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Pittsburgh Pirates rally past New York Mets Rookie catcher Elias Diaz, a last-second addition to the lineup, collected six RBIs Friday night as the Pittsburgh outslugged the New York Mets at Citi Field.     Kansas City Royals' Jason Vargas shuts out Cleveland Indians Jason Vargas threw a complete-game shutout as the Kansas City Royals won a challenge and a game, beating the Cleveland Indians 4-0 on Friday night.   Josh Donaldson, Justin Smoak power Toronto Blue Jays past New York Yankees Josh Donaldson hit two solo home runs, Justin Smoak added a two-run blast and a sacrifice fly and the Toronto Blue Jays held on to beat the New York Yankees.   Cincinnati Reds jolt Atlanta Braves in 10 innings Devin Mesoraco worked before Friday's game with hitting coach Don Long on an adjustment, then lifted the Cincinnati Reds to a 3-2 comeback win over the Braves.   Giancarlo Stanton sets franchise RBI record as Miami Marlins beat Arizona Diamondbacks Giancarlo Stanton hit the go-ahead home run and set a franchise career RBIs record, leading the Miami Marlins to a 7-5 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks.   Miguel Cabrera reaches 1,000 extra-base hits as Detroit Tigers pound Chicago White Sox Miguel Cabrera drove in four runs on his way to becoming just the 39th player in major league history to amass 1,000 extra-base hits Friday night.   Seth Smith, Manny Machado homers help Baltimore Orioles edge Boston Red Sox Seth Smith and Manny Machado each hit solo home runs in the first inning, and starter Alec Asher threw 6 1/3 innings as the Baltimore Orioles defeated Boston.   San Francisco Giants breeze past reeling Philadelphia Phillies The San Francisco Giants received a career outing from Ty Blach and took advantage of a Philadelphia Phillies staff that couldn't throw strikes.   Kim Jong Un turns attention to economy, visits water bottling plant Kim Jong Un visited the Kangso Yaksu Spring Water Factory in the North Korean city of Nampo, according to state media on Saturday.   Several injured Seattle Seahawks players return, participate in OTAs Several injured Seattle Seahawks players that were expected to be extremely limited at this point in the offseason are progressing ahead of schedule.   Pete Carroll: Seattle Seahawks not planning to sign QB Colin Kaepernick After visiting with former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick last weekend, the Seattle Seahawks are standing pat for the time being.   Seattle Seahawks downplay reported turmoil between Richard Sherman, Russell Wilson Head coach Pete Carroll and quarterback Russell Wilson attempted to downplay discussions of turmoil within the Seattle Seahawks' locker room.   Carl Hagelin ready to step in for Pittsburgh Penguins if Nick Bonino can't play Pittsburgh Penguins forward Carl Hagelin told reporters he's ready to step in for the injured Nick Bonino if needed for Saturday's Game 3 of the Stanley Cup.   Drugs not a factor in Cornell's death, toxicology says Drugs were found in the biological system of rocker Chris Cornell but they played no active role in his suicide last month, a toxicology report said Friday.   New Orleans Saints sign 1st rounder Marshon Lattimore, five others The New Orleans Saints signed six of their seven 2017 NFL draft picks on Friday, including first-round cornerback Marshon Lattimore to a four-year rookie deal.   Anaheim Ducks extend coach Randy Carlyle through 2018-19 season The Anaheim Ducks signed coach Randy Carlyle to a one-year contract extension through the 2018-19 season, the team announced on Friday.   Chicago Cubs end losing streak with win over St. Louis Cardinals The outcome was certainly a relief for the Chicago Cubs and not necessarily because they won on Friday.   Kansas City Chiefs make 'difficult' decision to cut Jeremy Maclin Two weeks ago Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid was at Jeremy Maclin's wedding. On Friday he was explaining the franchise's decision to cut the wide receiver.   San Francisco 49ers expected to cut All-Pro LB NaVorro Bowman Four-time All-Pro selection NaVorro Bowman had 35 tackles and one sack in four games last season.   Ethics office wants more info on undated White House waivers The federal ethics office wants more information about 10 White House waivers given to staffers, amid questions about whether they violated federal rules.   Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr considers returning as coach for Game 2 The health of Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr has improved, and there is a chance he may return for Game 2 of the NBA Finals on Sunday.   Los Angeles Angels sign Michael Bourn to minor league pact Two-time All-Star Michael Bourn is now a member of the Los Angeles Angels after agreeing to a minor league deal with the franchise.   Boston Red Sox put LHP Eduardo Rodriguez (knee) on disabled list The Boston Red Sox placed left-handed pitcher Eduardo Rodriguez on the 10-day disabled list with a right knee subluxation prior to Friday's game.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Russian Banker Dodges Questions About Kushner MeetingRussian banker Sergey Gorkov refused to answer questions about meeting President Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, in December.
