The Nets have brought something to New York basketball that's been missing during this generation: expectations.
On Sunday evening, the Nets came to agreements with Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving and DeAndre Jordan to join the team as free agents. The moves make the Nets instant title contenders …...
The Nets have brought something to New York basketball that's been missing during this generation: expectations.
On Sunday evening, the Nets came to agreements with Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving and DeAndre Jordan to join the team as free agents. The moves make the Nets instant title contenders …...
It’s still the right thing.
Thousands turned out Sunday for filmmaker Spike Lee’s annual Brooklyn block party in celebration of the 30th anniversary of his seminal movie “Do The Right Thing," and to dance to Michael Jackson hits in honor of the late singer’s birthday.
Celebrants packed Do The Right...
It’s still the right thing.
Thousands turned out Sunday for filmmaker Spike Lee’s annual Brooklyn block party in celebration of the 30th anniversary of his seminal movie “Do The Right Thing," and to dance to Michael Jackson hits in honor of the late singer’s birthday.
Celebrants packed Do The Right...
It’s still the right thing.
Thousands turned out Sunday for filmmaker Spike Lee’s annual Brooklyn block party in celebration of the 30th anniversary of his seminal movie “Do The Right Thing," and to dance to Michael Jackson hits in honor of the late singer’s birthday.
Celebrants packed Do The Right...
A Canadian artist claims he was fired from a publishing company in New Brunswick after he posted a cartoon on Twitter of President Trump standing over the bodies of two drowned migrants.
In the cartoon, Trump holds a golf club and asks “Do you mind if I play through?” The cartoon references the...
A Canadian artist claims he was fired from a publishing company in New Brunswick after he posted a cartoon on Twitter of President Trump standing over the bodies of two drowned migrants.
In the cartoon, Trump holds a golf club and asks “Do you mind if I play through?” The cartoon references the...
A Canadian artist claims he was fired from a publishing company in New Brunswick after he posted a cartoon on Twitter of President Trump standing over the bodies of two drowned migrants.
In the cartoon, Trump holds a golf club and asks “Do you mind if I play through?” The cartoon references the...
At least three kittens have been thrown onto roads in New Jersey in recent days, leading to the death of one, police and media reported.
Two of the felines were hurled from “an older model, faded red Pathfinder” at around 8 p.m. on June 22, spurring a police investigation, according to a post on...
At least three kittens have been thrown onto roads in New Jersey in recent days, leading to the death of one, police and media reported.
Two of the felines were hurled from “an older model, faded red Pathfinder” at around 8 p.m. on June 22, spurring a police investigation, according to a post on...
Relatives of 2-year-old Jebediah King Cabezuela, who died after being exposed to E. coli at the San Diego County Fair, held a fund-raiser for the toddler’s parents Saturday night.
The boy suffered stomach pains for four days even though he washed his hands after leaving the fair’s petting zoo,...
At least three kittens have been thrown onto roads in New Jersey in recent days, leading to the death of one, police and media reported.
Two of the felines were hurled from “an older model, faded red Pathfinder” at around 8 p.m. on June 22, spurring a police investigation, according to a post on...
Relatives of 2-year-old Jebediah King Cabezuela, who died after being exposed to E. coli at the San Diego County Fair, held a fund-raiser for the toddler’s parents Saturday night.
The boy suffered stomach pains for four days even though he washed his hands after leaving the fair’s petting zoo,...
The bodies of the father and daughter who died in an embrace after drowning in the Rio Grande while trying to make it to the U.S. were returned to El Salvador, their home country, Sunday for a burial.
Oscar Alberto MartÃnez, 25, and his little girl, 23-month-old Valeria, are expected to be buried...
Relatives of 2-year-old Jebediah King Cabezuela, who died after being exposed to E. coli at the San Diego County Fair, held a fund-raiser for the toddler’s parents Saturday night.
The boy suffered stomach pains for four days even though he washed his hands after leaving the fair’s petting zoo,...
The bodies of the father and daughter who died in an embrace after drowning in the Rio Grande while trying to make it to the U.S. were returned to El Salvador, their home country, Sunday for a burial.
Oscar Alberto MartÃnez, 25, and his little girl, 23-month-old Valeria, are expected to be buried...
The bodies of the father and daughter who died in an embrace after drowning in the Rio Grande while trying to make it to the U.S. were returned to El Salvador, their home country, Sunday for a burial.
Oscar Alberto MartÃnez, 25, and his little girl, 23-month-old Valeria, are expected to be buried...
Apparently concerned with how Kevin Durant would bounce back from a ruptured Achilles tendon, the Knicks were not planning on offering the former MVP a full max contract, according to ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne.
On Sunday night, Durant announced that he would be joining Kyrie Irving and DeAndre Jordan...
Apparently concerned with how Kevin Durant would bounce back from a ruptured Achilles tendon, the Knicks were not planning on offering the former MVP a full max contract, according to ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne.
On Sunday night, Durant announced that he would be joining Kyrie Irving and DeAndre Jordan...
The chief operating officer of the city’s IT department — a crony hire by the embattled former city tech boss — bolted from his cushy high-paying job on Friday, a week after a damning report on the agency’s failure to deal with a bug in the wireless system.
Vijay Gogineni, 44, stepped down from...
The chief operating officer of the city’s IT department — a crony hire by the embattled former city tech boss — bolted from his cushy high-paying job on Friday, a week after a damning report on the agency’s failure to deal with a bug in the wireless system.
Vijay Gogineni, 44, stepped down from...
Apparently concerned with how Kevin Durant would bounce back from a ruptured Achilles tendon, the Knicks were not planning on offering the former MVP a full max contract, according to ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne.
On Sunday night, Durant announced that he would be joining Kyrie Irving and DeAndre Jordan...
Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas got married in December 2018 in an extravagant wedding in India. The couple has been giving major couple goals since then. Their vacations, outings and various appearances together at events have always rocked the headlines.
Salman Khan has been treating us with various videos from his day to day life. The actor is currently spending his time with family before resuming his working on his next.
Priyanka Chopra and her hubby Nick Jonas are in France for Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner's second wedding. Joe and Sophie's second wedding comes almost two months after the couple got married in a surprise ceremony in Las Vegas.
