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Former Football Players With CTE Have Turned to Violence

The gunman in the Manhattan office shooting said in a note that he believed he had C.T.E., a degenerative disease linked by studies to repeated hits to the head.

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On Monday, a gunman opened fire in a Midtown office building that houses the N.F.L. He had a note on him that referred to chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E., which has been found in some football players.
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Ozempic Maker’s Stock Plunges 20% After Profit Warning

Novo Nordisk slashed its financial forecasts as it struggled to fight off competition in the United States. It also named a new chief executive, who highlighted the “urgency” of the moment.

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The share price of Novo Nordisk, the maker of the weight-loss drug Ozempic, has plummeted.
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NYPD Officer Killed in NYC Shooting Was Part of Paid Detail Unit

The Paid Detail Unit allows businesses that can afford it to pay for extra police protection.

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The New York Police Department’s Paid Detail Unit allows officers to make extra money with relatively easy shifts guarding businesses.
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Trump’s E.U. Trade Deal Comes With Impossible Energy Promises

The European Union pledged to buy billions of dollars’ worth of energy resources from the United States. Experts say that’s unrealistic and could hurt Europe’s climate goals.

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President Trump and the European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, meeting Sunday at the Trump Turnberry golf course in Scotland.
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Class and Identity in Hilton Head: The Gullah v. Wealthy Landowners

A legal fight over access to burial grounds has pitted the Gullah Geechee against wealthy landowners around Hilton Head Island.

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Galen Miller. a member of the Gullah-Geechee community, at the Talbird Cemetery, where his ancestors are buried.
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I.M.F. Raises Global Growth Outlook as U.S. Eases Some Tariffs

The International Monetary Fund warned that trade tension continued to be a risk for the global economy.

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Fears of a damaging economic slowdown have been tempered as the Trump administration pursues lower tariff rates than economists feared earlier this year.
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Coal Plants Emailed the E.P.A. to Avoid Clean-Air Rules

Sites including at least 15 coal plants sought exemptions from environmental rules using a new Trump administration system to fast-track requests, documents show.

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The Conemaugh Generating Station in New Florence, Pa., is among the coal plants that have received exemptions.
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Israeli Far-Right Minister Promotes Plan for Jewish Resettlement in Gaza

Bezalel Smotrich described Gaza as an ‘inseparable part’ of Israel, even as the Netherlands announced a ban on him and another hard line Israeli minister.

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Bezalel Smotrich, Israel’s finance minister, in the Parliament in Jerusalem last month. He said Tuesday that Israel was “closer than ever” to rebuilding Jewish settlements in Gaza.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene Is First Republican Lawmaker to Call Gaza Crisis a ‘Genocide’

Ms. Greene is the first Republican in Congress to use the term to describe the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, two years after she led the push to censure a Democrat for speaking out against conditions there.

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Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene became the latest prominent voice on the right to condemn the humanitarian disaster unfolding in Gaza.
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Boeing Reports Strongest Revenue in Six Years

Although the aerospace company lost money in the second quarter, it built and sold more planes as it recovered from quality crises and a workers strike.

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Boeing has steadily increased production and deliveries of its passenger planes since Kelly Ortberg joined the company as chief executive last August.
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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, Awaiting Sentencing, Asks Judge to Release Him From Jail

Lawyers for the music mogul, who is to be sentenced in October on prostitution charges, filed court papers saying he would sign a $50 million bond.

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Sean Combs, who was convicted on July 2 of transportation to engage in prostitution, pictured in 2022 at an awards ceremony in Las Vegas.
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Are Cracks Appearing in Trump’s Antitrust Strategy?

Two top officials are reportedly out of a job, amid reported disagreements within the Justice Department over how it regulates deals.

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Gail Slater, a top antitrust official in the Trump administration, is reportedly down two top deputies as tensions within the agency grow.
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Union Pacific to Buy Norfolk Southern in $85 Billion Railroad Deal

The merger would create the United States’ first coast-to-coast rail network, spanning 50,000 miles and 43 states.

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A Union Pacific freight train in Eloy, Ariz. in April. The company said it was offering a combination of cash and stock for Norfolk Southern.
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