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Kentucky Derby winner Justify draws gate No. 7 for Preakness Post positions may not be as important in the Preakness Stakes as in the Kentucky Derby but Justify's owner and trainer are happy with their gate No. 7.      Seattle Seahawks sign first-round pick RB Rashaad Penny The Seattle Seahawks signed rookie running back Rashaad Penny, their first-round pick in the NFL Draft, the team announced Wednesday.   Cole Hamels starts opener as Rangers visit White Sox Two last-place teams will look to create some positive feelings when the Texas Rangers visit the Chicago White Sox to open a four-game series starting Thursday.   Alabama-Louisville will kick off ABC's SNF Alabama will play Louisville in ABC's first Saturday Night Football game on Sept. 1, and Miami will play LSU on Sunday night of the season-opening weekend.   Washington Redskins name Brian Lafemina as COO The Washington Redskins on Wednesday announced that Brian Lafemina has been named President of Business Operations and Chief Operating Officer.   Patriots sign second-round pick, DB Duke Dawson Defensive back Duke Dawson, second-round pick of the New England Patriots in the NFL draft last month, signed on Wednesday, the team announced.   Ex-Georgia star QB Andy Johnson dies at 65 Andy Johnson, who led Georgia to a victory in the 1971 Gator Bowl, died after a long illness in Athens, Ga.   Poll: Third of Americans have less than $5K in retirement savings About a third of Americans have less than $5,000 in savings, according to a poll conducted by Northwestern Mutual.   Woman drinks 20 grasshoppers with beer at Mariners, Rangers game Many fans know about the toasted grasshoppers available at Safeco Field in Seattle, Wash., but not many have chugged a beer with 20 of them floating inside.   Bumble Bee CEO indicted for tuna price fixing A federal grand jury indicted Bumble Bee Foods CEO Christopher Lischewski for participating in a conspiracy to fix prices for packaged seafood.   Florida man arrested for threatening to bomb mosque Federal prosecutors charged a Florida man Tuesday for threatening to bomb a mosque.   Vermont becomes first state to allow prescription drug imports from Canada Vermont became the first state in the nation to allow the importation of drugs from Canada after Republican Gov. Phil Scott signed a bipartisan bill Wednesday.   Texas executes sixth death row inmate of year Texas on Wednesday executed a man for robbing and killing an aspiring rapper the murderer's girlfriend lured to a make-out spot.   Man wrongly convicted of murder exonerated 27 years later A New York man wrongfully jailed for the murder of an off-duty correction officer in New York as a child has been exonerated.   Senate panel agrees Putin meddled to help Trump in 2016 election The Senate intelligence committee agreed with the U.S. intelligence community assessment that Russia meddled to help President Donald Trump get elected in 2016.   5 dead in Texas murder-suicide shooting A Texas man shot his ex-wife, her boyfriend and three children before taking his own life, police said Tuesday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Death in the desert: Crackdown leaves migrants roaming sweltering SaharaIn the desert heat, one day without water is enough to cause death from dehydration.
  N. Korea threatens to ax Trump talks over drills, nuclear demandKim Jong Un's regime alleges drills between the South Korean and U.S. air forces are a rehearsal for an invasion of the North.
Prince Charles overshadowed by popular sons as royal wedding loomsAs heir to the British throne, the Prince of Wales is destined to become king — whether his subjects like him or not.
Plastic bag found near the bottom of the Marianas TrenchPlastic trash kills fish and seals and now it can be found everywhere in the oceans, from floating gyres to the Marianas Trench.
NBC national security analyst Jeremy Bas...NBC national security analyst Jeremy Bash tells TODAY that North Korea feels "like they have the president on the hook" as they threaten to withdraw from the highly anticipated summit with President Trump, "and now they're going to ask for more concessions." He adds, "I would be very cautious if I were the administration."
Meghan Markle isn't the first: Other commoners who married British royaltyPrincess Margaret, Queen Elizabeth II's sister, broke the mold when she married photographer Anthony Armstrong-Jones in 1960
Trump Jr. testified he didn't recall telling father about Trump Tower meetingBeirut Pride canceled after organizer held overnight by authoritiesThe organizer said he was released by Lebanese authorities only after he signed a pledge to cancel the week's remaining LGBTQ pride events.
Turkish banker sentenced to 32 months in Iran sanctions caseTrump's decision to eliminate role of cybersecurity czar rattles experts. Here's why."This is definitely not the signal you want to send to your allies and your adversaries," a former cyber czar says.
Comic book icon Stan Lee files $1 billion suit against company he startedLee alleges that unscrupulous business partners took advantage of his declining eyesight in order to swindle him.
When Harry weds Meghan: Full coverage of Britain's royal weddingPrince Harry and American actress Meghan Markle will tie the knot at Windsor Castle on Saturday.
Carriage rides and sniffer dogs: Huge security op to blanket royal wedding"You have a celebration and a royal family that like to be accessible to the public. That has to be matched against security."
