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DemocracyPost | Opinion North Korea is threatening nuclear war with the United States. Three-and-a-half million Puerto Ricans are still struggling to overcome the damage from Hurricane Maria. Californians are reeling from a devastating wave of wildfires. Las Vegas just experienced the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history. And rather than delivering on his promise to sign 10 major bills in his first 100 days in office, President Trump has signed no major legislation after 272 days in office. Good thing the president is focused on denouncing National Football League players who kneel during the national anthem to protest racial injustice. Make no mistake: Trump’s Twitter war against the NFL
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Behind the Steel CurtainNFL week 7 forecasts: Showers to dampen play in London, Chicago and Miami
The seventh week of the NFL season will feature 14 games on Sunday and Monday, and only two of them will be played indoors. The weekend is shaping up to be a good one in terms of weather conditions for most of the games. However, fans in Chicago and Miami and London could encounter some rainy weather. Here are the forecasts for the full slate of week 7 games in the NFL. Baltimore Ravens at Minnesota Vikings - 1 p.m. EDT For any fans tailgating Sunday morning, a few showers will be in the area, so rain gear will be needed to stay comfortable. As fans leave the game, they can expect a mostly sunny sky and temperatures in the mid-60s. New Orleans Saints at Green Bay Packers - 1 p.m. EDT While showers
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