Cricketer Yuvraj Singh recently announced his retirement from the sport and now he is hosting a retirement bash in Mumbai. Many Bollywood celebs were in attendance at the bash, however, what caught over eyes when Kim Sharma arrived at the venue. For the unversed, a decade ago, rumours of Yuvi dating Kim were rife all over media.A Minnesota pastor has lost his job because of his unwavering support for the LGBTQ community.
Friday, the Evangelical Covenant Church board voted in favor of evicting the Rev. Dan Collison from the Minneapolis denomination, reported the Star Tribune.
Collison expressed his disappointment over...
Even the 1969 Miracle Mets could not rub off on this team, and this bullpen.
It was almost a storybook ending for 29-year-old Chris Mazza, who was nine outs away from recording a win in his Major League debut. The problem for Mazza, who hurled four terrific innings of one-run ball, was the Mets’...
Even the 1969 Miracle Mets could not rub off on this team, and this bullpen.
It was almost a storybook ending for 29-year-old Chris Mazza, who was nine outs away from recording a win in his Major League debut. The problem for Mazza, who hurled four terrific innings of one-run ball, was the Mets’...
Even the 1969 Miracle Mets could not rub off on this team, and this bullpen.
It was almost a storybook ending for 29-year-old Chris Mazza, who was nine outs away from recording a win in his Major League debut. The problem for Mazza, who hurled four terrific innings of one-run ball, was the Mets’...
You might be more tense than you realize. Your source of stress might come from a judgment that you’re making around your personal life. If you can clear the air or have a helpful talk, do just that.
Tonight: Forget problems; go out.
This week: You might be slow to get going, yet you display unusual creativity from Tuesday on. For some, love knocks on the door.
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You might want to see a situation differently. Listen to the other parties involved and imagine being each one of them. You’ll gain a better sense of what’s going on. Keep it light.
Tonight: Accept an invitation out and about.
This week: Go for what you want. Success will be yours if you break though rigid thinking.
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Your friends could come up with a provocative set of plans that you don’t want to say no to. On the other hand, a child or loved one could feel left out. See whether blending the two different relationship types is possible. You’ll be happier.
Tonight: You could see the sunrise.
This week: If you can disappear midweek, do. The end of the week improves.
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Your inner child demands release. You’re likely to pursue some hobby that you’ve enjoyed for years. A friend or several friends would love to join in. You feel silly but have a great time.
Tonight: Dance the night away.
This week: Your playfulness cannot be subdued except maybe Tuesday or Wednesday. Enjoy the lightness.
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All eyes turn to you. Although you might not be doing anything differently, you seem wittier and more content than you usually do. A partner cannot get enough of you. If single, you have quite the entourage.
Tonight: Let it all hang out.
This week: You could opt to not make a purchase, as much as you might want to. If you do make the purchase, you will be thrilled at first…
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You have a lot to do and complete. Focus on one item at a time; you’ll reach your goal fast enough. Don’t be tempted by a friend to toss your schedule into the air and join him or her. You might enjoy yourself now, but the consequences might not be amusing.
Tonight: Complete rather than begin.
This week: Follow another person’s lead. You will like what occurs.
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Your emotions take over before you can restrain yourself. Perhaps sharing what’s in your heart is better. Don’t take someone’s first reaction personally. This person will probably change his or her mind.
Tonight: Keep it calm.
This week: Your intensity and moodiness translate into magnetism. Go for what you want.
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An older relative would appreciate your company. This person adores you but might not be expressive. Make it your pleasure to go out to lunch or the movies together. If you understood how important this afternoon time could be to this person, you’d smile.
Tonight: Out late.
This week: Accept the limelight. Accept the responsibility.
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You might want to rein in your spending. You love beautiful things. You appreciate quality. Those natural inclinations easily can get you into trouble. You could convince your sweetie to pitch in and pay for such purchases.
Tonight: Enjoying the moment.
This week: You love baubles and things in general. You might surprise yourself with a purchase.
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You express a willingness to share more with a specific person. One-on-one relating could be rewarding. You’ll enjoy yourself so much that you could forget your budget. Enjoy, but don’t make a big deal of doing so.
Tonight: Out.
This week: A close loved one seems to become a major force yet controlling at the same time. Chill.
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Although you could have the best intentions, what you say might be taken too literally, even if you mean to be humorous. Weigh the pros and cons of going to the movies, a concert or some other place where you don’t need to talk. You’ll get into less trouble.
Tonight: Think about tomorrow.
This week: A change on the homefront will become possible soon, if not immediately.
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No matter what you decide to do, you’ll tend to go to excess. A partner or loved one could come up with one tempting idea after the other. Go for the moment; you’re likely to have a blast while you’re out.
Tonight: Dinner out.
This week: Defer and you will be a lot happier. This theme holds all week long.
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A Florida woman died on Thursday after contracting flesh-eating bacteria at a beach two weeks ago.
Lynn Fleming of Ellington, Fla., was walking along Coquina Beach with her son, Wade, and his wife, Traci, when she cut her leg.
“There was a little depression that she couldn’t see because it was...
A Florida woman died on Thursday after contracting flesh-eating bacteria at a beach two weeks ago.
Lynn Fleming of Ellington, Fla., was walking along Coquina Beach with her son, Wade, and his wife, Traci, when she cut her leg.
“There was a little depression that she couldn’t see because it was...
A Florida woman died on Thursday after contracting flesh-eating bacteria at a beach two weeks ago.
Lynn Fleming of Ellington, Fla., was walking along Coquina Beach with her son, Wade, and his wife, Traci, when she cut her leg.
“There was a little depression that she couldn’t see because it was...
Before solidifying your plans, make a phone call. Before you know it, a spontaneous happening might occur, but the location could be your place. Go with the flow; make nothing complicated.
Tonight: Enjoy all your guests.
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You might think that you’d be happiest at home. In fact, you might try to curl up with a novel or get extra sleep, but a friend or loved one interrupts your plans. You cannot say no to this person, nor should you.
Tonight: Acting like a teenager again.
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Allow your imagination to dictate your plans. A childlike fantasy could play out. You might even find yourself at an amusement park. Just let go of worldly concerns; invite a loved one or child to join you.
Tonight: The fun continues.
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You might need to clear out an errand or two during the day. While shopping, you run into a friend or an old acquaintance. Get as much done as possible. If you don’t have plans, you probably will by the end of the day.
