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Jeffrey Epstein accuser sues his estate, 3 staff, Ghislaine Maxwell A woman who has accused disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein of sexual abuse including rape when she was a teenager sued his estate, his longtime associate Ghislaine Maxwell and three unnamed female staffers.      San Francisco 49ers' Jimmy Garoppolo throws five straight INTs in practice San Francisco 49ers starting quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo struggled during the team's practice Wednesday, throwing five consecutive interceptions.   U.S., South Korea burden-sharing talks spur worries of widening 'rift' Military cost-sharing renegotiations between the United States and South Korea raise significant concerns, U.S. analysts tell UPI.   Atlanta Falcons claim former New England Patriots QB Danny Etling The Atlanta Falcons claimed former New England Patriots quarterback Danny Etling off waivers Wednesday.   Pirates' Jameson Taillon has second Tommy John surgery, to miss 2020 season Pittsburgh Pirates starting pitcher Jameson Taillon is expected to miss next season after undergoing Tommy John surgery on his right elbow for a second time.   Former All-Star Antawn Jamison joins Washington Wizards' front office Former Washington Wizards big man Antawn Jamison is returning to the franchise in a front-office role.   Ethics board rules Trudeau exerted improper influence in SNC-Lavalin scandal Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau exerted improper political influence by pressuring a former justice minister to drop an investigation into contractor SNC-Lavalin, an ethics board ruled Wednesday.   Tropical Atlantic, including Gulf of Mexico, may soon spring to life AccuWeather meteorologists are monitoring the potential for changing conditions in the Atlantic basin that may lead to an uptick in tropical activity, including the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico over the next couple of weeks.   Texas Gov. Greg Abbott launches domestic terrorism task force Less than two weeks after a gunman walked into an El Paso Walmart and killed 22 shoppers, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has launched a Domestic Terrorism Task Force to protect against statewide acts of extremism.   Philadelphia Phillies' Jake Arrieta expected to have season-ending surgery Philadelphia Phillies right-handed pitcher Jake Arrieta is expected to miss the remainder of the season due to a bone spur in his right elbow.   Tyronn Lue to join Los Angeles Clippers' coaching staff Former Cleveland Cavaliers head coach Tyronn Lue is nearing a deal with the Los Angeles Clippers to join Doc Rivers' staff.   Suspected gunman in custody after six Philadelphia officers shot Police said the gunman who shot at least six officers was in custody following an hours-long standoff Wednesday night in Philadelphia.   Environmental groups say they'll sue over green sea turtle habitat The United States should designate more critical habitat for the endangered green sea turtle, according to three environmental groups that say they will sue the government to declare additional protected areas.   FDA approves new antibiotic for drug-resistant tuberculosis The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a new antibiotic for highly drug-resistant tuberculosis.   New brain cancer treatments showing promise in trials New therapies are showing real promise in fighting the type of brain cancer that claimed the lives of Sens. John McCain and Ted Kennedy, a pair of new clinical trials shows.   U.S. obesity epidemic may be causing cancer rates to rise Since the turn of the century, American obesity rates have skyrocketed. A new study indicates that as the nation's waistlines expand, cancers long linked to obesity are striking the middle-aged more than ever before.   Nearly half of patients keep information about sexual assault, depression from doctors Nearly half of patients who've survived a sexual assault, faced threats of domestic violence, struggled with depression or thought about committing suicide has not reported these experiences during a doctor's visit.   Scientists creating genetic map of bacteria that live in humans Researchers at Harvard Medical School and Joslin Diabetes Center have set out to map the genes of the human microbiome.   N.Y. Child Victims Act opens up hundreds of lawsuits Hundreds of New Yorkers filed lawsuits Wednesday as a new window opened for them to file child sex abuse claims previously barred by statute of limitations.   American media promotes false balance on climate science, research shows According to a new study, the overwhelming consensus among climate researchers is obscured by media coverage in the United States, which lends too much weight to those who are skeptical of climate change.   Explosions at Baghdad weapons depot blamed on Israel, U.S. Explosions in a Baghdad munitions depot this week were said by a former Iraqi minister to be deliberate and the fault of Israel.   Watch: Wild donkeys make a mess in California neighborhood A California woman captured video of a herd of wild donkeys making trouble in her neighborhood by raiding a neighbor's trash.   Family sues after DNA kit reveals fertility clinic secret The DNA kit that an Ohio woman gave her parents as a Christmas gift last year was meant to draw the Cartellones closer together. Instead, it threw their lives into disarray.   Exercise may extend the lives of advanced colorectal cancer patients Advanced colorectal cancer patients who performed low-intensity exercise four or more hours a week saw close to a 20 percent reduction in cancer progression or death, according to new research.