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NEW YORK — Magazine publisher Time Inc. says it’s cutting 300 jobs as it struggles to adjust to readers’ shift online. The New York company behind its namesake publication, People, Sports Illustrated and Fortune says about half the jobs eliminated are in the U.S. About 60 percent are layoffs; the rest are staff buyouts. The

U.S. stocks bounced back to record highs Tuesday as investors put an end to a two-day drop for technology companies. Energy and consumer-focused companies also made outsize gains. On Tuesday: The Standard & Poor’s 500 index jumped 10.96 points, or 0.5 percent, to 2,440.35. The Dow Jones industrial average gained 92.80 points, or 0.4 percent,

FISHERS, Ind. — A bankruptcy court document says two Ohio-based grocery chains have agreed to buy 26 of Marsh Supermarkets’ 44 remaining stores for a total of $24 million. The court filing posted Tuesday says Fishers-based Marsh is seeking court approval to sell 11 stores to Kroger Co. subsidiary Topvalco Inc. for $16 million and

LOS ANGELES — Bellator has hired longtime UFC play-by-play commentator Mike Goldberg and veteran combat sports broadcaster Mauro Ranallo to call their pay-per-view show in New York on June 24. The mixed martial arts promotion announced the hirings Tuesday. The UFC didn’t renew Goldberg’s contract late last year after he had spent 19 years as

CLEVELAND — Once he congratulated Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry, LeBron James left the floor following Game 5 and found Kyrie Irving waiting for him. Cleveland’s two stars embraced, and as they headed toward the locker room and Queen’s “We Are the Champions” played inside thundering Oakland’s Oracle Arena, James delivered a message to his

MALABAR, Fla. — Authorities say a Florida man who was thought missing is now a suspect in the deaths of three people whose bodies were recovered after a house fire. Brevard County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Tod Goodyear said Tuesday that Tony Hughes is a suspect in the three deaths after a house fire was set

WASHINGTON — Congress approved long-sought legislation Tuesday to make firing employees easier for the Department of Veterans Affairs, part of an effort urged by President Donald Trump to fix a struggling agency serving millions of veterans. The House cleared the bill, 368-55, replacing an earlier version that Democrats had criticized as overly unfair to workers.

ST. LOUIS — The father of a 6-year-old girl whose body was found in an Illinois garage admitted killing her and concealing the body, according to a police report obtained Tuesday by The Associated Press. Jason Quate, 34, and his wife are already charged with concealment of a homicidal death after remains were found June

LARAMIE, Wyo. — The Wyoming 2017-18 Mountain West Conference men’s basketball schedule features nine home contests and nine on the road. The league schedule was released Tuesday. Highlighting the Cowboys’ conference home schedule will the annual Border War with Colorado State on Saturday, Jan. 13. Wyoming will also host defending conference champion Nevada on Wednesday,

NEW YORK — Three films in, it’s time to ask some hard questions about the world of “Cars.” What are their interiors like? Brains and a heart or plush leather seating and cup holders? Do they pay life or car insurance? And where, good God, have all the people gone? Are they, as I fear,

ERIN, Wis. — To drive along the two-lane roads that wind through Wisconsin pastures on the way to Erin Hills, to see the rolling terrain of a golf course built on 652 acres that opened only 11 years ago, is sure to pose a natural question. What is the U.S. Open doing here? Forget for

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Nashville Predators have signed defenseman Yannick Weber to a one-year contract worth $650,000. Webber played a career-high 73 games this season and had one goal and eight points. The 28-year-old Weber has 23 goals and 55 assists in 347 NHL games with the Montreal Canadiens and Vancouver Canucks as well as

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump told Republican senators Tuesday that the House-passed health care bill he helped revive is “mean” and urged them to craft a version that is “more generous,” congressional sources said. Trump’s remarks were a surprising slap at a Republican-written House measure that was shepherded by Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., and whose

NEW YORK — The twin towers and another skyscraper at the World Trade Center were destroyed in the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, because fires that started from planes crashing into the buildings weakened their structural integrity, despite internet stories that insist they came down from controlled demolitions. An article on the website antinews.in claims

MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to take emergency action to allow the state’s so-called “cocaine mom” law to remain in effect while an appeal to a ruling striking it down as unconstitutional is pending. The law permits the detention of pregnant women suspected of drug abuse but a judge in

NEW YORK — Online lender and financial startup SoFi has taken the first step toward competing with the nation’s biggest banks on their home turf: the checking account. Last week, the San Francisco provider of student and personal loans submitted an application for federal deposit insurance, a protection normally only available to conventional banks. In

BALTIMORE — The Latest on a particularly violent night in Baltimore when six people were fatally shot and two others wounded in five separate incidents (all times local): 4 p.m. Baltimore police are deploying extra officers on street patrol and extending shifts to 12 hours after six people were fatally shot and two others wounded

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Alex Smith has gone through hundreds off offseason workouts with Eric Berry, Justin Houston and Marcus Peters. Yet the Chiefs quarterback felt compelled to introduce himself Tuesday. Call it some good-natured ribbing after the three defensive stars skipped voluntary workouts. “Didn’t know if they’d forgotten us here,” Smith said with a

MIAMI — Miami-area officials want the U.S. Coast Guard to install lights on the jetty where Marlins star Jose Fernandez crashed his boat, killing himself and two others. Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez said in a memo Monday that the jetty where Fernandez crashed posed a serious threat to boaters. The Miami-Dade Police Department made the

INDIANAPOLIS — The Latest on a hearing on a lawsuit seeking to block provisions of a new Indiana abortion law (all times local): 3:55 p.m. A federal judge weighing a lawsuit that seeks to block parts of a new Indiana abortion law says she will issue a ruling before the law takes effect. Planned Parenthood

DURHAM, N.C. — Duke will begin a weeklong exhibition tour to the Dominican Republic on Aug. 17. The school announced details of the trip Tuesday. The Blue Devils will play two exhibition games against the Dominican Republic National Team, first in Santiago on Aug. 20 and then in Santo Domingo on Aug. 23 before returning

Uber has had a rough year, largely of it its own making. There have been lawsuits, allegations of sexual harassment and a profanity-laced outburst by its CEO that was caught on video. On Tuesday, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick said he will take a leave of absence for an unspecified period to grieve for his mother

Fleet Foxes, “Crack-Up” (Nonesuch Records) Fleet Foxes’ “Crack-Up” doesn’t just grab your attention — it gives the senses a full-body massage. Produced by leader Robin Pecknold and Skyler Skjelset, who appears on all 11 tracks but one, the band’s third album isn’t far removed from 2011 predecessor “Helplessness Blues,” although the shades are more varied

NEW YORK — Chris Brown, DJ Khaled, Lil Wayne and New Edition have been added as performers at this month’s BET Awards. The network announced Tuesday that Post Malone and Roman GianArthur would join previously announced performers Bruno Mars, Migos and Future on June 25 at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. Other set to

CLEVELAND — Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says first baseman Adrian Gonzalez has a degenerative disk in his back, an injury that will keep the five-time All-Star out indefinitely. “When he comes back, I don’t know,” Roberts said before Tuesday night’s game against the Cleveland Indians. Gonzalez was placed on the 10-day disabled list