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U.S. Open tennis 2019: Rafael Nadal to play Daniil Medvedev in final Three-time U.S. Open champion Rafael Nadal defeated Matteo Berrettini on Friday at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center to reach Sunday's final at Flushing Meadows.      New England Patriots release C Russell BodineJacksonville Jaguars OL Cam Robinson suffers non-contact knee injury Jacksonville Jaguars offensive tackle Cam Robinson sustained a non-contact right knee injury in practice.   New England Patriots WR Josh Gordon offers first statement since return New England Patriots wide receiver Josh Gordon issued a statement Friday that detailed his battle against substance abuse and his path back to the league.   Hiker dies in fall from Yosemite's Half Dome A 29-year-old hiker died this week in a fall while climbing the Half Dome at Yosemite National Park, park officials said Friday.   Coastal Northeast, Atlantic Canada next in line for Dorian's impacts Residents of the coastal Northeast are the next in line to feel the disruptive effects from Dorian even as the hurricane lurks offshore.   Fantasy football: Minnesota Vikings' Stefon Diggs listed as questionable Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Stefon Diggs was listed as questionable for the team's regular-season opener against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.   Prosecutors lower sentence recommendation for Felicity Huffman to 1 month Federal prosecutors in Massachusetts lowered their recommended sentence for actor Felicity Huffman to one month on Friday for her guilty plea in a college admissions scandal.   Oakland Raiders' Jon Gruden: Antonio Brown plans to play against Broncos Oakland Raiders star wide receiver Antonio Brown is expected to play in the team's regular-season opener against the Denver Broncos on Monday night.   Pentagon identifies U.S. soldier killed in Kabul attack The Department of Defense on Friday identified a U.S. soldier killed earlier in the week in a Kabul, Afghanistan, car bomb attack as Sgt. 1st Class Elis A. Barreto Ortiz.   Sotheby’s to auction $23 million in Chinese art A vast collection of historical Chinese art including more than 120 artifacts from New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art is expected to fetch at least $23 million next week at Sotheby's.   Indian lander goes silent as it approaches lunar south pole India's attempt to become the first nation to put a spacecraft on the south pole of the moon is on hold. The country's lunar lander Vikram stopped relaying signals just moments before it was scheduled to touch down.   Justice Department opens probe into California's emissions deal with 4 automakers The Justice Department has opened an antitrust investigation into an environmental agreement between California and four major automakers, unnamed sources said Friday.   Washington state woman's lottery jackpot comes on 30th wedding anniversary A Washington state woman has some extra reasons to celebrate after winning a $190,000 lottery jackpot on her 30th wedding anniversary.   Film 'SILO' depicts deadly risks to farmers who store grain A new independent film, "SILO," premiering in communities across the Midwest, focuses on a deadly -- and common -- type of farming accident called grain entrapment.   Watch: Drunk raccoons spotted in Ottawa neighborhood Residents of an Ontario neighborhood captured photos and videos of some unusually behaving raccoons that experts said were likely drunk from eating fermented fruit.   Most doctors think Obamacare opened up healthcare access, study says About 60 percent of physicians in the United States thought the Affordable Care Act gave more people access to medical treatment they wouldn't otherwise have received, a new study says.   U.S., Britain, China send military, financial aid to stricken Bahamas The United States, Britain and China announced the commitment of funds and goods to help hurricane-devastated Bahamas.   Will Smith reteams with 'Legend, Robot' writer for 'Brilliance' Will Smith will star in a film adaptation of Markus Sakey's novel "Brilliance." "I Am Legend" and "I, Robot" writer/"Legend," "Hancock" producer Akiva Goldsman is also attached.   Purple Heart medals awarded to World War I Coast Guardsmen Two members of the U.S. Coast Guard, who died in the sinking of their ship during World War I, posthumously received Purple Heart medals this week.   Third e-cigarette death prompts CDC warning A third person has died after using an e-cigarette product. The death of an unidentified person with a history of vaping resulted from a severe lung injury.   Study details the physics of proto-stellar disk formation In studying the movements of a trio of protostars in the Perseus molecular cloud, astronomers have gained new insights into the physical conditions that enable the formation of proto-stellar disks.   Watch: Miley Cyrus wants to be left alone in 'Slide Away' video Miley Cyrus released a music video for her latest song, "Slide Away," on Friday. The song asks someone to leave her and video shows Cyrus keeping to herself.   Watch: Escaped tortoise found wander a mile and a half away from home The Kansas Highway Patrol said an escape artist tortoise was returned to its owner after wandering about 1 1/2 miles in a few days on the loose.   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The New England Patriots released veteran offensive lineman Russell Bodine. 
