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Slumping Los Angeles Angels return home to face Baltimore Orioles The Los Angeles Angels need to play better at home if they expect to stay in the American League West race much longer.      Cardinals try to get back on track vs. White Sox After a lost weekend in Pittsburgh, the St. Louis Cardinals will try to get back on track at Busch Stadium.   Resurgent New York Mets, Atlanta Braves renew rivalry The rivalry between the New York Mets and Atlanta has been dormant since long before Braves superstar Chipper Jones retired following the 2012 season.   Stephen Curry probable for return to Warriors vs. Pelicans The Golden State Warriors seek to go up 2-0 over the New Orleans Pelicans in their Western Conference semifinal series on Tuesday night.   Jets aim to rebound from double-OT loss vs. Predators The Nashville Predators flew into Winnipeg on Monday afternoon and the President's Trophy winners were jubilant as they checked into their downtown hotel.   Toronto Raptors hope to reverse history vs. Cleveland Cavaliers The Cleveland Cavaliers have eliminated the Toronto Raptors from the playoffs two years in a row.   Roy Moore sues three accusers, citing 'political conspiracy' Former Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore filed a lawsuit Monday claiming the women who accused him of sexual assault were part of a political conspiracy.   Penguins looking forward to Game 3 vs. Capitals The Pittsburgh Penguins could lug a briefcase full of grudges into Game 3 of their second-round playoff series Tuesday night against the Washington Capitals.   Vatican's treasurer ordered to stand trial in Australia Cardinal George Pell, the Vatican's treasurer, was ordered to stand trial in Australia on charges that he sexually abused multiple victims up to 40 years ago.   Amazon to add 3,000 tech jobs in Vancouver, Canada Amazon plans to add 3,000 jobs at an expanded tech hub in Vancouver, Canada, the online retail giant announced Monday.   Juvenile detention officer charged in inmate's beating death A South Florida juvenile officer has been charged for his role in the beating death of a 17-year-old boy by other inmates, the Justice Department announced.   'NSYNC gets a star on Hollywood Walk of Fame Boy band 'NSYNC was honored with the 2,636th star on the Hollywood Walk of fame Monday.   WhatsApp founder, CEO Jan Koum steps down Jan Koum, the CEO and co-founder of WhatsApp, announced Monday he is leaving the company, which is owned by Facebook.   Stormy Daniels files defamation lawsuit against Trump Stormy Daniels filed a defamation lawsuit against President Donald Trump over a tweet dismissing a composite sketch of a man who allegedly threatened her.   San Francisco 49ers LB Reuben Foster's plea hearing postponed The felony plea hearing for San Francisco 49ers linebacker Reuben Foster, which was scheduled for Monday, has been rescheduled for May 8.   Ex-NFL receiver Reggie Wayne named Indianapolis Colts volunteer coach Former Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne has agreed to become a volunteer assistant coach for the Colts, the team announced Monday.   Pittsburgh Steelers release safety J.J. Wilcox The Pittsburgh Steelers released veteran safety J.J. Wilcox, the team announced Monday.   Buffalo Bills GM: Josh Allen begins as No. 3 quarterback The Buffalo Bills traded up to draft quarterback Josh Allen with the seventh overall pick, but he will have to work his way up the depth chart.   Philadelphia Eagles pick up fifth-year option on WR Nelson Agholor The Philadelphia Eagles exercised their fifth-year option on wide receiver Nelson Agholor, the team announced Monday.   Jacksonville Jaguars release WR Jaelen Strong The Jacksonville Jaguars waived wide receiver Jaelen Strong, Mike Kaye of First Coast News reported Monday.   Oakland Raiders OT Donald Penn suspected in domestic violence case Oakland Raiders offensive tackle Donald Penn is a suspect in a domestic violence case, the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed on Monday.   Veteran UPI reporter Richard Tomkins dies at 71 Richard Tomkins, a veteran journalist whose decades with UPI took him from the halls of the White House to the battlefields of Iraq, died in Baltimore.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Slain photographer's portraits of war-torn AfghanistanAFP photographer Shah Marai was one of nine journalists killed Monday in a suicide bomb attack in Afghanistan's capital.
  Israeli PM Netanyahu claims Iran lied about ending nuclear weapons programTrump has to decide whether to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal within two weeks, and previously described Netanyahu's claims as not being "an acceptable situation."
The new blockbuster game: Hollywood's flop is China's fortuneKim's vow to shut nuclear site may already be 'useless'Kim Jong Un has already demonstrated that he has a credible nuclear deterrent and recently said the test site had "completed its mission."
Netanyahu claims Iranians lied about nukesIt comes 12 days before Trump's deadline for fixing or abandoning the Iran nuclear deal.
Toronto restaurant fined for racial profilingA black man who was asked to prepay for his meal filed a complaint. An Ontario human rights tribunal ordered the restaurant to pay him $10,000.
Journalists among the dead as Kabul suicide blasts kill 22Agence France-Presse's chief photographer in the Afghan capital was confirmed dead. He was rushing to the scene of the first blast when a second bomb hit.
U.S. risks trade fight with Europe as sanctions delay expiresIf it loses its exemption, the EU has said it will retaliate with its own tariffs.
