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Oakland Raiders release veteran LB Brandon Marshall The Oakland Raiders released veteran linebacker Brandon Marshall as the team started to reduce their roster from 90 players to 53.      Cincinnati Bengals rookie RB Rodney Anderson suffers second torn ACL Cincinnati Bengals rookie running back Rodney Anderson is expected to miss the entire season after suffering another major knee injury.   Owner David Glass agrees to sell Kansas City Royals for $1 billion Kansas City businessman John Sherman reached an agreement with owner David Glass to purchase the Kansas City Royals.   Florida prepares to open shelters as Hurricane Dorian approaches South Florida counties in line to receive a direct hit from Hurricane Dorian plan to open shelters beginning Sunday, county officials and Gov. Ron DeSantis said Friday.   U.S. Open tennis: Serena Williams, Roger Federer reach fourth round Serena Williams and Roger Federer each moved into the 2019 U.S. Open's round of 16 with victories Friday at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing, N.Y.   Florida, Bahamas on high alert as Hurricane Dorian reaches Category 3 strength Hurricane Dorian became a major hurricane on Friday as government officials and residents in the United States and Bahamas continued to prepare for the potentially devastating storm.   Moments from the 2019 Venice Film Festival The 76th annual Venice Film Festival runs from Aug. 28-Sept. 7, 2019, in Venice, Italy, with Argentine filmmaker Lucrecia Martel serving as jury president.   Notable deaths of 2019 Actor Peter Fonda, Nobel laureate Toni Morrison, former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld and Broadway legend Carol Channing are among the famous people who have died in 2019.   Valerie Harper, star of 'Rhoda,' dies at 80 Valerie Harper, the television and stage actor audiences came to love as Rhoda on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," died Friday, her family announced. She was 80.   Coroner: Los Angeles Angels' Tyler Skaggs died of accidental overdose A Texas medical examiner ruled that Los Angeles Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs died from an accidental overdose of opioids and alcohol.   Republican Rep. John Shimkus won't seek re-election Rep. John Shimkus announced Friday he's not seeking re-election after more than two decades representing southeast Illinois as a Republican.   United Airlines delays return of Boeing 737 Max planes until late December United Airlines on Friday extended its grounding of Boeing 737 Max aircraft through December, days after it relocated its fleet of the jets to Arizona for long-term storage.   Watch: Australia resident finds surprise snake inside boot An Australia resident received a reminder to always check their boots when they looked inside the footwear and spotted a snake.   Garcelle Beauvais becomes first African American on 'Real Housewife of Beverly Hills' Bravo TV announced Garcelle Beauvais and Sutton Stracke will join Season 10 of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" on Friday. This makes Beauvais the first African-American in the "RHOBH" cast.   Watch: City warns of wild pigs after aggressive hog chases woman A California city is warning residents to beware of wild pigs after one of the hogs chased a woman and she caught the encounter on video.   Watch: Morgan Spurlock returns to McDonald's after 12 years in 'Super Size Me 2' Samuel Goldwyn Films released a clip from Morgan Spurlock's sequel "Super Size Me 2" on Friday. The film opens in select cities on Sept. 6.   Wildfire near Salt Lake City forces evacuations A wildfire just north of Salt Lake City destroyed three homes and forced the evacuation of at least 400 households hours after it sparked Friday morning, emergency officials said.   Fishing trip sandwich stop pays off for lotto winner A South Carolina man who made a stop for a sandwich while on a fishing trip ended up saving his hunger with a major lottery prize: $25,000 a year for life.   Watch: New 'Into the Dark' movie explores horror of the double standard Hulu's September entry in the horror anthology "Into the Dark" explores a Purity Retreat where girls face both demons and paternal pressure.   Doctors more likely to prescribe opioids at late-day appointments, study says A patient is 33 percent more likely to receive a prescription during a late-day doctor's appointment, or appointment with a doctor that is running late, than one earlier in the day, according to new research.   Cave deposits suggest Earth experienced dramatic sea level rise 4 million years ago Scientists have discovered ancient deposits in the Artà Cave on the island of Mallorca that suggest sea levels 3.5 to 4 million years ago were more than 50 feet higher than they are today.   Florida military posts evacuate aircraft Hurricane Dorian approaches Military posts in Florida began preparations for the arrival of Hurricane Dorian with evacuations of personnel and aircraft.   British aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth sails to U.S. for exercises The British aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth sailed for the United States on Friday, leading a four-vessel squadron to an operational testing exercise.   