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Anuel AA, Ozuna win big at 2019 Latin American Music Awards The biggest stars in Latin music were honored Thursday night at the 2019 Latin Music Awards.      Energy Secretary Rick Perry announces plans to resign amid Ukraine probe Secretary of Energy Rick Perry said Thursday that he plans to resign later this year.   Kansas City Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes suffers knee injury vs. Broncos Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes suffered a significant knee injury during Thursday night's game against the Denver Broncos.   Chargers' Russell Okung returns to practice after pulmonary embolism Los Angeles Chargers offensive tackle Russell Okung returned to the practice field Thursday and could suit up for the team's matchup against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.   Emotional Michael Jordan opens first of two Charlotte medical clinics Six-time NBA champion and current Charlotte Hornets owner Michael Jordan gave back to his home state by unveiling the first of two medical clinics in Charlotte, N.C.   New York City Council votes to close Rikers Island, open four new prisons The New York City Council voted Thursday to approve a plan overhauling the city's corrections systems by opening four new jails and closing Rikers Island.   Moments from the 2019 Latin American Music Awards Winners, nominees and artists participate in the fifth annual Latin American Music Awards at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles on October 17, 2019. The annual event honors outstanding achievements for artists in the Latin music industry.   Pelicans' Zion Williamson to miss preseason finale with knee soreness New Orleans Pelicans rookie Zion Williamson will be out for the team's final preseason game against the New York Knicks on Friday.   Two men tied to Rudy Giuliani plead not guilty to conspiracy charges Two men with ties to Rudy Giuliani pleaded not guilty in a New York City court Thursday to charges they were involved in a campaign finance scheme.   Impeachment witness Gordon Sondland: Using Ukraine to investigate Bidens 'would be wrong' U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland testified in the House Thursday in the impeachment inquiry for President Donald Trump he disagreed with Trump's order to work with attorney Rudy Giuliani on Ukraine.   ALCS: Yankees' Giancarlo Stanton out of Game 4 lineup with quad injury All-Star slugger Giancarlo Stanton remained out of the New York Yankees' starting lineup for Thursday's Game 4 of the AL Championship Series against the Houston Astros.   Catalan President Quim Torra seeks independence referendum by 2021 Catalan President Quim Torra said he plans to push for another independence referendum by 2021 as the region undergoes the fourth day of protests against Spain's sentencing of separatist leaders earlier this week.   Los Angeles Fire Department: Saddleridge Fire 56 percent contained The Saddlerige Fire was 56 percent contained on Thursday morning, the Los Angeles Fire Department said.   Certain blood pressure meds tied to suicide risk in study A common type of blood pressure medication might be associated with an increased risk of suicide, a new study suggests.   Cholesterol-lowering statins may not help many who take them Drugs like atorvastatin (Lipitor) and fluvastatin (Lescol) provide little value to people without heart disease, new research shows. Yet these heart-healthy folks represent a sizable number of statin users.   Senate report: Consumer agency disclosed data of estimated 30,000 A Senate Commerce Committee report issued Thursday found that the Consumer Product Safety Commission improperly disclosed data of an estimated 30,000 consumers.   VP Mike Pence: Turkey agrees to cease-fire in Syria, future 'safe zone' U.S. officials said Thursday Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has agreed to stop his offensive in Syria, signaling an end to a military campaign that has so far killed dozens of Kurdish fighters.   Marine Corps: Second Marine in iconic Iwo Jima flag raising photo misidentified One of the six men photographed raising an American flag in Iwo Jima during World War II was misidentified, the Marine Corps said Thursday.   Two suspected extremists cut wrists during Moscow court hearing Two accused extremists facing trial in Russia slit their wrists in a Moscow courtroom Thursday, their lawyer said.   Life-sized Barbie Malibu Dreamhouse on Airbnb for a single event A real-life Barbie Malibu Dreamhouse is being listed on Airbnb for a special once-only event in celebration of the fashion doll's 60th anniversary.   Watch: Iowa family's basement flooded with animal blood An Iowa meat processing business is apologizing to a neighboring family after a shared drainage system caused their basement to flood with animal blood.   States react to U.S. vaping crisis with bans, investigations Individual states have taken steps to address the U.S. vaping crisis as federal agencies continue to investigate the mysterious lung injuries that have killed 33 people and hospitalized 1,479.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Mulvaney Says, Then Denies, That Trump Held Back Ukraine Aid as Quid Pro QuoConflicting comments by the acting White House chief of staff threw Washington into turmoil.   