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Dallas man charged with joining IS in Syria A federal judge indicted a Texas man Thursday for traveling to Syria to aid the terrorist organization Islamic State, the Department of Justice said. Japan removes South Korea from 'white list' of preferred trade partners Japan's cabinet decided on Friday morning to remove South Korea from a "white list" of preferred trading partners, the latest move in a growing diplomatic dispute between the two countries over trade policies and wartime James Marsden, Amber Heard to star in 'The Stand' remake "Westworld" actor James Marsden and "Aquaman" actress Amber Heard are set to star in CBS All Access' limited series, "The Stand." Judge temporarily blocks House panel from getting Trump's N.Y. taxes A federal judge in Washington, D.C., temporarily blocked New York state from turning over President Donald Trump's state tax returns to U.S. lawmakers Thursday. Watch: Oakland Athletics' Matt Chapman hits game-winning home run against Milwaukee Brewers Oakland Athletics third baseman Matt Chapman ended a 1-for-30 slump with a game-winning, two-run home run against the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday. Erick, Flossie to team up to spread wet weather, rough surf across Hawaii While Erick and Flossie are past their peak and are forecast to avoid a direct hit on Hawaii, expect both tropical features to cause more widespread showers and building seas around the islands in the coming days. U.S.: North Korea launches projectiles for third time in a week North Korea on Friday fired unidentified short-range projectiles off its east coast, South Korea's military said, its third launch in a week. Virginia Tech defensive coordinator Bud Foster to retire after 33 seasons Virginia Tech defensive coordinator Bud Foster will retire from coaching after the 2019 season, he and the university announced Thursday. Lowe's lays off thousands of assembly, maintenance workers Lowe's announced Thursday it is laying off thousands of employees, mostly those who work as assemblers or maintenance workers. Vaccine, cream could reduce herpes, animal study suggests A combination of a vaccine and a medicated cream could greatly lower recurrence of genital herpes, new research suggests. Cleveland Browns coaches say receiver Antonio Callaway is out of shape Cleveland Browns coaches admitted they demoted wide receiver Antonio Callaway to the second- and third-team offenses because he arrived at training camp out of shape. Blood test may spot early signs of Alzheimer's Up to two decades before people develop Alzheimer's symptoms such as memory loss and confusion, harmful clumps of amyloid beta protein begin to accumulate in their brain, researchers said. Longtime NFL kicker Phil Dawson to sign one-day contract with Browns, retire Veteran kicker Phil Dawson has agreed to sign a one-day contract with the Cleveland Browns, his former team, and retire from the NFL. Six players, both managers suspended after Reds-Pirates brawl Major League Baseball suspended six players and both managers involved in a brawl between the Cincinnati Reds and Pittsburgh Pirates earlier this week, the league announced Thursday. Judicial panel dismisses ethics complaints against Brett Kavanaugh A judicial panel on Thursday said it can't review ethics complaints against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh because of his position on the high court. Researchers create human-monkey chimeras in China Scientists are experimenting with human-monkey chimeras in China. According to a report by Spanish newspaper El Pais, researchers are inserting human cells into monkey embryos in the lab and watching them grow. Study: 90 percent of youth gun deaths are assault, suicide About 90 percent of firearm deaths among young people up to age 17 comes from assault or suicide, according to new research suggesting that not enough is known about firearm-related injuries and deaths to prevent them. Look: Oscar Meyer's ice cream sandwich includes bits of candied hot dog meat Meat purveyor Oscar Meyer is branching out into the dessert game with its latest product -- ice cream sandwiches with bits of real hot dog. Former Carolina Panthers center Ryan Kalil unretires, signs with N.Y. Jets Former Carolina Panthers center Ryan Kalil, who retired after the 2018 season, has agreed to resume his playing career -- with the New York Jets, the team announced Thursday. Man wins $1 million lottery jackpot on 10th wedding anniversary A Missouri couple's 10th wedding anniversary turned out to be their lucky day when a scratch-off lottery ticket revealed a $1 million prize. Photos: New York park-cleaning goats honored with G.O.A.T. awards A New York conservancy presented G.O.A.T. awards at a ceremony Thursday to five actual goats that have been working to clear invasive plants from a park. Trump: U.S. to levy new 10% tariff on $300B of Chinese goods President Donald Trump on Thursday announced plans to levy an additional 10 percent in tariffs on China one day after the two countries concluded a round of trade talks in Shanghai. Death risk higher for cancer patients with HIV Older people with HIV and either breast or prostate cancer have higher death rates than HIV-negative people with those same cancers. |
