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Italy repatriates citizen accused of fighting for Islamic State Italy has repatriated one of its citizens from Syria who has been accused of fighting for the Islamic State.      1 dead, 5 ill from dangerous mold in Seattle Children's operating rooms Seattle Children's hospital said Tuesday one patient has died and five others have fallen ill to a dangerous mold found in its operating rooms, authorities said.   Los Angeles Lakers to sign veteran forward Jared Dudley The Los Angeles Lakers are signing veteran free-agent forward Jared Dudley to a minimum contract.   Wimbledon 2019: Sharapova retires from match; Serena, Federer, Nadal advance Maria Sharapova retired from her first-round match against Pauline Parmentier with a left wrist injury, while Serena Williams, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal advanced at Wimbledon.   Amnesty group accuses U.S. of intimidating migrants' supporters Amnesty International has accused the Trump administration of executing an unlawful and politically motivated campaign against anyone defending the rights of migrants and refugees.   Navy SEAL found not guilty in death of Islamic State fighter Navy SEAL Edward Gallagher was found not guilty Tuesday in the death of an Islamic State prisoner in Iraq.   Women's World Cup soccer: USA's Megan Rapinoe expects to play in final United States Women's National Team star Megan Rapinoe expects to be healthy enough to play in the Women's World Cup final Sunday.   Dallas Cowboys star Ezekiel Elliott: 'I made a poor decision' Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott issued a lengthy statement Tuesday after meeting with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell in New York following an incident in Las Vegas.   Philadelphia 76ers offer max contract extension to Ben Simmons The Philadelphia 76ers offered All-Star guard Ben Simmons a maximum contract extension to remain with the franchise.   DOJ lawyer: 2020 census won't include citizenship question The Trump administration decided Tuesday to print the 2020 census without a citizenship question, the American Civil Liberties Union said.   About 1,700 jobs at risk after coal company, affiliate, file for bankruptcy About 1,700 coal mine jobs across four states are at risk after a major coal company and its affiliate filed for bankruptcy.   200 businesses sign brief to extend job discrimination laws to LGBTQ people More than 200 U.S. and international companies signed an amicus brief Tuesday calling on the Supreme Court to include sexual orientation and gender identity in federal civil rights law.   Prolonged pregnancies linked to greater risk of stillbirth The highest risk of stillbirth occurred when pregnancies went beyond 41 weeks -- then the odds rose by 87 percent, according to an analysis of 15 million pregnancies.   Average cost of air ambulance trip to hospital rose to nearly $40,000 The median charge of an air ambulance trip was $39,000 in 2016, about 60 percent more than the $24,000 charged just four years earlier, researchers found.   Nationwide protests demand closure of migrant detention centers Protesters across the United States on Tuesday called for an end to migrant detention centers, voicing outrage over reports of inhumane conditions.   Hubble, Spitzer telescopes conduct chemical survey of mid-size exoplanet For the first time, scientists, with the help of a pair of NASA space telescopes, have identified the chemical signature of the atmosphere surrounding a mid-sized exoplanet.   Women's World Cup soccer: USA defeats England 2-1, advances to final The United States Women's National Team advanced to the Women's World Cup final with a 2-1 victory over England on Tuesday in France.   Study: Increased HPV vaccinations may prevent 1,300 cases of cancer in California Increasing HPV vaccination to 99.5 percent in California could prevent cancer in more than 1,300 people, a study says, as U.S. and global agencies promote the vaccine as a way to prevent cervical and other cancers.   In photos: Moments from the 2019 Wimbledon Championship Top tennis players from around the world compete in the Wimbledon Championship in London through July 14, 2019.   When spiders leave the nest, they turn aggressive Spiders who exhibit sociability and tolerance when they're first born often become aggressive when they leave the nest and plot out on their own. Now, scientists are beginning to understand why.   Watch: Cat fights off cobra outside home in India A security camera at an Indian family's home captured footage of a pet cat protecting the house from a venomous cobra.   