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South Korean forces and the U.S. Special Operations Command are set to begin conducting their combined training this week. 
South and North Korean officials are set to hold one or two more working-level meetings to arrange the the Apr. 27 summit. 
The historical, hip-hop show "Hamilton" won seven Olivier Awards, including Best Musical, in London Sunday. 
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban was projected to win a third consecutive term Sunday. 
Cryan is stepping down after less than three years as the head of Germany's largest bank. 
Patrick Reed captured his first green jacket at the 2018 Masters Tournament after finishing 15-under-par at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga. 
Catherine Jane Fisher asked Japan to amend its agreement with the United States to make it easier to prosecute U.S. military personnel accused of crimes. 
The International Criminal Court warned it is closely monitoring violence on the border between Israel and Gaza. 
Ethiopian runners led the pack of the elite men and women at the 2018 Credit Union Cherry Blossom 10-mile race Sunday. 
A federal jury on Friday awarded $10 million to a man who was framed for murder by San Francisco police officers in 2007. 
Christopher Wylie said data Cambridge Analytica took from Facebook may have affected more than 87 million users and may be stored in Russia. 
Former Atlanta Falcons and Tampa Bay Buccaneers center Joe Hawley has retired and literally is hitting the road. 
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz said he doesn't plan to change his playing style once he returns from his ACL injury. 
Dallas Cowboys star left tackle Tyron Smith has no complaints about his health after a balky back -- and other injuries -- forced him to miss time last season. 
Amazon has confirmed it canceled "Mozart in the Jungle," its dramedy starring Gael Garcia Bernal, Lola Kirke, Malcolm McDowell and Bernadette Peters. 
Former San Francisco 49ers and Oakland Raiders linebacker Aldon Smith has been arrested for the third time in two months. 
Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston took it upon himself to take up for wide receiver DeSean Jackson. 
Wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. plans to be in attendance Monday for the start of the New York Giants' offseason workout program. 
Johnny Manziel threw for a touchdown and completed 9 of 15 passes for 82 yards in his first game in The Spring League. 
Actress Pauley Perrette has wrapped up her 15-season run on the CBS drama "NCIS." 
Filming is underway in Liverpool on the BBC's three-part adaptation of H.G. Wells' alien-invasion novel "The War of the Worlds." 
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Will Trump's angry tweets on Syria precede U.S. missiles?Last year's U.S. strike on Syria didn't deter Assad. Trump may feel obliged to try again, to avoid appearing weak.
Suspected Syria chemical attack reportedly kills dozens"These reports, if confirmed, are horrifying and demand an immediate response by the international community," a State Department spokesperson said.
Canadian hockey players who died in collision identifiedTen players and five staff members from the Humboldt Broncos were among the dead.
Trump uncharacteristically slams Putin after reports of Syria attackThe tweets and alleged attack in Syria sparked responses from lawmakers in both parties. Ten Palestinians, including journalist, killed in Gaza protestsAmong the dead was a Palestinian photojournalist who was reportedly hit while holding his camera and wearing a blue flak jacket marked "Press."
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As Trump Seeks Way Out of Syria, New Attack Pulls Him Back InA reported chemical attack on a Damascus suburb seems to raise the political and military stakes as President Trump charts the United States’ future in Syria.
Dozens Suffocate in Syria as Government Is Accused of Chemical AttackPresident Trump denounced the attack that killed at least 42 people and that left hundreds with “symptoms indicative of exposure to a chemical agent,” according to aid groups.
Trump Vows ‘Big Price’ for Syria Attack, Raising Prospect of Missile StrikeThe president laid blame for the attack partly on President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, the first time since his election he has criticized the Russian leader by name on Twitter.
‘You Are the Product’: Targeted by Cambridge Analytica on FacebookFacebook plans to begin notifying users on Monday who were affected by Cambridge Analytica’s data collection. The Times has already spoken with some people whose data was taken.
The Shift: Facebook’s Other Critics: Its Viral StarsAs Facebook reels from a privacy scandal, some of its most popular users are lashing out over declining traffic, policy changes and financial complaints.
A Tough Task for Facebook: European-Type Privacy for AllFacebook just promised to offer its users around the world the same privacy controls required under a new European data protection law. What does that mean? And can the company deliver?