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Magnitude 6.8 earthquake shakes ChileA strong earthquake has hit off the coast of central Chile, though there are no immediate reports of damage or injury. Violence and distrust hamper U.S. efforts in Ebola outbreakThursday was the anniversary of the Ebola outbreak in Congo, which has been made worse by ongoing violence. Trump slaps 10 percent tariff on $300B more in Chinese goods"The future between our two countries will be a very bright one!” the president tweeted. Watch: Wave pool in China malfunctions, triggering tsunami that injures dozensVisitors at a water park in Northern China were shocked when they were suddenly smashed by a giant wave. Russian police arrest new suspect in slaying of LGBTQ activistElena Grigoryeva was fatally stabbed on July 20. Before her murder, she was listed on a website that offered prizes to those who “hunted” gays. ASAP Rocky tells Swedish court he 'pleaded' for peaceful outcome ahead of fightThe rapper pleaded not guilty to assault in connection with a June 30 scuffle between his entourage and a 19-year-old man in Stockholm. Fed bets rate cut can protect the economy. Investors aren't so sure."It’s pointless to tell others to take medication when you’re the one who is sick," a Chinese spokesperson said of President Donald Trump's tweets about U.S.-China trade talks. Guatemala's limitations raise doubts about U.S. migration deal"A 'safe country' is a country without corruption, without violence, that gives us work, home and food...Guatemala has no jobs," says a Honduran asylum seeker. Italian says he was threatened by U.S. teens accused of policeman's murderSergio Brugiatelli, who police allege introduced two U.S. teens to a Rome drug dealer, says he was afraid the Americans would harm his family. Rwanda seals Congo border after third Ebola case in city of GomaLatest case increased fears the virus could take root in densely populated city more than 220 miles south of where the outbreak was first detected. Dozens dead after ballistic missile strike, suicide bombings in YemenThe missile hit in the city's neighborhood of Breiqa where a military parade was underway by forces loyal to the United Arab Emirates. Nigeria is winning the war on polio, thanks to womenUNICEF and volunteers, mostly young mothers, have spearheaded vaccination efforts that many experts believe will soon lead to a polio-free Nigeria. More Recent Articles
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Trump Says U.S. Will Hit China With More TariffsThe additional 10 percent tariff on about $300 billion worth of goods means the United States will tax essentially all imports from China. Debates Identify Plenty of Democratic Divisions, but Not a Consensus FavoriteJoseph R. Biden Jr. is the front-runner, but a fragile one. And now he finds himself defending his ties to Barack Obama, whose legacy drew some criticism from other Democrats. Pentagon Delays Award of $10 Billion Cloud Computing ContractThe defense secretary said he wants to study the deal, which had been expected to go to Amazon. President Trump had earlier raised concerns. Trump Adds to Sanctions on Russia Over SkripalsIt is the second round of sanctions by the United States in response to a botched attempt in March 2018 to fatally poison a former military intelligence officer. Trade War, Impeachment, Herman Melville: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The Economy Is Booming. Or Is It?The Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time since the financial crisis. We look at what that says about the health of the U.S. economy. One Thing You Can Do: Reduce Unwanted MailAlso this week, the high cost of the world’s natural disasters Is Impeachment Finally Happening?And the columnists answer your questions. How Jaywalking Could Jam Up the Era of Self-Driving Cars“With autonomous vehicles, the technical stuff will get worked out,” a former federal transit official said. “It’s the societal part that’s the most challenging.” The Disastrous Woodstock 50: What Went Wrong?An announcement with no tickets. Four permit requests rejected by one small town. How the event celebrating the anniversary of a landmark rock festival crumbled. Manhattan D.A. Subpoenas Trump Organization Over Stormy Daniels Hush MoneyCyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, is reviving an investigation into payments made to two women during the 2016 campaign. Saudi Arabia Says Women Can Travel Without Male GuardiansThe kingdom said that women could get passports, travel and work without the permission of a male guardian. North Korea Launches More Missiles, U.S. Says, Amid Stalled DiplomacySecretary of State Mike Pompeo said at a conference in Bangkok that American negotiators were ready to meet with North Korean counterparts. Next to Protest Against Hong Kong’s Government: Its EmployeesA demonstration by civil servants planned for Friday is likely to be calmer than many recent protests, but it could send a powerful message. Ashley Wagner’s Account of Sexual Assault Shakes Figure SkatingThe Olympian wrote a first-person article in which she said she was attacked as a teenager in 2008 by an older skater: John Coughlin, who killed himself this year. Death of Hamza bin Laden Seen as Blow to Al Qaeda’s FutureOsama bin Laden’s son was being groomed to lead Al Qaeda and was seen as crucial for luring younger recruits, who have flocked to ISIS instead. Boris Johnson Loses First Election Test Against an Anti-Brexit AllianceIn the race for a seat in Wales, parties opposed to leaving the European Union joined forces and won. The loss for the British leader will cut his parliamentary majority to one. After an Injury, Stay Comfortable and Productive With This GearAfter you have minor surgery or an injury, getting around and doing everyday tasks can be hard. A lap desk, a crutches pouch, and seven other things can help. How to Answer Tricky Personal Questions at a New JobNavigating the gauntlet of questions