Tonight: You are wherever the party is.
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You could be in the position of being the only reason that another person might be invited to a get-together. Think this situation through; don’t get jammed into a corner.
Tonight: Out with a favourite person.
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You might not know what’s best to do right now. Invitations come in left and right. Accept the one that allows you to be with the apple of your eye. Don’t push too hard to make a situation work.
Tonight: Opt for an exotic type of food or entertainment.
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Your ability to get past a problem emerges. You’re full of energy when the topic of a trip, even a day trip, comes up. Getting out of town and enjoying a change of scenery can only help your mindset and mood.
Tonight: A force to behold.
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You might want to clear out some errands or shopping early in the day. You want to have an easy few days. Still, say no to extravagance. If you decide to invite friends over, do a potluck dinner.
Tonight: With your friends and loved ones.
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Others seek you out. The reasons seem to be endless. Your friends like your company and suggestions. Be available for a conversation. Honour your own plans for later in the day. Your family or loved ones would be sad not to have you attend their barbecue or join them at the movies.
Tonight: Relax over dinner.
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She was their Queen Charlie.
A doe-eyed 3-year-old who lost both her mom and dad to violence is now at the center of a custody feud between grieving grandmothers — even as the somber little girl could inherit a windfall from lawsuits filed by her fractious family.
“That’s an angel right there....
She was their Queen Charlie.
A doe-eyed 3-year-old who lost both her mom and dad to violence is now at the center of a custody feud between grieving grandmothers — even as the somber little girl could inherit a windfall from lawsuits filed by her fractious family.
“That’s an angel right there....
She was their Queen Charlie.
A doe-eyed 3-year-old who lost both her mom and dad to violence is now at the center of a custody feud between grieving grandmothers — even as the somber little girl could inherit a windfall from lawsuits filed by her fractious family.
“That’s an angel right there....
A single-engine plane crashed into a North Carolina home late Thursday night, killing the pilot and a person inside the house.
The plane went down in Hope Mills, N.C., just before midnight. One other person was injured one inside the house.
Half of the roof was smashed and debris could be spotted...
A single-engine plane crashed into a North Carolina home late Thursday night, killing the pilot and a person inside the house.
The plane went down in Hope Mills, N.C., just before midnight. One other person was injured one inside the house.
Half of the roof was smashed and debris could be spotted...
A single-engine plane crashed into a North Carolina home late Thursday night, killing the pilot and a person inside the house.
The plane went down in Hope Mills, N.C., just before midnight. One other person was injured one inside the house.
Half of the roof was smashed and debris could be spotted...
A 45 year-old man was found dead in Brooklyn Friday in his bed with two gunshot wounds in his face.
The unidentified man was found in his home on 51st. St. near Seventh Ave. in Sunset Park just after 12:30 p.m. by his landlord, who had come by to collect the rent.
After finding the corpse, the...
A federally protected sea turtle was found dead with a spear through its head in a national park in Florida, the National Parks Service said.
Investigators are seeking the public’s help in identifying who killed the turtle in Biscayne National Park.
The green sea turtle was found by a group fishing...
A 45 year-old man was found dead in Brooklyn Friday in his bed with two gunshot wounds in his face.
The unidentified man was found in his home on 51st. St. near Seventh Ave. in Sunset Park just after 12:30 p.m. by his landlord, who had come by to collect the rent.
After finding the corpse, the...
A federally protected sea turtle was found dead with a spear through its head in a national park in Florida, the National Parks Service said.
Investigators are seeking the public’s help in identifying who killed the turtle in Biscayne National Park.
The green sea turtle was found by a group fishing...
A 45 year-old man was found dead in Brooklyn Friday in his bed with two gunshot wounds in his face.
The unidentified man was found in his home on 51st. St. near Seventh Ave. in Sunset Park just after 12:30 p.m. by his landlord, who had come by to collect the rent.
After finding the corpse, the...
A federally protected sea turtle was found dead with a spear through its head in a national park in Florida, the National Parks Service said.
Investigators are seeking the public’s help in identifying who killed the turtle in Biscayne National Park.
The green sea turtle was found by a group fishing...
Two men and woman were shot Friday when a gunman sprayed a crowd on Brooklyn sidewalk, police sources said.
A heavy-set shooter decked out in a red and white shirt and red do-rag opened fired on the group in outside an apartment building near 421 Chester St. in Brownsville around 5:30 p.m.
A man...
Deal with an overdue hassle even if doing so means that you cannot start your weekend as early as you’d like. Due to your attentiveness, you’ll probably gain during the next day in a most unexpected manner.
Tonight: Make it your treat.
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You might be taken aback by another person’s call or action. On some level, once you settle in, you could be delighted by the action. A friend who could be older or demanding might lighten up when you least anticipate.
Tonight: At your favourite spot.
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Curb an innate possessiveness. You want to have certain things and people around you. What becomes evident is that you have no control over others; you just control yourself. An unexpected call or insight jazzes up your day.
Tonight: Home is where the action is.
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As you make plans for the next few days, your creativity emerges. You give up the serious demeanour and become more playful and fun. Others notice and clearly gravitate toward you.
Tonight: Be a wild thing.
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Reach out for a co-worker or friend you encounter in your day-to-day life. Invite him or her to join you after work or sometime during the weekend. Spending time with this person could have a surprising twist.
Tonight: TGIF.
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Defer to another person. You know what you want, and you know when you’ve pushed too far. You’d be well-advised to let another person take the lead. You could be happier with the end results as well.
Tonight: Go for the moment.
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Your popularity soars, but the people who come toward you might be confrontational. You don’t need to respond; just listen. The priority is not feeling pushed. If you agree, say so.
Tonight: So many invitations. You decide who, where and when.
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Take off as soon as you can. First, you’ll need to make and complete an important call that could define some of your weekend plans. A child or new friend could be remote but hoping that you’ll know he or she wants more time! The unexpected puts a charge into the day.
Tonight: Be spontaneous.
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You might notice that others are looking at you. A boss might approve of the way that you handle a problem. A loved one simply enjoys watching you. Know that you’re onstage. Be discreet about a problem. The fewer others know, the better.
Tonight: TGIF.
