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'Stranger Things,' 'Jumanji' top Kids' Choice Awards "Stranger Things" was voted Favorite TV Show and its star Millie Bobby Brown Favorite TV Actress at the Kids' Choice Awards ceremony Saturday night.      Ex-Raider, 49er Smith arrested again Former Oakland Raiders linebacker Aldon Smith was arrested for the second time this month after violating a restraining order.   Notebook: Bethel agrees to terms with Falcons Cornerback Justin Bethel agreed to terms on a contract with the Atlanta Falcons, the team announced on Saturday.   Warriors, minus Curry, Thompson, Durant, face Jazz OAKLAND, Calif. -- Having suffered their worst loss of the season with a healthy Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Kevin Durant the last time Golden State saw the Utah Jazz, the Warriors will face the Western Conference playoff contender without any of them in a rematch Sunday night.   Protests in Sacramento overshadow Celtics-Kings game SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Normally, an appearance in Sacramento by one of the Eastern Conference's elite teams and one of the NBA's most tradition-laden franchises would rank as one of the highlights in another losing season for the host Kings.   In 1-2 Kansas-Duke matchup, 3 may be key OMAHA, Neb. -- Proficiency at shooting from behind the arc has powered Kansas throughout the season.   Texas Tech meets Villanova for spot in Final Four BOSTON -- Having already reached new program heights by advancing to the Elite Eight for the first time, Texas Tech finds itself one win from the Final Four.   Miami Open: Federer, Halep, Wozniacki upset Roger Federer, Simona Halep and Carolina Wozniacki were all upset Saturday at the 2018 Miami Open.   Iowa family of 4 found dead in Mexico An Iowa family was found dead Friday at a vacation condominium in Tulum, Mexico.   Trump expected to expel dozens of Russian diplomats from U.S. President Tump is expected accept the recommendations of his National Security Council and expel dozens of Russian diplomats from the United States.   March for Our Lives: Students around the country rally against gun violence Student activists are set to continue their push for an end to gun violence on Saturday, with March for Our Lives events scheduled in cities across the country.   Class-action filed against Facebook, Cambridge Analytica on behalf of 50 million users A Houston, Texas, businessman filed a class action lawsuit against Facebook for sharing personal data of 50 million Facebook users with Cambridge Analytica.   Reports: Cowboys restructure TE Witten's contract The Dallas Cowboys restructured veteran tight end Jason Witten's contract, multiple media outlets reported Saturday.   Report: Cowboys expected to sign OT Fleming The Dallas Cowboys are expected to sign free-agent offensive tackle Cameron Fleming, ESPN reported Saturday.   Warriors' Stephen Curry out for rest of regular season Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry will miss the rest of the regular season after suffering a Grade 2 MCL sprain.   Red Sox's Chris Sale takes comebacker to hip Boston Red Sox pitcher Chris Sale left Saturday's game against the Houston Astros in the first inning after getting hit with a comebacker.   Students march past Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, call for reform in local rally Weeks after a gunman killed 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the school's students and Parkland residents called for an end to gun violence.   Johnny Manziel is tired of Colin Kaepernick comparisons Johnny Manziel sounded off about critics of himself and Colin Kaepernick Saturday on Twitter.   British airlines scrutinized by government for extra fees To crack down on the way airline companies calculate extra fees after flights are booked, Britain's Department for Transport is releasing an aviation policy.   Miley Cyrus, Jennifer Hudson, Lin-Manuel Miranda sing at March for Our Lives event Miley Cyrus, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Andra Day, Ariana Grande and Demi Lovato were among the recording artists who performed at the March for Our Lives protest.   Study explains why some 'preemies' have greater heart failure risk The hearts of adults who were premature babies pump less blood during exercise than adults who were full-term babies, a small study finds.   Spain asks Finland to arrest exiled Catalan leader Spanish authorities on Friday asked officials in Finland to launch an extradition process targeting exiled Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont.   Florida State takes aim at third-seeded Michigan Upstart Florida State does not have a go-to guy, per se, as much as go-to cohort.   Paul McCartney remembers John Lennon at March for Our Lives Paul McCartney said he attended Saturday's March for Our Lives protest, in part, because his close friend John Lennon was shot to death.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Gas inhalation blamed for death of Iowa family visiting MexicoInvestigators are looking into the gas system of the resort condo rented by the family.
  U.K. watchdog assessing evidence from Cambridge Analytica raidBritain is investigating whether Facebook, the world's largest social media network, did enough to protect data.
French officer who traded places with hostage dies"France will never forget his heroism, bravery and sacrifice," the country's interior minister said.
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March for Our Lives Highlights: Students Protesting Guns Say ‘Enough Is Enough’Hundreds of thousands of protesters, outraged by a recent school shooting, took to the streets in Washington and around the world, calling for action against gun violence.
Demonstrators Who Brought Guns and an Opposing Message: ‘Shoot Back’Supporters of the Second Amendment gathered at state capitals and in city centers on Saturday, hoping to counter hundreds of thousands who rallied for stricter gun laws.
For Parkland Students, a Surreal Journey From ‘Normal’ to a Worldwide MarchLittle is ordinary for the students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, who arrived in Washington Saturday to protest gun violence with huge crowds.
At Rallies, Students With a Different View of Gun Violence: As Urban RealityThe protests in Washington and Chicago drew young people for whom the anguish of shootings feels different: The bloodshed comes not in isolated bursts of mass slaughter, but instead in a ceaseless rhythm.
