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Clinton, Warren, Cubs: Your Monday Evening Briefing | Clinton, Warren, Cubs: Your Monday Evening Briefing |
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(Want to get this briefing by email? Here’s the sign-up.) | (Want to get this briefing by email? Here’s the sign-up.) |
Good evening. Here’s the latest. | Good evening. Here’s the latest. |
1. The hard-fought presidential race is not the only big issue Americans will decide on Election Day. California and four other states are voting on whether to allow recreational marijuana use. | 1. The hard-fought presidential race is not the only big issue Americans will decide on Election Day. California and four other states are voting on whether to allow recreational marijuana use. |
“If we’re successful, it’s the beginning of the end of the war on marijuana,” said an influential proponent: California’s lieutenant governor. | “If we’re successful, it’s the beginning of the end of the war on marijuana,” said an influential proponent: California’s lieutenant governor. |
Hillary Clinton is campaigning with Senator Elizabeth Warren, above, and Donald J. Trump is in Ohio and other battleground states this week. | Hillary Clinton is campaigning with Senator Elizabeth Warren, above, and Donald J. Trump is in Ohio and other battleground states this week. |
We’ve compiled a list of the 281 people, places and things Mr. Trump has insulted on Twitter since announcing his candidacy. | We’ve compiled a list of the 281 people, places and things Mr. Trump has insulted on Twitter since announcing his candidacy. |
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2. The Justice Department will send election observers to polling places in four states on Election Day, a significant drop from 2012. | 2. The Justice Department will send election observers to polling places in four states on Election Day, a significant drop from 2012. |
The pullback worries civil rights advocates who are fearful of intimidation of minority voters at polling places. Above, early voting in North Carolina. | The pullback worries civil rights advocates who are fearful of intimidation of minority voters at polling places. Above, early voting in North Carolina. |
Officials say their hands are tied by a 2013 Supreme Court decision that gutted the heart of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. | Officials say their hands are tied by a 2013 Supreme Court decision that gutted the heart of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. |
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3. France started to demolish the migrant camp in Calais known as “The Jungle,” in an operation that could last a week. | 3. France started to demolish the migrant camp in Calais known as “The Jungle,” in an operation that could last a week. |
Thousands of the camp’s residents will be relocated to shelters across the country in the coming days. | Thousands of the camp’s residents will be relocated to shelters across the country in the coming days. |
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4. AT&T’s chief executive and his Time Warner counterpart defended their proposed merger in a call with analysts. | 4. AT&T’s chief executive and his Time Warner counterpart defended their proposed merger in a call with analysts. |
The big question was whether it makes sense for a cable and wireless provider to spend $85 billion to acquire the home of HBO, CNN and Warner Bros. | The big question was whether it makes sense for a cable and wireless provider to spend $85 billion to acquire the home of HBO, CNN and Warner Bros. |
A form of the word “innovate” was used 32 times in the 60-minute call, often regarding strategies for advertising and content on mobile devices. | A form of the word “innovate” was used 32 times in the 60-minute call, often regarding strategies for advertising and content on mobile devices. |
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5. Militants stormed a police training college near Quetta, Pakistan, trapping at least 250 cadets and staff members. | 5. Militants stormed a police training college near Quetta, Pakistan, trapping at least 250 cadets and staff members. |
Heavy gunfire was reported as army commandos moved into the facility and began to clear rooms. | Heavy gunfire was reported as army commandos moved into the facility and began to clear rooms. |
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6. A shake-up could jump-start the stalled investigation into the death of Eric Garner. | |
Mr. Garner died on a Staten Island street corner in 2014 after a police officer, who was not indicted, subdued him with a chokehold. His last words, “I can’t breathe,” became a rallying cry. | |
The Justice Department has replaced its team investigating the case, which could put the government back on track to seek criminal charges. | |
Above, his mother, Gwen Carr, held a photo of him. | |
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7. In memoriam. Tom Hayden, above, one of the most visible radical figures of the 1960s civil rights and antiwar movements, died on Sunday. He was 76. | |
A founder of Students for a Democratic Society who was once married to Jane Fonda, he became an author and California state legislator. | A founder of Students for a Democratic Society who was once married to Jane Fonda, he became an author and California state legislator. |
And Gordon Hamilton, a prominent scientist who studied glaciers and their impact on sea levels in a warming climate, died on Saturday in Antarctica when his snowmobile plunged into one of the crevasses he was studying. He was 50. | And Gordon Hamilton, a prominent scientist who studied glaciers and their impact on sea levels in a warming climate, died on Saturday in Antarctica when his snowmobile plunged into one of the crevasses he was studying. He was 50. |
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8. Climate change is turning more of China’s land into desert. | |
The government has relocated about 30,000 “ecological migrants” because of desertification caused by drought, climate change and overgrazing. | The government has relocated about 30,000 “ecological migrants” because of desertification caused by drought, climate change and overgrazing. |
Many are families who have made a living for generations by herding animals. | Many are families who have made a living for generations by herding animals. |
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9. A common virus is a bigger threat to infants than Zika, but most doctors don’t tell women about it. | |
The cytomegalovirus, or CMV, can cause hearing and vision loss, microcephaly and intellectual deficits in fetuses. Simple measures like hand-washing can protect pregnant women and their fetuses, but many doctors do not want to add to parental anxieties. | The cytomegalovirus, or CMV, can cause hearing and vision loss, microcephaly and intellectual deficits in fetuses. Simple measures like hand-washing can protect pregnant women and their fetuses, but many doctors do not want to add to parental anxieties. |
New evidence that infected newborns may benefit from antiviral drugs has reinvigorated a debate about educating mothers and screening infants. | New evidence that infected newborns may benefit from antiviral drugs has reinvigorated a debate about educating mothers and screening infants. |
Three-year-old Evelyn Steadman, above, was born with CMV and has microcephaly and deafness. | Three-year-old Evelyn Steadman, above, was born with CMV and has microcephaly and deafness. |
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10. The N.B.A. season kicks off on Tuesday, and we’re highlighting the best games to watch. The short form: the Golden State Warriors, above. | |
In the N.F.L., the Houston Texans meet the Broncos tonight in Denver. (8:30 p.m. Eastern, ESPN) | In the N.F.L., the Houston Texans meet the Broncos tonight in Denver. (8:30 p.m. Eastern, ESPN) |
And for baseball fans, two trophy-starved teams — the Chicago Cubs and the Cleveland Indians — are filled with hope on the eve of the World Series. | And for baseball fans, two trophy-starved teams — the Chicago Cubs and the Cleveland Indians — are filled with hope on the eve of the World Series. |
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11. Finally, if fall weather is inspiring you to curl up indoors with a book, here are six new thrillers. | |
Our picks include Lee Child’s latest Jack Reacher novel, “Night School,” and Francesca Kay’s “The Long Room,” about a British spy in London in 1981. | Our picks include Lee Child’s latest Jack Reacher novel, “Night School,” and Francesca Kay’s “The Long Room,” about a British spy in London in 1981. |
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Your Evening Briefing is posted at 6 p.m. Eastern. | Your Evening Briefing is posted at 6 p.m. Eastern. |
And don’t miss Your Morning Briefing, posted weekdays at 6 a.m. Eastern, and Your Weekend Briefing, posted at 6 a.m. Sundays. | And don’t miss Your Morning Briefing, posted weekdays at 6 a.m. Eastern, and Your Weekend Briefing, posted at 6 a.m. Sundays. |
Want to look back? Here’s Friday’s briefing. | Want to look back? Here’s Friday’s briefing. |
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