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MLB: Cubs' White House visit is unofficial

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Manager Joe Maddon and some Chicago Cubs players will visit the White House on Wednesday, but it’s not an official visit. Maddon said he was going out of respect for the Ricketts family, which owns the Cubs and donated to President Trump’s campaign.

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For the record

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Roger Waters: An article in the June 22 Calendar section about Roger Waters’ new album said Waters supports Palestinians’ rights but incorrectly referred to tensions between Israel and Palestine. It should have said tensions between the Israeli government and the Palestinians.

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Wednesday's TV highlights: 'Broadchurch' on BBC America

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Jay Leno’s Garage The former “Tonight Show” host returns for his third season of this unscripted series, with two new episodes. In the first, Leno visits former President George W. Bush’s ranch to tool around in W.’s familiar Ford pickup, then he races minivans with Wanda Sykes. In the...



Still without Corey Seager, Dodgers give an ailing Yasiel Puig the day off

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Yasiel Puig added another leg issue to his list of maladies. Already nursing a tight right hamstring, Puig is also dealing with soreness in a knee, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said before Tuesday’s game against the Angels. The Dodgers gave Puig the day off to rest and inserted Trayce Thompson...

Chris Paul, Clippers meet to discuss future

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Chris Paul and the Clippers, four days before the NBA’s free-agency period starts, had a meeting Tuesday at his representatives’ offices to discuss their future together, said an NBA executive who was not authorized to speak publicly on the matter.

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Half a century of conflict in Colombia comes to close as FARC rebels disarm

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In a ceremony that once seemed unimaginable, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, finished disarming on Tuesday as part of last year’s historic peace deal. With that, it officially morphed from an insurgent group that wrought violent havoc for more than half a century to a political...





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