  Putin on Defense: U.S. Hackers Could Have Framed RussiaNBC News' Megyn Kelly pressed the Russian leader to explain his comment that 'patriotic' hackers could have interfered with the U.S. presidential election.
Manchester Bombing: Wounded Mom Is Finally Told of 8-Year-Old's DeathEight-year-old Saffie Rose Roussos was among 22 people killed in a suicide attack targeting fans leaving an Ariana Grande concert last month.
Woman Embroiled in S. Korean Presidential Scandal ReleasedA South Korean court has rejected a warrant request by prosecutors to arrest Chung Yoo-ra, 20, after she was detained over a corruption scandal.
U.N. Expands North Korea Sanctions After Missile TestsThe U.N. Security Council on Friday expanded targeted sanctions against North Korea after its repeated missile tests.
Ireland Set For First Openly Gay Prime MinisterLeo Varadkar has been elected leader of the ruling Fine Gael party, making him almost certain to succeed Enda Kenny who is stepping down as Taoiseach. Terror Warning Shuts German Rock Festival on Opening NightGovernment spokesman Joachim Winkler said that there were tips of a possible terrorist attack and that the Rock am Ring festival was shut down as a precaution.
Now We Can Blame Climate Change on U.S. Imperialism, Jokes PutinPresident Putin said the decision to pull out of the Paris climate deal means Trump and the U.S. can now be blamed for global warming. Leo Varadkar Set to Become Ireland's First Openly Gay PMHe would also be the country's first prime minister of Indian descent and the youngest person ever to hold the office.
Belgian Charged with Being Leader of Paris Bataclan AttackThe Belgian prosecutor's office said a man identified as Yassine A. was charged Wednesday of being "a leader in the activities of a terrorist group."
#TotalLoser: Environmentalists Deride Trump's Climate Deal DecisionGerman environmentalists projected scornful images onto the U.S. Embassy in Berlin and called the decision to withdraw from Paris Accords a backwards step. Putin Says Even Children Could Hack an ElectionMegyn Kelly moderated a panel discussion featuring Russian President Vladimir Putin at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum on Friday.
ISIS Leader Who Approved Sex Slaves Killed By U.S. AirstrikePosts on ISIS forums say Turki al-Binali was killed Monday. He had stated online that "enslaving woman of infidel warriors" is permitted.
How One Simple Device Combats Both Ebola and Extremist AttacksA radio network set up by Catholic Relief Services to warn African villagers of imminent militia attacks is helping spread the word about Ebola.
Russian Banker Sergey Gorkov Dodges Kushner Questions From NBC News' Keir SimmonsExclusive video from the St. Petersburg Economic Forum shows Gorkov flatly refusing to address his meeting with Pres. Trump's son-in-law. Spoiled Vaccine Kills 15 Kids in South SudanContaminated measles vaccine killed 15 children in South Sudan, U.N. and WHO officials say
Doctors Warn of 'Catastrophic Consequences' After Trump Pulls Out of Climate DealTrump's decision to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris climate accord puts us all in harm's way, doctors say.
British Airways $100M Outage Caused by Worker Pulling Wrong Plug?A contractor doing maintenance work at a British Airways data center inadvertently switched off the power supply, knocking out the airline's computer systems.
Dozens Die as Robber Starts Fires Inside Casino in PhilippinesThe attacker apparently killed himself during the incident at Resorts World Manila in Pasay City, a southwestern suburb of the capital.
Babies, Kids Among 44 Dead After Truck Breaks Down in SaharaThe number of migrants who cross the Sahara has increased in recent years as impoverished West Africans risk their lives to try to reach Europe.
Megyn Kelly Asks Russians What They Think About the U.S., TrumpMegyn Kelly also spoke with President Vladimir Putin ahead of their interview Friday. Brexit Architect Farage a 'Person of Interest' in Trump FBI Probe: ReportBritish politician Nigel Farage is reportedly a "person of interest" in the FBI's investigation of the Donald Trump campaign's ties to Russian election interference. What Happens Now? A Look at Potential Consequences of Ditching Climate DealThe U.S. had pledged to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 25 percent by 2025. By withdrawing, climate scientists fear that the environment will be irreparably damaged. White House Stays Silent After Putin's Election Hack TauntsRussian President Vladimir Putin suggests perhaps some Russians outside his government may be behind election hacks. More Recent Articles | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Does Donald Trump Still Think Climate Change Is a Hoax? No One Can SayNo one working for President Trump who was sent out to explain his decision on the Paris accords knows or would say if he believes in climate change.
Small Businesses Cheer ‘New Sheriff in Town’ After Climate Pact ExitLocal firms’ leaders around the country remain widely supportive of President Trump, even as some chief executives of big corporations pull away.
