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Medicaid coverage for lung cancer varies from state-to-state State Medicaid programs must do more to make sure that people at high risk for lung cancer are screened for the deadly disease, a new American Lung Association report says.      Authorities investigating possible arson at California mosque Authorities are investigating a potential arson attack at a mosque in California early Sunday morning.   Colorado edible pot sending 33 times more people to ER than expected Researchers report that emergency rooms across Colorado saw a threefold increase in marijuana visits after it was legalized, with edibles making up far more than expected.   Mandy Moore gets a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Actress Mandy Moore was presented with the 2,658th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday.   March Madness: Best bets, gambling facts for Sweet 16; perfect bracket update The NCAA tournament's Sweet 16 round begins Thursday, with new favorites and underdogs developing after the Round of 32.   NCAA March Madness: Sweet 16 matchups, TV schedule for tournament The remaining teams left in the 2019 NCAA tournament continued to dwindle as the field was narrowed from 32 to 16 schools.   Brothers killed at Pearl Harbor ID'd seven decades after deaths Scientists identified the remains of two brothers who died during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor as well as a Marine captured in the Philippines.   Rep. Jose Serrano will not seek re-election after Parkinson's diagnosis Rep. Jose Serrano announced Monday he will not seek re-election in 2020 after being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.   Golden State Warriors' DeMarcus Cousins: Fans have called me racial slur Golden State Warriors center DeMarcus Cousins revealed that fans previously hurled racial slurs at him during NBA games.   British Parliament seizes control of Brexit process from PM Theresa May The British Parliament voted to seize control of the Brexit process from Prime Minister Theresa May and her government Monday.   Alanis Morissette announces she's pregnant with 3rd childCincinnati Bengals re-sign cornerback Darqueze Dennard The Cincinnati Bengals re-signed cornerback Darqueze Dennard to a one-year contract, the team announced Monday.   Sen. Mitch McConnell blocks resolution to make Robert Mueller report public Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell on Monday blocked a resolution calling for Robert Mueller's report on the Russia investigation to be made public.   Hamas, Israel continue fighting despite reports of a cease-fire Despite news of a cease-fire between Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas, rockets continued to be launched from both sides of the conflict.   Democratic Republic of Congo Ebola outbreak surpasses 1,000 cases The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo reached more than 1,000 cases over the weekend, international health officials said.   Blue Jays sign veteran reliever Daniel Hudson to one-year deal The Toronto Blue Jays continue to tweak their final roster before their season opener, and Monday agreed to a deal with reliever Daniel Hudson.   Flooding in Iran kills more than a dozen people Flash floods in southern Iran killed at least a dozen people after more than a week of heavy rains throughout the country, local emergency officials said.   Packers and Bears to kick off 2019 NFL season in Chicago The 2019 NFL season will kick off with the oldest rivalry in the game on Sept. 5 in Chicago.   Donald Trump signs proclamation recognizing Israel's claim to Golan Heights President Donald Trump on Monday signed a proclamation officially recognizing Israel's sovereignty over the disputed Golan Heights.   Air Force confirms involvement of four airmen in deadly auto crash New Mexico's Kirtland Air Force Base confirmed Monday that four airmen were involved in a fatal automobile crash Saturday that possibly involved street racing.   The most aggressive spider societies don't always thrive When colonies of the same spider species must compete for resources, the most aggressive spider society doesn't always thrive.   UNC's Garrison Brooks loses tooth in tourney win over Washington North Carolina sophomore forward Garrison Brooks took a nasty elbow in the teams' NCAA tournament win Sunday, and his mouth paid the price for it.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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British lawmakers vote to seize control of Brexit for a dayThe move underlined to what extent Theresa May has lost her authority.   Floods kill at least 18 in southern Iran, nearly 100 woundedThe government's handling of the disaster was being investigated, according to Iran's hardline judiciary. Congo Ebola epidemic exceeds 1,000 casesThe death toll, 629, is the world's second-worst Ebola outbreak ever. Officials to investigate why stranded Norway cruise ship set sailMore than 470 passengers had to be taken off the cruise ship Viking Sky via helicopter after engine trouble. Russia embraces 'no collusion' part of Mueller report, overlooks interferenceAlthough the special counsel's probe found no proof of Russian collusion with the Trump campaign, it did conclude that there was interference in the 2016 election. British Airways passengers heading to Germany wind up in ScotlandThe airline said Monday the problem started when an incorrect flight plan was filed by WDL Aviation, which operated the flight on behalf of British Airways. A no-deal Brexit is 'increasingly likely,' European Commission says"This will obviously cause significant disruption for citizens and businesses," it said. Neighboring nations grapple with diplomatic fallout from Venezuela power struggleA dispute for control of embassy buildings in countries like Colombia that recognize Juan Guaidó as Venezuela's true president has taken root. Netanyahu to cut U.S. visit short after Gaza rocket wounds 7 in IsraelIsrael reinforced troops along the border with the Gaza and called up reserves after news of the strike on an agricultural town north of Tel Aviv. 'Egg Boy' teen defends egging anti-Muslim Australian senator"I understand what I did was not the right thing to do, however this egg has united people and money had been raised — tens of thousands of dollars has been raised for those victims," Will Connolly said. Mosque massacre exposes right-wing extremists' fascination with medieval Balkan battlesThe suspect's interest in southeastern European region exposes how myths about crusading knights and Serbian nationalists fighting Muslim armies are popular among white supremacists. More Recent Articles
