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Team USA rejects Carmelo Anthony's request to play in 2019 FIBA World Cup Current NBA free agent Carmelo Anthony wanted to play for USA Basketball during the 2019 FIBA World Cup but had his request denied.      Detroit Lions WR Jermaine Kearse suffers gruesome leg injury Detroit Lions wide receiver Jermaine Kearse suffered a brutal leg injury during Thursday's preseason opener against the New England Patriots.   Northern Trust Open: Troy Merritt tops leaderboard; Tiger Woods struggles Troy Merritt tied the course record Thursday at Liberty National with a 9-under 62 to grab a one-shot lead over Dustin Johnson in The Northern Trust.   Oakland Raiders OL Gabe Jackson carted off with leg injury Oakland Raiders offensive lineman Gabe Jackson was carted off the field during a joint training camp practice with the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday.   San Francisco 49ers' Nick Bosa has 'significant' ankle injury San Francisco 49ers rookie defensive end Nick Bosa sustained a "significant" ankle injury, according to general manager John Lynch.   U.S. prohibits airlines from banning specific species, breeds as service animals The U.S. Department of Transportation on Thursday prohibited airlines from banning specific breeds of dogs in its new guidelines on in-flight service animals.   Watch: Giants QB Daniel Jones throws dime TD after perfect first drive New York Giants rookie quarterback Daniel Jones completed all five of his passing attempts and threw a touchdown on his first drive of the preseason against the New York Jets Thursday in East Rutherford, N.J.   Biden, Bullock discuss guns, healthcare, climate at Iowa State Fair Former Vice President Joe Biden and Montana Gov. Steve Bullock delivered "soapbox" speeches at the Iowa State Fair on Thursday, focusing on gun control, healthcare and climate change.   Trump names Joseph Maguire acting director of national intelligence; Deputy Sue Gordon resigns Sue Gordon, the deputy director of national intelligence, plans to step down from the agency later this month, President Donald Trump announced Thursday.   New York Yankees, Chicago White Sox to play at 'Field of Dreams' in 2020 The New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox will play a regular-season game next season at the "Field of Dreams" in Dyersville, Iowa.   Inter Milan signs Romelu Lukaku from Manchester UnitedCowboys DE Robert Quinn banned two games for 'masking agent' Dallas Cowboys defensive end Robert Quinn has been suspended for the first two games of the 2019 season for violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing substances.   Chiefs agree to one-year deal with CB Morris Claiborne The Kansas City Chiefs have agreed to a one-year contract with cornerback Morris Claiborne.   Rosie Ruiz, runner stripped of Boston, NYC marathon titles, dies at 66Rosie Ruiz, a woman whose 1980 New York City and Boston marathon titles were stripped from her after she was found to be cheating, died last month in Florida, her obituary indicates. She was 66.   Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe sues Trump administration over firing Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration Thursday seeking compensation for his "unlawful" termination.   Cleveland Browns trade RB Duke Johnson to Houston Texans The Cleveland Browns have traded running back Duke Johnson to the Houston Texans.   Young females get physically, sexually abused to get pregnant, study says About 17 percent of teens and young adults have suffered physical and sexual abuse as a form of reproductive coercion.   Leadership skills give Ryan Fitzpatrick edge in Dolphins QB battle Miami Dolphins players and coaches told UPI that Ryan Fitzpatrick's one-on-one interactions have helped him become a team leader in quick fashion.   Cocaine laced with fentanyl causes increase in deaths Across the United States and Canada, people are buying cocaine only to discover too late that it contains potentially deadly fentanyl, a new report warns.   Postal Service issues Woodstock 50th anniversary stamps The U.S. Postal Service dedicated a stamp celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Woodstock Festival on Thursday.   Vaping linked to 127 cases of seizures, FDA says E-cigarette users have reported a total of 127 cases of seizures between 2010 and 2019, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said.   Cancer survivors with high-deductible insurance more likely to delay care Cancer survivors with high-deductible insurance plans are more likely to delay or forgo treatment altogether, a new study says.   Major surgeries linked to long-term decline in cognitive ability A new study found that people who had surgery had an increased risk of a small, long-term decline in their ability to think, reason and remember years later.   Anti-Christian attacks in Nigeria threaten precarious balance of faiths Over the weekend, Chidinma Ibeleji, a deaconess in the Redeemed Christian Church of God in Nigeria, was kidnapped along with four others on her way to her Pentecostal denomination's annual convention in Lagos.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Kashmir: India's Modi talks 'new beginning' as tension rises with PakistanThe region has for decades been at the center of a violent tug-of-war between the rival neighbors.   Beatles fans flock to Abbey Road to recreate iconic album cover 50 years onHalf a century since their final album, the public's love of The Beatles is undimmed. Female lawmaker ejected from Kenya's Parliament for bringing baby to workZuleika Hassan said she brought her 5-month-old to work because of a domestic emergency, and because there is no child care in the legislative building. 2 dead, 'no harmful substances' emitted after blast at Russian base, officials sayThe Defense Ministry told a Russian news agency that “radiation levels are normal” after rumors spread of radiation hazard in the area. 'Roman Holiday' ruined? Police enforce sitting ban on steps Audrey Hepburn made famous"There was a child sitting who was tired, sitting down with his father a few minutes ago, and the traffic officer asked them to stand up." More Recent Articles