Read Mulvaney’s Conflicting Statements on Quid Pro QuoPresident Trump has claimed his interactions with Ukraine were not an exchange of aid for cooperation. His acting chief of staff may have undercut that — only to backtrack. Gordon Sondland, E.U. Envoy, Testifies Trump Delegated Ukraine Policy to GiulianiMr. Sondland said in his testimony to House impeachment investigators that he was disappointed the president involved his personal lawyer in diplomacy with Kiev. Trump Will Host Next G7 Summit at His Doral Resort“It’s almost like they built this facility to host this type of event,” the acting White House chief of staff said, dismissing questions over the propriety of the president’s picking his own hotel. Turkey Agrees to Pause Fighting, but Not to Withdraw Forces From Northern SyriaAfter talks in Ankara, Vice President Mike Pence said the agreement would ‘‘save lives,’’ while Turkey said ‘‘we got what we wanted.’’ In ‘Cave-In,’ Trump Cease-Fire Cements Turkey’s Gains in SyriaThe agreement, announced by Vice President Mike Pence, may stop the killing in the Kurdish enclave in northern Syria. But the cost to American influence is expected to be high. Trump Compares Turks and Kurds to ‘Two Kids’ FightingHours after his vice president and secretary of state brokered a cease-fire, President Trump said he was right to let Turkey attack America’s Kurdish allies because it eventually led to a deal. Elijah Cummings, Powerful Democrat Who Investigated Trump, Dies at 68A son of sharecroppers, he fought tirelessly for his hometown, Baltimore, and became a key figure in the impeachment investigation of President Trump. N.Y.C. Votes to Close Rikers. Now Comes the Hard Part.The City Council approved a sweeping $8 billion plan to close the troubled jail complex and replace it with four smaller jails by 2026, an aggressive timeline that will prove challenging. J.LoWith the success of “Hustlers,” is Jennifer Lopez finally getting her due? The Other Candidates Are Coming for WarrenAnd happy birthday to “The Argument”! Our Republic Is Under Attack From the PresidentIf President Trump doesn’t demonstrate the leadership that America needs, then it is time for a new person in the Oval Office. Turkey’s Victory Over Donald TrumpThe Turkish president got what he wanted — as did Russia and Iran. Democrats, Avoid the Robot Rabbit HoleThe automation obsession is an escapist fantasy. If It’s Trump vs. Warren, Then What?A hard but necessary choice to save the country. The G.M. Strike Was the Best and the Worst of the Labor MovementDespite widespread corruption in the union’s top ranks, the workers made the fight their own. Why We Must Ban Facial Recognition Software NowThe benefits do not come close to outweighing the risks. Remaining Silent About Corruption Should Not Be an OptionNew York City requires its employees to blow the whistle on wrongdoing, and that approach is working. Goodbye, RikersNew York finally turns the page. Can the Left Save Liberalism From Trump?America’s dual faith in individual liberty and democracy is under attack by the president’s populism. Tech Companies Are Destroying Democracy and the Free PressAd revenue that used to support journalism is now captured by Google and Facebook, and some of that money supports and spreads fake news. Why Don’t Rich People Just Stop Working?Are the wealthy addicted to money, competition, or just feeling important? Yes. Perry to Resign as Energy SecretaryRick Perry, the former governor of Texas who has become enmeshed in the Ukraine scandal, said he would resign as secretary of energy. China’s Economic Growth Slows as Challenges MountThe U.S. trade war is only part of the problem, as Beijing grapples with weakening investment and falling car sales. Stephen Colbert Signs a New ‘Late Show’ Deal Through 2023The contract extension for the late-night leader keeps him on the job beyond the next election. A Memory Card Led to His Arrest in One Killing. Now, He’s Charged in Another.An Anchorage man was charged with murder after a digital memory card containing images of a brutal attack was found. Officials say he has confessed to an earlier killing. A Brexit Deal in Hand, Boris Johnson Faces an Uphill Struggle in ParliamentBritain’s prime minister cited a “great new deal that takes back control,” hours after a Northern Irish party rejected the agreement. Defiant Zuckerberg Says Facebook Won’t Police Political SpeechIn an address at Georgetown University, the Facebook chief executive called for more free speech — not less — as his company has been assailed for allowing lies and falsehoods to appear. Why the Protests in Hong Kong May Have No End in SightInfluential local allies of Beijing, the group most likely to be able to resolve the impasse, are divided on a range of issues, including the protesters’ demand for full democracy. ‘Maleficent: Mistress of Evil’ Review: Sleep, Sleep, My LoveliesAngelina Jolie returns as the powerful, dangerous fairy in this tame, disappointing follow-up to the 2014 revisionist hit. Alicia Alonso, Star of Cuba’s National Ballet, Dies at 98A ballerina of unusual range and power, she continued to dance into her 70s despite chronic vision problems. You’re Only as Old as You FeelSimply asking people how old they feel may tell you a lot about their health and well-being. More Recent Articles
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