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Russian opposition leader Alekei Navalny arrested ahead of protest Russian opposition leader Alekei Navalny said he was arrested Wednesday, days before he was to hold a massive anti-government protest.      Portland Trail Blazers to sign veteran free agent Pau Gasol Veteran free-agent big man Pau Gasol agreed to a one-year contract with the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday.   Tennessee Titans make Kevin Byard highest-paid safety in NFL history The Tennessee Titans reached a multiyear contract extension with Pro Bowl safety Kevin Byard that will make him the highest-paid safety in NFL history.   Watch: Kristof Milak, 19, breaks Michael Phelps' 200m butterfly world record Kristof Milak, a 19-year-old from Hungary, shattered former U.S. star Michael Phelps' world record in the 200m butterfly at the world championships Wednesday.   Severe storms to rumble across north-central U.S. into Thursday night The latest round of severe thunderstorms for the northern Plains and Upper Midwest, as well as adjacent areas of Canada, is in store from Wednesday afternoon to Friday.   Steven Mnuchin, Robert Lighthizer to travel to Shanghai for trade negotiations Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer will travel to China next week for negotiations to resolve the ongoing trade war between the two countries.   New York Yankees place Gary Sanchez on injured list with groin strain The New York Yankees placed All-Star catcher Gary Sanchez on the 10-day injured list due to a left groin strain.   FTC outlines how to claim compensation for Equifax data breach The Federal Trade Commission on Wednesday announced how customers affected by the 2017 Equifax data breach can receive compensation as a result of the agency's settlement.   California father pleads guilty to $250K bribe to get son into USC A California man pleaded guilty Wednesday to paying a $250,000 bribe to get his son accepted to the University of Southern California as a fake member of the school's volleyball team.   Cleveland Cavaliers' Kevin Love skipping 2019 FIBA World Cup Cleveland Cavaliers All-Star forward Kevin Love is skipping the 2019 FIBA World Cup in China and will become the ninth player to withdraw from playing for the United States.   Golden State Warriors' Steve Kerr: Anthony Davis trade 'bad for the league' Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr took issue with Anthony Davis' departure from the New Orleans Pelicans to the Los Angeles Lakers this off-season.   New England Patriots signing TE Lance Kendricks to one-year contract The New England Patriots are signing veteran free-agent tight end Lance Kendricks before the team's training camp.   NASA cuts 385 acres of trees in Florida for a better view of launch pads NASA has cut down trees at Kennedy Space Center in Florida to allow a better view of launch pads where human spaceflight is set to return.   N. Korea fires 2 unidentified projectiles into East Sea, South says North Korea on Thursday fired two unidentified projectiles from near its east coast town of Wonsan into the East Sea, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said.   180 flights canceled at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport due to fuel supply issue Officials at Amsterdam's Schiphol airport canceled more than 100 flights Wednesday due to a fault in the facility's fuel supply system.   Tennessee Titans' Taylor Lewan announces failed drug test, takes polygraph Tennessee Titans offensive lineman Taylor Lewan is facing a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances.   Green Bay Packers release Pro Bowl DL Mike Daniels The Green Bay Packers released Pro Bowl defensive lineman Mike Daniels on Wednesday, one day before the start of the team's training camp.   S&P 500 and Nasdaq close at record highs behind tech rally The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite closed at record highs on Wednesday as tech stocks rallied.   Study: Climate change may increase fungal infections Climate change could be increasing the tolerance of fungi to warmer temperatures, making them more likely to infect humans, a new study suggests.   Allergan recalls breast implants tied to rare cancer risk Allergan's textured breast implants will be recalled due to their link to a rare cancer, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced Wednesday.   Eating at certain times of the day may help weight loss Fasting from time to time or eating earlier in the day may help people lower their body mass by reducing their appetite, according to new research.   Indigenous Congo foragers learn early to use the sun for orientation According to a new study, the Mbendjele BaYaka people of the Republic of Congo are quite adept at using the sun to orient themselves in the Congo's dense lowland forests.   U.S. Coast Guard to strengthen presence in Western Pacific Ocean The U.S. Coast Guard will strengthen its presence and test new deployment concepts in the Western Pacific Ocean, its commandant said.   Pennsylvania court overturns Meek Mill's 2008 firearms conviction A Pennsylvania appeals court overturned the 2008 firearms-related conviction of Meek Mill on Wednesday, granting the rapper a new trial.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Another vehicle used by Canadian teens suspected in 3 murders found in flamesOfficials say the two teenagers are now wanted in connection to the killings of a U.S. woman, her Australian boyfriend and an unidentified third person.   