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Vino Rosso captures Breeders' Cup Classic; Blue Prize wins Distaff Vino Rosso defeated the favorite, McKinzie in Saturday's Breeders' Cup Classic at Santa Anita, while Blue Prize beat favored Midnight Bisou in the Distaff.Ger      In photos: 2019 Breeders' CupGerman city Dresden declares 'Nazi emergency' Dresden this week declared a "Nazi emergency" because of growing right-wing activities in the   Bricks and Mortar wins Breeders' Cup Turf, cements case for Horse of the Year Bricks and Mortar capped a perfect 2019 campaign with a gutsy victory in Saturday's Longines Breeders Cup Turf, making his case for Horse of the Year honors.   Washington, D.C., honors Nationals' World Series win with parade The Washington Nationals celebrate their World Series victory over the Houston Astros with a parade in the nation's capital on November 2, 2019.   FBI interviews with key players in Robert Mueller's investigation released The U.S. Justice Department on Saturday released FBI interview summaries and documents as part of Robert Mueller's investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and possible obstruction of justice by President Donald Trump.   British police: All 39 found dead in trailer were Vietnamese The 39 men and women found dead in a truck trailer near London were Vietnamese, police said.   Lady Gaga to star in Gucci murder movie Lady Gaga has landed the lead role in producer Ridley Scott's film about the murder of Maurizio Gucci, the grandson of fashion designer Guccio Gucci.   Car bomb kills at least 13 in northern Syria border town Tal Abyad A car bomb in a Syrian border town killed at least 13 people Saturday, Turkish authorities said.   Mourners pay respects to former U.S. Rep. John Conyers The first of two public viewings took place Saturday in Detroit for John Conyers, Jr., who served in the U.S. House for 53 years.   'CMA Country Christmas' to air Dec. 3 on ABC The 10th annual "CMA Country Christmas" special is slated to air on ABC on Dec. 3.   Look: Caterina Scorsone announces pregnancy, reveals baby bump on Instagram "Grey's Anatomy" actress Caterina Scorsone announced on Instagram she is pregnant with her third child.   Daylight saving time ends Sunday at 2 a.m. Residents throughout the United States -- except Arizona and Hawaii -- will gain an extra hour of sleep at 2 a.m. Sunday when they turn their clocks to standard time from daylight saving time.   Michelle Fairley, Tom Burke to star in BBC movie 'Responsible Child' "Game of Thrones" alum Michelle Fairley and "Strike" actor Tom Burke have signed on to star in the BBC's fact-based TV movie, "Responsible Child."   At least 53 Malian soldiers, 1 civilian die in terror attack A terror attack in Mali killed at least 53 soldiers and one civilian, government officials said.   No Season 2 for 'Pearson' on USA Network USA Network has canceled "Pearson," its "Suits" spinoff starring Gina Torres, after one season.   Thousands celebrate Washington Nationals World Series win at parade Thousands gathered Saturday in Washington, D.C., for a parade celebrating the Nationals' first World Series championship.   Moments from the Day N Vegas music festival Miguel, Juice Wrld and Nav performed on the opening day of the inaugural Day N Vegas music festival held November 1-3, 2019, at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds.   Greta Thunberg joins LA youth climate strike Climate change activist Greta Thunberg chastised lawmakers for "pretending that everything is fine" despite warnings from scientists about global warming during a climate strike event in Los Angeles.   1st taste of winter to blast areas near the Great Lakes Lake-effect snow will make a brief appearance in the Great Lakes this weekend as cold winds blast across the region.   Police confirm fifth death in Northern California Halloween party shooting A fifth person has died from a shooting at a Halloween party in the San Francisco Bay Area.   Watch: Antares rocket launches in ISS resupply mission Northrop Grumman launched its Antares rocket Saturday from Wallops Island, Va., carrying 8,000 pounds of supplies and research to the International Space Station.   Israel airstrikes on Gaza kill Palestinian man The Israeli military launched airstrikes Saturday on targets in Gaza, killing one man, after it said rockets shot from the Palestinian territory struck Israel.   