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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ASAP Rocky found guilty of assault but spared jail in Swedish trialThe case has attracted widespread attention, with Kim Kardashian West, Rod Stewart and even President Donald Trump calling on Swedish authorities to release the rapper.   Former Blackwater security contractor sentenced to life in Iraq shootingsIn all, 10 men, two women and two boys, ages 9 and 11, were killed. Photos: Violent protests bring Hong Kong Airport to a haltThe protests, which now call for the ouster of Hong Kong’s leader, are the latest in more than four months of turmoil. Tear gas flies hours after Hong Kong demonstrators say 'sorry' to air travelers"It is not our intention to cause delays to your travels and we do not want to cause inconvenience to you," protesters said in a statement. Dominican Republic hotel where American woman was beaten temporarily closingTammy Lawrence-Daley, 51, suffered severe cuts and bruises to her face while at Majestic Elegance resort in Punta Cana in January. Moscow says video shows mid-air confrontation between NATO, Russian fighter jets"The Russian Su-27 pilots pushed the fighter aircraft aside, not allowing it to come close to the liner," the Russian defense ministry's TV channel said. More Recent Articles
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Markets Are Shaken by New Signs of Global Economic TroubleShares on Wall Street fell sharply after reports showed a slowdown in China and a contraction in Germany, partly reflecting the U.S. trade war’s impact. Stock Markets, Jolted by Economic Worry, Suffer 2nd Worst Drop of 2019Yields on United States government bonds fell, indicating lower expectations for growth and extending a drop that began as the trade war intensified. Why an Heiress Spent Her Fortune Trying to Keep Immigrants OutNewly unearthed documents reveal how an environmental-minded socialite became an ardent nativist whose money helped sow the seeds of the Trump anti-immigration agenda. Trump’s Policy Could Alter the Face of the American ImmigrantThe Trump administration’s new means-testing rule is an attempt to change the profile of the American immigrant. No more is the U.S. a place that welcomes the poor. Philadelphia, Markets, Jeffrey Epstein: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Inside Hong Kong’s AirportProtesters want a government that looks out for their interests, not just Beijing’s. To make their point, they crippled a symbol of the city’s economic prominence. Your Boss Should Take Full Parental LeaveCompany culture comes from the top — it’s the only way to create change in our current system. What Is YouTube Pushing You to Watch Next?A New TV Show from The New York Times on FX and Hulu He Gave a Bike to a Refugee Girl. 24 Years Later, She Got to Thank Him.Mevan Babakar was a 5-year-old refugee in the Netherlands when she received a present that changed her life. Social media helped her find the man who gave it. Capital One Hacking Suspect Had Data From Other Targets, Officials SayProsecutors said they found the stolen material from 30 organizations on servers in the bedroom of the accused hacker. Steve King Asks if There Would Be ‘Any Population’ Left Without Rape and IncestMr. King, who represents a deeply conservative district in Iowa, was discussing his opposition to exceptions for rape and incest in anti-abortion legislation. Dozens of Young People Hospitalized for Breathing and Lung Problems After VapingPatients, mostly teenagers, suffered severe respiratory problems in recent weeks, possibly from vaping marijuana, illicit drugs or nicotine. Two More N.Y. Police Officers Die by Suicide, Bringing Total to 9 This YearA 25-year veteran of the Police Department apparently shot himself one day after a colleague was found dead, continuing a rash of suicides that has rattled the nation’s largest police force. ‘Retake Hong Kong’: A Movement, a Slogan and an Identity CrisisHong Kong’s Beijing-backed government is struggling not only for control of the streets but over what the city means as a place and political entity. What Different-Looking People Would Like You to Know Before You StareIt's human nature to be curious, but when confronted with someone who looks different than you do, here's what they'd like you to know before you stare. When You Love to Cook but Also Have a Kid, Embrace the MicrowaveEven cooking experts relax their standards once they have kids. We talked to five cooking pros to get tips on how to get dinner on the table while parenting. What to Do When You Feel Uninspired at WorkIt happens to us all, but it’s not the end of the world. Always Waiting for the Other Shoe to Drop? Here’s How to Quit WorryingThere isn’t always something negative on the horizon. How the Family Behind Heath Ceramics Fishes — and Cooks — Summer SalmonFor Catherine Bailey and Robin Petravic, road trips to Alaska represent a way to disconnect from their lives — and stock up on seafood for the year. What Makes a Red Sky at Night (and at Morning)The cartoonist behind the strip XKCD explains how the skies blush and why sailors care. Football May Take a Toll on the Brain, Even Without ConcussionsThe brains of college football players showed signs of “fraying” after a season of play. Drinking Bleach Won’t Cure Autism or Cancer, F.D.A. SaysAlarmed about misinformation online, the agency warned about bleach solutions that are being marketed as cures for autism, H.I.V./AIDS and cancer. Got Impossible Milk? The Quest for Lab-Made DairyWith advances in synthetic biology, researchers and entrepreneurs strive to create cows’ milk without cows. More Recent Articles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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