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Abbas: Palestine will not accept White House's investment plan Palestine's economy does need investment but "before anything, there must be a political solution," Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said Sunday, dismissing the White House's $50 billion investment plan.      Toronto Maple Leafs trade Patrick Marleau to Carolina Hurricanes The Toronto Maple Leafs traded veteran forward Patrick Marleau to the Carolina Hurricanes.   Inside the BET AwardsMoments from the BET red carpet Nominees and entertainers arrive for the 19th annual BET Awards in Los Angeles on June 23, 2019.   Watch: Pete Alonso belts 27th home run to set New York Mets' rookie record New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso bashed his 27th home run of the season Sunday against the Chicago Cubs to set the franchise rookie record.   Los Angeles Lakers receive permission to talk to Warriors assistant coach Ron Adams The Los Angeles Lakers received permission to talk with Golden State Warriors assistant coach Ron Adams regarding a role on Frank Vogel's coaching staff.   Watch: Braves pitcher Soroka leaves game after hit by pitch; X-rays negative Atlanta Braves starting pitcher Mike Soroka was pulled Sunday against the Washington Nationals after he was struck in his right arm by a pitch.   Washington Nationals release reliever Trevor Rosenthal The Washington Nationals released relief pitcher Trevor Rosenthal, the team announced Sunday.   Watch: Donald Glover, Beyonce sing 'Can You Feel the Love Tonight?' in 'Lion King' teaser Disney released a new teaser for "The Lion King" Sunday, featuring Beyonce and Donald Glover singing, "Can You Feel the Love Tonight?"   Authorities identify seven killed in New Hampshire motorcycle crash Authorities in New Hampshire on Sunday identified the victims of a deadly motorcycle crash on Friday evening.   Niecy Nash to star in Lifetime's 'Kidnapped: The Kamiyah Mobley Story' Niecy Nash has signed on to star in "Kidnapped: The Kamiyah Mobley Story," Lifetime announced.   1 dead, 10 injured in shooting outside of South Bend bar One person died and 10 other people were injured in a shooting outside of a bar in Indiana early Sunday morning.   Opposition candidate wins rerun of Istanbul mayoral election The opposition candidate in the rerun of the mayoral race for Turkey's largest city claimed victory on Sunday, dealing a blow to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's party.   Watch: Mark Hamill sings 'Buddi Song' for 'Child's Play' credits, sing-along video Mark Hamill, who voiced the murderous doll in the latest "Child's Play," hopes the creepy song he sings for the end credits gets stuck in viewers' heads.   Beth Chapman, Dog the Bounty Hunter's wife, in medically induced coma Reality TV personality Duane "Dog the Bounty Hunter" Chapman is asking for prayers for his wife Beth, who is in a medically induced coma.   ICE director says he has 'green light' to carry out deportations amid raid postponement Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Mark Morgan said he still has the "green light" to carry out deportations after President Donald Trump postponed raids in multiple U.S. cities.   Okinawa governor delivers 'peace declaration' on anniversary of WWII battle Okinawa Gov. Denny Tamaki made a "peace declaration" Sunday on the 74th anniversary of the end of the World War II ground battle that claimed hundreds of thousands of Japanese lives.   'Toy Story 4' tops North American box office with $118M The animated adventure "Toy Story 4" is the No. 1 movie in North America, earning $118 million in receipts this weekend, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.   Joe Sestak becomes 25th Democrat to run for U.S. president Joe Sestak, a former member of the U.S. House from Pennsylvania and U.S. Navy admiral, has become the 25th Democratic to announce he is running for president .   Report: Internet shutdown in Myanmar’s Rakhine State worries rights organizations An internet shutdown in Myanmar's troubled Rakhine State is drawing concern from activists who spoke to an international news service.   Hot air balloon crash at Missouri festival causes minor injuries A hot air balloon crashed into a crowd at a festival in Missouri on Saturday, resulting in some minor injuries.   North Korea university to teach artificial intelligence, state media says North Korea is reforming education at universities to place greater emphasis on artificial intelligence, according to state media.   Woman arrested after causing disturbance on passenger plane from London A 25-year-old woman was arrested after allegedly assaulting people on board a flight out of London on Saturday.   USPS worker shot, killed while making deliveries; suspect arrested A man was arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of a United States Postal Service worker.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Blow to Turkey's Erdogan as opposition wins big in IstanbulThe election was seen as a test of Turks' ability to check what many saw as their president's increasingly authoritarian power.   Trump's economic plan for Mideast peace met with widespread rejectionPalestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said focusing on economic issues "is unacceptable before the political situation is discussed.” U.S. warns Iran: Don't mistake Trump's 'prudence' for weaknessSpeaking alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem, national security adviser John Bolton said no one has granted Iran a "hunting license in the Middle East." North Korea says Trump sent Kim an 'excellent' letter amid stalled nuclear diplomacyThe White House on Sunday confirmed that Trump had sent a letter to Kim. Thai soccer team marks anniversary of cave ordeal with runThe cave and the town of Mae Sai in the mountainous province on the border with Myanmar are now flooded with curious tourists. 'This is a free country': Iran allegedly tries to silence protest in LondonRichard Ratcliffe is protesting against Iran's three-year imprisonment of his wife. More Recent Articles
