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Denver Broncos place QB Joe Flacco on injured reserve with neck injury The Denver Broncos placed starting quarterback Joe Flacco on season-ending injured reserve because of a herniated disk in his neck.      San Francisco 49ers LB Kwon Alexander out for season with torn pectoral San Francisco 49ers linebacker Kwon Alexander, the team's prized free-agent acquisition this off-season, will miss the remainder of the season with a torn pectoral.   Mike Tomlin, Steelers fined for failing to disclose Ben Roethlisberger's injury Head coach Mike Tomlin and the Pittsburgh Steelers each were fined for a violation of the NFL's injury report policy.   Warriors' Stephen Curry out at least three months after hand surgery Golden State Warriors star point guard Stephen Curry will miss at least three months after undergoing surgery on his hand.   New York Mets to hire Carlos Beltran as manager The New York Mets are hiring Carlos Beltran to be the club's new skipper after the team parted ways with former manager Mickey Callaway at the end of the season.   Preview: Christie's unveils new auction lots for 20th Century Week Christie's auction house gives a media preview of its 20th Century Week offerings at New York City's Rockefeller Plaza on November 1, 2019.   President Donald Trump hints at plans to name Chad Wolf new acting secretary of DHS President Donald Trump appeared to announced plans to tap Chad Wolf as the new acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security on Friday, but the department indicated the president may have misspoken.   Saoirse Kennedy Hill died of overdose; had drugs, alcohol in system Saoirse Kennedy Hill, a granddaughter of the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, died of a lethal combination of alcohol and prescription drugs, her death certificate revealed Friday.   Seattle Seahawks claim former Patriots WR Josh Gordon off waivers The Seattle Seahawks claimed former New England Patriots wide receiver Josh Gordon off waivers, head coach Pete Carroll confirmed Friday.   Sony confirms 2022 release for animated 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse' sequel Sony announced the release date for a sequel to the Oscar-winning "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" on Friday.   Beto O'Rourke drops out of presidential race Former Rep. Beto O'Rourke announced Friday he's ending his campaign to become president, citing a lack of "means to move forward successfully."   Insecticides linked to freshwater fishery collapse in Japan New research suggests the use of neonicotinoid pesticides by rice farmers contributed to the collapse of two freshwater fisheries in Japan.   Plane crash at Florida's Stuart Air Show kills pilot A small military aircraft expected to take part in a South Florida air show this weekend crashed Friday, killing the pilot, the Martin County Sheriff's Office said.   Madrid to host COP25 after Peru bows out amid violent protests; Greta Thunberg asks for ride The city of Madrid agreed Friday to host a U.N. climate change convention next month after Chile withdrew from hosting duties amid protests in the capital.   In photos: Holiday 'Show Globes' on display in Times Square Large snow globes inspired by the designs of hit Broadway shows are on display in New York City through December 26, 2019. The Times Square Alliance unveiled the first holiday ones in Times Square on the Broadway Plaza between 44th and 45th streets on November 1, 2019.   Drug combo shows promise for treating cystic fibrosis A three-drug combo that significantly improves lung function in cystic fibrosis patients could benefit 90 percent of people with the life-threatening disease, a new study suggests.   Media reports on celebrity suicides could trigger copycats How the media reports on celebrity suicides may increase the risk for copycats, a new study suggests.   In photos: Highlights from the week of October 28, 2019 in Washington, D.C. Jane Fonda gets arrested again at a weekly climate protest. The House of Representatives takes a historic vote in the impeachment probe of President Donald Trump. Kids go trick-or-treating at the White House. Congress grills Boeing's CEO about plane safety in the wake of two deadly crashes. Those are among the highlights of the week in Washington, D.C., for October 28, 2019.   Rage Against The Machine announce five 2020 reunion shows Rage Against the Machine announced on social media Friday they are playing five reunion shows in 2020, two of which are likely at Coachella.   Maria Fire destroys 2 homes, threatens avocado, citrus crops California's latest major fire, the Maria Fire, destroyed at least two structures Friday as it grew to nearly 9,000 acres, threatening avocado and citrus crops.   Watch: Great horned owl struck by truck ends up stuck in front grille A great horned owl is recovering at an Arizona sanctuary after ending up with its head stuck in the front grille of a truck that struck it on the highway.   Wild dog control efforts are killing dingoes in Australia Efforts to cull wild dogs in New South Wales, a state on the east coast of Australia, are killing dingoes, according to a new genetic survey.   One in four oncologists fails to discuss genetic testing costs, study says When recommending expensive genetic tests to patients with various forms of cancer, one in four oncologists fail to address costs with patients, an American Cancer Society study says.   Woman accidentally buys identical lottery tickets, wins twice A British grandmother had her lottery jackpot doubled to more than $1 million when she accidentally bought two identical tickets for the same drawing.   Look: Mamamoo teases second studio album K-pop stars Mamamoo will release the album "Bless Life and Carry Knowledge," or "BLACK," in November.   Watch: 'Green Eggs and Ham' expands Dr. Seuss' world in trailer Netflix shared a preview of "Green Eggs and Ham," a new animated series inspired by the Dr. Seuss children's book.   President Donald Trump to host MLB champion Washington Nationals at White House The Washington Nationals are scheduled to visit the White House next week after beating the Houston Astros to win the franchise's first World Series championship, the White House announced Friday.   