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Israel will remove metal detectors from a holy site in Jerusalem after days of protest from Muslims who were angered by the Israeli military-protected barriers.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones opened training camp by declaring war on the NFL in the ongoing investigation into domestic violence allegations against Ezekiel Elliott.
Tampa Bay Rays catcher Wilson Ramos left the Monday game after the Baltimore Orioles' Ruben Tejada hit him on the helmet with his bat during his backswing.
The Texas Rangers placed Tyson Ross on the 10-day disabled list on Monday, making him the latest pitcher to be sidelined with a blister.
Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid didn't take umbrage with linebacker Tamba Hali venting his frustration last week.
Pau Gasol re-signed with the San Antonio Spurs, the team announced on Monday.
Buffalo Sabres forward Kyle Okposo wrote a thank you letter, disclosing that he battled illness stemming from medication last season and possibly a concussion.
The Kansas City Royals, looking to strengthen their club in their pursuit of an American League Central title, acquired three pitchers on Monday.
The Cleveland Cavaliers named Koby Altman as general manager, the team announced Monday.
Rick Renteria said it was an emotional victory after the Chicago White Sox topped the Chicago Cubs 3-1 on Monday at Wrigley Field.
The Minnesota Twins nearly struck a deal for left-hander Jaime Garcia last week with the Atlanta Braves.
The New York Mets placed Zack Wheeler on the 10-day disabled list Monday and recalled fellow right-hander Tyler Pill from Triple-A Las Vegas.
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Charlie Gard's Parents End Court Fight for U.S. TreatmentThe parents of the baby Charlie Gard have ended their legal fight for an experimental U.S. treatment that they hoped could improve his condition.
Is Temple Mount Crisis Spilling Over Into Jordan?A shooting at the Israeli Embassy in Amman Sunday has prompted concerns that the Temple Mount crisis in Jerusalem might exacerbate Israeli-Jordanian tensions.
Federal Judge Blocks Mass Deportation of IraqisThe judge issued a preliminary injunction, saying the group of Iraqis — many of whom are minority Christians — could face "grave harm and possible death" if returned to Iraq.
10th Smuggling Victim Dies; Driver Could Face Death PenaltyThe driver taken into custody after victims were discovered crammed into a sweltering 18-wheeler in San Antonio, Texas, is appearing in court on Monday.
Teen Girl Who Joined ISIS Is Under Investigation: ProsecutorsA German teenager being held in an Iraqi jail after running off to join Islamic State is being investigated on suspicion of membership in a foreign terrorist organization, German prosecutors said on Monday.
Lawmaker Pushes for Same-Sex Unions, Divorce in PhilippinesPhilippine President Rodrigo Duterte's top ally in Congress proposed new bills to legalize divorce and same-sex unions on Monday.
Duterte Vows to Continue Nation's War on DrugsPhilippine President Rodrigo Duterte vowed Monday to continue his bloody war on illegal drugs despite international and domestic criticism.
Britain Eases Blood Donation Rules for Gay, Bisexual MenGay and bisexual men will be able to donate blood within three months of sexual activity instead of 12 months, the UK government has announced.
Five Injured, Two Seriously, in Swiss Chainsaw AttackA chainsaw wielding attacker entered an office building, injuring multiple people, local police said.
Job Offers Flood In for Girl, 5, Fined for Lemonade StandA five-year-old British girl fined nearly $200 for setting up a lemonade stand near her home has been inundated with offers to bring her stall elsewhere.
The Legal Battle Behind the Trump Tower MeetingWhen the Trumps and the Russians talk about "adoption," this is the bitter fight they're talking about.
Polish President to Veto Reforms That Triggered ProtestsPoland's President Andrzej Duda will veto two of three reform bills that had triggered protests and raised U.S. concerns about a politicization of the courts.
Suicide Bomber Rams Workers' Bus in Kabul, Killing 24A suicide bomber rammed his car packed with explosives into a bus carrying government employees in the Afghan capital, killing 24 people and wounding 42 others.
Staff Treating British Baby Charlie Gard Got Death Threats"In recent weeks the GOSH community has been subjected to a shocking and disgraceful tide of hostility and disturbance," said the hospital's chairman.
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‘I Did Not Collude,’ Kushner Says After Meeting Senate InvestigatorsJared Kushner’s rare public comments about Russia were an attempt to steer the White House through a political storm. But they carried legal risk.
