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U.S. envoy: United States, Taliban reach draft agreement in peace talks The United States and the Taliban have reached a draft agreement on counter-terrorism assurances and troop withdrawal in a step toward peace.      Papal advisor George Pell sentenced to 6 years in prison for sexually abusing choirboys George Pell was sentenced to six years in prison for child sexual abuse, becoming the most senior Catholic official to be jailed for committing such crimes.   Champions League: Juventus, Manchester City reach quarterfinals Cristiano Ronaldo notched a hat trick and led Juventus to a 3-0 win over Atletico Madrid, while Manchester City cruised to a 7-0 win against Schalke 04.   Buffalo Bills to sign receivers Cole Beasley, John Brown The Buffalo Bills attempted to acquire former Pittsburgh Steelers star receiver Antonio Brown. Instead, the team is expected to add Cole Beasley and John Brown.   New York Giants to trade Odell Beckham Jr. to Cleveland Browns New York Giants star receiver Odell Beckham Jr. is headed to the Cleveland Browns.   Common household chemicals harm sperm in men, dogs Two chemicals found in household products and food could harm male fertility in both dogs and people, U.K. researchers say.   Pilot of twin-engine plane dead after crashing into Ohio home The pilot of a twin-engine plane died Tuesday when the aircraft crashed into an Ohio home on Tuesday.   5-pound bags of Pillsbury flour recalled Hometown Food Company has recalled certain Pillsbury Unbleached All-Purpose flour products which may be contaminated with salmonella.   Jays' top prospect Guerrero Jr. working his way back from injury The top prospect in baseball, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., still hopes to be back sooner than later from a strained oblique muscle.   Federal appeals court rules Ohio can defund Planned Parenthood A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday to allow Ohio to cut state funding to Planned Parenthood because the organization performs abortions.   Houston Texans sign Tashaun Gipson, agree to terms with Bradley Roby The Houston Texans signed former Jacksonville Jaguars safety Tashaun Gipson to a contract, and agreed to a deal with Denver Broncos cornerback Bradley Roby.   Study: 1 in 3 young adults sufferes from loneliness in U.S. For young adults, drugs and distracted driving are well-recognized health threats. Far less attention is paid to loneliness.   Government duplicating efforts to bring Internet to rural U.S., experts say The Federal Communications Commission is "overbuilding" rural United States in its efforts to improve broadband access in states like North Dakota and South Dakota   Florida chickens help reveal origin of rare, deadly virus Much like a canary in a coal mine, Florida chickens have warned researchers of a rare but deadly mosquito-borne virus in their midst.   3 World War II service members ID'd 7 decades after death Scientists have identified the remains of three service members killed more than seven decades ago during World War II, including a sailor who died during the attack on Pearl Harbor, the Defense Department announced Tuesday.   California man charged with murder of girl found in duffel bag The boyfriend of a Southern California woman whose 9-year-old daughter's body authorities found in a duffel bag was charged with murder in the girl's death.   Gatorade National Girls Basketball POY: Sophomore Azzi Fudd is youngest winner St. John's College High School's Azzi Fudd became the youngest winner of the Gatorade National Girls Basketball Player of the Year award Tuesday.   Mowing milkweed fields helps monarch butterflies Monarch butterflies face a number of threats, but lawnmowers aren't one of them. Freshly mowed fields can actually benefit monarch butterflies.   Global warming may trigger heart attack risk Extreme temperatures can have a deadly effect on a person's heart, new research shows.   In photos: The week of March 11, 2019 in Washington Former Vice President Joe Biden speaks to the International Association of Fire Fighters Legislative Conference as he weighs joining the Democratic presidential primary and President Donald Trump releases his 2020 fiscal year budget the week of March 11, 2019 in Washington, D.C.   Watch: Eagle drops golfer's ball into hole A British Columbia golfer captured video of an eagle that helped him transform a decent shot into a hole-in-one.   Paraguay may use army to control prisons plagued by Brazilian gangs Paraguay is considering the use of its armed forces to control detention centers housing the Brazilian gangs leading recent prison riots in the country.   Watch: Black bear surprises kayakers in North Carolina A pair of kayers in North Carolina captured video of their encounter with an unusual aquatic predator -- a black bear.   Steelers linebacker Ryan Shazier's contract is being tolled into 2019 The Pittsburgh Steelers are bringing back linebacker Ryan Shazier, despite knowing that he will not be able to take the field after a serious spinal injury two seasons ago.