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20,000 in the dark after lightning strike knocks out Fort Lauderdale power station Tens of thousands of Fort Lauderdale residents were without power Tuesday night after a lightning strike set fire to a Florida Power and Light substation.      Fewer car crash victims at ERs after texting while driving bans States with bans on texting while driving see an average of 8 percent fewer car crash victims at emergency rooms, according to a recent study.   NFL owners approve rule making pass interference calls, non-calls reviewable NFL owners approved a new rule that will allow replay reviews on pass interference calls, as well as non-calls.   Education Department investigating schools involved in college admissions scandal The U.S. Department of Education has opened an investigation into eight colleges that were part of a $25 million admissions scandal.   Report: Police stopped short of full investigation at Club Burning Sun Police in South Korea may have failed to properly investigate reports of suspected rape at a nightclub in southern Seoul.   Pro Football Hall of Fame WR Michael Irvin undergoes tests for throat cancer Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver Michael Irvin spent Sunday and Monday undergoing tests for throat cancer.   Pentagon IDs remains of Mississippi soldier killed in Korean War Scientists identified the remains of a 19-year-old U.S. soldier declared missing in action in 1950 during the Korean War, the Department of Defense announced.   Oakland Raiders' Jon Gruden 'cried for three days' after Khalil Mack trade Oakland Raiders head coach Jon Gruden admitted he was upset after the franchise traded linebacker Khalil Mack.   Boeing 737 Max 8 makes emergency landing in Orlando, Fla. A Boeing 737 Max 8 airliner made an emergency landing Tuesday shortly after takeoff from Orlando, Fla., airport officials said.   Trump orders agencies to prepare for potential electromagnetic pulse attacks President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday ordering federal agencies to take steps to protect the country from potential electromagnetic pulses.   March Madness: Head coach Steve Prohm agrees to extension with Iowa State Iowa State Cyclones men's head basketball coach Steve Prohm agreed to a contract extension through 2025, ISU athletic director Jamie Pollard announced Tuesday.   Judge strikes down North Carolina's ban on abortions after 20 weeks A federal judge has ruled that North Carolina's ban on abortions after the 20th week of pregnancy is unconstitutional.   Arkansas fires head coach Mike Anderson after eight seasons Arkansas fired men's head basketball coach Mike Anderson after eight seasons, the school announced Tuesday.   'El Chapo' lawyers seek retrial due to alleged jury misconduct Lawyers requested a new trial for convicted Mexican drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, stating potential jury violations prevented a fair trial.   Picasso painting stolen from Saudi yacht recovered after 20 years A Dutch art investigator announced he found a Pablo Picasso painting stolen off a Saudi sheikh's yacht in 1999.   Study: Smoking not associated with dementia Cigarettes may lead to many bad health outcomes, but a new study has just crossed dementia off the list.   Trump administration calls for complete invalidation of Affordable Care Act The Trump administration shifted its stance on the Affordable Care Act, backing the complete invalidation of the healthcare law.   Black babies born premature get worse health care than other races Black newborns are receiving poor healthcare and segregation may be to blame, a new study says.   Nebraska fires head basketball coach Tim Miles The Nebraska Cornhuskers will be looking for a new basketball coach after firing coach Tim Miles on Tuesday.   Oakland Raiders ink veteran free agent QB Landry Jones The Oakland Raiders have added another quarterback to their roster, signing former Pittsburgh Steelers free agent thrower Landry Jones.   March Madness: Sweet 16 prop bets include buzzer-beater, mascot odds It's Sweet 16 time in the 2019 NCAA men's basketball tournament and UPI has you covered with odds on prop bets, from statistically sound to wonderfully wacky.   Patriots' Robert Kraft requests jury trial on solicitation charge New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft on Tuesday pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor solicitation charge and requested a jury trial in Florida.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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'There is no life here': Venezuelans grapple with another massive blackout“Venezuela doesn’t stand a chance anymore,” said Johnny Vargas, a frustrated restaurant worker who wishes he could leave the country.   Bomb threats lead to evacuations in cities across GermanyPolice in at least four cities found no cause for concern after searching the buildings. Mexican president: Spain should apologize to indigenous MexicansLópez Obrador said he sent a letter to the king of Spain citing massacres during the Spanish conquest: "The churches were built above the temples." Krispy Kreme, Panera Bread owner learns of family's Nazi tiesAlbert Reimann Sr. and his son, Albert Reimann Jr., used forced laborers under the Nazis during World War II to work in their industrial chemicals company. Trump's tariffs are costing Americans $1.4 billion each month, study showsThe study concluded that “the entire incidence of the tariffs fell on domestic consumers and importers,” with “no impact” on the prices received by foreign exporters. Board of Vatican women's magazine resigns over 'sabotage' by bossesThe magazine's founder said they resigned because of "repeated attempts of sabotage and delegitimization" by "heads of Vatican media." Gaza tense after Israel, Hamas exchange heavy fire overnightThe cross-border fighting erupted ahead of a closely contested race for Israeli prime minister between the long-serving incumbent and an ex-army chief. More Recent Articles
