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Surprising Jazz open playoffs against Thunder OKLAHOMA CITY -- After losing Gordon Hayward to the Boston Celtics in the offseason, it looked like it would be a long shot for the Utah Jazz to make the playoffs.      White-hot Red Sox look to keep struggling O's down BOSTON -- The Boston Red Sox are off to the best start in their 118-year history.   Yankees, Tigers will try to play two after washout The New York Yankees haven't gotten their biggest bats going. Yet their powerful lineup is already setting home run records.   Rockets face determined T-Wolves to open playoffs HOUSTON -- First things first: The Minnesota Timberwolves are not merely happy to be in the playoffs for the first time since 2004, despite the prevailing narrative regarding their presence.   Celtics brace for Freak show, Bucks BOSTON -- Celtics coach Brad Stevens has a simple way of defending The Freak as Boston opens its first-round playoff series against the Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday at TD Garden.   Wild wait for grounded Jets SAINT PAUL, Minn. -- The Winnipeg Whiteout -- that tradition which has Jets fans celebrating the region's often inclement winter weather by wearing white to playoff games -- seemed like a good idea, especially as raucous home crowds helped spur the Jets to a 2-0 lead in their best-of-seven first round playoff series with the Minnesota Wild.   Flyers hope to ride newfound momentum vs. Penguins Like the goalie-masked character in the endless series of slasher films, the Philadelphia Flyers rose from the dead to even their best-of-seven series against the Pittsburgh Penguins with a 5-1 victory on Friday the 13th.   Browns WR Landry signs $75 million extension Wide receiver Jarvis Landry signed a five-year contract extension with the Cleveland Browns worth $75.5 million.   Alabama QB Tagovailoa may miss spring game Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa did not participate in the team's second spring scrimmage Saturday because of a setback to his injured throwing hand.   Nationals try to salvage split with Rockies WASHINGTON -- After scuffling through the first two games, the Washington Nationals can salvage a split of their four-game series against the Colorado Rockies on Sunday.   Cardinals seek sweep of struggling Reds The St. Louis Cardinals were seeking some traction with their offense and their pitching staff going in a four-game weekend series against the NL Central rival Cincinnati Reds.   All eyes on sky as Indians-Jays could be rained out again CLEVELAND -- After rain led to the postponement of Saturday's Cleveland Indians-Toronto Blue Jays matchup, the two teams are scheduled to play Sunday afternoon, but that game could be in jeopardy as well.   Astros hope to secure win vs. Rangers HOUSTON -- For the second time in five games, someone other than closer Ken Giles earned the save for the Houston Astros, with right-hander Chris Devenski closing a 3-2 win over theTexas Rangers on Friday.   Three people die in massive spring storm system Three deaths are blamed on a weekend storm system that brought blizzards, tornadoes, freezing rain and high winds that wreaked havoc on much of the nation.   ULA Atlas V rocket launched payloads for U.S. Air Force The United Launch Alliance's Atlas V rocket successfully launched a pair of payloads for the U.S. Air Force on Saturday night.   South Africans mourn Winnie Mandela at emotional service South Africans showed up in droves to mourn Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, an anti-apartheid icon and controversial figure, at her funeral service Saturday.   Report: Former LB Smith taken to substance abuse center Former NFL linebacker Aldon Smith was transferred to an in-patient substance-abuse center, TMZ reported Friday.   Arians looks headed to broadcast boothRyan Leaf: Baker Mayfield raises 'red flag' Former quarterback Ryan Leaf, one of the biggest disappointments in NFL draft history, believes Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield has the makings of a bust.   Cowboys WR Hurns: 'They might as well retire (No. 88)' Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Allen Hurns said he will definitely not wear jersey No. 88, even though Dez Bryant is gone.   France issues report with evidence Assad used chemicals in attack France declassified a report with details they say prove chemicals were used in an attack carried out by the regime of President Bashar Assad.   Liverpool cruises past Bournemouth 3-0 in Premier League scuffle Liverpool beat Bournemouth 3-0 in a Premier League clash Saturday at Anfield in Liverpool, England.   Despite settlement, high court to rule in monkey selfie case Months after a photographer and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals settled a monkey selfie lawsuit, a high court is refusing to dismiss the case.   James Norton to exit 'Grantchester' after Season 4 British actor James Norton is returning for a fourth season of "Grantchester," but these will be his last episodes playing clergyman Sidney Chambers.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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U.S.-led strike won't stop Assad, experts sayMiddle East and military experts say the predawn onslaught to stop the Assad regime's chemical weapons use appears strategically like an empty gesture.
  Haley warns U.S. 'locked and loaded' if Syria disobeysU.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said the U.S. is "prepared to sustain this pressure if the Syrian regime is foolish enough to test our will."
Trump overstates what he's 'accomplished.' Again.The tendency to puff up his success served him well in marketing Trump brands long before he became president and has been a central element of his political persona.
Trump declares 'mission accomplished' after U.S.-led airstrikes in SyriaPentagon officials said they have "significantly crippled" Assad's ability to deploy chemical weapons.
U.S., allies strike Syria in response to suspected chemical weapons attack"Clearly, the Assad regime did not get the message last year," Defense Secretary Mattis said. "This time, our allies and we have struck harder."