Meeting the Paris Climate Goals Was Always Hard. Without the U.S., It Is Far Harder.World leaders insist they will tackle global warming without the cooperation of the United States. But it’s unclear how they can stave off rising temperatures.
Paris Agreement, C.I.A., Warriors: Your Friday Evening BriefingTrump Appears Unlikely to Hinder Comey’s Testimony About Russia InquiryPresident Trump is not expected to invoke executive privilege to try to block testimony to Congress by the former F.B.I. director, two senior administration officials said.
Husband of Kellyanne Conway Steps Back From Possible Justice Dept. PostGeorge T. Conway III had been President Trump’s choice to lead the Justice Department’s civil division. He withdrew, citing family concerns.
Trump Said to Pick Nominees for 2 Positions on Fed BoardRandal K. Quarles and Marvin Goodfriend, conservatives who could counter the influence of Janet Yellen, are expected to be two of the new governors.
Trump Administration Returns Copies of Report on C.I.A. Torture to CongressThe move raises the possibility that the few existing copies of the 6,700-page report could be locked in Senate vaults and never made public.
After 37 Die in Attack at Manila Resort, Questions MountThe Philippine government initially said everyone had been accounted for, raising questions about the identity and the motives of the suspect, who killed himself.
Colleges Celebrate Diversity With Separate CommencementsCeremonies for minority, gay and lesbian, and first-generation graduates are growing in number and becoming more mainstream.
U.S. Unemployment at 16-Year Low, but Economy’s Weak Spots RemainUnemployment fell to 4.3 percent, the Labor Department said, but largely because participation in the work force declined. Payrolls grew by 138,000. Economic Trends: We May Be Closer to Full Employment Than It Seemed. That’s Bad News.The unemployment rate dropped to its lowest point since 2001, but it decreased for all the wrong reasons.
Can You Believe the Jobs Numbers?The figures may change from month to month, but the way the Labor Department compiles its employment report does not. Here’s how it works.
Apple Piles On the Apps, and Users Say, ‘Enough!’The company will show off new features for the iPhone and other products on Monday, but customers are still struggling to get comfortable with the last round of improvements.
Spanish Treasures Overlooked in New York Find Love in MadridArt by Goya, Velázquez and El Greco that struggled for visitors at the Hispanic Society of America has drawn 150,000 at the Prado since April.
Former Penn State President Gets Jail Time in Child Molestation ScandalThe former president, Graham B. Spanier, must serve at least two months in jail for failing to report Jerry Sandusky’s molestation of a boy in a locker room.
The Supreme Court’s Options in the Travel Ban CaseThe court will probably agree to hear the Justice Department’s appeal, but requests to stay lower court rulings present harder questions.
Unicef Fears Yemen Cholera Outbreak Could Hit 300,000 in Coming WeeksThe regional director for the United Nations Children’s Fund, who just completed a visit to Yemen, said cholera crisis was “incredibly dire.”
The Public Editor: The Public Editor Signs OffThe New York Times may no longer have a public editor, but if that role’s extinguished, who will watch the watchdog?
How Garbage Becomes ‘Black Gold’In this 360° video, follow the journey of food scraps and yard waste from Brooklyn, where it's collected by a sanitation truck, to Staten Island, where the organic waste becomes what gardeners call “black gold.” Trump Golf Course Struggles in Bronx, Where Many Can’t Afford to PlayRevenue at Trump Golf Links at Ferry Point is shrinking after two years, and many nearby residents say the fees are too high for the area.
To Honor Canadian Natives, a Lawmaker Speaks in MohawkA white Canadian member of Parliament gave a short speech in Kanyen’kéha, the disappearing language of the Mohawks, to honor the First Nations of Canada. Eric Broadley, Acclaimed Designer of Championship Racecars, Dies at 88Mr. Broadley, a onetime cabinetmaker from Britain, created Lola cars and similarly speedy machines that won the Indianapolis 500 and numerous other races.
Chandraswamy, Who Fell From Favor as a Guru to Celebrities, Dies at 66He was a counselor to Elizabeth Taylor and the Sultan of Brunei who built a vast network of political connections and faced many criminal investigations.
Gay Lawmaker, Leo Varadkar, Is in Line to Be Ireland’s Prime MinisterMr. Varadkar’s rapid rise to lead the Fine Gael party and its center-right governing coalition reflects Ireland’s move to more liberal social traditions.
Airbnb Hosts More Likely to Reject the Disabled, a Study FindsThe home-sharing service instituted a nondiscrimination policy last year, but that has done little so far to change what some perceive as bias.
The Biggest-Selling Artist at Auction Is a Name You May Not KnowFinancial power has shifted to buyers in China, but some dealers remain skeptical that they will develop a taste for art stars of the West.
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