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2018 NFL Mock Draft: Predictions of Detroit Lions' selections, team needs The Detroit Lions have six picks in the 2018 NFL Draft, including No. 20 in the first round April 26 in Arlington, Tex.      2018 NFL Mock Draft: Predictions of Denver Broncos' selections, team needs The Denver Broncos have eight picks in the 2018 NFL Draft, including No. 5 in the first round April 26 in Arlington, Tex.   Night owls live less than early birds, study finds "Night owls" might pay a price when it comes to their health and longevity, a new study reports.   Philly's soda tax is working, study finds Philadelphia's "soda" tax seems to be getting the results city officials wanted.   Tough times can leave their mark on the older brain Negative life events may actually accelerate the aging of your brain, new research suggests.   National park fees to increase, but not as high as previously proposed U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke announced that entrance fees to national parks will increase, but not as high as proposed last year.   Bruins' Marchand kisses Maple Leafs' Komarov for second time this season Boston Bruins left wing Brad Marchand kissed Toronto Maple Leafs center Leo Komarov on Thursday, but it wasn't the first time this season.   Massachussetts fishing vessel reels in unexploded military shell Police in Massachusetts detonated a military shell that a local fishing vessel dragged ashore Wednesday.   Claude Giroux says Flyers will win Game 2 against Penguins The rearview mirror was a popular item, at least figuratively, for the Pittsburgh Penguins and Philadelphia Flyers on their day between playoff games Thursday.   2018 NFL Mock Draft: Predictions of Dallas Cowboys' selections, team needs The Dallas Cowboys have 10 picks in the 2018 NFL Draft, including No. 19 in the first round April 26 in Arlington, Tex.   Arizona governor promises 20% raise for teachers by 2020 Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey announced a a new education funding proposal Thursday as teachers in the state held demonstrations for higher pay.   2018 NFL Mock Draft: Predictions of Cleveland Browns' selections, team needs The Cleveland Browns have nine picks in the 2018 NFL Draft, including No. 1 and 4 in the first round April 26 in Arlington, Tex.   2018 NFL Mock Draft: Predictions of Cincinnati Bengals' selections, team needs The Cincinnati Bengals have 11 picks in the 2018 NFL Draft, including No. 21 in the first round April 26 in Arlington, Tex.   Former Rep. Steve Stockman guilty of 23 felonies A jury found former U.S. Rep. Steve Stockman guilty of 23 felonies related to using charitable donations for personal and campaign expenses.   2018 NFL Mock Draft: Predictions of Chicago Bears' selections, team needs The Chicago Bears have seven picks in the 2018 NFL Draft, including No. 8 in the first round April 26 in Arlington, Tex.   2018 NFL Mock Draft: Predictions of Buffalo Bills' selections, team needs The Buffalo Bills have nine picks in the 2018 NFL Draft, including No. 12 and 22 in the first round April 26 in Arlington, Tex.   2018 NFL Mock Draft: Predictions of Carolina Panthers' selections, team needs The Carolina Panthers have eight picks in the 2018 NFL Draft, including No. 24 in the first round April 26 in Arlington, Tex.   2018 NFL Mock Draft: Predictions of Baltimore Ravens' selections, team needs The Baltimore Ravens have eight picks in the 2018 NFL Draft, including No. 16 in the first round April 26 in Arlington, Tex.   2018 NFL Mock Draft: Predictions of Atlanta Falcons' selections, team needs The Atlanta Falcons have seven picks in the 2018 NFL Draft, including No. 26 in the first round April 26 in Arlington, Tex.   Oklahoma teachers group calls off walkouts The Oklahoma Education Association announced the end of a 9-day teacher walkout, saying it didn't anticipate lawmakers rising pay any further.   Deputy national security adviser Rick Waddell resigns Deputy national security adviser Rick Waddell will leave his post at the White House, deputy press secretary Lindsay Walters said Thursday.   DE Dion Jordan signs tender with Seattle Seahawks Dion Jordan, the No. 3 overall draft pick in the 2013 draft, will stay with the Seattle Seahawks after signing his $1.9 million restricted free-agent tender.   Mike Leach discusses career in animal tracking Washington State football coach Mike Leach recently discussed his career in animal tracking.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump's Cold War rhetoric over Syria doesn't reflect reality, experts sayAnalysts say the current standoff can't be compared to the Cuban missile crisis — "the moment when the two superpowers came closest to nuclear conflict."