Watch: 'OITNB' star Uzo Aduba fights for her son's education in 'Miss Virginia' trailer Vertical Entertainment released a new trailer for "Miss Virginia" on Friday. "Orange is the New Black" Emmy winner Uzo Aduba stars in the true story of a mother's fight for education reform in D.C.   Outlook for Great Barrier Reef is now 'very poor' In a report issued Friday, the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority downgraded the outlook for Australia's Great Barrier Reef from "poor" to "very poor."   Study: At-home colonoscopy tests decrease colon cancer screenings The availability of at-home colon cancer screenings decrease the rates of testing for the deadly disease.   Look: Wildlife officers rescue elk trapped in irrigation canal Wildlife officials in Washington state came to the rescue of a large elk stranded in an irrigation canal that it was unable to climb out from due to concrete lining.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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In a Tweet Taunting Iran, Trump Releases an Image Thought to Be ClassifiedThe president’s tweet, which included a high-resolution satellite image of the damage, was unusual because Iran had neither acknowledged the accident nor blamed the United States.   Amid Recession Worries, Trump Points Finger at American BusinessesWith his re-election hopes on the line, the president seeks someone to blame in case the economy turns south. Trump’s Personal Assistant, Madeleine Westerhout, Shared Intimate Details of First FamilyMr. Trump said Friday that his Ms. Westerhout had been drinking when she “said things about my children” to reporters, comments he called “a little bit hurtful.” Tensions Flare Between Trump and Fox NewsPresident Trump expressed frustration with his preferred cable channel this week, prompting two on-air personalities to say they “don’t work” for him. Twitter C.E.O. Jack Dorsey’s Account HackedMr. Dorsey’s account began posting racial epithets, profanities and bomb threats on Friday afternoon. A company spokesman confirmed it was hacked. Before Hurricane Dorian’s Arrival Comes a Question: Stay or Evacuate?With Hurricane Dorian bearing down, Florida residents are engaged in a complex set of financial, logistical and psychological calculations of whether to evacuate or ride it out at home. Hurricane Dorian, Vaping, Gem-O-Rama: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Miriam Shor Reads ‘My Platonic Romance on the Psych Ward’The “Younger” actress reads an essay about the unlikely relationship of two psychiatric patients. How Tainted Gold May Have Ended Up in Your PhoneA New TV Show from The New York Times on FX and Hulu But Is She Likable Enough?On women, likability and being exhausted by the idea of “gender judo.” France’s Chicest Hotel Family Has Come to Languedoc. Is That a Good Thing?The Costes have opened an outpost on the region’s decidedly unglamorous coastline. But outside the confines of their high-design resort, a low-key charm beckons. Get Out of My Light, Honey. I’m Auditioning Here.These days actors angling for roles typically create their own videotapes, often at home. What’s lost when face-to-face interaction goes? Trial for Men Accused of Plotting 9/11 Attacks Is Set for 2021A military judge on Friday set Jan. 11, 2021, as the start of the death penalty trial at Guantánamo Bay of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and four men accused of plotting the attacks. Poland Had the Royal Castle Ready. Then Trump Canceled His Trip.Ahead of national elections, Poland’s governing party had hoped that President Trump’s visit would give it a boost and blunt concerns that it was undermining democracy. In Siberia, a First Female Mayor Builds a National ProfileWomen are a rarity in Russian politics, as was the free election that brought Sardana Avksentieva to power. But what really sets her apart is her thriftiness. With a Sexually Fluid Cast, ‘Are You the One?’ Builds a Cult FollowingDevoted viewers say the show has made them realize how starved they were for representation in mainstream media. The New Guard of Nigerian MusiciansFive performers to know — including Odunsi (The Engine) and Teni the Entertainer — who are making their mark in a crowded field. ‘Hair Love’: 3 Men and a Little Girl (With a Lot of Curls)The animated short being shown with “Angry Birds 2” was the brainchild of a former N.F.L. player working with two animation veterans. A Lot Can Change in 90 Days. Ask Tottenham Hotspur.Three months after the biggest game in its history, something is wrong at Spurs. It’s just that nobody knows what. Hanging Out With Humans Makes This Bird Bad at Its JobThe weka, a flightless bird in New Zealand, brings plants to new areas by eating their fruit and excreting the seeds. But some choose to stick close to humans and their food, limiting their range. With ‘Talking to Strangers,’ Malcolm Gladwell Goes DarkRead by millions — but savaged by critics — the author has a new book on police violence, campus rape and other bleak terrain. More Recent Articles
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