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Florida St. gets shot to avenge loss to Xavier Xavier stunned third-seeded Florida State last year in the NCAA Tournament but Sunday -- a year to the day after that upset, the Seminoles get their chance at payback.      Marshall, West Virginia battle for state supremacy SAN DIEGO -- After sparking Marshall's first NCAA Tournament victory, Jon Elmore enjoyed the well-wishing tweets from some better-known point guards, players such as Chris Paul and D'Angelo Russell.   Purdue begins life without Haas vs. Butler DETROIT -- Sunday's second round game in the East Regional between No. 2 seed Purdue and No. 10 seed Butler will be a rematch from regular season non-conference play, but will feature two drastically different teams than the previous matchup.   Murray to visit with Dolphins Running back DeMarco Murray will visit with the Miami Dolphins on Sunday, the Palm Beach Post reported.   Notebook: Jets land No. 3 overall pick from Colts The New York Jets made a bold move on Saturday morning by acquiring the third overall pick of the 2018 NFL Draft from the Indianapolis Colts.   After historic upset, UMBC braces for Kansas St. CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- After a stunning upset of overall No. 1 seed Virginia, Maryland-Baltimore County coaches and players could be excused for resting on their laurels. That isn't likely to happen.   Car bomb kills 3 civilians in Kabul A suicide car bomber killed at least three people and wounded two on Saturday in Afghanistan's capital, Kabul.   Reports: DE Curry agrees to 3-year deal with Bucs One day after he was released by the Philadelphia Eagles, defensive end Vinny Curry found a new home in Tampa Bay.   Mauritius president resigns over credit card scandal Ameenah Gurib-Fakim, Mauritius' first woman head of state, resigned her position over credit card fraud allegations and will leave office March 23.   One dead, one injured in California mall shooting One person is dead and another was taken to a hospital on Saturday after a shooting at The Oaks mall in Thousand Oaks, Calif., a city northwest of Los Angeles.   Liverpool's Mohamed Salah nets four scores in win vs. Watford Mohamed Salah scored four goals and had an assist in Liverpool's 5-0 win against Watford Saturday at Anfield in Liverpool, England.   30 killed in Eastern Ghouta air raids, thousands flee At least 30 were killed on Saturday in air attacks on the rebel-held enclave of Eastern Ghouta and thousands of people fled the Damascus suburb.   Syracuse looks to take down No. 3 seed Michigan St. Longtime Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim knows how gut-wrenching the NCAA Tournament can be to everyone but the eventual national champion.   Report: WR Terrelle Pryor to visit Seahawks Free-agent wide receiver Terrelle Pryor will visit the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, multiple media outlets reported.   Reports: Patriots sign S Patrick Chung to extension The New England Patriots are expected to sign safety Patrick Chung to a short-term contract extension, multiple media outlets reported on Saturday.   Report: Cowboys to release CB Orlando Scandrick The Dallas Cowboys will grant Orlando Scandrick's request and release the cornerback, according to a published report Saturday.   Bengals sign QB Matt Barkley to two-year deal Quarterback Matt Barkley has signed a two-year deal with the Cincinnati Bengals, the team announced Saturday.   Patriots add DE Adrian Clayborn, RB Jeremy Hill, OT Matt Tobin The New England Patriots officially added three players to their roster on Saturday after seeing several key mainstays depart earlier in the week.   Chargers sign K Caleb Sturgis to two-year deal The Los Angeles Chargers addressed their ailing kicking game by signing Caleb Sturgis to a two-year contract, the team announced.   G Pugh inks 5-year deal with Cardinals One week after he was cleared to resume football activities, guard Justin Pugh hit it big in free agency.   Loyola-Chicago aims for another upset as they face Tennessee Loyola-Chicago hit the biggest shot of the first full day of the NCAA Tournament and will be looking to build off that momentum Saturday.   Michigan, Houston a battle of...bulldogs? Saturday's NCAA Tournament third-round game between Michigan and Houston figures to serve as a great matchup between two figurative bulldogs on the court.   Candidate critical of 2 Parkland students leaves Maine House race Leslie Gibson left the Main House race as competition heated up for the once unopposed candidate after his controversial remarks about two Parkland students.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Russia to expel 23 British diplomats in spy poisoning standoffRussia said it would also withdraw permission for Britain to open a general consulate in St Petersburg and would close the British Council in Russia.
  Voters share their hopes for Russian electionAround the country, many young voters want change but Vladimir Putin is expected to win Sunday's presidential election.
North Korea uses pirate tactics to earn millions from sanction bustingU.N. expert Hugh Griffiths says North Korea has borrowed tactics used during 18th century piracy to evade sanctions and earn millions.
Trump-linked consultants harvested data from millions on FacebookCambridge Analytica, a company that profiled voters for Donald Trump's campaign, allegedly gathered information on millions via a survey on Facebook.
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How Trump Consultants Exploited the Facebook Data of MillionsCambridge Analytica harvested personal information from a huge swath of the electorate to develop techniques that were later used in the Trump campaign.
Data Firm Tied to Trump Campaign Talked Business With RussiansCambridge Analytica, a company that developed technology to target voters, has denied having connections to Russia. But evidence suggests otherwise.