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You could be overwhelmed by all that you need to do. Stay upbeat and positive when dealing with changing plans and an unpredictable friend. A close loved one might hold a very different opinion about an important person in your life.
Tonight: Zero in on what you want.
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Say little; absorb more information. People might not be aware that they’re spilling the beans, especially if you react in a nonchalant manner. You might want to slow down and consider all that you’ve heard.
Tonight: Go for mystery. Vanish.
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A call could drag you down. You have a lot to consider, but the situation might not be as negative as you think it is. Remain direct throughout your dealings with others. Someone close to you could find you exciting but unpredictable.
Tonight: Just be you.
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Chick-fil-A is the king of the fast-food flock, according to a customer satisfaction survey results published by the American Customer Satisfaction Index on Tuesday.
The chicken chain beat out Panera, Arby’s, Chipotle, Papa John’s and Pizza Hut atop the table of highest-scoring spots in the satisfaction...
Chick-fil-A is the king of the fast-food flock, according to a customer satisfaction survey results published by the American Customer Satisfaction Index on Tuesday.
The chicken chain beat out Panera, Arby’s, Chipotle, Papa John’s and Pizza Hut atop the table of highest-scoring spots in the satisfaction...
Chick-fil-A is the king of the fast-food flock, according to a customer satisfaction survey results published by the American Customer Satisfaction Index on Tuesday.
The chicken chain beat out Panera, Arby’s, Chipotle, Papa John’s and Pizza Hut atop the table of highest-scoring spots in the satisfaction...
A British mom who paid $200 so her daughters could ride unicorns was disappointed when the excited trio showed up to find an empty field where they were expecting a world of wonder.
"My girls were naturally distraught their dream experience had been shattered and we’d driven for an hour-and-three-quarters...
Friday, June 28 - Sunday, June 30, 2019
ALTERNATE SIDE PARKING RULES ARE IN EFFECT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
It’s a great weekend to march with Pride, but not to drive as Stonewall’s 50th anniversary and the first-ever WorldPride celebration in the US will close many streets, especially on Sunday for...
A British mom who paid $200 so her daughters could ride unicorns was disappointed when the excited trio showed up to find an empty field where they were expecting a world of wonder.
"My girls were naturally distraught their dream experience had been shattered and we’d driven for an hour-and-three-quarters...
Friday, June 28 - Sunday, June 30, 2019
ALTERNATE SIDE PARKING RULES ARE IN EFFECT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
It’s a great weekend to march with Pride, but not to drive as Stonewall’s 50th anniversary and the first-ever WorldPride celebration in the US will close many streets, especially on Sunday for...
A British mom who paid $200 so her daughters could ride unicorns was disappointed when the excited trio showed up to find an empty field where they were expecting a world of wonder.
"My girls were naturally distraught their dream experience had been shattered and we’d driven for an hour-and-three-quarters...
Friday, June 28 - Sunday, June 30, 2019
ALTERNATE SIDE PARKING RULES ARE IN EFFECT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
It’s a great weekend to march with Pride, but not to drive as Stonewall’s 50th anniversary and the first-ever WorldPride celebration in the US will close many streets, especially on Sunday for...
Your point of view later in the day will be different than your waking perspective. Consider and emphasise how much support you have to make a significant change. Weigh the pros and cons of continuing as you have.
Tonight: A friend wants to visit.
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Take your time making a decision. You still might not have all the needed information. You’ll gain unexpected insight by dealing with this issue. Use what you learn to empower yourself.
Tonight: Keep spending under control.
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You might be slow to start, but by midday, you breeze through your to-do list. Understand that others cannot always fit into your time slot. If you need to, flow with another person’s schedule. Weigh what’s happening behind the scenes.
Tonight: Don’t hesitate to do what you want; let others follow.
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The credit cards were real, but the people who got the bills were fake.
Nearly a dozen fraudsters from Queens, Brooklyn and the Bronx used “synthetic” identities to make about $3 million in credit card charges, and never paid the banks holding their debts.
The 11 suspects charged in Brooklyn federal...
The credit cards were real, but the people who got the bills were fake.
Nearly a dozen fraudsters from Queens, Brooklyn and the Bronx used “synthetic” identities to make about $3 million in credit card charges, and never paid the banks holding their debts.
The 11 suspects charged in Brooklyn federal...
The credit cards were real, but the people who got the bills were fake.
Nearly a dozen fraudsters from Queens, Brooklyn and the Bronx used “synthetic” identities to make about $3 million in credit card charges, and never paid the banks holding their debts.
The 11 suspects charged in Brooklyn federal...
He was too young for an official military burial, but he certainly got a military sendoff.
It was a farewell worthy of the “Army Man” that River “Oakley” Nimmo wanted to be when he grew up – though this truest of warriors didn’t get the chance.
Oakley, as he was known to many, died of neuroblastoma...
He was too young for an official military burial, but he certainly got a military sendoff.
It was a farewell worthy of the “Army Man” that River “Oakley” Nimmo wanted to be when he grew up – though this truest of warriors didn’t get the chance.
Oakley, as he was known to many, died of neuroblastoma...
The little girl injured during a May baseball game in Houston has a fractured skull.
Richard Mithoff, the family lawyer for the unidentified 2-year-old girl, claimed the tot was seriously injured during a Chicago Cubs vs. Houston Astros game on May 29. He also says she suffered brain edema, subdural...
He was too young for an official military burial, but he certainly got a military sendoff.
It was a farewell worthy of the “Army Man” that River “Oakley” Nimmo wanted to be when he grew up – though this truest of warriors didn’t get the chance.
Oakley, as he was known to many, died of neuroblastoma...
The little girl injured during a May baseball game in Houston has a fractured skull.
Richard Mithoff, the family lawyer for the unidentified 2-year-old girl, claimed the tot was seriously injured during a Chicago Cubs vs. Houston Astros game on May 29. He also says she suffered brain edema, subdural...
The little girl injured during a May baseball game in Houston has a fractured skull.
Richard Mithoff, the family lawyer for the unidentified 2-year-old girl, claimed the tot was seriously injured during a Chicago Cubs vs. Houston Astros game on May 29. He also says she suffered brain edema, subdural...
Ten presidential hopefuls were set to slug it out at the first Democratic debate of the 2020 campaign season on Wednesday night.
