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ACLU sues to block Trump's new sweeping asylum restrictions Four civil rights organizations sued the Trump administration Tuesday to block a new rule that would make most asylum seekers inadmissible from entering the United States through its southern border.      Ex-NFL running back Trent Richardson eager for possible opportunity with XFL Former NFL running back Trent Richardson says he is committed to continue playing professional football and is eager for a possible chance in the XFL.   Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens dies at 99 Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens died at the age of 99 on Tuesday.   Analyst: Japan dispute with Korea could cripple U.S. China tech policy Japan's trade restrictions targeting South Korea could ultimately undermine U.S. policy designed to rein in Chinese technology practices.   South African singer Johnny Clegg dies at 66 South African singer and activist Johnny Clegg died at the age of 66 on Tuesday in Johannesburg.   Former Patriots receiver Cordarrelle Patterson says Super Bowl win is meaningless Chicago Bears wide receiver Cordarrelle Patterson has moved past celebrating the Super Bowl ring he earned with the New England Patriots last year.   Leana Wen out as president of Planned Parenthood due to 'philosophical differences' Planned Parenthood announced the departure of President Leana Wen, who said they had engaged in negotiations about "philosophical differences" about the future of the program.   10 Turkish soldiers kidnapped off Nigerian coast Armed men boarded a ship off the coast of Nigeria on Tuesday and kidnapped 10 Turkish sailors, a Turkish shipping company said.   LA Sparks guard Riquna Williams suspended 10 games for domestic violence Los Angeles Sparks guard c has been suspended 10 games without pay after a domestic violence incident, the league announced Tuesday.   House votes to condemn Trump tweets targeting congresswomen The House voted Tuesday to condemn tweets in which President Donald Trump called for four congresswomen to "go back" to their original countries.   Broncos' Emmanuel Sanders says he won't be ready for start of training camp Denver Broncos wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders said he "definitely" will not be a full participant in practice when training camp begins Wednesday.   Humanity needs bold new space mission, Apollo legends agree A new, bold challenge in space exploration is needed to advance American prosperity and unite humanity with a common goal, a group of Apollo-era legends said Tuesday.   Vikings running back Roc Thomas suspended by NFL for marijuana possession Minnesota Vikings running back Roc Thomas has been suspended three games for violating the league's substance abuse policy, the league announced Tuesday.   Veteran defensive end Robert Ayers retires after nine NFL seasons Veteran NFL defensive end Robert Ayers announced his retirement from the Tuesday after nine seasons.   French environment minister resigns over lobster, champagne dinners French Environment Minister Francois de Rugy resigned Tuesday after facing criticism for hosting luxurious dinners that appeared to have little to do with his former role as president of the National Assembly.   AAC commissioner has 'no plans' to replace UConn after 2020 American Athletic Conference Mike Aresco said the league has "no plans" to expand when the University of Connecticut leaves to rejoin the Big East next year.   Federal judge permanently blocks inclusion of citizenship question on 2020 census A federal judge Tuesday permanently blocked the Trump administration from adding a question about citizenship to the 2020 census.   Federal judge orders R. Kelly held without bond on sex charges A federal judge Tuesday ordered R. Kelly held in custody without bond while facing child pornography charges in Illinois.   Evolutionary guard against starvation linked to difficulty losing weight Researchers have linked a protein dubbed "RAGE," evolved as an anti-starvation mechanism, with difficulty losing weight.   Christine Lagarde resigns from IMF to become president of European Central Bank International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde submitted her resignation Tuesday to take on a new role as president of the European Central Bank.   Problematic smartphone use linked to mental health woes "Problematic" cellphone use is tied to a variety of mental health problems, as well as lower grades and more sexual partners, new research on college students found.   Ants living in the Australian desert are ready for 'insect Armageddon' New findings suggest the ant species in the Australian desert are surprisingly resilient, capable of thriving amidst variable conditions.   Dangerous hospital bacteria resistant to decontamination Surgical gowns, stainless steel surfaces and vinyl floors in hospitals were still contaminated with a dangerous bacteria after recommended cleaning procedures, a new study found.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Suspect admits to killing U.S. scientist Suzanne Eaton in Greece, police source saysEaton's body was found July 8 outside the port city of Chania, days after she was reported missing.   Palestinians denounce Trump tweets against local hero Rashida TlaibAlthough Tlaib has never lived in the West Bank, she still has relatives in the area and is widely seen as a local hero. More Recent Articles