from the new people in your life. In ‘Derry Girls,’ the Lighter Side of Life in a Conflict ZoneThe sitcom set in Northern Ireland takes place in a maelstrom of sectarian violence and adolescent angst. It’s funny, too. ‘Hobbs & Shaw’ Review: Rock-em-Sock-em BromanceThis “Fast & Furious” spinoff featuring Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham veers awfully close to rom-com territory. Ninja, a Fortnite Star, Leaps From Twitch to MixerTyler Blevins, 28, the multimillionaire gamer known as Ninja, says he has a deal to stream exclusively at the Microsoft service. He’s quitting Twitch, the Amazon service where he has over 14 million followers. Yes, it’s a big deal. The Raffles Singapore Embarks on a Modern JourneyAfter a two-year renovation, the historic hotel aims to attract a new generation without compromising its high standards of luxury. And Now, a Bicycle Built for NoneIt’s not the first self-driving bike. But equipped with an A.I. chip, it may be the nearest to thinking for itself. Amazon Kindle Oasis Review: Now Is the Perfect Time to Buy an E-ReaderIn an era of smartphone addiction, a single-purpose device like an e-reader may help you unplug and focus on content that will bring you joy. LightSail-2 Mission Shows Solar Sailing’s Potential for SpaceflightThe spacecraft’s controllers on Earth succeeded in steering the spacecraft, demonstrating that mylar sails could be used for propulsion. Colorectal Cancer Rises Among Younger AdultsThese cancers are much more common in older patients. But new data from Canada and the U.S. show a sharp increase among adults in their 20s and 30s. Only 7 Candidates Have Qualified for the Next Democratic DebateWhile 20 presidential candidates debated this past week, far fewer are assured the chance of doing so again in September. |
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A federal judge indicted a Texas man Thursday for traveling to Syria to aid the terrorist organization Islamic State, the Department of Justice said.
Japan's cabinet decided on Friday morning to remove South Korea from a "white list" of preferred trading partners, the latest move in a growing diplomatic dispute between the two countries over trade policies and wartime
"Westworld" actor James Marsden and "Aquaman" actress Amber Heard are set to star in CBS All Access' limited series, "The Stand."
A federal judge in Washington, D.C., temporarily blocked New York state from turning over President Donald Trump's state tax returns to U.S. lawmakers Thursday.
Oakland Athletics third baseman Matt Chapman ended a 1-for-30 slump with a game-winning, two-run home run against the Milwaukee Brewers on Thursday.
While Erick and Flossie are past their peak and are forecast to avoid a direct hit on Hawaii, expect both tropical features to cause more widespread showers and building seas around the islands in the coming days.
North Korea on Friday fired unidentified short-range projectiles off its east coast, South Korea's military said, its third launch in a week.
Virginia Tech defensive coordinator Bud Foster will retire from coaching after the 2019 season, he and the university announced Thursday.
Lowe's announced Thursday it is laying off thousands of employees, mostly those who work as assemblers or maintenance workers.
A combination of a vaccine and a medicated cream could greatly lower recurrence of genital herpes, new research suggests.
Cleveland Browns coaches admitted they demoted wide receiver Antonio Callaway to the second- and third-team offenses because he arrived at training camp out of shape.
Up to two decades before people develop Alzheimer's symptoms such as memory loss and confusion, harmful clumps of amyloid beta protein begin to accumulate in their brain, researchers said.
Veteran kicker Phil Dawson has agreed to sign a one-day contract with the Cleveland Browns, his former team, and retire from the NFL.
Major League Baseball suspended six players and both managers involved in a brawl between the Cincinnati Reds and Pittsburgh Pirates earlier this week, the league announced Thursday.
A judicial panel on Thursday said it can't review ethics complaints against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh because of his position on the high court.
Scientists are experimenting with human-monkey chimeras in China. According to a report by Spanish newspaper El Pais, researchers are inserting human cells into monkey embryos in the lab and watching them grow.
About 90 percent of firearm deaths among young people up to age 17 comes from assault or suicide, according to new research suggesting that not enough is known about firearm-related injuries and deaths to prevent them.
Meat purveyor Oscar Meyer is branching out into the dessert game with its latest product -- ice cream sandwiches with bits of real hot dog.
Former Carolina Panthers center Ryan Kalil, who retired after the 2018 season, has agreed to resume his playing career -- with the New York Jets, the team announced Thursday.
A Missouri couple's 10th wedding anniversary turned out to be their lucky day when a scratch-off lottery ticket revealed a $1 million prize.
A New York conservancy presented G.O.A.T. awards at a ceremony Thursday to five actual goats that have been working to clear invasive plants from a park.
President Donald Trump on Thursday announced plans to levy an additional 10 percent in tariffs on China one day after the two countries concluded a round of trade talks in Shanghai.
Older people with HIV and either breast or prostate cancer have higher death rates than HIV-negative people with those same cancers. 

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