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A gunman opened fire with a rifle through the windows of a Catholic church and struck a group of children celebrating Mass during the first week of school. -
In a five-photo joint post on Instagram, the superstar singer and football player revealed their engagement, the fairytale culmination of a courtship that for two years has thrilled and fascinated millions around the world. -
The strike, which began over the weekend, affected about 130,000 travelers daily during the peak summer travel season. Flights will start resuming Tuesday evening, but full restoration may take a week or more. -
President Donald Trump and Russia’s Vladimir Putin said they reached an understanding on ending the war in Ukraine after meeting for about 2 1/2 hours in Alaska. But they offered no details on what they agreed and left without answering questions. -
Attorneys for the gunman who killed 10 Black people at a Buffalo supermarket argue that federal charges should be dropped due to a lack of minority representation on the grand jury. -
Bills running back James Cook has ended his contract standoff by signing a four-year deal, Buffalo general manager Brandon Beane said. -
Buffalo Bills running back James Cook resumed practicing, ending — temporarily, at least — his “hold-in” as part of a contract standoff that began on Aug. 3.
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The subpoenas mark an escalation of the Trump administration's ongoing efforts to scrutinize perceived adversaries of the president, including those like James who had investigated Trump before his election win last November. -
This marks the second day Cook has not participated in practice in the fourth-year player’s next step in escalating his bid to extend the final year of his contract. -
Reflected in his choice of car and play, Shakir prefers reliability over style as Bills top receiverBuffalo Bills receiver Khalil Shakir's approach to his on-field duties is no different than how he went about choosing his first car. It all revolves around reliability.
