Dallas will send Cooper to Cleveland in exchange for a fifth-round pick. The teams will also swap sixth-round picks, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. CBS Sports’ Josina Anderson first reported the Cowboys and Browns were working to reach an agreement. Why did Dallas and Cleveland make this trade? Let’s break down the deal for both sides. MORE: NFL Mock Draft, 3-round edition Amari Cooper trade details Cowboys receive: Fifth-round pick Sixth-round pick...

The world’s largest online retailer recently deleted several product pages that featured the offensive phrase targeting President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. WARNING: The graphic below contains messages that may be offensive. Two of the listed vendors that have had products pulled included “Night Butterfly” and “Punkray.” A partisan tit-for-tat ensued on social media Sunday that showed vulgar “Thin Blue Line” products being responded to with correspondingly profane “Black Lives Matter” products for sale....

“She didn’t deserve this beauty,” moaned one Tik Tok account that attracted half a million likes and thousands of comments in agreement. “The real definition of never judge someone by their looks,” grumbled another, in a post that was just as popular. Other accounts are gleeful about the aging process, because apparently older women aren’t attractive. “Can you imagine how sad a woman Amber Heard will be when her beauty fades?...

Heard is about to embark on an appeal to overturn the defamation suit she lost against Depp, and has hired two new lawyers for her appellate case; David L. Axelrod and Jay Ward Brown of the firm Ballard Spahr. Bredehoft, who represented Heard during the trial in Fairfax, Virginia, said in a statement shared with Newsweek that it is “the perfect time to pass the baton.” “I have pledged to Amber and her appellate team my complete cooperation and assistance as they move forward on a path towards success,” Bredehoft said....

“This is a study that delights in challenging conventional wisdom and often is quite persuasive. The author challenges much of the rationale for American involvement in the Middle East, arguing that the powerful pro-Israeli and pro-oil lobbies have both, for different reasons, wanted the United States to make commitments in the region.” Those sentences weren’t written in 2021 but in 1992, in Foreign Affairs. Now Joe Biden’s administration is supposedly pivoting away from the Middle East, again....

Their concerns are not idle ones—they exist across vital sectors of the economy. Over the last decade, the health care industry has become increasingly vulnerable to ransomware attacks like the one we’ve just been through in the energy sector. Experts have been raising the alarm but thus far their warning cries have not received the attention they deserve. That needs to change. Policymakers need to pay attention as these kinds of attacks become more frequent and more expensive....

The Pew survey, conducted in 17 countries, bodes well for the U.S. and the West. America is viewed favorably by 61 percent of those surveyed from February to May. President Joe Biden is viewed positively by 60 percent of respondents. After the Russian invasion of Ukraine, approval for NATO is positive and on the rise with an overall favorability of 66 percent. In fact, over the past year and a half, two events improved America’s international image: the beginning of President Joe Biden’s term in the White House in January 2021, and the U....

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To refresh your memory, Roanoke Island was the destination of some English settlers in the late 1500s. But being on an island, and fending for themselves, the settlers eventually began to run out of supplies. A group of colonists left the group to gather supplies but didn’t return for a few years because of weather conditions, war and other inevitable obstacles. When they returned, the settlers who they had left behind were gone without a trace....

Positioned at the “E-5” pay level within the military’s nine ranks of enlisted member pay for most of her 2013-2020 stationing in San Diego, Deanes could not afford housing near the MCAS Miramar and Camp Pendleton Marine bases. To afford a place for her and her son, she had to live 30 minutes away in an area she describes as “dangerous,” in a home without air conditioning. Still, this cost stretched her finances and with the added expense of daycare, Deanes said her situation was “tight....

As the domestic situation improves, the Biden administration needs to play a much bigger role in the global fight against COVID. While some analysts argued that the U.S. should use “vaccine diplomacy” as a tool of great power competition, targeting various countries, particularly in Southeast Asia—to keep them out of China’s orbit—the administration would be wiser to look closer to home. The U.S. should put North America first and prioritize vaccinations for Mexico and Canada....

Former CIA officer and FBI Special Agent Tracy Walder says groups and individuals brandishing dangerous far-right dogmas at home are infiltrating abroad. “They already have begun exporting their hate,” Walder told Newsweek. Walder, whose foreign intelligence work earned her a number of accolades, pointed to the international influence of groups such as the Proud Boys, a far-right, self-described “Western chauvinist” organization that closely aligned itself with former President Donald Trump and participated in last months’ deadly Capitol riots....

But somehow, sweet American Apparel, you make me question you, time and time again. I get it: you’re edgy, you’re hot, no one can resist you. But it seems as though everywhere I turn I see you objectifying girls just like me—except that they’re half-naked, in compromising positions. You photograph them on the floor in nothing but a thong, hands down their pants. And I can’t decide if I should slap you for exploiting them, or congratulate you for such an innovative ad campaign....

This feeling of indecency has been spreading across New York City ever since Mayor Mike Bloomberg ended the glass and plastic portion of the city’s much-ballyhooed recycling program last month. That’s the same program that the city has proudly hailed as “the most ambitious in the nation.” Translating for you out-of-towners, this is typical New York bluster, considering that the city recycles only 18 percent of its trash, as compared to Los Angeles’s 44 percent, Chicago’s 47 percent and Seattle and Minneapolis, which recycle a whopping 60 percent of their trash....

The paper, titled “Children use race to infer who is ‘in charge,’” was put together by researchers with University of California Santa Barbara’s (UCSB) Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, according to the Journal. Their findings add to ongoing research about how and when children identify race, and how they use that information to process their surroundings. “American children use race to infer status: they expect White people to be in charge,” researchers wrote....

Talk of declining sperm is nothing new. Back in 2017 the topic made global headlines after a huge study concluded that sperm counts in western men had fallen by over 50 percent between 1973 and 2011. It called for an urgent investigation into the causes of this decline—though the study also faced some criticism. Now, a more recent long-term investigation has put sperm in the spotlight once more. The study examined semen samples from sperm donors across nine different regions in the U....

The PFLP has been listed on the State Department’s list of Foreign Terrorist Organizations since 1997. The group has actually been engaged in terrorist activity since 1968, with hijackings, bombings and shootings that grabbed headlines around the world. Today, Israel believes the PFLP is backed by the Islamic Republic of Iran, despite its roots in Marxist-Leninist ideology. Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad are often the headline-grabbers in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict....

The women’s team may not have been able to draw on a great national soccer tradition. But it wasn’t inhibited by a macho culture like those that dominate the Mediterranean and Latin American soccer powers. When the U.S. women’s team first took the field 10 years ago, it tapped into its pool of college talent to become an instant worldpower. Its record is now 78 wins, just 26 losses and 7 ties....

Chile took more control of the friendly international the longer it went on, eventually winning 3-2 after the USA twice took the lead in the first half. MORE: Solo to be left out of World Cup? | Ronaldo gets two-match ban Gonzalez struck in the 66th and 75th minutes as Chile kept the USA scoreless in the second 45 minutes at the Estadio El Teniente in Rancagua. Sampaoli’s side finished the match with 24 shots, including 10 on target, while the Americans had 12 efforts, with just five testing Chile goalkeeper Jhonny Herrera....

— Focus on the match you’re in, as it’s the only one you can play. Don’t stress about what is happening in other matches or ponder who you might play next. Somebody will be there waiting for you. — If you’re losing big, slow everything down. Within the rules, of course. Remind yourself there are plenty of holes left to be played. The tendency under pressure is to rush, so breathe deeply, walk leisurely and swing with terrific tempo....