
  Fourth U.S. service member dies after Afghanistan IED detonationSgt. Jason Mitchell McClary, 24, from Export, Pennsylvania died while undergoing treatment in Landstuhl, Germany. Airstrike kills ISIS leader responsible for death of American aid worker Peter KassigKassig, a former Army Ranger from Indianapolis, was taken prisoner in Syria in 2013 and killed a year later.
NASA spacecraft snuggles up to 'potentially hazardous' asteroidIt's the next step in the space agency's mission to bring a bit of an asteroid back to Earth.
'It's not over' — Wall Street spikes after U.S.-China trade truce, but concerns remain"We still think finding a mutually agreeable compromise that leads to a comprehensive rollback of tariffs will be challenging," agreed some analysts.
Dutch court rejects man's request to be 20 years youngerThe court said it acknowledged "a trend in society for people to feel fit and healthy for longer, but did not regard that as a valid argument for amending a person's date of birth."
George Soros-backed university is 'forced out' of HungaryIts president called it an "unprecedented" act against an American university by a NATO ally and against a European university by a member of the E.U.
Gas stations run dry as Paris is rocked by worst protests since 1968Saturday's unrest was the worst in central Paris since a student uprising five decades ago.
Dow futures up almost 500 points on China-U.S. trade thaw"We have a deal. That's wonderful news for global financial markets and signals the start of a year-end rally," said one trader.
Families of Americans held in Iran ask Trump to pull visas for IraniansThe families gave the Trump admin a list of Iranians in the U.S. alleged to be children or relatives of top Iran officials, including President Rouhani.
U.N. climate talks get underway in a city that's all about coalThe World Bank Group announced it is doubling funding for poor countries preparing for climate change to $200 billion over five years.
A 'mini-Merkel' is vying to replace herNo matter who is elected as the German chancellor's successor on Friday, her eventual departure will leave a void on the world stage.
Energy-rich Qatar is pulling out of OPECIt also marks the first time a Mideast nation has left the cartel since its founding in 1960.
World leader denies he's dead and has been replaced by a lookalikeHis comments were circulated in an emailed statement entitled: "It's Real Me, President Buhari Responds to Cloning Allegation."
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Trump’s China Truce Calms Markets, but He Chooses a Hard-Liner to Lead TalksEven as the president cast farmers and automakers as major beneficiaries of the truce, confusion and deep divisions between the two countries posed threats to a final deal.
Trade Truce Helps Lift Wynn’s StockWynn Resorts is among the best-performing stocks in the S&P 500. The trade truce between the United States and China is a big factor. Race Is On to Protect Data From Next Leap in Computers. And China Has the Lead.China is investing in quantum encryption that could be far tougher to crack than today’s security methods. Now the United States is trying to catch up.
Why Michael Cohen, Trump’s Fixer, Confessed to It AllMr. Cohen has told friends that he wanted to speed up the process by confessing his crimes quickly so that he could begin serving any sentence he receives.
Manafort Tried to Broker Deal With Ecuador to Hand Assange Over to U.S.There is no evidence that Paul Manafort was working with President Trump or other administration officials on the talks, which stemmed from 2017 discussions on Chinese investment.
Bush’s Coffin Arrives at Capitol, Where the Former President Will Lie in StatePresident Trump does not plan to deliver a eulogy at George Bush’s funeral service Wednesday at Washington National Cathedral.
Bush Made Willie Horton an Issue, and for African-Americans, the Scars Are Still FreshMr. Bush expressed no regret for the Horton ad, and some of his longtime allies have long argued that he got a bad rap for something that was not really of his making.
George Bush: A Life Through LettersThe 41st president was known in caricature as someone who mangled syntax. But in his hundreds of letters, he expressed a quiet and often poignant eloquence.
Stung by Election Losses, Republicans in the States Seek a Way to Neutralize DemocratsDemocrats in Wisconsin say Republican proposals for slashing the incoming governor’s authority are a blatant power grab after voters ousted the sitting Republican.
North Carolina’s Election Turmoil: What We Know and Don’t KnowThe race in the state’s Ninth Congressional District has been upended by allegations of absentee ballot fraud, which the state elections board is investigating.
News analysis: Netanyahu’s Obsession With Image Could Be His DownfallIsrael’s prime minister faces corruption accusations arising from his efforts to control his portrayal in the news media.
What’s Next for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu?While the corruption cases against Prime Minister Netanyahu could end his career, there are enough variables that could allow him to hang on to power.