Watch: Bear almost collides with motorcycle in Massachusetts A Massachusetts motorcyclist's helmet-mounted camera captured the moment he narrowly evaded a crash with a bear that ran across the road in front of him.   Study: Many seek marijuana to treat pain, insomnia Many people are turning to marijuana as an alternative to over-the-counter painkillers, prescription opioids and sleep aids, according to a new study.   Maryland woman's dream numbers earn her a second lotto prize A Maryland woman who collected her second $50,000 lottery jackpot said her numbers came from the same source -- her dreams.   Watch: Jerry Seinfeld, Eddie Murphy, Seth Rogen star in 'Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee' trailer Jerry Seinfeld takes a joy ride with Eddie Murphy, Seth Rogen and more in the new trailer for "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" Season 11.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Suspected U.S. spies 'due to be' sentenced to death, Iran saysNBC News could not independently confirm the reports and the CIA said it had no comment.   Dalai Lama sorry for saying female successor would have to be 'attractive'"If a female Dalai Lama comes, she should be more attractive," the Dalai Lama told the BBC in a recent interview. 14 killed in fire on Russian navy submarineThe defense ministry said that the blaze broke out Monday while the vessel was performing tests in Russia's territorial waters. Women's soccer enters new era with huge World Cup audiencesFIFA says it expects the competition to reach a total of 1 billion viewers across all platforms worldwide. Over 2,700 miles in four months: Globe-trotting fox stuns researchersResearchers say it’s one of the longest migrations of an Arctic fox ever documented in such a short time. Hong Kong's leader condemns protesters' 'extreme use of violence'Demonstrators spray painted walls and hung the colonial flag in the Legislative Council building on the 22nd anniversary of the city's handover to China. Protesters storm Hong Kong's legislative chamber on 22nd anniversary of Chinese ruleThe clashes flared outside a flag-raising ceremony marking 22 years since the former British colony was given back to Beijing. Ivanka Trump's diplomatic role in the spotlight during Asia trip"This seemed to be a moment where she came even further from the margins to center stage," former White House staffer Peter Feaver said. Trump's foreign aid abortion ban is putting women's lives at risk, experts say“If it was done at the end of a gun, it would be denounced before the International Criminal Court,” the U.N. human rights commissioner said. More Recent Articles
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Government Watchdog Finds Squalid Conditions in Border CentersA Department of Homeland Security inspector general’s report detailed overcrowding and children without showers or hot meals, and lawmakers demanded answers. 2020 Census Won’t Have Citizenship Question as Trump Administration Drops EffortA Supreme Court decision last week had temporarily blocked the administration’s effort. Trump and R.N.C. Raised $105 Million in 2nd Quarter, a Sign He Will Have Far More Money Than in 2016The figure reported by the president’s campaign and the Republican National Committee dwarfed President Barack Obama’s fund-raising during the same period in 2011. House Files Lawsuit Seeking Disclosure of Trump Tax ReturnsLawmakers are escalating a fight by moving the dispute into the federal courts, which will probably determine whether the president’s tax returns will be seen by Congress and the public. Lee Iacocca, Visionary Automaker Who Led Both Ford and Chrysler, Is Dead at 94Mr. Iacocca helped create the Ford Mustang, saved the failing Chrysler Corporation and came to personify the American auto industry. Navy SEAL Chief Accused of War Crimes Is Found Not Guilty of MurderThe chief was convicted of a single charge for posing with the dead body of an ISIS captive. E.U. Nominates Ursula von der Leyen as Commission PresidentAfter grueling and bitter negotiations, the European Union made history by putting forward two women for top jobs as the bloc’s unity is being tested. In Tense Times, ‘Call in the Woman’: Lagarde Will Lead the E.C.B.Christine Lagarde will become one of the most powerful figures in international finance, giving her a leading hand in the world’s second largest economy. Merkel’s Health Intensifies Debate Over Her SuccessionWhen the German leader was seen