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren, who has placed in the top five in most recent 2020 primary surveys, will take to the stage at the Adrienne Arsht Center in Miami...
Ten presidential hopefuls were set to slug it out at the first Democratic debate of the 2020 campaign season on Wednesday night.
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren, who has placed in the top five in most recent 2020 primary surveys, will take to the stage at the Adrienne Arsht Center in Miami...
Ten presidential hopefuls were set to slug it out at the first Democratic debate of the 2020 campaign season on Wednesday night.
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren, who has placed in the top five in most recent 2020 primary surveys, will take to the stage at the Adrienne Arsht Center in Miami...
A woman at the Atlanta airport attempted to snatch two children from their parents, but they fended off the kidnapper in a chaotic scene captured by surveillance cameras Saturday.
The children’s mother said a woman approached the family and first attempted to grab her daughter from her stroller,...
A California mom was walloped by a double shot of tragedy with the death of her twin son and her subsequent arrest.
Gabriela Keeton of San Bernardino was charged with suspicion of child cruelty resulting in possible injury or death after the accidental shooting of one of her sons of the other,...
This 93-year-old did her time.
Josie Birds, from Manchester, England, was thrown into the slammer last weekend because she “wanted to know what it was like to be naughty,” according to the BBC.
Birds said she had never gotten in trouble with the law and wanted to experience it, the outlet reported....
A woman at the Atlanta airport attempted to snatch two children from their parents, but they fended off the kidnapper in a chaotic scene captured by surveillance cameras Saturday.
The children’s mother said a woman approached the family and first attempted to grab her daughter from her stroller,...
A California mom was walloped by a double shot of tragedy with the death of her twin son and her subsequent arrest.
Gabriela Keeton of San Bernardino was charged with suspicion of child cruelty resulting in possible injury or death after the accidental shooting of one of her sons of the other,...
A woman at the Atlanta airport attempted to snatch two children from their parents, but they fended off the kidnapper in a chaotic scene captured by surveillance cameras Saturday.
The children’s mother said a woman approached the family and first attempted to grab her daughter from her stroller,...
A California mom was walloped by a double shot of tragedy with the death of her twin son and her subsequent arrest.
Gabriela Keeton of San Bernardino was charged with suspicion of child cruelty resulting in possible injury or death after the accidental shooting of one of her sons of the other,...
John Higgins is a happy third-grader who likes school, sports and Iron Man.
He’s kind of an iron man himself.
It all began with a routine visit. John’s sister hadn’t been feeling well, and their mother took the kids to an urgent-care center. She mentioned John had been fighting a low-grade fever,...
The terror came by night.
Anna Palmieri of Bayside started having epileptic seizures when she was five-and-a-half months old. Most of them came after she went to sleep. Over the next decade she had thousands, even with medication.
Then things got worse.
One day, when she was 12, Anna felt a seizure...
John Higgins is a happy third-grader who likes school, sports and Iron Man.
He’s kind of an iron man himself.
It all began with a routine visit. John’s sister hadn’t been feeling well, and their mother took the kids to an urgent-care center. She mentioned John had been fighting a low-grade fever,...
A Florida man who gained infamy for the alleged senseless killing of Pinky the dancing Busch Gardens flamingo has been hit by a pickup truck and killed.
Joseph Corrao was run over June 5 near his Orlando home and died in a nearby hospital, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
The 48-year-old alleged...
A Florida man who gained infamy for the alleged senseless killing of Pinky the dancing Busch Gardens flamingo has been hit by a pickup truck and killed.
Joseph Corrao was run over June 5 near his Orlando home and died in a nearby hospital, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
The 48-year-old alleged...
A Florida man who gained infamy for the alleged senseless killing of Pinky the dancing Busch Gardens flamingo has been hit by a pickup truck and killed.
Joseph Corrao was run over June 5 near his Orlando home and died in a nearby hospital, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
The 48-year-old alleged...
Shortly after cancelling a series up upcoming shows because of a “medical emergency,” bluegrass musician Jeff Austin died suddenly Monday.
According to his booking manager, Barron Ruth, Austin died in Seattle after being put into a medically induced coma. He was 45.
“He was a dear friend whose...
Shortly after cancelling a series up upcoming shows because of a “medical emergency,” bluegrass musician Jeff Austin died suddenly Monday.
According to his booking manager, Barron Ruth, Austin died in Seattle after being put into a medically induced coma. He was 45.
“He was a dear friend whose...
Shortly after cancelling a series up upcoming shows because of a “medical emergency,” bluegrass musician Jeff Austin died suddenly Monday.
According to his booking manager, Barron Ruth, Austin died in Seattle after being put into a medically induced coma. He was 45.
“He was a dear friend whose...
It’s a haunting image of unspeakable tragedy — the lifeless bodies of a Salvadoran father and his young daughter floating face-down in the Rio Grande after drowning in an attempted border crossing.
The little girl’s arm is draped around her dad’s neck in one final, heartrending embrace.
The photograph,...
Giancarlo Stanton was removed from Tuesday night’s game against the Blue Jays. Brett Gardner replaced the star slugger in left field during the top of the fourth inning.
Stanton, who had missed over two months due to myriad injuries, including a left biceps tear, slid headfirst into third base...
Gayle King and inquiring minds want to know if Instagram is listening in on its users’ conversations.
The “CBS This Morning” anchorwoman took the social media giant’s chief to task about privacy concerns during an interview scheduled to air Wednesday.
Instagram chief Adam Mosseri was probed by...
It’s a haunting image of unspeakable tragedy — the lifeless bodies of a Salvadoran father and his young daughter floating face-down in the Rio Grande after drowning in an attempted border crossing.
The little girl’s arm is draped around her dad’s neck in one final, heartrending embrace.
The photograph,...
Giancarlo Stanton was removed from Tuesday night’s game against the Blue Jays. Brett Gardner replaced the star slugger in left field during the top of the fourth inning.
Stanton, who had missed over two months due to myriad injuries, including a left biceps tear, slid headfirst into third base...
Gayle King and inquiring minds want to know if Instagram is listening in on its users’ conversations.
The “CBS This Morning” anchorwoman took the social media giant’s chief to task about privacy concerns during an interview scheduled to air Wednesday.
Instagram chief Adam Mosseri was probed by...