Jared Kushner’s Four Meetings With RussiansIn a statement to congressional investigators, Jared Kushner described four meetings he had with Russians during the Trump campaign and transition. He said there was no collusion. Senate Braces for Health Showdown With McCain on Hand but a Plan UnclearAfter months of deliberation, Republicans have reached the moment when they have to vote. But they still don’t know what exactly they’ll be voting on. Public Health: The Company Behind Many Surprise Emergency Room BillsA study by Yale researchers found that the rate of out-of-network doctor’s bills for customers of a big insurer jumped when EmCare entered a hospital.
Democrats Try to Find Economic Message After Railing Against TrumpDemocrats gathered in a small town in Virginia on Monday to unveil the economic themes they hope to run on in 2018 as they look beyond President Trump.
Trump Gives Scouts an Earful of Politics, and Some Sage Advice“Who the hell wants to speak about politics when I’m in front of the Boy Scouts?” the president asked in West Virginia. As it turns out, he did.
Video Shows U.S. Soldiers Surrendering Before Fatal Shooting in JordanNewly released footage of a gunfight that left three Americans dead in November shows a deliberate attack that was initially explained as a mistake. With New Vacuums, M.T.A. Workers Make Grimy Subway Tracks ShineThe trash commuters leave in the subway often falls onto tracks, which can catch fire and create delays. But a new tool in the M.T.A.’s arsenal is helping to keep tracks clean.
Hat. Rabbit. Spy Cam? Claims of Skulduggery at a Hot Magic ShowThe magician Derek DelGaudio has tried to keep his work invisible on the internet. Did another professional secretly film his show?
Economy Needs Workers, but Drug Tests Take a TollEmployers say they are having trouble filling jobs because too many applicants can’t pass screening, a factor depressing the labor participation rate.
DealBook: Scaramucci on Trump: ‘He’s My Client’The new White House communications director is just as brash as his boss — and, it seems, just as willing to kiss and make up with a former foe.
Fiction: Around the World in 50 YearsTo mark a major birthday (and avoid an ex-lover’s wedding), the hero of Andrew Sean Greer’s novel “Less” embarks on a long journey.
A Rest Stop for Half a Billion BirdsDuring their migration between Europe and Africa, hundreds of millions of birds stop in Israel to rest and refuel. Hop aboard a government-sponsored tractor spreading birdseed and corn to keep the birds away from local crop fields. Scientists Report a Rare Case of H.I.V. RemissionA girl in South Africa, born infected with the virus, was given early treatment and remained free of the infection eight years later, scientists reported on Monday.
In San Antonio Smuggling Case, a Fatal Journey in a Packed and Sweltering TruckDescriptions of the immigrants’ journey, which became one of the nation’s deadliest human trafficking episodes, were revealed in a criminal complaint.
U.S. Navy Plane Takes ‘Evasive Action’ to Avoid Chinese Fighter JetA fighter approached the American spy plane from below and then slowed down directly in front, behavior a Pentagon spokesman said was unusual for Chinese pilots.
Poland’s President Vetoes 2 Proposed Laws Limiting Courts’ IndependenceThe decision was a setback for the governing party, though a bill giving it more control over local courts was still set for approval.
Israel Agrees to Remove Metal Detectors at Entrances to Aqsa Mosque CompoundAfter days of violent protests and a diplomatic crisis with Jordan over the placement of metal detectors at the entrances to the Aqsa Compound, the Israeli government said it would remove them.
Woman Pleads Guilty in Fiancé’s Kayak Death on Hudson RiverAngelika Graswald pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of criminally negligent homicide after her fiancé, Vincent Viafore, was killed in 2015.
Why I Visited North KoreaIn light of the United States barring Americans from traveling to North Korea, recent visitors shared their stories of visiting the reclusive nation.
Snopes, in Heated Legal Battle, Asks Readers for Money to SurviveThe website, known for debunking viral misinformation, claims a vendor is withholding its advertising revenue. The vendor has a different story.
Microsoft Paint’s Days May Be NumberedOne of the first applications for Windows will no longer be actively developed, the company said, pushing the program closer to being discontinued.
Disney Splits With the YouTube Star Jake PaulThe news came at the end of a week in which Mr. Paul, 20, attracted negative attention after a news report on him feuding with his neighbors.
Scott Pruitt Spent Much of Early Months at E.P.A. Traveling Home, Report SaysThe agency’s new chief spent 43 of 92 days from March through May in Oklahoma or traveling to or from the state, a watchdog group found.
Michael Phelps ‘Raced’ a ‘Shark,’ Kind Of. Not Really.A televised match race between the 23-time Olympic gold medalist and a great white shark seemed about as realistic as a sharknado.
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