Lebanese pop band faces death threats over 'blasphemous' songMashrou’ Leila, led by an openly gay singer, is facing online threats from activists who claim that one of their songs insults Christianity. North Korea fired at least 2 short-range missiles, say U.S. officialsThis would be the first launching of projectiles reported since President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un met at the demilitarized zone. In Tijuana, expectant moms hope for U.S. asylumAs the days, weeks and months pass while these women wait, obtaining prenatal care is difficult. Boris Johnson becomes Britain's new leader. Will he steer the country out of crisis?New York-born Johnson takes office at one of the most critical junctures in Britain's post-World War II history. Rutger Hauer, 'Blade Runner' star, dies at 75The versatile actor died July 19 at his home in the Netherlands and his funeral was held Wednesday. Missing teens now suspects in killings of U.S. woman, her boyfriend and third personPolice say the teens are "suspects in the Dease Lake suspicious death and the double homicide of Lucas Fowler and Chynna Deese." New threat to fire-damaged Notre Dame Cathedral: heat waveThe chief architect of France's historic monuments says he's afraid that the heat wave sweeping Europe could cause the vaulted ceilings to collapse. Britain braces for hottest day ever as heat wave stifles EuropeTemperatures are expected to exceed 102 degrees in Britain while France, Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands are also experiencing above-normal temperatures. Conservative Polish magazine issues 'LGBT-Free Zone' stickersGazeta Polska distributed the stickers with its weekly edition on Wednesday, amid a mounting backlash against gay rights in central Europe's largest nation. China blames Trump for destabilizing the worldThe white paper said the Beijing government "resolutely opposes the wrong practices and provocative activities" of President Donald Trump's administration. British politician's aide quits in a brazen Twitter tirade"I cannot and will not defend you and your vile, inexcusable contempt for the people who voted you in," Gareth Arnold wrote. North Korea detains Russians, South Koreans in fishing vesselThe crew were detained on July 17 by North Korean border guards, and are currently being held in a hotel in the city of Wonsan, the Russian embassy said. More Recent Articles
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Mueller Warns of Russian Sabotage and Rejects Trump’s ‘Witch Hunt’ ClaimsRobert S. Mueller III laid out damning insights about President Trump, calling his responses to investigators untruthful and acknowledging that he could later be charged with a crime. What We Learned From Mueller’s 7 Hours on Capitol HillRobert S. Mueller III’s long-anticipated testimony before two House committees broke little new ground, but under questioning, the former special counsel had his moments. Mueller’s Labored Performance Was a Departure From His Once-Fabled StaminaAs special counsel, Mr. Mueller adopted a more hands-off style than when he was F.B.I. director, and it was on display Wednesday in his congressional appearances. The Blockbuster That Wasn’t: Mueller Disappoints the DemocratsRobert S. Mueller III’s testimony to Congress about the Russia investigation failed to provide the dramatic moment that President Trump’s critics wanted. Photographic Evidence: 12 Hours of Mueller DayFrom local bars to the halls of Congress and the White House, the testimony of Robert S. Mueller III in two back-to-back House hearings captivated Washington. Trump Says Mueller Was ‘Horrible’ and Republicans ‘Had a Good Day’President Trump criticized the special counsel’s performance before Congress, calling the pair of hearings a “disaster” for Democrats. Facebook Antitrust Inquiry Shows Big Tech’s Freewheeling Era Is PastTwo settlements and a new antitrust investigation highlighted a new reality for tech giants: Scrutiny from regulators and lawmakers has become a constant. Trump’s Latest Attempt to Bar Asylum Seekers Is Blocked After a Day of Dueling RulingsA federal judge said the Trump administration must continue accepting asylum claims from all eligible migrants. Robert Mueller, Boris Johnson, Booker Prize: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. An Upstate Culture Crawl, Thanks to a $2 Trolley That Drops You Door to DoorTo explore the Hudson Valley, it helps to have a car. But to see some of the area’s best art, employ this adorable green streetcar. ‘Send Her Back’: White Voters and Trump’s Path to Re-electionWe look at how a campaign rooted in racial polarization could affect President Trump’s chances of winning in 2020. An Escape Room Where You Can’t Escape Your PrivilegeAn interactive art installation turns a live-action game into a disarming demonstration of social inequality. For Years, Alcohol Was My Only Comfort. Then It Nearly Killed Me.“If you lived my life, you would drink, too.” I knew I was an alcoholic, but under no terms did I want to do anything about it. North Korea Launches Two Short-Range Missiles, South Korea SaysNorth Korea fired the missiles off its east coast on Thursday amid stalled efforts to resume talks on ending the country’s nuclear weapons program. Trump Vetoes Bipartisan Resolutions Blocking Arms Sales to Gulf NationsLawmakers had tried to send an angry message to the president over his attempts to bypass them, but they do not expect to have the votes to override the veto. Suggesting a Tanker Swap, Iran Hints at a CompromisePresident Hassan Rouhani’s offer may be a gesture toward reducing the escalating tensions between Iran and the West. Now There’s an Event to Storm Loch Ness: ‘Find Dat Big Boi’A Facebook invitation, apparently inspired by a call to storm Area 51 in Nevada, attracted more than 22,000 pledges to seek out the fabled monster. Europe Suffers Heat Wave of Dangerous, Record-High TemperaturesBelgium and the Netherlands set national records, and the all-time marks for Germany and Britain could fall on Thursday. Paris will approach 108 degrees. Boeing May Halt 737 Max Production as Economic Fallout SpreadsThe aerospace giant experienced a 35 percent drop in sales for the quarter, largely because the troubled jetliner remains grounded after two deadly crashes. Breast Implants Linked to Rare Cancer Are Recalled WorldwideUnder pressure from the Food and Drug Administration, Allergan will stop selling textured implants. Thirty-three deaths have been tied to the devices. A Postwar Love Triangle in Which One Partner May Be Pure FantasyIngeborg Bachmann’s novel “Malina” is as much a tormented existential thriller as it is a haunted war story by the daughter of an Austrian Nazi. Your Data Were ‘Anonymized’? These Scientists Can Still Identify YouComputer scientists have developed an algorithm that can pick out almost any American in databases supposedly stripped of personal information. Even Unhatched, Birds Exchange Survival SkillsEggs vibrate in response to parental alarm calls, then pass on the warning to nearby eggs. How Weight Training Changes the BrainIn animals, weight training appeared to promote the creation of new neurons in the memory centers of the brain. When Grandparents Help Hold It All TogetherSociologists use the term “intensive grandparenting” to refer to a commitment to providing regular child care, often accompanied by housekeeping or other tasks. More Recent Articles
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