It’s a haunting image of unspeakable tragedy — the lifeless bodies of a Salvadoran father and his young daughter floating face-down in the Rio Grande after drowning in an attempted border crossing.
The little girl’s arm is draped around her dad’s neck in one final, heartrending embrace.
The photograph,...
Giancarlo Stanton was removed from Tuesday night’s game against the Blue Jays. Brett Gardner replaced the star slugger in left field during the top of the fourth inning.
Stanton, who had missed over two months due to myriad injuries, including a left biceps tear, slid headfirst into third base...
Gayle King and inquiring minds want to know if Instagram is listening in on its users’ conversations.
The “CBS This Morning” anchorwoman took the social media giant’s chief to task about privacy concerns during an interview scheduled to air Wednesday.
Instagram chief Adam Mosseri was probed by...
A “ghost bike” ride is being planned to honor a bike messenger who was killed by a hit-and-run truck driver on Monday as she pedaled on a busy Manhattan street.
Friends of Robyn Hightman, 20, and fellow bike messengers said they were organizing a slow-moving bike procession to commemorate the life...
A “ghost bike” ride is being planned to honor a bike messenger who was killed by a hit-and-run truck driver on Monday as she pedaled on a busy Manhattan street.
Friends of Robyn Hightman, 20, and fellow bike messengers said they were organizing a slow-moving bike procession to commemorate the life...
A “ghost bike” ride is being planned to honor a bike messenger who was killed by a hit-and-run truck driver on Monday as she pedaled on a busy Manhattan street.
Friends of Robyn Hightman, 20, and fellow bike messengers said they were organizing a slow-moving bike procession to commemorate the life...
President Trump gave a reason on Monday why he wouldn’t have raped advice columnist E. Jean Carroll — “she’s not my type.”
“I’ll say it with great respect: Number one, she’s not my type. Number two, it never happened. It never happened, OK?” the president said in an interview with The Hill.
Carroll...
President Trump gave a reason on Monday why he wouldn’t have raped advice columnist E. Jean Carroll — “she’s not my type.”
“I’ll say it with great respect: Number one, she’s not my type. Number two, it never happened. It never happened, OK?” the president said in an interview with The Hill.
Carroll...
President Trump gave a reason on Monday why he wouldn’t have raped advice columnist E. Jean Carroll — “she’s not my type.”
“I’ll say it with great respect: Number one, she’s not my type. Number two, it never happened. It never happened, OK?” the president said in an interview with The Hill.
Carroll...
Italian mob boss Rocco Morabito, known as the “Cocaine King of Milan," escaped from a Uruguayan prison while awaiting extradition to Italy, the interior ministry said.
Morabito is allegedly the head of the 'Ndrangheta crime gang and has been wanted in Italy since 1995. He was arrested in Uruguay...
Italian mob boss Rocco Morabito, known as the “Cocaine King of Milan," escaped from a Uruguayan prison while awaiting extradition to Italy, the interior ministry said.
Morabito is allegedly the head of the 'Ndrangheta crime gang and has been wanted in Italy since 1995. He was arrested in Uruguay...
Italian mob boss Rocco Morabito, known as the “Cocaine King of Milan," escaped from a Uruguayan prison while awaiting extradition to Italy, the interior ministry said.
Morabito is allegedly the head of the 'Ndrangheta crime gang and has been wanted in Italy since 1995. He was arrested in Uruguay...
Olympic runner Kara Goucher did her first trail race on the Leadville Trail Marathon in Colorado, overcoming altitude sickness to push through for a fifth-place finish.
But she was almost upstaged by a massive bear that lumbered across the road smack in the middle of the route, stopping runners...
Olympic runner Kara Goucher did her first trail race on the Leadville Trail Marathon in Colorado, overcoming altitude sickness to push through for a fifth-place finish.
But she was almost upstaged by a massive bear that lumbered across the road smack in the middle of the route, stopping runners...
There are no fast rules for writing a Daily News column.
But as we sat together in Brooklyn the other day as dense rain fell upon the city, we were kicking around a few things — in no particular order — that we’d learned about writing cityside columns for the Daily News during five different decades.
...Olympic runner Kara Goucher did her first trail race on the Leadville Trail Marathon in Colorado, overcoming altitude sickness to push through for a fifth-place finish.
But she was almost upstaged by a massive bear that lumbered across the road smack in the middle of the route, stopping runners...
There are no fast rules for writing a Daily News column.
But as we sat together in Brooklyn the other day as dense rain fell upon the city, we were kicking around a few things — in no particular order — that we’d learned about writing cityside columns for the Daily News during five different decades.
...There are no fast rules for writing a Daily News column.
But as we sat together in Brooklyn the other day as dense rain fell upon the city, we were kicking around a few things — in no particular order — that we’d learned about writing cityside columns for the Daily News during five different decades.
...The New York Daily News is known for its flashy front pages, gritty crime coverage, and polarizing politics reporting. But beyond the brash headlines lies service-minded local reporting at its best.
The proof is in our 11 Pulitzer Prizes.
We won those coveted Pulitzers, journalism's highest honor,...
The New York Daily News is known for its flashy front pages, gritty crime coverage, and polarizing politics reporting. But beyond the brash headlines lies service-minded local reporting at its best.
The proof is in our 11 Pulitzer Prizes.
We won those coveted Pulitzers, journalism's highest honor,...
The New York Daily News is known for its flashy front pages, gritty crime coverage, and polarizing politics reporting. But beyond the brash headlines lies service-minded local reporting at its best.
The proof is in our 11 Pulitzer Prizes.
We won those coveted Pulitzers, journalism's highest honor,...
A MAGA-hat-wearing straphanger accused of pushing another passenger off a subway platform may be guilty of stupidity, but not a hate crime, his lawyer said Monday.
Prosecutors said Willie Ames, 49, a parolee, spewed hateful comments about “f--ing Mexicans” and “criminals" before pummeling Luis...
Six months in Congress has not dimmed Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s talent for flippant demagoguery. After helping to scuttle Amazon’s move to New York City — at a cost of about 25,000 jobs — and confusing a tax abatement with an outright subsidy, she recently called immigrant detention centers at...
A MAGA-hat-wearing straphanger accused of pushing another passenger off a subway platform may be guilty of stupidity, but not a hate crime, his lawyer said Monday.
