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Realmuto, Straily help Marlins end losing streak vs. Braves Miami Marlins catcher J.T. Realmuto was a triple short of the cycle in a 6-3 win against the Atlanta Braves Friday at Marlins Park in Miami, Fla.      Players Championship: Fowler needs binoculars, rules official's shoulder to find ball Golfer Rickie Fowler had to use binoculars and a rules official's shoulder to find an errant tee shot Friday at The Players Championship.   Detroit Lions sign C Frank Ragnow, four other draft picks The Detroit Lions announced the signing of center Frank Ragnow, its first-round draft choice, and four other picks as they opened rookie minicamp.   New England Patriots release injured OT Antonio Garcia The New England Patriots released offensive tackle Antonio Garcia with a non-football injury designation on Friday, according to multiple media outlets.   Indianapolis Colts sign WR Kasen Williams, waive DeAndre Smelter The Indianapolis Colts brought in one wide receiver and waived another, the team announced Friday.   New York Giants lock up rookies Will Hernandez, Kyle Lauletta The New York Giants signed second-round draft pick Will Hernandez, the team announced Friday.   DT Terrell McClain signs with Atlanta Falcons Free-agent defensive tackle Terrell McClain signed with the Atlanta Falcons after he also visited the Dallas Cowboys, San Francisco 49ers and Miami Dolphins.   Dallas Cowboys DT Maliek Collins breaks foot again Defensive tackle Maliek Collins sustained a broken foot during the Dallas Cowboys' offseason conditioning program and will miss the start of training camp.   Philadelphia Eagles coach Doug Pederson pleased with Carson Wentz's rehab Head coach Doug Pederson of the Philadelphia Eagles said on Friday that he is encouraged by the progress of quarterback Carson Wentz in his rehab.   Jags CB Ramsey calls Bills QB Allen's throw a 'pick waiting to happen' Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey called one of Josh Allen's throws a "pick waiting to happen" Friday on Twitter.   NFL stars Brown, Gurley work out with Miami Hurricanes WR Richards NFL All-Pros Antonio Brown and Todd Gurley were in South Florida Friday working out with University of Miami wide receiver Ahmmon Richards.   N.Y.'s ex-Speaker Sheldon Silver convicted a second time for corruption A federal jury found former New York State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver guilty of corruption charges.   'Exorcist' creator confirms cancellation, tells fans: 'Sorry, guys' "The Exorcist" creator Jeremy Slater announced via Twitter Friday that his horror anthology series had been canceled by Fox after two seasons.   Philippines, Kuwait sign agreement to protect domestic workers Kuwait and the Philippines signed an agreement Friday bringing an end to a dispute over the treatment of Filipino domestic workers.   Fox revives 'Last Man Standing' for 2018-19 Fox has revived Tim Allen's sitcom "Last Man Standing" for the 2018-19 television season.   Indians' Francisco Lindor loses bald bet, shaves head Cleveland Indians shortstop Francisco Lindor was forced to shave his head after losing a bet to the baseball team at Montverde Academy.   Ranger killed, tourists kidnapped at Virunga National Park A ranger at Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo was killed and at least three people, including two British tourists, were kidnapped.   Depression rates among youth in U.S. higher than ever New research shows there's been a sharp spike in cases of major depression in the United States in recent years, especially among teens and millennials.   Jurassic fossil tail provides missing link in ancient crocodile family tree Paleontologists have recovered a Jurassic fossil tail they believe is the missing link between two halves of the ancient crocodile family.   Loose monkey found climbing outside London apartment building A small monkey caused a scene in London when it apparently escaped and was found climbing the scaffolding of an apartment building.   Nwosu among five signed by ChargersLocals angered over artwork covering medieval French fortress An art installation in the medieval southern French city of Carcassonne features yellow stripes and circles, and is angering residents of the city.   Redskins G Kouandjio could be done for season Washington Redskins guard Arie Kouandjio's 2018 season is in jeopardy after he suffered a quadriceps injury.   A healthy diet can improve hearing in women, research showsBurst Kenyan dam that killed 45 'illegally built' A dam on a Kenya farm that burst this week and killed at least 45 people was illegally built, a government spokesman said Friday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Los Angeles Chargers signed five draft picks, the team announced Friday. 
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Anti-Semitism is back in the open in Germany"For many Germans, no one in their right mind would be anti-Semitic and there is an astonishment that they have to deal with it again."
  Trump's foreign policy moves are angering European alliesHave America's European allies been left in the lurch from Trump backing out of the Iran nuclear deal? Presidential historians Jon Meacham & Michael Beschloss react.
Where Harry weds Meghan: Inside St. George's ChapelTake a peek inside the intimate and historic royal chapel, where Meghan and Harry will exchange their wedding vows on May 19, with ITV News' royal correspondent Chris Ship.
Anti-U.S. protests break out in IranIranian citizens burned American flags after Friday prayers and shouted "death to America," while officials threatened that unspecified "preparations" have begun to restart Iran's nuclear program if negotiations can't salvage the Iran deal.
High-rise 'hotels' for hogs highlight China's new approach to farmingFarmers in southern China plan to build new multistory sow breeding centers, including two 13-story units, to house around 30,000 animals.
WHO trying vaccines in new Ebola outbreakDems disclose new batch of Russian ads. Here's who was targeted.Frightened Rabbit singer Scott Hutchison found dead at 36Before being reported missing, the musician tweeted: "Be so good to everyone you love. It's not a given ... I'm away now. Thanks."
Family of 7 dead in Australia's worst mass shooting in 22 yearsIt's the country's worst mass shooting since a lone gunman killed 35 people in Tasmania in 1996.