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Here Are the Republicans Who Voted to Condemn as Racist Trump’s Remarks (and Other Things to Know)Only four Republicans broke with their party to vote against President Trump. They were joined by Representative Justin Amash, who recently left the party to become an independent. Trump Sets the 2020 Tone: Like 2016, Only This Time ‘the Squad’ Is HereThe president boasted of “marrying” Pelosi to “the Squad,” betting that he can cast the entire Democratic Party as radical. John Paul Stevens: Canny Strategist and the ‘Finest Legal Mind’ Ford Could FindJustice Stevens’s confirmation hearings in 1975 were the last not to be broadcast live on television. He was confirmed by unanimous vote. A Prosperous China Says ‘Men Preferred,’ and Women LoseGender is now one of the most important factors behind income inequality in China, where workplace discrimination and court rulings have set women back. Planned Parenthood Ousts President, Seeking a More Political ApproachDr. Leana Wen was removed after 8 months in office, as the group sought a more aggressive political leader to combat recent efforts to roll back access to abortions. Eric Garner, Congress, Emmy Awards: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Trump and ‘the Squad’After the president targeted four progressive congresswomen of color with a racist trope, they fired back. George F. Will on Conservatism’s HomelessnessWill discusses “The Conservative Sensibility,” and David Maraniss talks about “A Good American Family: The Red Scare and My Father.” In Trump I TrustThe president’s political project requires more than a few leaps of faith. ‘Trump’s Going to Get Re-elected, Isn’t He?’Voters have reason to worry. Why Hasn’t the Officer Who Killed Eric Garner Been Fired Yet?The answers are frustrating, as his family grieves. Donald Trump Wishes He Were Running Against Alexandria Ocasio-CortezHis racist tweet is central to his 2020 re-election strategy. I’m an Engineer, and I’m Not Buying Into ‘Smart’ CitiesSensor-equipped garbage cans sound cool, but someone still has to take out the trash. In the Squad, Trump Finds His FoilThe four Democratic congresswomen seem almost designed to push the president’s buttons. How Do You Not Give Donald Trump What He Wants?The president distracts with outrage. If only Republicans would supply some of it. Trump, ‘the Squad’ and Racism in AmericaReaders discuss the president’s use of tweets as a distraction and the response of the four congresswomen to his attack on them. What Pelosi Versus the Squad Really MeansThe progressive-liberal civil war isn’t just a conflict of what’s too far left. The Sad Lesson From CaliforniaNew York State, take note: Even the most pro-worker law in the country is ineffective if no one uses it. Not Everyone Wanted a Man on the MoonProtesters in the late ’60s and early ’70s pushed for spending at home on the same multibillion dollar scale as the moon race. In Harlem, a Tiny Restaurant That HumsThe chef Darryl Burnette and his wife, Melissa, deliver big flavors from a very small kitchen. Why Do Women Love True Crime?Men are more likely to be involved in violent crime — as perpetrators and victims — but women love to read about it. Kate Tuttle considers the gendered attractions of the genre. Iran Rejects Pompeo’s Suggestion It Is Willing to Negotiate Over Missile ProgramThe misunderstanding seemed to underscore the White House’s eagerness to turn weeks of confrontation with Iran into a negotiating opportunity — and a reminder of how hard that will be to accomplish. MS-13 Gang Members Charged With Brutal Murders in Los AngelesA sweeping indictment of 22 members of the transnational criminal gang’s “Fulton Clique” lists a host of crimes ranging from racketeering to gruesome killings. Elon Musk’s Company Takes Baby Steps to Wiring Brains to the InternetNeuralink, a San Francisco company funded by Mr. Musk, says it has created a device that could one day wire data links directly to the brain. Mark Sanford, Once Targeted by Trump, Weighs Primary Challenge Against HimMr. Sanford, the former congressman and governor from South Carolina who infamously lied about hiking the Appalachian Trail, is considering taking on the president. Beyond the Grave, the N.R.A.’s $56 Million Donor Lives OnThe National Rifle Association’s benefactors have been veiled in secrecy, but more than 1,000 emerged after a records review. One loomed above the rest. First Woman Chosen for Top E.U. Job Wins ConfirmationThe former German defense minister, Ursula von der Leyen, will face an array of global challenges and the bloc’s own internal divisions. Epstein’s Ties to Former Israeli Leader Shake Up Election CampaignPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demanded an inquiry into ties between his challenger, Ehud Barak, and the U.S. financier charged with sex crimes. How to Stay Financially Stable When the World Might Be Falling ApartTrade wars, climate change and slowing economic growth can mean severe trouble. So what’s a long-term investor to do? You’re Not Paying Attention, but You Really Should BeHow to actually notice the world around you. What Our Critics Think of the 2019 Emmy NominationsThis year brought welcome newcomers like “Fleabag” and “Schitt’s Creek,” along with 32 nominations for “Game of Thrones.” Our TV critics discuss the Emmy nominations, surprises and snubs. Could Jack Have Fit? A ‘Titanic’ Question for DiCaprioWith teasing help from Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie, a decades-long debate goes on, and on. Julia Louis-Dreyfus on Her Emmy Nomination and the End of ‘Veep’The actress received her seventh nomination for playing Selina Meyer. If she wins, she will have claimed the most Emmys of any actor. Tiny Love Stories: ‘Will You Please Forgive Me?’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Lion Bones Are Profitable for Breeders, and PoachersAn American ban on trophies may have contributed to a growing trade in lion skeletons. Hold ’Em or Fold ’Em? This A.I. Bluffs With the BestPluribus, a poker-playing algorithm, can beat the world’s top human players, proving that machines, too, can master our mind games. The ‘Lady of the House’ Who Was Long Entangled With Jeffrey EpsteinGhislaine Maxwell’s yearslong involvement with Mr. Epstein, who faces charges of sex trafficking and abuse, has raised questions about what she may have known. Late Night Backs Up ‘the Squad’ After Trump’s Accusatory TweetsSeth Meyers said of the congresswomen that “if you’re asking them to fix the totally broken, crime-infested governments of their home countries, they’re trying.” More Recent Articles
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