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Trump Weighs New Stance on Guns as Pressure Mounts After ShootingsThe president is consulting allies about supporting expanded background checks. Mitch McConnell said the idea would be “front and center” when the Senate reconvenes. El Paso Suspect Ordered Gun and Moved Out in Weeks Before AttackThe suspect’s mother called the police about a gun her son had ordered. Her lawyer said that it was an “informational call” and that she did not raise concerns he was a threat. Trump’s Opponents Want to Name His Big Donors. His Supporters Say It’s Harassment.Calling out campaign donors isn’t a new political tactic, but the question of how much should be publicly disclosed about them has been an issue repeatedly raised by Republicans in recent years. Trump Names an Acting Spy Chief as No. 2 Intelligence Official Steps DownThe abrupt decision to install Joseph Maguire as director of national intelligence comes after the resignation of Sue Gordon, the No. 2 spy chief. Andrew McCabe, Former F.B.I. Deputy Director, Sues Over His DismissalThe Justice Department engaged in a “politically motivated and retaliatory demotion in January 2018 and public firing in March 2018,” Mr. McCabe said in his lawsuit. Uber Posts $5.2 Billion Loss and Slowest Ever Growth RateThe double whammy immediately renewed questions about the prospects of the world’s biggest ride-hailing company. Gun Control, Andrew McCabe, Sharks: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Two Cities in MourningWith Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso grieving after deadly mass shootings, visits from President Trump drew a sharp response from residents. Three Things You Can Do: Swap, Share and DonateAlso this week, life as a young, conservative climate advocate. Does Trump Help Fuel Mass Shootings?And are Democrats breaking up with Obama? Your Baby Boomer Report CardWhat grade has a generation earned? An A+? A C-? May the SoulCycle Boycott Make Democracy BetterStunts like Joaquin Castro’s upstage a real concern: Americans should want to know more about who funds political campaigns. China Tries to Teach Trump EconomicsBut he doesn’t seem to be learning. ‘The Squad’ Is the Future of the Democratic PartyYou can credit social movements for that. Trump’s Rhetoric and Conservative DenialThe president cannot be absolved of responsibility for inciting the hatreds that led to El Paso. Was Trump’s El Paso Visit a Turning Point?A day of racist comments left him looking small and isolated, while the city united against him. Austin Tice Has Been Held Captive for Nearly 7 Years. He Must Be Freed.This law student and freelance journalist was seized in Syria in 2012. How Bodycams Distort Real LifeNew technologies have side effects that aren’t fully understood until the technology is in wide use. Reading Toni Morrison in BeijingHer novels offered more than an education in literature. They showed me how language protects history. Dean & DeLuca, Barneys and the Fate of Bohemian ConsumerismBoth the gourmet grocer and the rarefied department store made shopping feel like art. Now they are in financial free-fall. Does it matter? Why Aren’t We Talking About LinkedIn?As Facebook and Twitter face scrutiny, the site for job seekers remains a controversy-free zone. Is the office the future of social media? When Rape Onscreen Is Directed by a Woman“The Nightingale,” from Jennifer Kent, looks at the effects of sexual assault in 1820s Tasmania. Critics say it is too graphic; defenders say it reflects historical truths. Facebook Said to Be in Talks With Publishers on News EffortThe social network is pitching an initiative to license articles from some of the largest American news publishers for its mobile app, according to people with knowledge of the discussions. Wife of American Imprisoned in Iran Cites ASAP Rocky in Plea for Trump’s Help“I believe the ordeal of my husband and other unjust detention cases deserve the same level of attention,” said Hua Qu. Her husband has been imprisoned for three years in Iran. U.S. Sanctions Turn Iran’s Oil Industry Into Spy vs. SpyAccused C.I.A. spies are said to have been gathering intelligence on oil sales, data that the Americans want and that Iran wants to keep secret. Italy’s Most Powerful Populist Rules From the BeachMatteo Salvini, the anti-migrant interior minister, has a talent for expressing the country’s id. A highly visible vacation was the latest step in his campaign for the top job. ‘One Child Nation’ Review: Controlling Minds and BodiesThis harrowing documentary looks at the history — and brutal costs — of China’s one-child policy. Manchester City Looks Unbeatable. These Coaches Know It’s Not.The Premier League season opens this weekend, and Pep Guardiola’s team is favored to cruise to its third straight title. After an Uproar, Fashioning a Fresh Start in CanadaThe designer Sophie Theallet said she wouldn’t dress the first lady, setting off a firestorm. Now, with a new brand, things are working out nicely. What Vietnam Veterans Think of the New Film About Their WarIn “Danger Close: The Battle of Long Tan,” a filmmaker’s dramatization has earned both praise and pushback from the soldiers who survived the attack 53 years ago. Can You Make a Page-Turning Thriller Out of the Ebola Crisis?In “Crisis in the Red Zone,” Richard Preston recounts how Ebola broke out in West Africa in 2014 and what it meant for those desperate to treat the infected. Bad Times in Tech? Not if You’re a Start-Up Serving Other Start-UpsMeet the two Stanford dropouts, both 23, who run Brex, which provides charge cards to start-ups. Its growth is a sign of Silicon Valley’s unflagging exuberance. Tech Meets Health Care, Sometimes ShakilyKatie Thomas, who covers health care, has chronicled how the technology disruption in her field has raised questions that are still unanswered. Cancer Treatment at the End of LifeToo often, people with incurable cancers pursue therapy beyond any hope of benefit — except, perhaps, to the pockets of Big Pharma. More Recent Articles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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