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Democrats Pivot Hard to Health Care After Trump Moves to Strike Down Affordable Care ActA Justice Department motion to invalidate the entire Affordable Care Act gave Democrats an opening to press their health care agenda and move beyond the Mueller report. What Happens if Obamacare Is Struck Down?The Affordable Care Act touches the lives of most Americans. Some 21 million could lose health insurance if the Trump administration were to succeed in having the law ruled unconstitutional. Jussie Smollett’s Charges Are Dropped, Angering Mayor and PoliceRahm Emanuel reacted to Cook County prosecutors’ decision to drop all charges against the “Empire” actor accused of staging an attack on himself. What the Mayor, the Police and the Prosecutor Had to Say After the Jussie Smollett Charges Were DroppedThe contradictory statements from the city’s leadership show how tangled and inflammatory the case has become. News Analysis: Mueller’s Investigation Erases a Line Drawn After WatergateThe special counsel’s decision not to take a position on whether President Trump’s norm-shattering actions constituted obstruction means future presidents will feel entitled to make similar moves. White House Memo: For Trump’s Aides, Celebratory Dinners and a Hunger for RevengeWith the Mueller inquiry over, a less playful theme emerged alongside the wisecracks at the White House: Once the party ends, the president’s perceived enemies should pay. Conor McGregor Under Investigation Over Sexual Assault Accusation in IrelandThe U.F.C. star was arrested and released without charges as the investigation continued. After Boeing Crashes, Sharp Questions About Industry Regulating ItselfLong before the grounding of the 737 Max, the F.A.A. faced scrutiny over its longtime practice of giving manufacturers the authority to help certify their own planes. A Boeing 737 Max Makes an Emergency Landing in OrlandoThe plane, the same type that crashed in Ethiopia this month and in Indonesia in October, reported engine problems. ‘I, Too, Was a Survivor’: Senator McSally Ends Years of SilenceMartha McSally became the first American woman to fly in combat. But years before, she had been attacked by one of her own. Jussie Smollett, Measles, Conor McGregor: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Want to Reduce Opioid Deaths? Get People the Medications They NeedDrugs like buprenorphine could sharply curb the nation’s opioid overdose crisis. But federal laws make it difficult for people who need such medications to get them. Editorial Observer: Where’s Your Climate Plan, Mr. McConnell?The Senate Republican leader staged a sham vote on a Democratic climate change resolution, embarrassing only himself. The Patriot’s Guide to Election FraudDan McCready was a starry-eyed novice. Then his House race in North Carolina was stolen. Do You Speak My Language? You ShouldIn an increasingly global world, Americans should be adding, not slashing, opportunities for their children to learn another tongue. Republicans Really Hate HealthcareThey’ve gone beyond cynicism to pathology. Venezuela’s Powerless RevolutionTo end an electricity crisis, the opposition and Maduro’s regime have to agree to put the lives of the people above their political goals. The Paranoid CenterThe Russia panic shows us how a paranoid style can take root in the heart of the American establishment. Did Xi Jinping Conquer Italy or Just Buy a Lot of Blood Oranges?The government in Rome is a very unreliable partner, even for China. Our Constitutional EmergencyAs the House attempts to override President Trump’s first veto, we the people aren’t holding up our end of the bargain, either. Fixes: ‘My Girls Are Getting a Future Here’In India, parents who migrate to cities often have no choice but to leave their children alone while they work at low-wage jobs. Now there’s some relief. The Incredible Plunder of Mexico’s Black GoldAnd how to fight it. Feature: How to Leave the Trump White House With a Million Dollar ParachuteThe Washington-based literary agency Javelin has mastered the art of the Trump tell-all book — and come up with a blueprint for how to get out of the administration in one piece. Inside Google’s Rebooted Robotics ProgramIn 2013, the company started an ambitious, flashy effort to create robots. Now, its goals are more modest, but the technology is subtly more advanced. Restaurant Review: What Has New York Pizza Been Missing? Little Old Rhode IslandViolet, in the East Village, cooks its pies on a grill in a style originated in Providence. Don’t laugh. House Fails to Override Trump’s Veto, Preserving National Emergency OrderThe 248-to-181 vote fell short of the two-thirds majority needed, shifting the fight over the president’s emergency declaration to the courts. Joe Biden Says He Regrets Role in Anita Hill HearingMr. Biden acknowledged the part he played in the 1991 Supreme Court hearings, reckoning with a part of his past that could be a vulnerability for his 2020 candidacy. N.F.L. Will Experiment With Replay Reviews of Pass InterferenceA one-year change will allow coaches to request a review of possible pass interference, whether it was called on the field or not. New York Suburb Declares Measles Emergency, Barring Unvaccinated Children From PublicRockland County’s move to limit the movement of unvaccinated minors is its latest effort to fight New York State’s worst measles outbreak in decades. Spain Says Gang Stole Material From North Korean Embassy and Offered It to F.B.I.The strange story of the assault in Madrid last month got stranger, as a Spanish judge described a raid that he said was led by a Mexican living in the United States. Precrastination: When the Early Bird Gets the ShaftThe last-mover advantage. Why You Procrastinate (It Has Nothing to Do With Self-Control)If procrastination isn’t about laziness, then what is it about? Van Gogh the Wild Man? Try Van Gogh the Suburban ProfessionalVan Gogh’s comfortable, middle-class existence in London is at odds with how the public imagines the painter. But this period shaped his art, a new exhibition shows. Skin Deep: Chelsea Handler Will Not Be Changing Her FacePerhaps a little Botox, though, or maybe some filler. The comedian and actress, who has written a memoir, shares her beauty secrets. ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ With No Gay Scenes? Censored Film Angers Chinese ViewersAn altered version of the film, released in China last weekend, is only around three minutes shorter than the original. But it omits crucial scenes. Out There: When Sky & Telescope Had No LimitA venerable astronomy magazine goes on the auction block, and a writer who grew up there reflects on its influence. Personal Health: The Risks to Babies of Older FathersMost women know that reproductive risks to themselves and their babies rise as they get older, but few men realize that their advancing years may also confer a risk. More Recent Articles
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