Prosecutors said Willie Ames, 49, a parolee, spewed hateful comments about “f--ing Mexicans” and “criminals" before pummeling Luis...
A MAGA-hat-wearing straphanger accused of pushing another passenger off a subway platform may be guilty of stupidity, but not a hate crime, his lawyer said Monday.
Prosecutors said Willie Ames, 49, a parolee, spewed hateful comments about “f--ing Mexicans” and “criminals" before pummeling Luis...
Six months in Congress has not dimmed Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s talent for flippant demagoguery. After helping to scuttle Amazon’s move to New York City — at a cost of about 25,000 jobs — and confusing a tax abatement with an outright subsidy, she recently called immigrant detention centers at...
Six months in Congress has not dimmed Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s talent for flippant demagoguery. After helping to scuttle Amazon’s move to New York City — at a cost of about 25,000 jobs — and confusing a tax abatement with an outright subsidy, she recently called immigrant detention centers at...
Ten Philadelphia police recruits resigned last week after admitting they tried to cheat on an open-book test, a department spokesperson said Monday.
The attempted act of deceit was discovered in early June, the day before a test on vehicle-code law, when one member of a platoon of recruits learned...
Ten Philadelphia police recruits resigned last week after admitting they tried to cheat on an open-book test, a department spokesperson said Monday.
The attempted act of deceit was discovered in early June, the day before a test on vehicle-code law, when one member of a platoon of recruits learned...
A close loved one or friend might share with you that by pursuing a certain goal, you’ll achieve nothing but failure. According to this person, you might be disillusioned, but you still need to aim for your heartfelt desire.
Tonight: In the thick of the moment.
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You’ll see a personal situation from a different perspective. How you handle a personal matter could radically change because of the other party and his or her actions. Take in what you’re seeing, but don’t make any radical decisions yet.
Tonight: Just don’t be alone.
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Decide to make important calls early in the day. You might hear news or have an opportunity to test out an idea that could bring benefits. The feedback that you receive will be worth considering. You have time to mull over the pros and cons.
Tonight: Relax, then decide.
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You take the lead however you might need to in order to verify the financial implications of a certain action. You also might want to consider your time commitment. You’ll probably like what you see and continue. Nevertheless, you’ll feel more confident.
Tonight: Join a friend for munchies.
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Investigate the financial implications of a project or offer. Ultimately, you’ll be responsible for most, if not all, of the costs. Discuss this matter with those in charge. You’ll be pleased to see an associate step up to the plate.
Tonight: As you like.
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Because confusion surrounds your interactions and thoughts in the morning, you might opt to say little. Afternoon heralds clarity and understanding, but you might wait until later in the day or tomorrow to have a discussion.
Tonight: Feeling great.
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Following their historic NBA Finals victory over the Golden State Warriors, the Toronto Raptors are apparently in no rush to visit President Trump at the White House.
Forward Danny Green, a Long Island native, shut the door on the idea during an interview with Yahoo Sports Canada.
After being asked...
Following their historic NBA Finals victory over the Golden State Warriors, the Toronto Raptors are apparently in no rush to visit President Trump at the White House.
Forward Danny Green, a Long Island native, shut the door on the idea during an interview with Yahoo Sports Canada.
After being asked...
An Air Canada passenger found a whole new definition of a travel nightmare after waking up trapped inside a dark, empty plane.
Tiffini Adams fells asleep on a mostly empty flight from Quebec City to Toronto earlier this month and woke up after the plane had already been parked away from the terminal....
Following their historic NBA Finals victory over the Golden State Warriors, the Toronto Raptors are apparently in no rush to visit President Trump at the White House.
Forward Danny Green, a Long Island native, shut the door on the idea during an interview with Yahoo Sports Canada.
After being asked...
An Air Canada passenger found a whole new definition of a travel nightmare after waking up trapped inside a dark, empty plane.
Tiffini Adams fells asleep on a mostly empty flight from Quebec City to Toronto earlier this month and woke up after the plane had already been parked away from the terminal....
An Air Canada passenger found a whole new definition of a travel nightmare after waking up trapped inside a dark, empty plane.
Tiffini Adams fells asleep on a mostly empty flight from Quebec City to Toronto earlier this month and woke up after the plane had already been parked away from the terminal....
Police released surveillance video Sunday of the two-wheeled gunman suspected of shooting a man and woman during a large fight outside a Brooklyn public housing complex earlier this month.
The suspect, seen in the video wearing a dark baseball cap and white t-shirt, rode away on a CitiBike after...
Police released surveillance video Sunday of the two-wheeled gunman suspected of shooting a man and woman during a large fight outside a Brooklyn public housing complex earlier this month.
The suspect, seen in the video wearing a dark baseball cap and white t-shirt, rode away on a CitiBike after...
Police released surveillance video Sunday of the two-wheeled gunman suspected of shooting a man and woman during a large fight outside a Brooklyn public housing complex earlier this month.
The suspect, seen in the video wearing a dark baseball cap and white t-shirt, rode away on a CitiBike after...
He took a plane from Alabama to the Bronx, beaming as he posed for a selfie and eager to celebrate his sister’s baby shower.
Hours later, he was dead — apparently felled by a blow to a head during an early-morning street brawl.
Troy Scott’s devastated family tried to keep up their spirits as they...
Three years before Friday’s skydiving tragedy in Hawaii that left 11 people dead, the plane was involved in another terrifying incident in which 14 people had to jump early to safety, according to government records.
The Beechcraft King Air plane crashed on Friday and was found engulfed in flames...
The body of a man whose body was found in a pond behind his South Carolina home had signs of being attacked by an alligator, including bite marks, authorities said.
Deputies from the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office searched the man’s home Saturday afternoon after he was reported missing.
A helicopter...
Artist Sheefy McFly was arrested last week in Detroit by two police officers who thought he was vandalizing a wall when in reality he was working on a mural commissioned by the city.
McFly was working under City Walls, a multi-year project that fights illegal graffiti with professional art that...
He took a plane from Alabama to the Bronx, beaming as he posed for a selfie and eager to celebrate his sister’s baby shower.
Hours later, he was dead — apparently felled by a blow to a head during an early-morning street brawl.
