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New York Today: New York Today: Hurricane Jose Approaches 19 Sep 2017
Tuesday: Tracking the storm, the Big City Book Club, and President Trump at the U.N.
JONATHAN WOLFE
Long Delays Cloud Police Department Disciplinary Trials 19 Sep 2017
Data obtained by The Times shows how long it takes for the Police Department to decide on a case after an officer is found to have used excessive force.
BENJAMIN MUELLER
3 Killed and More Than a Dozen Injured in Bus Crash in Queens 19 Sep 2017
The driver of the charter bus that caused the accident had been fired by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority in 2015 after he was convicted of driving under the influence, the authorities said.
SARAH MASLIN NIR and MATTHEW HAAG

Hurricane Maria 'devastates' Dominica: PM 19 Sep 2017
The category five hurricane battered the island of Dominica and is now approaching Guadeloupe.
Rohingya crisis: Suu Kyi does not fear global 'scrutiny' 19 Sep 2017
In her first comments on the Rohingya Muslims crisis, Myanmar's leader says the violence is over.
UK 'biggest audience' in Europe for jihadist web content 18 Sep 2017
Britain is the fifth-biggest audience in the world for extremist content, a study finds.
Yemen war: What happened to Saleem? 18 Sep 2017
It has been a year since starving Saleem became the face of Yemen's suffering. But where is he now?
Toys 'R' Us files for bankruptcy in US 19 Sep 2017
The once dominant toy retailer has struggled against larger rivals such as Amazon and Walmart.
Nerf guns can lead to serious eye injuries, doctors warn 18 Sep 2017
Medics said they had treated patients with internal bleeding around the eye and blurred vision.
Grenfell death toll 'may be below 80' 19 Sep 2017
Death toll in the Grenfell fire in London may be a little less than previous estimate of 80, police say
Ryanair cancellations 'absolutely atrocious' 19 Sep 2017
Stranded passengers tell the BBC what they've had to do to get home.
Stanislav Petrov, who averted possible nuclear war, dies at 77 18 Sep 2017
Ex-Soviet officer Stanislav Petrov reported a possible 1983 US missile launch as a false alarm.
Ken Clarke: Boris Johnson exploiting May's weakness 19 Sep 2017
Pro-EU Tory MP Ken Clarke says Boris Johnson should have been sacked for his Brexit article.

Hurricane Maria Intensifies, Aims For Puerto Rico 19 Sep 2017
UPDATE: The island of Dominica in the Caribbean has been hit hard by the Category 5 hurricane last night. The Priminister stated that his greatest fear would be waking up to his citizens with “serious physical injury and possible deaths.” SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Hurricane Maria intensified into a dangerous Category 5 storm […]
By DANICA COTO, Associated Press
Robert DeNiro Asks For U.N. Help To Rebuild Barbuda 19 Sep 2017
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Two-time Oscar-winning actor Robert De Niro came to the United Nations on Monday to appeal to all countries and organizations to help rebuild the devastated Caribbean island of Barbuda and ensure that “paradise is not lost.” De Niro spoke at a hastily called meeting on Hurricane Irma, the most powerful Atlantic […]
By EDITH M. LEDERER, Associated Press
Protests To Continue After 120 Arrested In St. Louis 18 Sep 2017
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Protesters chanting “free our people” gathered outside the jail in downtown St. Louis for more than two hours Monday night to show solidarity with those who remain behind bars. \Police said more than 120 people were arrested during Sunday’s protests over the acquittal of a white former police officer in the […]
Jim Salter & Summer Ballentine, Associated Press
48th African American Pride And Reform Parade In Harlem 18 Sep 2017
Many turned out on the streets of Harlem for the 48th African American Day Parade. Every year on the third Sunday of September, the city of Harlem, NY puts on the African American parade celebrating the Caribbean and African American culture that covers the city. The streets were filled with flags from different nations proudly […]
Diannah Watson, BlackAmericaWeb.com
Costs From Major Natural Disasters Can Stress State Budgets 18 Sep 2017
ATLANTA (AP) — A summer of natural catastrophes, from epic hurricanes to scorching wildfires, has exposed another peril in disaster-prone states: How to pay for the rescues, repairs and rebuilding. The combined tab from Hurricanes Harvey and Irma is expected to hit $200 billion or more. While the federal government is expected to pay most […]
Christina A. Cassidy & Bob Salsberg, Associated Press
The Oldest Person In The World Dies At 117 Years Old 18 Sep 2017
The oldest person in the world has died at the age 117. Violet Mosse Brown was born in Jamaica in the year 1900 on Friday, September 15, 2017. She became the oldest person living after the death of Emma Moreno in April this year. Moreno was from Italy and born in 1899. Brown credits her […]
Diannah Watson, BlackAmericaWeb.com
White House, Black Colleges Heads To Meet Amid Strained Ties 18 Sep 2017
WASHINGTON (AP) — The presidents of historically black colleges and universities are making their second visit to the White House this year amid strains with the Trump administration over promises unkept. An annual gathering in the nation’s capital for those schools has been reduced to a two-day summit, further aggravating college officials already frustrate […]
By Jesse J. Holland, Associated Press
Hurricane Maria Nearing Already Battered Caribbean Islands 18 Sep 2017
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (AP) — A strengthening Hurricane Maria churned toward the Leeward Islands in the eastern Caribbean on Monday as forecasters warned it was expected to become a major hurricane by early Tuesday. Maria swiftly grew into a hurricane Sunday, and forecasters said it was expected to become much stronger over the coming […]
Associated Press
Dozens Arrested In St. Louis After More Protest, Vandalism 18 Sep 2017
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Hundreds of police officers in riot gear mobilized in downtown St. Louis after another day of peaceful protests over an ex-police officer’s acquittal in the death of a black man, a scene that grew ugly after nightfall amid dozens of arrests and reports of property damage and vandalism in the streets. […]
Jim Salter & Summer Ballentine, Associated Press
St. Louis Protests Turn Violent After Cop’s Acquittal 18 Sep 2017
ST. LOUIS (AP) — St. Louis police made several arrests and one officer was injured Sunday night after an afternoon of nonviolent protest over the acquittal of a white former police officer charged in the shooting death of a black man gave way to broken windows and a police response of several hundred officers in […]
By JIM SALTER and SUMMER BALLENTINE, Associated Press