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Steve Mills, who has been running the New York Knicks' front office since Phil Jackson departed last month, might be landing the job on a long-term basis.
LOS ANGELES -- It's the hottest show of the summer: Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Conor McGregor.
Former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar pleaded guilty Tuesday to three federal child-pornography charges, part of a deal with prosecutors.
Former Detroit Lions star receiver Calvin Johnson acknowledged that injuries were not the only reason for his retirement following the 2015 season.
The New York Knicks on Tuesday agreed to a two-year deal to keep shooting guard Ron Baker.
The Cleveland Cavaliers made it official Tuesday, signing veteran forward Jeff Green.
There won't be a quarterback competition when Georgia opens fall camp next month as coach Kirby Smart officially named sophomore Jacob Eason the starter on Tuesday.
Florida junior offensive lineman Martez Ivey should "flourish" in his first season at left tackle, Gators coach Jim McElwain said on Tuesday.
Miguel Sano, who participated in the Home Run Derby on Monday, used more luck than power to deliver the first RBI on Tuesday in the All-Star Game.
The Florida Gators have finished in the national top 15 in total defense in each of the past nine seasons. The problem in many of those years has been offense.
August Busch IV, the former CEO of beer giant Anheuser Busch, was arrested for attempting to fly a helicopter while intoxicated, according to police.
Here are 10 golfers to watch headed into the 2017 John Deere Classic.
Germany's Marcel Kittel beat out fellow countryman John Degenkolb in a bunch sprint to the finish line to claim victory in Stage 10 on Tuesday.
One month after helping to guide the Pittsburgh Penguins to their fifth Stanley Cup championship as an assistant coach, Rick Tocchet is leaving for the Coyotes.
Georgia running back Nick Chubb was never supposed to make it to his senior season.
Out since April 20, Madison Bumgarner is ready to get rolling with the San Francisco Giants and he will start Saturday against the San Diego Padres.
When Paul George learned a trade to the Oklahoma City Thunder was a possibility, it was natural to seek out a peer who has already walked in those shoes.
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This Is the Man Who Connected Trump Jr. to Russian LawyerA music publicist with a robust social media presence and ties to a Russian oligarch connected Donald Trump Jr. to a Russian lawyer last June.
Did Gay Themes Cause Cancellation of Russian Ballet?Many in Moscow's art scene are speculating that the much-anticipated ballet — which includes gay themes — was canceled due to pressure from the Kremlin.
French Activists Plan 'No Trump Zone' for His Bastille-Day TripComing 100 years after the United States entered World War I, this year's Bastille Day in France was supposed to celebrate the two countries' cooperation.
Doubts Raised Over Unearthed 'Amelia Earhart' PhotoThe History Channel is investigating a photo used in a special suggesting that Amelia Earhart survived after a blogger says it was taken before she vanished.
Russian Lawyer Says She Didn't Have Clinton Info for Trump Jr.Attorney Natalia Veselnitskaya told NBC News' Keir Simmons in an exclusive interview Tuesday that she was simply looking for support in her opposition to the Magnitsky Act.
In Small-Town India, Book Series Helps Gay Men Come OutThe acclaimed series, which was recently translated in English, will also be published in other Indian languages
Meningitis Vaccine Protects Against Gonorrhea, TooA mass vaccination campaign against meningitis in New Zealand had an unexpected side-effect — it helped protect people against gonorrhea, too.
U.S., Qatar Sign Agreement on Fighting Terrorism FinancingThe U.S. and Qatar signed an agreement on Tuesday aimed at combating the financing of terrorism
U.S. Military Denies Killing Mosul Civilians with 'Imprecise Bombing'General Stephen J. Townsend said the coalition bombing of ISIS in Mosul was "the most precise campaign in the history of warfare." Read Full Emails of Donald Trump Jr. Setting Up Russia MeetingTrump Jr. tweeted out a full email chain with a music publicist that helped arrange a meeting with a Russian lawyer during the 2016 presidential campaign.
Los Angeles, Paris Picked for 2024 or 2028 OlympicsLos Angeles and Paris can agree a deal to be named Olympic host cities in September, after the IOC decided Tuesday it can award both the 2024 and 2028 Summer Games rights at the same time.
Eight Killed in Thailand in Rare Mass Shooting: PoliceGunmen shot dead eight people, including at least one child, in a house in Thailand after holding them hostage, police said on Tuesday. More Recent Articles
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Russian Dirt on Clinton? ‘I Love It,’ Donald Trump Jr. SaidEmail exchanges reviewed by The Times offer a detailed unspooling of how an eager Donald Trump Jr. came to meet with a Kremlin-connected lawyer.
Follow Donald Trump Jr.’s Russia Email TrailDonald Trump Jr. received an email on June 3, 2016, promising dirt on Hillary Clinton. The information was described as being part of Russia's support for his father’s presidential bid. His reply? “I love it.” News Analysis: Rancor at White House as Russia Story Refuses to Let the Page TurnEvery time the president tries to put the furor behind him, more disclosures thrust it back to the fore, and people close to him are anonymously blaming one another.
Natalia Veselnitskaya, Lawyer Who Met Trump Jr., Seen as Fearsome Moscow InsiderMs. Veselnitskaya has long been counted on to win high-profile cases that matter to the Kremlin and to one well-connected official in particular.
Donald Trump Jr. and a Russian Lawyer: The Story Behind the StoryA Russian lawyer was said to have dirt on Hillary Clinton. Donald Trump Jr. agreed to meet her. The tale of the email.