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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European nations ground Boeing 737 Max model after crashThe United Arab Emirates has also has prohibited the Max 8 and 9 from entering its airspace.   Ethiopian Airlines victims include an environmental activist from New JerseyMatt Vecere, a surfer and activist, was among eight Americans to die in the crash. Others included Antoine Lewis and brothers Melvin and Bennett Riffel. Theresa May's Brexit deal fails once again — with just 17 days to goThe defeat comes only 17 days before the United Kingdom is due to leave the E.U., raising the question of whether Brexit will occur on the scheduled date or at all. College student falls to his death from hotel balcony while vacationing in CancunPolice are determining what led to the Michigan teenager's fall. MAP: Here's where the Boeing 737 Max flew the mostNBC News analyzed a single week's worth of flight data on the Boeing 737 Max aircraft before Sunday’s crash. Irish dissidents claim recent letter bombs, but U.K. police keep 'open mind'Devices designed to cause fires were sent last week to Waterloo rail station, offices at Heathrow and London City Airports, and the University of Glasgow. Two men arrested in killing of LGBTQ lawmaker Marielle Franco, Brazil police sayFranco, a bisexual member of Rio de Janeiro's city council, was gunned down last year. The brazen assassination sparked protests in several countries. May tweaks Brexit deal but is it enough to avoid another humiliation?Parliament is set to vote a second time on the prime minister's divorce agreement with the E.U., but success is far from guaranteed. Serviceman tracing roots after 23andMe test among Ethiopia jet victimsAntoine Lewis was remembered as an "awesome big brother" who taught his sister "to live with no fears." Taliban chief who sheltered bin Laden lived in mud house for years, militants say"He used to sit in the sun and there was a small garden where he would spend some time," a spokesman for the militant group said. U.S. to withdraw personnel from embassy in Venezuela amid turmoil"The presence of U.S. diplomatic staff at the embassy has become a constraint on U.S. policy," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said. FAA says U.S. airlines can still fly Boeing jet that has crashed twice in six monthsFaced with concerns over the safety of the Boeing jet that has crashed twice in less than six months, the FAA said the crafts are airworthy but it is examining crash data. Report: Russia will meddle in European elections, continue cyber campaign against WestIn a conflict, Russia would likely hit the Baltic States first, but war between Russia and NATO would involve attacks on Western Europe, says a new report. Skipper? What skipper? How one busy port is developing robot shipsRotterdam is working with tech firms to develop robotic vessels that promise greater safety, reduced traffic and a fix for labor shortages. U.N. investigating suspected North Korean arms dealers in IranIran has yet to comply with a U.N. request to turn over copies of passports belonging to all North Korean diplomats in the country, report says. More Recent Articles
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College Admissions Scandal: Actresses, Business Leaders and Other Wealthy Parents ChargedA sprawling federal investigation accuses 50 people of involvement in a scheme to get undeserving students into major American universities. Who’s Been Charged in the College Admissions Cheating Scandal? Here’s the Full ListThe actresses Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin and the fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli are among the 50 people charged in a bribery scheme to secure places for students in elite colleges. Lower-Profile Sports Are at the Center of an Admissions Cheating ScandalThe likes of volleyball, sailing and water polo were at the heart of a corrupt scheme to gain admission to elite universities, the Justice Department says. Boeing Flights Grounded Across the Globe, but Not in the U.S.Boeing’s chief made a personal appeal to President Trump, calling from Chicago to express his confidence in the safety of the company’s 737 Max 8 jets. Three Generations of a Canadian Family Died in Ethiopian Plane Crash“I am not angry, but I am devastated, I have lost everyone,” said Manant Vaidya, whose parents, sister, brother-in-law and two teenage nieces died in the crash. New Brexit Defeat Plunges U.K.’s Theresa May Into CrisisMrs. May lost a second vote on her plans to leave the European Union, and now faces unpalatable choices with time running out to avoid a chaotic exit. New Jersey Priest Accused of Sexual Abuse Found Shot to DeathAllegations of sexual abuse followed John Capparelli for decades. The authorities said his death was being investigated as a homicide. Two Bishops Accused of Sexually Harassing Adults Are Barred From Priestly DutiesThe bishops, who served in West Virginia, Maryland and Jamaica, were referred to the Vatican after an internal investigation. After