'General Hospital' is getting a new Nikolas Cassadine "One Tree Hill" and "Major Crimes" alum Marcus Coloma is taking over the role of Nikolas Cassadine on the ABC soap opera "General Hospital."   Massive upset in Juvenile headlines 1st day of Breeders' Cup races A huge upset in the Juvenile tops the first day of the Breeders' Cup World Championships and clouds the early Kentucky Derby picture.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Nobody Waved Goodbye: Trump’s Relationship With New York Was Already OverMr. Trump’s decision to shift his home base to Palm Beach also comes at a time when the president has been disengaged from daily operations at the Trump Organization.   Trump Stymies California Climate Efforts Even as State BurnsCalifornia is feeling the brunt of climate change with more intense fires. The Trump administration is blocking the state’s efforts to fight it. 11 of Our Best Weekend ReadsPete Wells on Peter Luger. Elizabeth Warren’s “Medicare for all” plan. Greta Gerwig’s “Little Women.” Thom Yorke. And more. How Mary Keitany Went From Maid to Marathon ChampionAn impoverished life led the Kenyan champion to quit running. She found her way back, and has won seven major marathon titles. The Happy, Healthy Capitalists of SwitzerlandForget Scandinavia. Switzerland is richer and yet has a surprisingly equal wealth distribution. Now Comes the Naked TruthA word to the youngs: The shiny tools of modernity will always fall prey to the ancient flaws of humanity. Will Great Britain Become Little England?Let’s discuss Brexit, and then my pirate ancestor. I Love Housework. Let Me Explain.Ironing my son or daughter’s outfit for the day connects me to them and reminds me that we’re not alone in this world. The Real Reason Facebook Won’t Fact-Check Political AdsIt’s not about free speech. The Korean Secret to Happiness and SuccessWith “nunchi,” all you need is your eyes, your ears and a quiet mind. In Defense of Perfect Instagram MomentsWomen used to blame magazines for promoting unattainable standards. Now we blame one another. The pressure to be “real” is too much. Ja Morant Is the N.B.A.’s Newest PhenomThe Memphis Grizzlies point guard has all the speed that made him a star in the last N.C.A.A. tournament. It works on the court, and helps him keep things moving as he adjusts to the N.B.A. grind. Judge Blocks Trump’s Plan to Bar Immigrants Who Can’t Pay for Health CareThe court ruling is the latest to derail administration initiatives to limit the admission of certain legal immigrants into the United States. Priest Dies in Northern New York in Storm That Lashed the NortheastTens of thousands of people remained without power on Saturday and states of emergency were declared in 12 New York counties. Another Horse’s Death Overshadows Vino Rosso’s Win at Breeders’ Cup ClassicSanta Anita, which hosted the race, has seen 37 horses die this year. On Saturday, the 4-year-old Mongolian Groom was taken away by ambulance with a leg injury and euthanized. Louis C.K., Back on Tour, Looks to Accelerate His ComebackAfter admitting to #MeToo accusations, the comedian will kick off a three-month tour on Saturday in Virginia. Those going might want to read the fine print. Pakistani Train Inferno Was Decades in the MakingThe nation’s railway system has long been plagued by corruption and mismanagement, despite serving as the only link between many cities and towns. As Smoke Clears in California, Pressure Builds on Power CompaniesEven after the state’s largest utilities shut off electricity to millions of residents, their equipment was still suspected of starting some fires. Breath Tests Aim to Stop Drunk Driving. Can We Trust the Results?Tens of thousands of breath tests in more than a dozen states have been thrown out by judges. What does it mean if we can’t rely on this test? Where to Stay, and Where to Eat Noodle Soup, in Ho Chi Minh CityA guide to the shopping malls and street food of Vietnam’s largest, most exhilarating, metropolis. Their Lives Changed in an Instant. A Food Bank Helped Them Recover.When their teenage son was seriously injured in an accident, Stacy and Alfredo Perez stopped working to care for him. Accepting food assistance helped them rebound. Those People We Tried to Cancel? They’re All Hanging Out TogetherDepriving people of a platform works — in unexpected ways. More Recent Articles
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