Fewer opioids after eye surgery sufficient to control pain Prescribing fewer opioid painkillers to patients after eye surgery did not compromise pain control, a new study shows.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump’s Opposition to ‘Endless Wars’ Appeals to Those Who Fought ThemA majority of veterans regret the wars fought after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. President Trump and Congress are listening.   Warren Leads Tight Iowa Race as Biden Fades, Poll FindsMs. Warren garnered 22 percent in a New York Times/Siena College poll, to 19 percent for Bernie Sanders. Pete Buttigieg has surged, while Mr. Biden’s travails have put the race in flux. Beto O’Rourke Drops Out of the Presidential RaceThe former Texas congressman, who energized Democrats in a Senate race last year, began his White House run to great fanfare but failed to build significant support. Elizabeth Warren Proposes $20.5 Trillion Health Care PlanMs. Warren would impose huge tax increases on businesses and billionaires to pay for “Medicare for all,” but she said she would not raise taxes on the middle class. The ‘Whimpering’ Terrorist Only Trump Seems to Have HeardPresident Trump offered a vivid account of the ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi “crying and screaming” in the final minutes before his death. The only problem: No one else knows what he’s talking about. Aide Testified White House Lawyer Warned Him to Keep Trump Ukraine Call SecretLt. Col. Alexander S. Vindman, who testified this week in the impeachment inquiry, said he was told not to discuss a call in which President Trump pressed Ukraine’s president for investigations. Trump Rails Against Impeachment in First Rally Since House VotePresident Trump began road-testing his administration’s theory that he is his own best defense against impeachment. “The Democrat party has gone completely insane,” he told a crowd in Mississippi. Barneys Is Sold for Scrap, Ending an EraThe bankruptcy saga of the famed New York department store involved last-minute alliances and vain attempts to cobble together competing bids. A Celebrity Sommelier Is Accused of Sexual AssaultAnthony Cailan was hailed recently as a rising star in the wine world. Now four women have come forward with allegations of sexual abuse. 39 Vietnamese Died in a U.K. Truck. 18,000 More Endure This Perilous Trip.Thousands of people from Vietnam are smuggled to Europe every year on a route filled with violence and hardship. And that is just the beginning. Elizabeth Warren, TikTok, N.Y.C. Marathon: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Who Will Wear My Dead Husband’s Clothes?It took me a long time to find a new home for the belongings he left behind. How Toronto Reined In Big TechIts deal with Sidewalk Labs harnesses private “smart city” planning to the public interest. The NeverTrump VindicationThey may be on respirators. But conscientious conservatives still count. Obama’s Very Boomer View of ‘Cancel Culture’Old, powerful people often seem to be more upset by online criticism than they are by injustice. Did Warren Pass the Medicare Test? I Think SoHer plan is serious, even if it probably won’t happen. When ‘Do No Harm’ Means Evacuating Hospitals in CaliforniaMedical evacuees are the new refugees of climate change. The Spirit That Brought Down the Berlin Wall Lives OnBloodless revolutions from Armenia to Lebanon are about ending the fatalism corrupt rule engenders. Suicide Has Been Deadlier Than Combat for the MilitaryThe Pentagon has made strides in helping those in need, but the rate of deaths is rising. Chile Is in Danger of Repeating Its PastSebastián Piñera’s heavy-handed repression evokes memories of the dictatorship. Inside the Debate Between Netflix and Big Theater Chains Over ‘The Irishman’Scorsese’s Netflix gangster epic will play in select theaters before it streams. “It’s a disgrace,” says John Fithian, the head of the theater owners organization. Job Market Shows Resilience, Quieting Recession FearsThe economy added 128,000 jobs in October, a figure that would have been higher without the General Motors strike and other factors. Trump to Name Chad Wolf as Acting SecretaryThe White House declined to indicate who would lead the department on a permanent basis. Last Major Nuclear Arms Pact Could Expire With No Replacement, Russia SaysThe treaty, disliked by President Trump, will run out in 14 months — and there is too little time to hammer out a new one, a Russian official said. Elon Musk Bids Twitter Farewell — for NowThe Tesla chief executive announced that he was “going offline” and that he was “not sure about good of Twitter.” 244-Year-Old Rifle Stolen Decades Ago Is Returned to MuseumThe Johann Christian Oerter rifle, taken from Valley Forge State Park in 1971, will go on display at the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia. She Was Trick-or-Treating in a Tiny Bumblebee Costume. Then the Shooting Started.Chicago, a place that sometimes seems inured to gun violence, reeled after a shooting on Halloween. Witnesses came forward to talk to the police. Can Trump Avoid Taxes by Leaving New York? It’s Not So Simple.The state has a platoon of auditors who zealously examine whether people are trying to skirt taxes by improperly claiming that they live elsewhere. Standing Up for Humanity in a World of ScreensA major retrospective of Nam June Paik, the foremost innovator of media art, begins a three-year international tour at Tate Modern in London. Diaz a Reminder of U.F.C.’s Star ChallengeNate Diaz, who fights this weekend at Madison Square Garden, is one of the U.F.C.’s top draws. The promotion isn’t as deep when it comes to stars for the future. Should I Take Fish Oil?Omega-3 in fish oil is said to improve arthritis and reduce the likelihood of heart attacks. But the science suggests: Maybe just eat a fish once in a while. It’s a Buyers’ Market for Two-BedroomsIn New York City, two bedrooms can be a reach for most buyers, but thanks to the overextended luxury market, prices are finally down a bit. More Recent Articles
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