shaking in public twice in a matter of days, it was largely played down. Then she powered her way through a grueling week of travel and meetings. Detention Facilities, Census, World Cup: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Taffy Brodesser-Akner Talks About Her First NovelBrodesser-Akner discusses “Fleishman in Trouble,” and Katherine Eban talks about “Bottle of Lies: The Inside Story of the Generic Drug Boom.” Trump’s Inauguration: The Money Behind the Most Expensive U.S. Presidential DebutWatch our new TV show from The New York Times on FX and Hulu. What Iran Is Learning From North KoreaWe look at what signal President Trump may be sending to Iran, a country that doesn’t have a nuclear arsenal, as he cultivates a relationship with the North, which does. When in Brazil, Just Follow the MusicThe capital of the Brazilian state of Bahia can be an intimidating place for travelers. But, as the 52 Places Traveler found out, when in doubt, just follow the music. At Lokanta, Sheep’s Head Soup and Other Turkish DelightsThe celebrated (and talkative) chef Orhan Yegen brings his repertoire of subtle braises, soups, and stews from Turkey to Astoria, Queens. Kamala Harris Surges in 3 Polls After Strong Debate PerformanceMs. Harris placed second in all three polls, behind Joseph R. Biden Jr., whose support dipped. The results were also positive for Elizabeth Warren. Trump Taps Two Fed Nominees, One Conventional, the Other NotThe president, in a pair of tweets, said he would nominate Judy Shelton, a Fed critic, and Christopher Waller, a St. Louis Fed official, to sit on the Fed board. Judge in Italy Orders Release of Captain of Migrant-Rescue ShipCapt. Carola Rackete had defended her decision to dock the ship, owned by a German humanitarian group, by citing the growing exhaustion of the 40 migrants aboard. ‘Revenge Suicide Hypothesis’ Offered by Lawyer for Estranged Husband of Missing WomanThe lawyer claimed Jennifer Dulos, who vanished in May, took her own life to prevent her husband from obtaining custody of their five children. Tanks Already in Washington for Trump’s Fourth of July EventThe presence of tanks in the capital suggests that the president has succeeded in turning the city’s Independence Day festivities into a salute to the U.S. military. N.R.A. Donor Directs a Revolt Against a ‘Radioactive’ LeaderA major contributor is rallying donors to withhold millions, calling for Wayne LaPierre’s ouster and other reforms. Nike and Kaepernick Back in Culture Wars After ‘Betsy Ross Flag’ Sneaker FurorThe decision to pull the shoes, which came after the Nike brand ambassador Colin Kaepernick objected to the design, ignited debate on social media. ‘Guilty’ Pleasures? No Such ThingGo forth and read that trashy novel. 5 Cheap(ish) Things to Keep Your Bedroom CoolAs summer heats up, here are some ways to keep cool at home. 10 Ways to Lower the Cancer Risk of GrillingIf you plan to grill often experts suggest taking some small steps to make a big difference in lowering your exposure to compounds that are tied to cancer. The ‘Les Misérables’ Revolving Stage Is Going. Fans Are in a Spin.The original London production is closing this month after a 33-year run. When it returns, a well-loved feature won’t be there. ‘Midsommar’ Review: Building a Horror Møusetrap With Swedish BaitAri Aster’s hyper-aware movie about bad relationships and worse vacations has more virtuosity than vision. Kim Kardashian West and Japan Reach DétenteAn international incident over Ms. Kardashian West’s Kimono trademark ends ... or does it? Tiny Love Stories: ‘In the Summer, We Sleep Naked’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. 10 Medical Myths We Should Stop Believing. Doctors, Too.Researchers identified nearly 400 common medical practices and theories that were contradicted by rigorous studies. Here are some of the most notable findings. Poachers Are Invading Botswana, Last Refuge of African ElephantsNew data leave little doubt that the illegal ivory trade has reached the country, scientists say. During a Solar Eclipse, What Are Plants Doing?Research conducted during the Great American Eclipse of 2017 suggests the sun’s midday disappearance shocks some plants. The Apps You Need for Smarter Travel in AsiaYou may rely on Google Maps and Uber in the United States, but if you’re traveling to Japan, Korea or China, consider installing one of these. The Welcome Humiliation of John BoltonA warmonger is the latest to lose his dignity to Donald Trump. More Recent Articles
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