  U.S. officials: Blood samples show nerve agent used in Syria gas attackTwo U.S. officials said they were "confident" in the intelligence, though not 100 percent sure.
A drink a day could be deadly, study findsWhite House: No final decision on Syria action"We have to make further decisions. They'll be made soon," the president told reporters Thursday at the White House.
Trinidad and Tobago set to decriminalize homosexualityA judge ruled Thursday that the Caribbean nation's colonial-era laws banning gay sex are unconstitutional.
Study shows Americans are forgetting about the HolocaustAfter diesel scandal, embattled Volkswagen names new CEOVW is hoping to move on from the diesel scandal that cost the company $30 billion.
Trump warns Russia to 'get ready' for U.S. strike on Syria, then says it may not be soonA Russian diplomat earlier said American military assets would be targeted in the event of missiles being fired at Syria.
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Syria, Trans-Pacific Partnership, Yankees: Your Thursday Evening BriefingTrump Proposes Rejoining Trans-Pacific PartnershipThe president said his advisers would look into rejoining a trade deal he withdrew from last year, as the White House tries to help farmers who will be hurt by its trade measures.
Is Trump Serious About Trade War? China’s Leaders Hunt for AnswersSome of the most powerful men in China have been seeking out experts to gain a better understanding of how to respond to President Trump’s combative trade agenda.
Pentagon Urges Greater Caution on Imminent Strike Against SyriaDefense Secretary Jim Mattis demanded evidence of the Syrian government’s role in a suspected chemical attack to justify military action — and mute Russian criticism.
What It’s Like to Endure Aerial AttacksMilitary forces often boast about the awe of airstrikes and missile launches, but what’s it like to experience their deadly shock on the ground? In a Syrian Town, People Started Shouting: ‘Chemicals! Chemicals!’An attack on a Damascus suburb has drawn the threat of a retaliatory missile strike from President Trump. What really happened there?
Comey’s Memoir Offers Visceral Details on a President ‘Untethered to Truth’A memoir by James Comey, the former F.B.I. director, is the only firsthand account to emerge so far by a former Trump official, describing a president whose connection to honesty is tenuous at best.
Nonfiction: James Comey Has a Story to Tell. It’s Very Persuasive.In “A Higher Loyalty,” the former F.B.I. director doesn’t mince words in describing his interactions with President Trump: “This president is unethical, and untethered to truth.”
Trump, Having Denounced Amazon’s Shipping Deal, Orders Review of Postal ServicePresident Trump abruptly issued an order demanding an evaluation of the service’s finances, asserting the power of his office weeks after accusing Amazon of not paying its fair share in postage.
Before Learning of Raid, Trump’s Legal Team Convened to Discuss Mueller InterviewThe disclosure on Monday of the raid caught the president’s lawyers off guard, as they were drafting a proposal that would have allowed him to be interviewed by the special counsel.
This Man Expects to Run a 2:50 in the Boston Marathon on MondayTim Don, the world-record holder in the Ironman triathlon, broke his neck in October. He decided a return to competition was his only option.
Ryan Tries to Ensure Orderly Succession, but Unrest SimmersA day after announcing his retirement, Speaker Paul D. Ryan appeared to back his second-in-command, Kevin McCarthy, to succeed him, but that may not prevent an unruly fight.
Editorial: Mike Pompeo Works the HillAt his confirmation hearing, the secretary of state nominee sounded less isolationist than Trump, but didn’t distance himself from some of his more disturbing views.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Paul Ryan Story: From Flimflam to FascismOp-Ed Contributor: Little to Cheer AboutI was the oldest cheerleader in the N.F.L. Not once did I feel age-based discrimination. But I became well acquainted with gender-based discrimination.
Opinion: 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.