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Trump, North Korea, N.B.A.: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingEurope Edition: Donald Tusk, North Korea, Camembert: Your Thursday BriefingCode Name Crossfire Hurricane: The Secret Origins of the Trump InvestigationMr. Trump has described the investigation as a politically motivated effort to undermine his presidency. But time and again, agents took steps that ultimately benefited him.
Documents Show Promise, and Letdown, Around Trump Tower MeetingThe records, part of the Senate Judiciary Committee’s inquiry into contacts between the Trump campaign and Russians, produced few major revelations.
Mueller Won’t Indict Trump if He Finds Wrongdoing, Giuliani SaysThe special counsel’s office has told the president’s lawyers that prosecutors will follow existing guidelines that say that sitting presidents cannot be indicted.
Trump Discloses Cohen Payment, Raising Questions About Previous OmissionMr. Trump’s financial disclosure included a payment made to his personal attorney, Michael D. Cohen, who has said he paid a porn star who claimed an affair with Mr. Trump.
In Rebuke of Trump, Tillerson Says Lies Are a Threat to DemocracyThe ex-secretary of state, who didn’t mention the president by name in a commencement speech at the Virginia Military Institute, said efforts to hide the truth amounted to going “wobbly on America.”
Trump Calls Some Unauthorized Immigrants ‘Animals’ in RantThe president unspooled a lengthy diatribe before TV cameras, warning that dangerous people were clamoring to breach the United States’ borders and castigating Mexico.
North Korean Threats Are ‘Splash of Cold Water’ on Expectations for TalksOfficials said they believed the meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong-un would still happen, but the threats brought a diplomatic high-wire act temporarily back to earth.
Why North Korea Is Angered by ‘Libya Model’ in Nuclear TalksLibya’s denuclearization of 15 years ago is playing a key role in North Korea’s hesitations over upcoming talks with the United States.
New Jersey Emerges as a Liberal Bulwark Under MurphyIn the first few months of Gov. Philip D. Murphy’s tenure, New Jersey has taken a decidedly liberal turn, with new laws and executive orders reading like a progressive wish list.
The Stone: This Is Not Just About Junot DíazAll of us — including the #MeToo movement — need to think about a future in which repentant sexists have a place.
He Walked for His Right to Vote. Now He’s Running for Office.David Sadler, a State Senate candidate in Alabama, wants people with a criminal record — like him and millions of other Americans — to have a voice in American politics.
Gaza’s Miseries Have Palestinian AuthorsWhy is nothing expected of Palestinians, and everything forgiven, while everything is expected of Israelis, and nothing forgiven?
Op-Ed Columnist: Women Win; Men Take a PowderCollege May Not Be Worth It AnymoreScott Kelly: How Tom Wolfe Changed My Life“The Right Stuff” helped me, a terrible student with severe attention problems, find purpose and become an astronaut.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: What a Greek Prophet Can Tell Us About SexOp-Ed Columnist: The Fall of the German EmpireFrom Italy to Hungary, the European crisis pits nations against a soft imperium, not just illiberals against liberals.
Man Threatens Spanish-Speaking Workers: ‘My Next Call Will Be to ICE’In a rant caught on video in a Manhattan cafe, a man berated a manager for workers’ language, but even immigration officials distanced themselves from him. Top Republican Senator Says ‘No Reason to Dispute’ That Russia Favored TrumpSenator Richard M. Burr of North Carolina, the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said he saw “no reason to dispute” the findings of the United States’ spy agencies.
A Child of Gaza Dies. A Symbol Is Born. The Arguing Begins.Layla Ghandour, an 8-month-old Palestinian girl whose grandmother carried her to Monday’s protest in Gaza, died after they were engulfed by a cloud of tear gas.
Common Sense: A Battle for Control, With Far-Reaching ConsequencesNo matter who wins in the fight over the proposed reunion of CBS and Viacom, both companies will be profoundly affected and the media landscape will be transformed.
Killing Spurs Didi, China’s Ride-Hailing Giant, to Revamp Its ServiceDidi Chuxing said it would overhaul its app, as well as safety and security practices, after the death of a passenger focused attention on the company.
Lens: What Does Gentrification Look Like in an Overwhelmingly White City?In Portland, Ore., the photographer Ricardo Nagaoka records a community pushed to the margins.
Books of The Times: In ‘The Restless Wave,’ John McCain Says America Is Still ExceptionalIn his latest and likely last book, McCain expresses concern about the state of the union, but generally stops short of calling out President Trump.
Critic’s Notebook: Yanni Is Still Chilling, 25 Years After the AcropolisThe maestro of lush, soft-drama music is on tour celebrating his breakthrough 1993 performance in Athens.
Assassin’s Creed Has a New Mission: Working in the ClassroomThe long-running historical video game franchise has debuted an educational mode for its latest release, set in Ptolemaic Egypt.
Is Lars von Trier Trolling Us?“My problem is really that I’m a crowd-pleaser,” or so says the director, who has a new movie — and a new scandal — at the Cannes Film Festival.
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