Soul Searching, Gov. Gavin Newsom Will Halt Executions in CaliforniaHe said he didn’t know what he would do if he had to sign a death warrant. Opponents of capital punishment hope his move will echo through the country. Treated Like a ‘Piece of Meat’: Female Veterans Endure Harassment at the V.A.Women say a culture of harassment, discrimination and exclusion lives inside the Veterans Affairs medical system as they try to use the government benefits they earned with military service. Boeing, Brexit, Russell Westbrook: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Turns Out There’s a Proper Way to Buy Your Kid a College SlotCharges against parents accused of gaming the admissions process are a defense of the institutions’ property, not of meritocracy. Bribes to Get Into Yale and Stanford? What Else Is New?A new college admissions scandal is just the latest proof of a grossly uneven playing field. The Biden Paradox, and How to Solve ItHe’s the most popular Democrat, but right now he has almost no chance to win the nomination. Britain Squirms After Another ‘No’ on BrexitWith 17 days to go, Parliament rejects Theresa May’s latest plan. Stop Funding Southeast Asia’s Brutal Drug WarLittle pink meth pills are becoming more popular in the region than heroin or even marijuana. The United States is making the crisis worse. Whom to Elect for a Foreign Policy Crisis at 3 A.M.?So far, no Democratic candidate is claiming to be ready. How Many Defeats Can Britain Take?Brexit has trapped British politics. Burn it down and start fresh. The Right’s Lena Dunham FallacyWhy do conservatives keep blaming liberal millennials for social decay? AMLO’s First 100 Days: The Ugly, the Absurd and the GoodThe campaign promises of Mexico’s president generated great expectations, but the country’s hard realities may bring a reckoning sooner than later. Without Humans, A.I. Can Wreak HavocLet’s not let artificial intelligence put society on autopilot. Nonfiction: Remembering a Woman Who Was a Leader of the French ResistanceLynne Olson’s “Madame Fourcade’s Secret War” tells of a woman who led the fight against the Nazis while combating sexism among her colleagues. Restaurant Review: A Deep-End Albanian Experience, Tucked Into the BronxAt Cka Ka Qellu, the meat is always veal and dairy products — yogurt, cream, fresh cheese and feta — are everywhere. The Anxiety of Having a Famous Follower on TwitterA social-media status report, with Barack Obama, John Cusack, Conan O’Brien and Joss Whedon. A Dead Baby Was Found in a Ditch in 1981. DNA Helped Charge the Mother With Murder.A cold case in Sioux Falls, S.D., was given new impetus after detectives employed DNA technology and genealogy data. Co-Founder of Cultlike Group Where Women Were Branded Is Expected to Plead GuiltyNancy Salzman, who helped found Nxivm, will plead guilty to charges contained in federal racketeering indictment against the organization. British Panel Calls for Stricter Antitrust Rules on Tech GiantsBig Tech is reducing consumer choice and harming innovation, according to a report ordered by the country’s top economic official. Washington Memo: Mueller Report Has Washington Spinning (and It’s Not Even Filed)Like a becalmed ship in the dead air before a coming storm, the nation’s capital is waiting, and waiting, for the special counsel’s report. News Analysis: If Not Trump, Then Who? Pelosi Fuels Impeachment Debate With Long ImplicationsBy all but ruling out impeachment without waiting for the evidence, Speaker Nancy Pelosi may be setting a far-reaching precedent that will empower presidents for decades to come. Hal Blaine, Pop Music’s Go-To Studio Drummer, Is Dead at 90One of the busiest session musicians of all time, he brought percussive drama to records by Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley and countless others. Can Art Help Save the Planet?Museum exhibitions seek to raise public consciousness about the dangers posed to the environment by climate change. Charlize Theron Answers Questions From Times ReadersThe actress, starring in the coming romantic comedy “Long Shot,” answered readers’ questions at South by Southwest. Arjen Robben Has Been Cutting Left His Entire Career. So Why Can’t Anyone Stop Him?The three defenders who have faced Bayern Munich's Arjen Robben the most explain how they have studied his signature move, how they know it is coming, and why it is still nearly impossible to stop. By Design: At Home With the Curator Championing a New Generation of Italian ArtistsCaroline Corbetta has become an advocate for emerging talent — and has filled her Milan apartment accordingly. Letter of Recommendation: Letter of Recommendation: LentA 40-day period that makes room for the suffering you’d been avoiding. Trilobites: Congratulations, It’s Twins. The Doctor Is Perplexed.It seems like it should not be possible, but a recent case showed that sometimes a boy and a girl are born as semi-identical twins. Can Your Refrigerator Improve Your Dating Life?Using groceries to map the route to romance. More Recent Articles
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