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Trump’s Iran Reversal Raises Allies’ Doubts Over His Tactics, and U.S. PowerThe public response of Western politicians has been largely cautious, sometimes confused. But some analysts also praised Mr. Trump’s restraint. Trump Shrugs Off Khashoggi Killing by Ally Saudi ArabiaIn an NBC interview, Mr. Trump also said he was “not looking for war” with Iran and lashed out at his Federal Reserve chairman. White House Is Pressing for Additional Options, Including in Cyberspace, to Deter Iranian AttacksAmerican officials are working on clandestine plans to counter Iranian aggression, pushed by the White House to develop options that would not escalate tensions into a full-out conventional war. Turkey’s President Suffers Stinging Defeat in Istanbul Election RedoVoters were outraged that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan ordered a redo of the same election two months ago after his party lost control of Turkey’s largest city. At Town Hall, Pete Buttigieg Confronts Tensions Around South Bend Police ShootingThe fatal shooting last week of a black man by a South Bend police officer has tested Mr. Buttigieg’s leadership at a critical time for his campaign. Crisis Hits Dominican Republic Over Deaths of U.S. TouristsOfficials in the Dominican Republic are struggling to explain the deaths of at least nine American tourists in recent months, and say they are a target of an exaggerated campaign of “fake news.” What Happens After Amazon’s Domination Is Complete? Its Bookstore Offers CluesPopular novels, technical tomes and self-published books are pirated and sold on Amazon. That may actually be helping the company extend its grip on the book business. John Cameron Mitchell Reads ‘Platonic, Until Death Do Us Part’This week, the Modern Love podcast features a live recording by the creator of “Hedwig and the Angry Inch.” Here We Go AgainWe face the truth: Our 2020 election coverage is officially underway. Trump’s ‘Concentration Camps’The cruelty of immigrant family separations must not be tolerated. The Long, Cruel History of the Anti-Abortion CrusadeAbortion opponents don’t care what happens to an unwanted child, and they’ve never cared about the mother. The Big, Feminist Policy Idea America’s Families Have Been Waiting ForHow Universal Family Care could help people throughout their lives. Susan Rice: How Trump Can Avoid War With IranHis process of ordering and then canceling military strikes was a mess. But he now has an opening to restart talks on Iran’s nuclear program. Why Xi Jinping Is Courting Kim Jong-unIt’s not about nuclear weapons, leverage with President Trump or the trade war. The Gay Truth About TrumpHis betrayal of us is his betrayal of all of America. When Pollution Is a Matter of Life and DeathThe E.P.A. found that a small town in Louisiana was overloaded with carcinogens. Why didn’t that mean the government had to act? The Land Where the Internet EndsTo find real solitude, you have to go out of range. But every year that’s harder to do, as America’s off-the-grid places disappear. Pour Your Rage Into a Postcard to the PresidentI have written almost 450 postcards to politicians. As Margaret Atwood said, “A word after a word after a word is power.” The N.B.A.’s Hot Stove Has Burned Down the LeagueTwo-thirds of Thursday’s draft picks were traded, and the real drama hasn’t even begun. The N.B.A. is in for an extreme makeover this summer. At Least 4 Dead in Bangladesh After Train Veers Off BridgeMore than 100 people were hospitalized after the accident in the country’s northeast, officials said, and at least 15 were in critical condition. In the Largest Protests in Decades, Czechs Demand Resignation of Prime MinisterPrime Minister Andrej Babis has called accusations against him lies and has said he would not be ousted by protests, no matter the size. Palestinian Leader Abbas Brushes Off Trump Plan for InvestmentMahmoud Abbas said a political solution was a higher priority than the economy. U.K. Court Says Mentally Disabled Woman Must Have AbortionA judge called her decision “heartbreaking,” but in the best interest of the woman, who is 22 weeks pregnant. Maine Needed New, Young Residents. African Migrants Began Arriving by the Dozens.The migrants have been arriving in Portland, Maine, by the dozens. The surge has opened a debate in the city, which needs new residents but also has filled its shelters. The Small Donor Model That Helped Ocasio-Cortez Win Is Aiding Another ProgressiveTiffany Cabán’s candidacy for Queens district attorney is testing whether the traditional base of local donors has been surpassed by small out-of-town cash contributions. Here’s Some Money Advice: Just Buy the CoffeeNo, skipping your morning caffeine boost will not make you a millionaire. Sailing Into Uncharted WatersSailGP boats send out live data and video on every aspect of the boat and crew movements, a new technology used for the first time in a professional series. Puja Patel’s Pitchfork Work Diary: ‘Our Staffers Decidedly Own the Dance Floor’As a young music writer, she read Pitchfork religiously. Now she is the site's first female editor in chief. Naked, Afraid and Transgender: ‘The Wilderness Couldn’t Care Less’Quince Mountain is the first openly transgender person to be on the Discovery’s reality TV show. He found the experience to be a relief. Giant Squid, Phantom of the Deep, Reappears on VideoSeven years after scientists caught the elusive deep-sea cephalopod on video, they saw another. Then lightning struck a third time. How an Arctic Hyena Was Found in Canada, Then Lost, Then Found AgainThe discovery illustrates how museum collections may be filled with forgotten fossils that could expand knowledge of prehistory. About the Idea That You’re Growing Horns From Looking Down at Your Phone …Neck strain and bone spurs are certainly possible from poor posture, but some experts doubt that cellphones are the only culprit. Getting an Invite to the Libido PartyA checklist of issues that may be interfering with your sexual drive, and what you can do to help. Hypersonic Missiles Are Unstoppable. And They’re Starting a New Global Arms Race.The new weapons — which could travel at more than 15 times the speed of sound with terrifying accuracy — threaten to change the nature of warfare. More Recent Articles
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