What Travelers Need to Know About the Paris RiotsAs violent protests have broken out in France, visitors are advised to check public transportation and police websites for updates, and U.S. citizens should consider registering with the State Department’s S.T.E.P. program. Trade, Alaska, George Bush: Your Monday Evening BriefingNo News Is Bad News for HungaryAustralia’s Misguided Turn InwardA decade of political self-indulgence is leaving the country without a credible voice in Asia. News Flash: No Major Damage Done at G-20!President Trump refrained from publicly vilifying American institutions, assailing political adversaries, insulting allies or committing major gaffes.
Wisconsin Is About to Make a Huge MistakeThe lame duck, heavily gerrymandered Republican Legislature plans to vote on Tuesday to limit the powers of the incoming governor and attorney general, who are — surprise — Democrats.
Why Are Gender Reveal Parties a Thing?They say a lot more about our culture than they do about the sex of our soon-to-be children.
Why Does Alex Acosta Still Have a Job?The cabinet official’s connection to a shady deal for an alleged child molester.
Climate Denial Was the Crucible for TrumpismVictims of War, and Now Victims of the Trump AdministrationThe U.S. has deported Vietnamese refugees in violation of a 2008 agreement. Now it is indefinitely detaining many others.
Can You Like the Person You Love to Hate?Turning Points: An Era Without a NameFrom Brazil to Hungary, Trump’s angry nationalism still resonates. American voters pushed back, but an American-Chinese Cold War looms.
The Stone: What Does It Mean to ‘Speak as a Woman’?If I attempt to control a conversation based on the fact of my gender, I may be a bully, looking for a way to humiliate you. But I may be justified.
The Patrician President and the Reporterette: A Screwball StoryMy faithful correspondent, Poppy Bush, scribbling and typing notes through decades of history.
culture 2018: The Best TV Shows of 2018Another year brought another embarrassment of TV riches, as departing favorites gave way to audacious new series, and streaming services brought viewers a world of outstanding foreign fare.
Essay: ‘I Read Morning, Night and in Between’: How One Novelist Came to Love BooksThe Nigerian writer Chigozie Obioma recalls how his father’s gift for storytelling led his son to discover the worlds between covers.
Metropolitan Diary: ‘I Turned and Saw a Small Older Woman Standing Next to Me’Taking a seat near the Plaza Hotel, an outing with an out-of-town relative and more readers tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary. Princeton Singers Abandon a ‘Little Mermaid’ Song Over Kissing ConcernsA column in the campus paper called the song, “Kiss the Girl,” and the a cappella group’s tradition of bringing people onstage to kiss “misogynistic.” Ada Hegerberg Won a Top Soccer Prize. Then She Was Asked About Twerking.The athlete made history on Monday as the first woman to win the Ballon d’Or. Critics saw the question as yet another example of sexism in sports.
Denmark Plans to Isolate Unwanted Migrants on a Small IslandThe island center, housing as many as 100 people, is part of the government’s drive to make life so untenable for failed asylum seekers that they leave voluntarily. Kanye West Called Out (on Twitter) for Cellphone Use During ‘The Cher Show’In the middle of the opening-night performance on Monday, the actor who plays Sonny Bono criticized Mr. West for looking at his cellphone. The rapper apologized.
In City She Shook, Stormy Daniels Speaks About Path to ‘Full Disclosure’Ms. Daniels, a pornographic film actress, was interviewed by the journalist Sally Quinn on Monday at a bookstore in Washington.
Facing Brexit Defeat, Theresa May Turns to Damage ControlWith a crucial vote in Parliament looming on Dec. 11, the odds are stacked against the prime minister. At this point, a narrow loss may seem like a win.
The Shift: TikTok, a Chinese Video App, Brings Fun Back to Social MediaThe app is a throwback to a time before the commercialization of internet influence, when web culture consisted mainly of harmless weirdos trying to make each other laugh.
Hide Your Phone When You’re Trying to Work. Seriously.How to Connect Young People to Europe? Let Them See It All by TrainMuch has changed in the 46 years since Interrail pass was introduced, but the essence of what it offers — experiencing new cultures and meeting new people — has remained the same.
On the Runway: The Versace Safety-Pin Dress Is BackAnd other trips down memory lane at Donatella Versace’s pre-fall collection extravaganza in New York.
Resurrecting a New Orleans Bar and Its Dramatic DrinkTwo bartenders plan to open Jewel of the South, in homage to Joseph Santini and his brandy crusta.
The New Health Care: Why Hospitals Should Let You SleepFrequent disruptions are more than just annoying for patients. They can also cause harm.
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