Anti-American cleric rebrands himself as Iraq election loomsThe firebrand cleric who led a militia blamed for American deaths and ethnic cleansing has distanced himself from former patron Iran.
Military asking if two Marines played role in Green Beret's deathNew forensic evidence suggests more people may have been present on the night of Logan Melgar's death in Mali. More Recent Articles
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Trump, Iraq, Jerusalem: Your Friday Evening BriefingTrump’s Plan to Lower Drug Prices Diverges From Campaign PromiseThe president said he would promote more competition among pharmaceutical companies, but didn’t call for Medicare to directly negotiate lower prices or consumers to be able to import low-cost drugs.
6 Takeaways From Trump’s Plans to Try to Lower Drug PricesThe drug industry won some key victories, even if it did not escape entirely unscathed.
Trump Tirade Is Culmination of Immigration FrustrationTrump’s fury at his homeland security secretary was part of his belief that the administration is moving too slowly to make good on his 2016 campaign promises.
Federal Prisons Roll Back Rules Protecting Transgender PeopleThe statistics arm of the Justice Department has also proposed that it stop collecting data about sexual orientation and gender identity from participants in a crime survey.
White House Refuses to Apologize for Aide’s Joke About McCainFriends and admirers of Senator John McCain condemned an assistant to President Trump who said the senator did not matter because “he’s dying anyway.”
AT&T Chief Says It Made a ‘Big Mistake’ Hiring Michael CohenIn a companywide memo, Randall Stephenson also said the company’s head of lobbying would retire.
Lawyer for 2 Schneiderman Accusers Brought Their Claims to Michael CohenThe lawyer said Mr. Cohen told him in 2013 that if his client, Donald J. Trump, were to run for governor and win, he would help bring the accusations to light.
U.S. Takes a Risk: Old Iraqi Enemies Are Now AlliesIn Iraq, the United States is training and sharing intelligence with former members of Iranian-backed militias that once fought and killed Americans.
Sheldon Silver Is Convicted in 2nd Corruption TrialMr. Silver, the former State Assembly speaker, had his initial conviction overturned last year, but a new jury arrived at the same verdict.
Subscribe to the Gender Letter NewsletterA weekly take on news, trends, culture and whatever else is on the mind of our gender editor, Jessica Bennett. Why Isn’t Rape a Priority for the Men Running the Police Department?New York’s Special Victims Division hasn’t gotten far in its plea for a bigger staff.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Why Do We Reward Bullies?Trump’s Fuel Efficiency Rollbacks Will Hurt DriversSavings on gasoline that would have resulted from better fuel economy will be lost, and consumers will be paying the bill.
Op-Ed Columnist: Sex, Trump and CecileOp-Ed Columnist: An American Diplomat in EuropeMy Brief Trip to CancerlandContributing Op-Ed Writer: As He Lay DyingJohn McCain is not just plotting the details of his own funeral, but living it. And he’s giving us a very public tutorial in dignity and defiance.
The Hand That Rocks and RulesWhy Gina Haspel Is the Best Choice for C.I.A. DirectorTrump, Softening His Tone, Calls for More Talks on Car EmissionsThe president has directed his administration to negotiate with California over a proposed rollback of fuel economy and tailpipe emissions standards.
Iran Rallies Against U.S. and Warns Europe Over Endangered Nuclear DealAnti-American protests across Iran were punctuated by warnings from hard-line clerics that no foreigners could be trusted.
Oklahoma Governor Vetoes Bill That Would Have Made Gun Licenses UnnecessaryMary Fallin, a Republican, called current gun laws in Oklahoma “appropriate and minimal.” A majority of the Republican-controlled Legislature disagreed.
Pruitt’s Dinner With Cardinal Accused of Abuse Was Kept Off Public ScheduleThe E.P.A. chief dined with Cardinal George Pell, who was later charged with assault. But the agency is said to have omitted the cardinal from official schedules.
On U.S.-North Korea Talks, China May Hold the CardsPresident Trump wants to maintain sanctions until the North disarms. But on the ground, China’s more phased approach is already carrying the day.
Tale of North Korean Waitresses Who Fled to South Takes Dark TurnThe waitresses were labeled defectors, but now some say they were taken to South Korea against their will, leaving intelligence officials on the defensive.
Jersey City Argues Over a Statue, and Politicians in Poland Weigh InA proposal to move a waterfront monument depicting the horrors Polish soldiers faced in World War II touched off an international debate.
Bikini Bottom by Way of Party CityHow the “SpongeBob” costume designer used found objects — and yes, sequins — to dress an eye-popping array of singing, dancing sea creatures.
Gabrielle Union Fights Back Onscreen, and in LifeMs. Union, the star of “Breaking In,” talks about getting her second wind, the end of “Being Mary Jane,” and those who would criticize Bill Cosby’s accusers.
Profile: How Ian McEwan, Novelist, Became Ian McEwan, Movie ConsultantWith “On Chesil Beach,” the sixth of his novels to be made into a film, the writer played a surprisingly key role in the creative process.
What if the Rockefellers Had Bought Pollock Instead of Porcelain?The auction at Christie’s shows just how much tastes in “trophy” art have changed since David and Peggy Rockefeller started their collection.
Fiction: A Debut Novel Sees Divorce Through the Eyes of a ChildThe 8-year-old heroine of Zulema Renee Summerfield’s “Every Other Weekend” struggles to make sense of traumas both outside her home and within it.
On Medicine: Surgical Checklists Save Lives — but Once in a While, They Don’t. Why?A study shows the unpredictability of human behavior and the implication for medicine.
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