Donald Trump Jr. and Russia: What the Law SaysSo far, specialists say, not enough evidence has emerged about the president’s son to bring charges, but they caution that the inquiry into election meddling continues.
‘Not Right Now’: Republicans and the Art of Not Talking About TrumpMost Republicans in Congress have become adept at avoiding questions about Trump scandals, a skill they used again after revelations about an email to the president’s son.
Trump Rules: The Deep Industry Ties of Trump’s Deregulation TeamsA campaign to cut government rules is being conducted largely out of public view, often by hires with potential conflicts, an investigation has found.
Donald Trump Jr., Russia, Mississippi: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingCalifornia Today: California Today: Baby Falcons Take Flight in BerkeleyTuesday: Peregrine falcons take up residence in Berkeley, a “civil war” among state Democrats, and pondering California’s undiscovered treasures.
G.O.P. Senators Vow to Unveil Health Bill Thursday, Despite Deep DivisionsSenator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, said the revised bill to replace the Affordable Care Act would be debated and voted on next week.
North Koreans in Russia Work ‘Basically in the Situation of Slaves’North Korea, desperate for foreign currency, has sent tens of thousands of its citizens to Russia, where they are welcomed as “fast, cheap and reliable” laborers.
At Crash Site of Marine Corps Plane, Bodies ‘Were Everywhere’Sixteen service members aboard a plane belonging to a Marine Reserve unit in New York were killed when it crashed in the Mississippi Delta.
Takata Expands Recall Again, Citing New Airbag HazardThe Japanese manufacturer said the latest move affected 2.7 million inflaters on the driver’s side of some Ford, Mazda and Nissan vehicles. Bronx Toddlers’ Deaths Are Ruled HomicidesA medical examiner found “blunt impact injuries” on the torsos of the siblings, who were discovered not breathing early Monday, and said they had been beaten to death.
Christie Ally May Be Spared Prison in Bridge ScandalProsecutors are seeking probation for David Wildstein, who devised the scheme to close lanes near the George Washington Bridge and testified against his co-conspirators.
The Salty Pink Pools of the YucatánStep out into the salty waters on the northern tip of the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico, where small organisms turn the water pink. A Baker’s Crusade: Rescuing the Famed French BoulangerieAs France’s bread falters in sales and quality, Pascal Rigo has returned home from a corporate career in America to start a chain of small bakeries.
Era of ‘Biological Annihilation’ Is Underway, Scientists WarnA new paper describes the threatened mass extinction of thousands of animal species around the globe. The authors say that human activities are in large part to blame.
Canadian Nursing Home Deal Spurs Questions About Chinese MoneyAnbang bought a retirement home chain despite United States questions about the Chinese company’s murky ownership. With its chairman detained, some officials are worried.
China’s $800 Billion Sovereign Wealth Fund Seeks More U.S. AccessThe China Investment Corporation said that the United States was impeding direct investment, but American lawmakers have urged greater scrutiny of Chinese deals.
Critic's Notebook: Skip It: Why It’s O.K. to Start a TV Show in the MiddleMore and more you hear, “It really gets good in Season 2.” So maybe that’s where you should start watching.
A Rare Conversation About Class Brings ‘The Bachelorette’ Into the Real WorldOne of Rachel Lindsay’s suitors tells her about the challenges he faced growing up in Baltimore, forcing the show to face its blind spot about class.
On Tennis: At Wimbledon, the Ageless Venus Williams Marches OnWilliams, 37, defeated Jelena Ostapenko in the quarterfinals as she pursues her sixth and most improbable singles title at the All England Club.
Arrest of ‘Person of Interest’ in Men’s Disappearance Was Sought Weeks AgoThe Bucks County district attorney’s office asked the Bensalem Police Department in June to rearrest the man, Cosmo DiNardo, on a weapons charge.
Local Officials Tackle How to Govern in a Divided AmericaAt a two-day conference sponsored by The New York Times, mayors and other panelists discussed immigration, climate and health policy in a deeply partisan age.
Trilobites: The Very Hungry Caterpillars That Turned to CannibalismWith no food other than tomato plants that had been induced to use chemical defenses, scientists found that caterpillars ate each other.
U.N. Suspending Plan for Cholera Vaccination in YemenUnited Nations officials said a cholera vaccination campaign no longer made sense in Yemen because the war would make the effort difficult.
Person of Interest in Custody After Explosion at Air Force Recruiting CenterOfficials said it was unclear whether the explosion in Oklahoma was an act of domestic terrorism.
Twitter Users Blocked by Trump File LawsuitThe plaintiffs argued that his account amounts to a public forum that he, as a government official, cannot bar people from.
Did an Echo Call 911 During a Domestic Assault? Amazon Says No.The authorities said the smart home device made an emergency call, but Amazon and a 911 official said that was not plausible.
Trump Supporters Have a New Anthem, and It Came From TexasA church choir and orchestra performed “Make America Great Again” earlier this month, and President Trump has spread it far and wide on Twitter.
Comedy Central Announces New ‘Daily Show’ CorrespondentMichael Kosta, a former professional tennis player, has been added as a correspondent on “The Daily Show With Trevor Noah.”
Aurélie Dupont Learns to Breathe, and Be Free, AgainMs. Dupont runs the Paris Opera Ballet. But she still wants to dance and experiment, as she is doing with the choreographer Saburo Teshigawara.
The Gentler Symptoms of Dying‘Alexa, Where Have You Been All My Life?’Siri is so five years ago: How a sleek, smooth-talking cylinder from Amazon stole our hearts, bamboozled our spouses and enchanted our children.
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