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Trump and Republicans Seek to Turn the Tables in Post-Mueller WashingtonPresident Trump and his allies went on the offensive, vowing to pursue those responsible for the Russia investigation. President Trump called some of them “treasonous.” Barr’s Declaration on Trump Puts Justice Dept. Back in Political CrucibleThe special counsel did not decide whether President Trump had obstructed justice, so the attorney general stepped in. As Special Counsel, Mueller Kept Such a Low Profile He Seemed Almost InvisibleNow that his report has been filed, Robert S. Mueller III is poised to return to civilian life as a figure of mystery and fascination. In Test of Boeing Jet, Pilots Had 40 Seconds to Fix ErrorThey had just moments to override an automated system and avert disaster in simulations of problems with the Lion Air plane that crashed last fall. Roiled by Staff Uproar, Civil Rights Group Looks at Intolerance WithinThe Southern Poverty Law Center has become a crusading anti-hate empire, but current and former employees say its leaders have never dealt with internal strife. Congestion Pricing in Manhattan, First Such Plan in U.S., Close to ApprovalAfter years of hesitation, the governor and lawmakers reached agreement on the plan, which would help to provide badly needed financial assistance for mass transit. New York has Moved Closer Than Ever to Passing Congestion Pricing. Here’s Why.Advocates of charging a fee to enter congested areas of Manhattan say the odds have significantly improved in Albany. Here’s why. Apple, N.C.A.A., Israel: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. We’ve All Just Made Fools of Ourselves — AgainThe awful corruption of scandal politics. No Criminal Collusion. Lots of Corruption.Don’t let Trump pretend he has been vindicated. Trump’s Kakistocracy Is Also a HackistocracyThe invasion of hucksters has reached the Federal Reserve. Thaksin Shinawatra: The Election in Thailand Was RiggedThe junta is ready to destroy an entire system just to stay in power. Not All Medicare Cuts Are BadDemocrats are engaged in indiscriminate attacks on President Trump’s 2020 budget proposal. They are ignoring some worthy ideas. The Islamic State Is Like a Chronic DiseaseIt can be managed but never really cured. Collusion Was a Seductive DelusionIt's our own fault we elected Trump. Investigate the Swamp!The many serious crimes that Mueller uncovered, almost by accident, show us that we have to prioritize official corruption. Trump’s Shamelessness Was Outside Mueller’s JurisdictionA demagogic president can walk right up to the edge of committing a crime, so long as he operates brazenly in public view. Let’s Hear It for State U.Sometimes the best school isn’t the “elite” college at the top of the national rankings. It’s the public university just down the road. Trump and Congress: Loving Israel to DeathEveryone is getting what they want, at the expense of the Jewish state. A Colonial-Era Cemetery Resurfaces in PhiladelphiaRemains buried in the First Baptist cemetery were believed to have been moved in 1860. But many coffins and bones were still there. Metropolitan Diary: ‘It Was a Cold, Drizzly Sunday Morning in 1973, and I Was at the Jon Vie Bakery’Waiting for a chocolate cheesecake, a cat comes down from the Catskills and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary. Duke University to Pay $112.5 Million to Settle Claims of Research MisconductThe university submitted falsified data in connection with 30 grants obtained from the N.I.H. and E.P.A., according to a whistle-blower lawsuit. Pentagon Claims Success in Test of New Tactic to Down Incoming MissilesFor the first time, the United States shot two interceptors at a single warhead, boosting the outlook for antimissile defenses. Report Alleges Sexual Misconduct at Saint Ann’s, Prestigious Brooklyn Private SchoolAccording to school leaders, 19 former faculty and staff members were said to have potentially engaged in sexual misconduct or inappropriate behavior with students over the span of three decades. NASA Cancels First All-Female Spacewalk Over Spacesuit SizesThe astronauts, Anne McClain and Christina Koch, will both walk in space — just not together, because only one medium-size torso component is available. Museums Cut Ties With Sacklers as Outrage Over Opioid Crisis GrowsAccusations that the family behind OxyContin actively downplayed its perils have led arts and education institutions to rethink accepting Sackler funds. Parliament Grabs Control of Brexit From a Wounded Theresa MayBritish lawmakers will now hold a series of votes to see if they can come up with a better Brexit plan than has Mrs. May, whose tenure is ever shakier. Apple Unveils Video Service With Celebrity Parade but Few DetailsThe iPhone maker is partnering with Hollywood heavyweights and publishers to provide broad new services to its users. Effort to Legalize Marijuana in New Jersey CollapsesLawmakers were trying to legalize cannabis with a bill that sought to reckon with the racial inequities caused by the war on drugs. Why You Procrastinate (It Has Nothing to Do With Self-Control)If procrastination isn’t about laziness, then what is it about? May I Have Your Attention, Please?Forget everything you know about time management. Heal Me With PlantsGentle gardening helps patients at some hospitals relax and recover. High School ‘Alien’ Production Wins Internet RavesFor just $3,500, the drama club at North Bergen High School recreated Ridley Scott’s 1979 horror thriller on stage, reaching a global audience, too. Lens: Chronicling the Reasons Central Americans Migrate to the United StatesFor half a decade, Fred Ramos has photographed the longstanding political, social and environmental crises that are driving migration in the region. What to Cook: What to Cook Right NowIt’s early in the season, but maybe it’s time to grill: salmon eggplant salad, or sweet and spicy chicken breasts. On Pro Football: Gronk Cruises Away from N.F.L., Leaving a Big HoleIt might not be just the New England Patriots who miss him. The N.F.L. lacks colorful characters, and the tight end Rob Gronkowski was one of them. The New Health Care: My Friend’s Cancer Taught Me About a Hole in Our Health SystemCaregivers aren’t supported, and America overlooks their importance. For Many Boys With Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, Bright Hope Lies Just Beyond ReachScientists are testing nearly two dozen treatments that might stop the disease. But enrollment in the trials is very restricted, and few children qualify. More Recent Articles
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