Trump Lawyer Says Special Counsel Inquiry Should Be EndedThe lawyer, John Dowd, said he was speaking on behalf of President Trump, only to backtrack shortly afterward and say he was speaking only for himself.
Andrew McCabe, Fired F.B.I. Deputy, Is Said to Have Kept Memos on TrumpThe memos could corroborate the testimony of James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director who said President Trump had pressured him to shut down an investigation.
Mueller Wants Trump’s Business Records. What’s the Russia Connection?The special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, has subpoenaed the Trump Organization for documents related to Russia. The company has a three-decade relationship with Moscow.
Bridge Collapse Saps Spirits and Research Efforts at Florida International UniversityThe pedestrian bridge collapse has dealt a blow to the school and to a center there devoted to accelerated bridge construction.
Scott Pruitt, Trump’s Rule-Cutting E.P.A. Chief, Plots His Political FutureMr. Pruitt may be using his position as an environmental deregulation czar to position himself to run for office in Oklahoma — or perhaps the presidency.
Cinderella Story? It’s True for U.M.B.C. in Academics, TooThe university is known more for producing the most African-American students who go on to complete combined M.D.-Ph.D. programs than it is for turning out professional athletes.
After Historic Victory, U.M.B.C. Students Look Forward to the Next … LabIt wasn’t exactly mass hysteria Saturday on the campus that wins chess championships the way Duke collects basketball ones. The model U.N. team is tough, too.
11 of Our Best Weekend ReadsEaster Island is eroding. Joan Baez on her next chapter. Should some species be allowed to die out? And more.
Opinion: Chris Hayes: What ‘Law and Order’ Means to TrumpOpinion: Don’t Run From TrumpThe Republican Party has gotten where it is because of the president, not in spite of him.
Gray Matter: In Praise of A.D.H.D.Op-Ed Columnist: Trump, Flush With PowerThe president wants to bring the Fox cast into the White House, fully merging with the source of his ideas, tweets and gratification.
News Analysis: The Poison Putin SpreadsThe long-serving Russian leader, who is about to be re-elected for a six-year term, has become a model for the modern autocrat.
Editorial | Tune In, Turn Out: Kris Kobach’s Voting Sham Gets Exposed in CourtIn a Kansas courtroom, the nation’s leading vote suppressors are being revealed for the con artists they are.
Op-Ed Contributor: What the Dreamers Can Teach the Parkland KidsFrom one activist to another: Trust your instincts, study your history and don’t read the comments.
News Analysis: Anti-Semitism Is Rising. Why Aren’t American Jews Speaking Up?The leaders of major Jewish organizations have been focused on Israel, not the brewing storm in our own country.
AIDS Researcher Top Candidate to Lead the C.D.C.The administration is vetting Dr. Robert Redfield, a founder of the University of Maryland’s Institute of Human Virology, for C.D.C. chief.
Adrian Lamo, Hacker Who Reported Chelsea Manning to the F.B.I., Dies at 37Mr. Lamo, who was also known for hacking into the computer network of The New York Times, was reviled and revered for turning in Ms. Manning to the authorities.
Young Slovaks Buck a Trend, Protesting to Save Their DemocracyThe tumult in Slovakia has now distinguished the country from others in the region, where disillusioned voters have sided with illiberal populists.
Smuggling of U.S. Technology Is Outpacing Cold War Levels, Experts SayChina, Russia, North Korea and Iran are relying on smuggling rings to secure equipment that can be used for weapons, satellites and fighter jets.
North Korea-Sweden Talks Focus on ‘Peaceful Solution’ to Nuclear ConflictThe Swedish and North Korean foreign ministers concluded three days of talks, discussions which may help facilitate a meeting between President Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un.
Who Owns the Vikings? Pagans, Neo-Nazis and Advertisers Tussle Over SymbolsAmid a boom in Viking-related TV shows and films, there is increasing tension in Nordic countries over the use of emblems and rituals from that era.
Embracing China, Facebook and Himself, Cambodia’s Ruler Digs InHun Sen, the longest-ruling leader in Asia, has turned his back on Western aid and tightened his grip on Cambodia, with the blessings of Beijing.
In Israel’s Poorer Periphery, Legal Woes Don’t Dent Netanyahu’s AppealThe underdog sentiment and distrust of Israel’s old, liberal elite still run deep among Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s supporters, who are sticking firmly by him, despite graft accusations.
Saudi Arabia Lightens Up, Building Entertainment Industry From ScratchThe kingdom hopes that building an entertainment industry for its 29 million people will help its struggling, oil-based economy and make life more enjoyable.
Playlist: The Playlist: Pearl Jam Kicks Up a Fury, and 9 More New SongsHear the week's 10 most notable new tracks from Willie Nelson, Meshell Ndegeocello, John Zorn and more.
Transgender Volleyball Star in Brazil Eyes Olympics and Stirs DebateTifanny Abreu, a top-ranked player in Brazilian professional volleyball, is transgender. She is setting records and plans to play in the Tokyo Games in 2020.
Federal Agency Courted Alcohol Industry to Fund Study on Benefits of Moderate DrinkingScientists and National Institute of Health officials waged a concerted campaign to obtain funding from the alcohol industry for research that may enshrine alcohol as a part of a healthy diet.
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