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Cases of Vaping-Related Lung Illness Surge, Health Officials SayIndiana announced a third death linked to the illness on Friday, Minnesota a fourth and California a fifth. State and federal health officials are working urgently to understand the causes.   Trump Administration Considers a Drastic Cut in Refugees Allowed to Enter U.S.Two options administration officials will consider next week would all but end the United States’ status as one of the leading places accepting refugees from around the world. On Dorian-Battered Island, What’s Left? Virtually Nothing“This ain’t no place for anyone at the moment,” said one resident of devastated Abaco Island in the Bahamas. A Presidential Storm Leaves Forecasters RebukedThe parent agency of the National Weather Service’s Birmingham, Ala., office issued a statement admonishing it for challenging President Trump’s claim about a hurricane threat to Alabama. ‘I’ll Just Have to Restart Everything’: Ocracoke Island Is Hit Hard by DorianThe blow to the Outer Banks, a 120-mile strand of narrow barrier islands off North Carolina that is a magnet for hurricanes, was a reminder of the menacing power the storm retained. India Loses Contact With Chandrayaan-2 Moon Lander During Its DescentThe country will likely have to wait for a future mission to join the elite club of nations that have landed on the moon. Justice Dept. Investigates California Emissions Pact That Embarrassed TrumpThe investigation escalates a standoff between President Trump, California and the auto industry over one of his most significant rollbacks of climate regulations. New Google and Facebook Inquiries Show Big Tech Scrutiny Is Rare Bipartisan ActDemocrats and Republicans at both the federal and state levels are uniting to investigate the power of Big Tech and, potentially, to rein in the dominant companies. More House Republicans Ask: Why Win Re-election When You Can Retire InsteadA majority of the Republicans planning to leave the House could have easily held onto their seats — but they most likely didn’t want to suffer any more time in the minority. G.O.P. Plans to Drop Presidential Primaries in 4 States to Impede Trump ChallengersState Republican parties in Arizona, Kansas, Nevada and South Carolina intend to cancel their presidential primaries. The president’s opponents denounced the move. Vaping, Moon Landing, U.S. Open: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere's what you need to know at the end of the day. The Secret Push to Strike IranIsrael and the U.S. have narrowly avoided war with Iran over its nuclear program. Will President Trump bring the crisis to a head? Russia’s Playbook for Disrupting DemocracyA New TV Show from The New York Times on FX and Hulu One Thing We Can Do: Switch Light BulbsAlso this week, the tricky business of tracking hurricanes. ‘Giovanni’s Room’ RevisitedJames Baldwin’s 1956 novel is a layered exploration of queer desire — and of the writer’s own sense of self. Want to Feel Like a Russian Ballerina? Start With the TutuA trove of lush Soviet-era tutus can be found hidden in the back room of a small school near Chicago. 25 Years Later, It Turns Out Phoebe Was the Best FriendPhoebe Buffay may have appeared to be the quirky sidekick on “Friends,” but she was the most grounded member of the sixsome all along. At Berlin Zoo, a Clamor to Name Twin Pandas ‘Hong’ and ‘Kong’Readers of a Berlin newspaper sought to show solidarity with the pro-democracy protests in the semiautonomous Chinese territory. Hong Kong Protests Resume After Carrie Lam Offers Olive BranchThe protests on Friday were an early test of public reaction to Mrs. Lam’s four-point plan to ease the tensions that have plunged Hong Kong into crisis. Looming Over the College Admissions Case: Will Parents Like Felicity Huffman Get Jail?With the first set of parents soon to be sentenced in the wide-reaching case, prosecutors call incarceration “the only meaningful sanction.” Death by Diet Soda?A new study that links artificially sweetened beverages to premature death is prompting public angst. Some scientists say it has significant flaws. She Sued the State Over Harassment. Then the Gaslighting Began, She Said.New York paid Alexis Marquez’s salary. But when she sued over harassment, the state offered an unexpected defense: She was never a state employee. Is This the World’s Most Accessible Museum?Those without disabilities might not notice the innovations, but a museum in London is winning plaudits for its design and content. Francisco Toledo, Celebrated Mexican Artist and Arts Philanthropist, Dies at 79He drew on his indigenous Zapotec heritage in his art and used his prestige to preserve the culture of his native Oaxaca. Grieving About Canceled Shows? Get Over ItThe good news is you can find new ones to love. On ‘Couples Therapy,’ Domestic Angst Is Raw and DeliciousThe new Showtime docu-series, which follows four couples’ sessions over the course of several months, offers equal parts insight and voyeurism. Ratatouille, Simplified and Just as SatisfyingYou don’t have to spend your afternoon glued to the stove for this rich, caramelized French classic. A sheet pan makes it so much easier. Tim Ferriss, the Man Who Put His Money Behind Psychedelic MedicineThe author of “The 4-Hour Workweek” is behind a surge in funding for clinical research into psychedelic drugs. This Volcanic Eruption Set Off a Phytoplankton BloomLava from Kilauea in Hawaii flowed into the Pacific last year and pushed nutrients to the surface. The result was a banquet for light-loving microbes. ‘I Put My Own Life on Hold’: The Pain and Joy of Caring for ParentsReaders shared their experiences of helping ailing relatives. For some, it brought crippling financial burdens and depression. Many also found moments of profound joy. More Recent Articles
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