Milos Forman, Oscar-winning director, dies at 86The former director died at Danbury Hospital near his home in Warren, CT. early Saturday, his agent confirmed.
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Pentagon Says Syria Strikes Hit ‘Heart’ of Chemical Weapons ProgramWarplanes and ships from the United States, Britain and France launched more than 100 missiles at three chemical weapons storage and research facilities near Damascus and Homs, officials said.
News Analysis: ‘Mission Accomplished!’ But What Is the Mission in Syria?The strike on chemical arms sites reflected President Trump’s competing impulses: an effort to demonstrate strength countered by a view that involvement in the Middle East since 9/11 has been a waste.
Divided on Strikes, Democrats and Republicans Press for Clearer Syria StrategyEven advocates of more aggressive intervention in Syria said that the targeted strikes would mean little in the long run without a comprehensive strategy from the White House.
News Analysis: A Hard Lesson in Syria: Assad Can Still Gas His Own PeopleThe conflict in Syria has demonstrated a larger truth: While it is easy to blow up its chemical facilities, it is also relatively simple for the Assad government to reconstitute them elsewhere.
U.N. Security Council Rejects Russian Resolution Condemning Syrian StrikesRussia called the attack on Syria by the United States, Britain and France a violation of international law. The U.S. said it was justified.
How Profiteers Lure Women Into Often-Unneeded SurgeryAn alliance of law firms, marketers, finance companies and doctors makes money by coaxing women to have their mesh implants removed.
Drug Company ‘Shenanigans’ to Block Generics Come Under Federal ScrutinyHealth officials complain that pharmaceutical companies refuse to share samples needed to develop affordable generic versions of brand-name medicines.
A $76,000 Monthly Pension: Why States and Cities Are Short on CashGovernments are struggling as mounting pension obligations crowd out the rest of their budgets. Oregon faces a severe, self-inflicted crisis.
Metal Detectors the Norm at Schools and Ballparks. State Capitols? Not So MuchMore than one-third of the nation’s statehouses do not have the security systems that can be found in a range of public places, from middle schools to museums.
11 of Our Best Weekend ReadsStirring portraits of students kidnapped by Boko Haram. James Comey tells his side of the story. What exactly does Facebook have on me? And more.
Opinion: How to Disobey Your Tiger Parents, in 14 Easy StepsContributing Op-Ed Writer: Don’t Call Me a GeniusOpinion: The Historians Versus the GenealogistsThe first look at the past and say, “This matters.” The second say, “This matters to me.” We need both perspectives.
News Analysis: Mom Is Running for OfficeA new generation of female politicians campaign on the raw realities — and credentials — of motherhood.
Op-Ed Columnist: We Need an Exorcist!William Friedkin revisits his old haunts for his new documentary about exorcism.
Opinion: I Can’t Jump Ship From Facebook YetThe social network has helped many parents of kids with special needs feel less alone.
Opinion: Baby Boomers Reach the End of Their To-Do ListThis isn’t sloth. It isn’t exhaustion. It’s finally being aware of existing for its own purpose.
Opinion: The Warrior at the MallA Young Girl’s Rape in India Becomes a Crisis for ModiPoliticians have resigned, the Supreme Court has stepped in and opposition leaders are trying to push the prime minister into a corner.
Thousands of Hungarians Protest Against Newly Elected LeaderThe demonstrations reflect the deep divisions in this Central European country that has been at forefront of a regional drift away from liberal Western values.
Martin Sorrell Resigns as Chief of WPP Advertising AgencyMr. Sorrell had been facing an allegation of personal misconduct. The company said an investigation concluded the issue did not involve amounts that were “material.”
Who Are Diamond and Silk? A Look at 2 Pro-Trump Social Media StarsThe polarizing African-American sisters and internet celebrities have accused Facebook of discrimination, a charge the company denies. Iceland’s 1st Black Citizen? An Ex-Slave and War Hero Denmark Now DisregardsLong after his death, Hans Jonathan is something of a celebrity in Iceland, where he is thought to have been the first black person. But in Denmark, his extraordinary story is widely ignored.
Prominent Lawyer in Fight for Gay Rights Dies After Setting Himself on Fire in Prospect ParkDavid S. Buckel wrote in a note he left behind that he wanted people to lead less selfish lives as a way to help protect the planet.
Some Said They’d Flee Trump’s America. These People Actually Did.Like modern-day von Trapps, minus the singing, families are climbing mountains and fording streams with nothing but backpacks and a Wi-Fi connection.
Another Harry Potter Landmark: At $68 Million, the Most Expensive Broadway Nonmusical Play EverIn a sign of high expectations for “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child,” the producers and theater owners spent lavishly, even paying Cirque du Soleil to clear out of the space.
Encounters: Olympian Gus Kenworthy Runs Into His Celebrity Crush at Store PartyThe 26-year-old freestyle skier arrived at the new Nordstrom store in New York with his boyfriend.
Trilobites: Gray Ghosts, the Last Caribou in the Lower 48 States, Are ‘Functionally Extinct’The herd of southern mountain caribou, the last in the contiguous United States, has dwindled to three animals. Conservationists attribute the decline to development in Canada.
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