News Analysis: ‘America First’ Bears a New Threat: Military ForceNot since the immediate aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001, have key national security leaders so publicly raised the threat of armed confrontation if foreign adversaries do not meet America’s demands.
As Ties With Mexico Fray, Kushner Works Quietly to Mend ThemAllies of Jared Kushner and Mexican officials say he has worked, with some success, to preserve a relationship that has been corroded by President Trump’s clashes with his Mexican counterpart.
How Calls for Privacy May Upend Business for Facebook and GoogleInternet companies were built on a model in which people gave up their information for free services. Now, that idea is under siege.
Timeline: Facebook and Google Under Regulators’ GlareIn 2011, the F.T.C. first required a company to create a comprehensive data privacy program for consumers. Europe will soon take another big step.
Globalization’s Backlash Is Here, at Just the Wrong TimeThe world economy became more interconnected in the 1990s and 2000s, delivering immediate pain to rich countries, along with benefits that only now are starting to be more apparent.
What Bananas Tell Us About Trade WarsThe banana wars were spats that escalated, tariff by tariff, into a decades-long dispute between the United States and the European Union. Trump’s Tariffs Keep Allies, Markets and Industry GuessingA chaotic rollout of steel and aluminum tariffs, including a last-minute list of countries temporarily exempted from them, has left trade experts puzzled.
11 of Our Best Weekend ReadsThe suffering and spirit of San Juan, P.R. Kayaking across the Atlantic Ocean at 70 years old (for the third time). David Bowie as you’ve never seen him, and more.
Opinion: Stop Shielding Gun MakersThe firearms industry cannot be held legally accountable for the mayhem their weapons cause. That needs to change.
Opinion: We’re All in the Ghetto NowAfrican-Americans know what it feels like to be ignored by those in power. Thanks to Trump, the rest of America is getting a taste of that now.
Opinion: Are You Really in Love if It’s Not on Instagram?Op-Ed Columnist: Bolt the Oval Against BoltonAfter years of mocking his Republican predecessor, is President Trump now following in W.’s pre-emptive footsteps?
Op-Ed Contributor: After the March, Follow This Gun Reform Battle PlanWhen you finish marching this weekend, march into the congressional districts where you can actually make a difference.
Opinion: Don’t Delete Facebook. Do Something About It.Getting rid of your Facebook account will only offload the platform’s problems onto someone else.
Opinion: Francis, the Anti-StrongmanOpinion: Stop Asking About My Kid’s College Plans“Have you guys made your list yet?” everyone asks. I hate this question. “We” aren’t going to college; my daughter is.
Highlights for a March Weekend From OpinionHere is a roundup of some recent pieces for you weekend reading, including several on the debate over gun laws.
Justice Dept. Revives Push to Mandate a Way to Unlock PhonesF.B.I. and Justice Department officials have been quietly meeting with security researchers who have been working on approaches to provide such access to encrypted devices.
A Top Candidate for New York Fed’s Leader: San Francisco’sThe president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York is set to retire this year. One possible replacement is John Williams, who has led the San Francisco Fed since 2011.
Transgender Workers Gain New Protection Under Court RulingFederal judges say that employers cannot legally discriminate against employees transitioning from one sex to the other.
Iowa Family Died of Toxic Gases in Mexican Condo, Authorities SayOfficials ruled out violence or suicide in the deaths of Kevin and Amy Sharp and their two children, who were found in a condominium on the Yucatán Peninsula.
Michel Temer, Brazil’s Deeply Unpopular President, Signals Run for a New TermPresident Michel Temer’s approval ratings have been in the single digits for months. But he says he has a legacy to defend. “It would be cowardly not to be a candidate,” he said.
Loyola-Chicago Is in the Final Four After a Rout of Kansas StateThe 11th-seeded Ramblers, who won their first three tournament games by a combined 4 points, rolled over Kansas State on Saturday night in the South Regional final.
Stormy Daniels, Trump’s Unlikely Foe, Is ‘Not Someone to Be Underestimated’To many in the capital, the pornographic film actress has become an unexpected force. But those who know her well view the moment differently.
Drilling in ‘Australia’s Galápagos’ Raises Hopes of Jobs and Fears of SpillThe Great Australian Bight, a pristine stretch of ocean, is believed to have enormous natural gas reserves. The local fishing and tourism industries worry the risks of drilling outweigh talk of jobs.
Young Migrants’ Return to Mexico Is More ‘Exile’ Than HomecomingMexicans who spent much of their lives in the United States can feel lost and scared when they return, either voluntarily or by force. But a growing network of community groups eases the transition.
This Woman Makes a Living Destroying Jeans and Fixing HousesJamie Haller, the creative director of the denim line NSF, has a side hustle with her husband involving lots of salvaged parts.
Siri, Alexa and That Google Gal Will Get You Only So FarOne woman tries the next generation of virtual personal assistants. None of them brought her coffee.
Gary Lincoff, 75, Dies; Spread the Joy of Mushrooms Far and WideMr. Lincoff, a self-taught mycologist, led mushroom hunts from Siberia to Central Park, where he found more than 400 species just blocks from his apartment.
Why Outer Suburbs in the East and Midwest Have Stopped BoomingMany counties, including rich ones, are aging and experiencing more deaths than births, without growth through immigration or migration. More Recent Articles
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