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• 10 days after hurricane, football offers a welcome escape
• Trump says US will pull out of intermediate range nuke pact
• Most UK firms to trigger Brexit safety plans 'by Christmas'
• California fire and rescue squad seeking owner of tortoise who was ‘unable to outrun the paramedics’
• Roughly $233G of alleged meth seized by Customs and Border Protection officers, agency says
• Detroit police find 63 fetuses in funeral home amid probe
• Cardi B gives New York neighborhood residents, fans free winter coats
• Khashoggi death account not ‘credible,’ lawmakers across aisle say
• Saudi Khashoggi saw Turkey as base for a new Middle East
• Sales are brisk as Mega Millions jackpot hits $1.6 billion
• 911 logs tell grim tale of Wisconsin teen Jayme Closs' disappearance and parents' murder
• A Democratic House majority could be dangerous for our country – here’s why
• Trump says he'll pull US from nuclear agreement with Moscow
• North Dakota women could buy marijuana-infused ‘inserts’ for menstrual pain if recreational measure passes
• University of Michigan football star spotted damaging Michigan State’s logo
• In Nevada, Trump says Democrats want to turn US into Venezuela
• Evidence of an October comeback for the GOP?
• A timeline of Saudi statements on the killing of Khashoggi
• Voters defy violence and suicide bombers for Afghan parliamentary elections; 15 dead in Kabul
• NJ leaders grappling with sex assault claim arising from Murphy gubernatorial campaign
• Will America survive the growing insider threat in our homeland today?
• Diners confront Mitch McConnell at restaurant, get told to ‘leave him alone’ by others
• Utah man hits dog with hammer after pup stole food off plate: police
• David Bossie: Americans owe Don McGahn a debt of gratitude for his service to our country
• Investigators seek answers in death of young couple found in Grand Canyon
• Netflix cancels Marvel's 'Luke Cage' ahead of third season
• Swedish student who refused to sit down on flight in effort to stop man’s deportation to Afghanistan is indicted
• Memes may encourage adolescents to be fat and lazy, UK researchers warn
• Oldest Brazilian fossil recovered after massive fire at museum
• California bank executive's very busy, perfect daily routine goes viral, mocked online
• Kim Kardashian says despite ‘wild, sexual’ persona, she is ‘more conservative’ in the bedroom
• Keith Urban gives private hospital concert to sick fan
• GOP bails on Colorado incumbent, bets on 'superstar' newcomer in Florida instead
• Former Dutch Prime Minister Wim Kok dies at 80
• Meghan Markle's husband, Prince Harry, shares excitement for their 'newest addition' in Invictus Games opening speech
• Salem witch trials victim John Proctor’s home on the market for $600G
• Saudis offer pathetic explanation of Khashoggi death to preserve ties to US and clear crown prince
• Magnitude 4.0 earthquake shakes Texas, Oklahoma panhandles
• Rumer Willis opens up about excruciating process of removing her tattoos: 'It's awful'
• Tim Allen reveals his ideal 'Home Improvement' revival plot
• Trump lays blame of border 'horrors' at feet of Democrats, tells them to call him to make deal
• Hundred of thousands descend on London to thwart Britain's plan to leave European Union
• Candles, flashlights, no AC in Florida's hurricane zone
• Busy Philipps says she's 'bummed' James Franco was 'clickbait' for her new book
• Africa’s youngest billionaire freed 9 days after being kidnapped
• The Latest: Group: Malta finally allows rescue ship to leave
• Florida city official charged with murder in shoplifter’s shooting death; 'stand your ground' claim rejected
• Congress faces tough choices on Saudi Arabia in wake of Khashoggi killing
• New York man threatened to kill 2 senators who supported Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation
• 'Teen Mom' star Jenelle Evans breaks silence after claiming to be attacked by husband in 911 call
• The Jamal Khashoggi I knew: mentor, bridge between cultures
• Haley demands UN punish Cuba, Bolivia after ‘mob scene’ at US event for Cuban political prisoners
• Over 60 dead, 100 injured after train mows crowd at India festival
• Hailey Baldwin files to trademark 'Hailey Bieber' for commercial purposes 
• IS frees 6 hostages in exchange with Syrian government
• Details emerge on 911 call made day Jayme Closs vanished, parents were murdered
• Matthew Broderick to appear on 'The Conners' as guest star
• Australia's ruling coalition forced into minority government
• Rights groups warn Ethiopia against return to repression
• Slashing airfare, killing robocalls and more: Tech Q&A
• Ex-India state official: Most train victims migrant workers
• The Latest: UN chief 'deeply troubled' by Saudi confirmation
• 12-pound rock from moon sells for more than $600,000
• 2 convicted Democrats seek political office while behind bars
• Africa's youngest billionaire free 9 days after abduction
• 8 things your mucus says about your health
• Mega Millions jackpot climbs to $1.6B after no winners in Friday's drawing
• Protesters greet Pelosi with expletives during Florida campaign stop
• Arizona woman, 27, marries best friend's dad, 54, and now they all vacation together
• Jessica Chambers’ sister comes forward in doc after teen’s burning death: ‘There are real monsters out in the world’
• Dear Abby answer on parents giving children 'foreign names' sparks outrage
• Dozens of infant remains found in second Detroit funeral home: cops
• Texas girl at center of court battles over life support dies
• Amy Schumer wonders whether white NFL players who don’t kneel are ‘complicit’ in racism
• Parenting is hard work, but don't get discouraged -- remember this
• The important lesson I learned when my son suffered an asthma attack
• Dear Hollywood, stop ruining fairy-tale princesses with your politically correct nonsense
• Steve Doocy: What happened when my wife started to serve our kids fish for breakfast
• Aguilar, Brewers beat Dodgers 7-2, send NLCS to Game 7
• Man brutally beaten with bike lock in random afternoon attack in NYC
• Lawyers for alleged victims blast USC’s tentative $215M settlement over abuse claims
• Customer allegedly tosses soup at restaurant owner during spat: report
• Hillary Clinton gets asked ‘painfully scripted’ questions on Colbert: report
• The Latest: Afghan official outraged by polls' chaotic start
• Saudis blame 'fistfight' for Jamal Khashoggi's death
• Castro slammed for ‘slanderous’ lie after suggesting Kushner may have orchestrated Khashoggi murder
• Silenced forever: Saudi Arabia admits Khashoggi is dead
• Winning numbers for $1B Mega Millions jackpot announced
• Bruce Dern returns home after hospital scare, 'in good spirits'
• Afghan parliamentary polls underway despite threats
• Trump to campaign for Cruz in Texas, 77K sign up for venue that fits 18K
• Man who killed 3 in Colorado Walmart gets life in prison
• A look at Afghanistan's parliamentary elections
• Victims IDed as Hurricane Michael recovery effort drags on
• Trump holds Arizona rally in hopes of giving GOP hopefuls edge
• Silenced forever: Saudi Arabia admits Khashoggi is dead
• US poised to pull out of nuclear arms treaty with Moscow: source
• Massachusetts trooper stabbed 'multiple times’ after chase, state police say
• Jamal Khashoggi, missing activist and writer, killed in fight, Saudi state media reports
• Police reforms have NYC officers handing out business cards
• Hillary Clinton aide says there’s a ‘Powerball range’ chance she'd run for president again
• Katy Perry praises Taylor Swift for 'setting a great example' with political stance
• Train mows down crowd at India festival, at least 58 dead
• Bill Cosby defense team called out by prosecutors for 'timeworn' and 'meritless' appeal attempt
• The Jamal Khashoggi I knew: mentor, bridge between cultures
• Rep. Gaetz on the political fallout of the migrant caravan