Republicans Seize on Impeachment for Edge in 2018 MidtermsInvoking the specter of President Trump’s impeachment has become a fund-raising and get-out-the-vote tactic for Republicans. Democratic leaders see the issue as a trap.
South Carolina Congressman Pulls Out Gun at a Meeting With VotersThe lawmaker, Representative Ralph Norman, put his gun on a table during a meeting with constituents to show that firearms were not dangerous.
In John Bolton, Trump Finds a Fellow Political Blowtorch. Will Foreign Policy Burn?Mr. Bolton takes over as the president’s third national security adviser Monday. In a world of carrot-and-stick diplomacy, Mr. Bolton is a stick man: “I don’t do carrots.”
North Korea Said to Offer Direct Assurance It Will Discuss DenuclearizationThe gesture appeared to confirm that Kim Jong-un intends to participate in an unheard-of meeting with President Trump about his nuclear program.
Amid Fears of Trade War, Trump Predicts China Will RelentPresident Trump tweeted that he and President Xi Jinping of China will “always be friends, no matter what happens with our dispute on trade.”
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Can It Be Illegal to Leave Your Country?The Algerian government thinks so. After penalizing emigration, it’s now trying to make it a religious crime.
Op-Ed Contributor: Trash-Talking Toward Conflict?Greece and Turkey have been exchanging insults and threats in recent weeks, recalling conflicts from a shared and bloody history.
Op-Ed Columnist: Horror of Being Governed by ‘Fox & Friends’Trump’s Fox fixation isn’t benign or inconsequential — because, like him, the network has an aversion to the truth.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Tragedy of James ComeyHow to understand the man who may be the most significant supporting player of the Trump era, as he prepares to barnstorm the country on a book tour.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The Fox in the StrollerIt’s human nature to want to tame wild animals, but nothing in nature wants to be a pet.
Editorial: America’s State Courts Are Under Partisan AttackLawmakers around the country are treating judges who rule against them like any other politician. That’s bad for everyone.
Op-Ed Columnist: Unicorns of the Intellectual RightWhy are there so many Williamson-type debacles? Because media orgs want to hire a species that doesn’t exist.
Opinion: How to Level the College Playing FieldI have spent a lifetime in education. Now I am dying. There are a few things I want to get off my chest.
Deutsche Bank Replaces C.E.O. Amid Losses and Lack of DirectionChristian Sewing, who has spent most of his career at the German bank, will replace John Cryan. Mr. Cryan was criticized for moving too slowly to cut costs.
For Luigi Di Maio, It’s Now or Never to Lead Italy. Unless It’s Later.His Five Star Movement limits its members’ terms in office, complicating Italy’s search for a government. But the party has bent its own rules before.
Pyongyang Welcomes Hundreds of Foreigners for Yearly MarathonAs tensions ease in North Korea’s capital, some 400 runners from more than 40 countries and territories compete in its annual race.
Michigan Will No Longer Provide Free Bottled Water to FlintThe state said the city’s water supply now met federal standards for safe levels of lead, but city officials were concerned, noting that lead pipes are still in service.
Bill Cosby Returns to Court. Here’s Why His Retrial Is No Repeat.The sex assault charges and the complainant are the same, but much about Mr. Cosby’s second trial will be different.
Patrick Reed Wins the Masters in a Breakthrough PerformanceReed, 27, had never won a major before, and he had never finished in the top 20 at the Masters.
Art Collector and Bon Vivant Dies in Trump Tower Home He Couldn’t SellTodd Brassner lived alone amid a collection of 100 vintage electric guitars and artwork by Andy Warhol, Robert Indiana, Jack Kerouac and others.
Once a Getaway Where Bunnies Frolicked, Now a ‘Black Hole’The Playboy Club was, for years, a glamorous escape within reach of the city. But over the years, it eroded into squalor.
Review: ‘Mean Girls’ Sets the Perils of Being Popular to SongTina Fey’s adaptation of her 2004 screenplay about high school cliques comes to Broadway with wit, fetch and a surplus of songs.
Common Sense: With Tesla in a Danger Zone, Can Model 3 Carry It to Safety?A test drive shows the allure of the company’s mass-market electric car and limitations of its Autopilot system.
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