Troy Scott’s devastated family tried to keep up their spirits as they...
He took a plane from Alabama to the Bronx, beaming as he posed for a selfie and eager to celebrate his sister’s baby shower.
Hours later, he was dead — apparently felled by a blow to a head during an early-morning street brawl.
Troy Scott’s devastated family tried to keep up their spirits as they...
Hall of Fame horse trainer Jerry Hollendorfer has been banned from Santa Anita Park after a fourth horse of his died at the track on Saturday.
A 4-year-old gelding, American Currency, was injured while exercising on the track, said California Horse Racing Board spokesman Mike Marten.
It’s the 30th...
SOUTHAMPTON: India‘s Mohammed Shami claimed a sensational final-over hat-trick as Afghanistan just missed out on major World Cup upset on Saturday.
A day after Sri Lanka stunned England in Leeds, an even bigger upset looked on the cards only for India to sneak home by 11 runs after strike bowler Shami’s last-gasp heroics.
Afghanistan made the most of a slow wicket to restrict India to 224-8, their lowest total of the tournament, but then struggled themselves. Needing 16 to win off the last six balls with three wickets remaining, they were all out for 213, slumping to their sixth successive defeat.
Shami dismissed Mohammad Nabi, who top-scored for the Afghans with 52, Aftab Alam and Mujeeb Ur Rahman to complete his hat-trick.
“Shami was really good today. He was making the ball move more than anybody,” India captain Virat Kohli said of the quick, who was playing his first match of the tournament.
“This game was way more important for us, because things didn’t go as planned. That’s when you need to show character and bounce back.”
Having bled 397 in their previous outing against England, the spin-heavy Afghan attack had earlier redeemed themselves against India‘s vaunted batting line-up.
Off-spinner Mujeeb drew first blood in the fifth over when he bowled the in-form Rohit Sharma for one after India opted to bat.
India, known for preserving wickets and accelerating later, managed only 41 runs in the first 10 overs.
Kohli batted with trademark fluency, though, making up for a lack of boundaries with smart running between the wickets during his breezy 67.
He forged two half-century partnerships, first with KL Rahul and then Vijay Shankar, to steady the innings.
Replacing the injured Shikhar Dhawan at the top of the order, Rahul made 30 before attempting an unnecessary reverse sweep and gifting his wicket. Shankar did not convert his start either and made 29 before falling leg-before to Rahmat Shah.
Nabi then struck the biggest blow in the 31st over when he had Kohli caught at point.
India still had enough firepower in their batting line-up but the unerring Afghan spinners straight-jacketed them. Mahendra Singh Dhoni made a laboured 28 and Hardik Pandya could not reproduce his trademark power-hitting.
Kedar Jadhav (52) hit the only six in the India innings but the expected late burst did not materialise.
Rashid Khan, whose figures of 9-0-110-0 against England were the worst in World Cup history, bounced back with 1-38 in 10 tidy overs.
Afghanistan wobbled early in their chase, losing Hazratullah Zazai in the seventh over but they made slow, steady progress even after Gulbadin Naib fell for 27.
Jasprit Bumrah dismissed Rahmat Shah (36) and Hashmatulla Shahidhi (21) during a two-wicket maiden to drag India back into the contest.
Shami conceded a boundary off the first ball of the final over but struck with his third, fourth and fifth deliveries to finish with 4-40.
“The total was not that much (to chase) but in the middle we needed some 80s and 100s because 20s and 30s aren’t enough against a team like India,” Afghan captain Naib said.
“When chasing around 220 you need some batsmen to take responsibility and go longer.
“We have lost four games very badly, but the last two games we have played really well. This is tough cricket against high-ranking teams, and you have to fight your best.”
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Show your caring in a manner that means a lot to your sweetie. For some of you, that might look like a lengthy massage. For others, going out to a favourite dinner works well.
Tonight: Though you might hear something shocking, listen to what is being shared.
This Week: You wonder what is going on with those around you. Someone certainly acts as if he or she is on the warpath. If you can, duck.
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Allow the other party to make the first effort or to make the plans for the day. A sense of well-being surrounds and emanates out. Do not be surprised to receive several invitations.
Tonight: Only what you want to do.
This Week: You can fuss all you want; you are not in control this week. The question remains how gracefully you can defer to another person!
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You enjoy the romantic quality of relating closely, just you and one other person. Today you can frequently be found cooing and enjoying a loved one. You might be speaking of the future or considering a possible change.
Tonight: Do not be surprised by what could happen.
This Week: Yes, you are like a ray of sunshine this week and impossible to stop. All eyes are on you. Be aware!
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You might be far more emotional than you realize. Once you get on the phone with a loved one, you feel the unique intensity that exists between you. Do not fight the inevitable.
Tonight: Work with a friend’s unpredictability.
This Week: You are a lead player, especially at work or within the community. You will find it hard to stop and take a break until late Thursday.
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Events and people propel you into the limelight. You might not be sure why you are where you are. Willingly take responsibility and allow more give-and-take between you and others.
Tonight: Wherever you are, being noticed.
This Week: You know how to draw another person’s attention. You will demonstrate how profound that skill is most of the week.
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Right now, you walk hand in hand with the unexpected. Those close to you who are flexible might enjoy this phase of your life. But someone who is dependent on you for stability might become upset. You will be dealing with a variety of different personalities.
Tonight: Go with the moment.
This Week: You might want to take the first few days of this week off. You will not feel up to snuff until Thursday. You will be hard to stop then.
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You have a big personality that comes out frequently. Whether inviting everyone over for a spontaneous costume party or an intense game of cards, you draw your closest friends, bringing them together.
Tonight: Go with spontaneity.
This Week: Your emotions trigger with ease. You could become possessive, angry and then helpful within hours!
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You might want to do some shopping. You might not even have a list of items, but as you wander, you enjoy the various stores. You could easily pick up a token of affection for a special person in your life.
Tonight: Indulge that loved one and others too!
This Week: You could have a lot to say, and you will say it all at once, to the horror of one individual.
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Caring seems to naturally emanate from you. Your sensitivity speaks and another person is clearly drawn to you. You might note that you nearly know what someone is going to say before he or she says it!
Tonight: Out at a favourite night spot.
This Week: Pressure builds on the home front. A roommate or loved one might want to make some changes!
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