Op-Ed Columnist: A Renaissance on the RightFundamental issues are suddenly up for debate, thanks to a burst of intellectual creativity.
Op-Ed Contributor: Is It Even Possible to Succeed as House G.O.P. Speaker?Despite his promises, Paul Ryan failed to deliver a positive Republican agenda.
Op-Ed Contributor: Appointing Yet Another White, Male Director Is a Missed Opportunity for the MetOnce again, the museum has ignored the droves of qualified women in the field.
Op-Ed Contributor: I Wrote the Uber Memo. This Is How to End Sexual Harassment.Legislation to end forced arbitration agreements is sitting in Congress, awaiting a vote. It’s something everyone should get behind.
Op-Ed Columnist: Staring Down on SyriaTrump’s Syria policy: an impulse wrapped in indifference inside an incoherence.
Justice Dept. Can’t Tie Police Funding to Help on Immigration, Judge RulesThe Justice Department can’t make cooperation with immigration authorities a condition of funding to local police departments, a federal judge ruled in Los Angeles.
In Nobel Scandal, a Man Is Accused of Sexual Misconduct. A Woman Takes the Fall.Abuse allegations have consumed the 18-member body that awards the Nobel Prize in Literature. Sara Danius, the first woman to lead it, was forced out.
Janice Dickinson at Cosby Trial: ‘Here Was America’s Dad on Top of Me’The former model says Bill Cosby drugged her then assaulted her in a hotel room in Lake Tahoe, but his defense team suggests she is making it up.
Oklahoma Teachers End Walkout After Winning Raises and Additional FundingFor the second time in recent weeks, a teacher walkout has ended with educators extracting some concessions. Ultimately, Republican lawmakers stood firm against more.
Overdose Antidote Is Supposed to Be Easy to Get. It’s Not.New York City said pharmacies would sell naloxone without a prescription, but only a third of the 720 outlets on its list had the drug and knew the rules.
At E.P.A., Pruitt’s ‘Sheriff’ Clashed With Critics of SpendingThe head of Scott Pruitt’s protective detail is at the center of inquiries into excessive spending and possible violations of contracting rules.
In Missouri, Governor’s Scandal Ensnares a Republican-Leaning Senate RaceRepublicans got the candidate they wanted to challenge Senator Claire McCaskill. Then came the governor’s lurid sex scandal, which threatens to tarnish the Senate candidacy of Josh Hawley.
A California Housing Fight, Waged With Pen and Walking ShoesEconomic pressures are fueling a drive by tenants’ rights organizers at the state and city levels to let voters enact rent controls.
Art Review: A Sci-Fi Showdown at the Met Museum’s Rooftop GardenThe figures in “We Come in Peace,” by Huma Bhabha, suggest hopeful connections among languages, civilizations and even galaxies.
Lens: World Press Photo of the Year: A Tale Told TwiceThe award winners were announced today at the World Press Photo Festival in Amsterdam.
News Analysis: ‘Our Bodies, Ourselves’? It’s ShelvedThis book changed lives for decades. How will we know our bodies are normal now?
5 Cheap(ish) Things You Need in Your BedroomChasing the Deal: 5 Beautiful Mexican Getaways to Take This SpringSpring is the best time to plan a trip to Mexico, and you don’t have to empty your wallet to get there. Here are five great getaways at a variety of price points.
Twisted Tale of Stolen Chagall Nears EndingA high-end East Side apartment. A brazen theft. Bulgarian organized crime. And now — a lost painting is found.
Nonfiction: 1968 Revisited: A Boston Commune and a Van Morrison ClassicIn his book, “Astral Weeks,” Ryan H. Walsh surveys a momentous year and a momentous album.
Schubert’s Sonatas, and a Pianist, Come Into Their OwnShai Wosner, who will play six of Schubert’s late sonatas in three concerts at the 92nd Street Y, says, “The music is not depressing but uplifting.”
The Checkup: Life-Threatening Allergic Reactions Rising in ChildrenThe rate of emergency room visits for anaphylaxis more than doubled, to 3.5 visits per 10,000 children in 2016 from 1.4 in 2010.
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