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Joe Paterno knew of Jerry Sandusky abuse in 1976 per testimony in newly unsealed records; Holocaust Museum to visitors: Please stop catching Pokemon here; In bashing Donald Trump, some say Ruth Bader Ginsburg just crossed a very important line; Beijing's claims to South China Sea rejected by international tribunal; Attorney general declines to provide any details on Clinton email investigation; Aren't more white people than black people killed by police? Yes, but no.; Russia may have lied about losing a gunship to ISIS; What is really behind the Pokémon Go craze; Eric Trump said his charity received 'hundreds of thousands' from his father. Now, he's not sure.; Indicted Utah sect leader, Lyle Jeffs, slips away from FBI — most likely using olive oil; The deadliest weapon against Donald Trump? His own words.; Scientists unearthed a trove of 700-year-old stone tools — used by monkeys; Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has crossed way, way over the line; ‘We’ll see how much her life matters': Cop fired for threatening black child on Facebook; So, about that 'good guy' with a gun   Most popular right now   Most Read ‘Is that a pig?’ Indiana girl, 9, finds sunburned newborn baby abandoned in back yard, police say Nine-year-old Elysia Laub saw something unusual in the family's back yard and told her mom who ventured outside with her daughter to make the discovery. By Katie Mettler  •  Read more » Joe Paterno knew of Jerry Sandusky abuse in 1976 per testimony in newly unsealed records Newly released documents contain allegations that the former coach knew of abuse long before 1998, the year an independent investigation reported Paterno first became aware of sexual assaults against minors. By Will Hobson  •  Read more »   Holocaust Museum to visitors: Please stop catching Pokemon here Melding the real world with a digital one can sometimes lead to uncomfortable consequences. By Andrea Peterson  •  Read more »   In bashing Donald Trump, some say Ruth Bader Ginsburg just crossed a very important line Justices don't weigh in on presidential elections for a reason. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Beijing's claims to South China Sea rejected by international tribunal  An international panel has ruled that China does not have historic right to justify its claims in the South China Sea. By Simon Denyer  •  Read more »   Attorney general declines to provide any details on Clinton email investigation Loretta E. Lynch repeatedly referred inquiring congressmen to statements made by the FBI director. By Matt Zapotosky  •  Read more »   Aren't more white people than black people killed by police? Yes, but no. Blacks are shot and killed by police at 2.5 times the rate of whites. By Wesley Lowery  •  Read more »   Russia may have lied about losing a gunship to ISIS MOSCOW — It was a heroic and straightforward story, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense. It also wasn't true, say military analysts and news reports. Two Russian pilots were killed Friday in Syria when a Syrian Mi-25 helicopter was shot down by the Islamic State near the city of Palmyra, the ministry said. The pilots were on a […] By Andrew Roth  •  Read more »   What is really behind the Pokémon Go craze How a game has almost overtaken Twitter in daily active users. By Hayley Tsukayama  •  Read more »   Also Popular in Politics   No, Donald Trump, crime is not ‘out of control’ But we get why you see it as politically valuable to insist that it is. 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By Des Bieler  •  Read more » •   Off-duty cops quit security for WNBA game after players wear Black Lives Matter shirts •   Tim Duncan’s legendary career began by ‘dominating’ Alonzo Mourning at age 16 •   Plenty of questions surround the Bucks’ Thon Maker. None involve his work ethic. •   Bryce Harper has lots of opinions. And they’re (almost) all correct. Also Popular in National   ‘Graceful in the lion’s den': Photo of young woman’s arrest in Baton Rouge becomes powerful symbol The photo quickly drew comparisons with the Statue of Liberty, Rosa Parks's sitting in a seat at the front of a segregated bus and "tank man" in Tiananmen Square. By Michael E. 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