Russian doping whistleblower seeks dismissal of libel suitHundreds of human trafficking victims freed in 13 countriesInterpol officers in Antigua and Barbuda, Aruba, Barbados, Belize, Brazil, Curacao, Guyana, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and Caicos, and Venezuela took part in Operation Libertad.
What happened to Emmanuel Macron's gift of a White House oak?The French president and Donald Trump planted it on the South Lawn last week. But photographs appear to show that the tree has vanished.
What is WikiLeaks? Everything you need to knowFounded by Julian Assange, the group has been responsible for disseminating hundred of thousands of formerly classified files.
Trump should win the Nobel Peace Prize, South Korea's Moon saysMoon and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on Friday pledged to end hostilities between the two countries.
Ancient remains of 140 sacrificed children found in northern PeruIt is thought the children were sacrificed as floods caused by the El Nino weather pattern ravaged the Peruvian coastline.
Israel eyed after attack kills Iranians in SyriaIsrael's ambassador to the U.N. said that more than "80,000 extremists" are members of militias in Syria "under Iranian control."
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Netanyahu, Stormy Daniels, N.B.A.: Your Monday Evening BriefingEurope Edition: Tariffs, Netanyahu, Ireland: Your Tuesday BriefingMueller Has Dozens of Inquiries for Trump in Broad Quest on Russia Ties and ObstructionThe questions provide the most detailed look yet at the special counsel investigation and show an effort to learn about the president’s thinking.
White House Delays Tariffs on E.U., Canada and Mexico for 30 DaysPresident Trump will give Canada, Mexico and the European Union another 30-day reprieve from steel and aluminum tariffs, delaying punishing levies on key allies.
White House Considers Restricting Chinese Researchers Over Espionage FearsThe administration, fearing Chinese technological dominance, is considering tighter restrictions on Chinese researchers in the United States as a trade fight escalates.
China Is Set to Take a Hard Line on Trump’s Trade DemandsBeijing sees its economy as robust enough to defy U.S. tariff threats, potentially leaving Washington with no choice but to escalate or back down.
Investment Boom From Trump’s Tax Cut Has Yet to AppearAnalysts are still waiting for hard evidence that the new tax law is setting off the investment explosion that President Trump and Republicans promised.
Israel Says Secret Files Prove Iran Lied About Nuclear ProgramPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cites no evidence that Iran violated the nuclear deal, but the accusation may bolster the case for President Trump to pull out of it.
Mike Pompeo Expresses Support for Israeli Response to Gaza ProtestsThe new American secretary of state said Israelis “have the right to defend themselves” and declined to fully back the two-state solution.
Editorial: The Implausible Promises of a T-Mobile-Sprint MergerThe wireless companies are trying to win over regulators with a laundry list of assurances. The regulators should be wary.
Michelle Wolf Did What Comedians Are Supposed to DoOp-Ed Contributor: Is Stacey Abrams Assembling a New Democratic Majority?In Georgia, black women are leading a multiracial coalition to elect the nation’s first black female governor
Op-Ed Columnist: Truth Has Stopped Mattering in the Russia InvestigationRobert E. Rubin: Philosophy Prepared Me for a Career in Finance and GovernmentOp-Ed Columnist: How’s That Tax Cut Working Out?Op-Ed Columnist: The Loving Place for Children That Assumes BeautyA village-size compound called Cometa helps children and the surrounding community.
Op-Ed Contributor: Sex and Shame: What Incels and Jihadists Have in CommonThe Toronto van attacker was probably familiar with the Islamic State’s vehicle rampages. But did he know what else he shared with the group?
Ashley Judd Sues Harvey Weinstein, Saying He Harmed Her CareerThe lawsuit claims the disgraced film producer blacklisted the actress after she rejected his sexual advances. Ms. Judd is suing for unfair business practices, defamation and sexual harassment.
Trump, Hoping for ‘Great Celebration,’ Wants to Hold North Korea Talks in DMZThe president is pushing back against advisers who are proposing more neutral sites in favor of the strip of land that is one of the Cold War’s last frontiers.
Roy Moore Sues 4 Women, Claiming Defamation and ConspiracyMr. Moore, the former Senate candidate from Alabama, continues to deny allegations that he pursued sexual and romantic relationships with teenagers.
New York Times Metro Editor Resigns, Citing ‘Mistakes’Wendell Jamieson, who had led The New York Times’s metro section for five years, issued an apology before leaving the paper. But the reason for his departure was not disclosed.
Meet the Schlapps, Washington’s Trump-Era ‘It Couple’Matt and Mercedes Schlapp, conservatives who scrambled aboard the Trump juggernaut, have made money, lost friends and become a symbol of the deep divide in the G.O.P.
Did Michelle Wolf Kill the White House Correspondents’ Dinner?CBS News made noises about pulling out. A pledge to reimagine the dinner eased the network’s concerns.
French Museum Discovers More Than Half Its Collection Is FakeThe Terrus museum in the South of France collected what curators thought were the works of a local painter. But many of them are counterfeits.
Stanley Kubrick: Before He Wrote Scripts, He Took PhotosLong before he became a famous auteur, Kubrick was a teenage photographer for Look magazine. An exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York examines his work.
The Stealth Success of John MulaneyMore of a comic’s comic than a household name, he is capping a year of triumphs (“S.N.L.” host, sold-out shows at Radio City Music Hall) with a Netflix special.
Books of The Times: To Make Someone Be or Not to Make Someone BeIn her philosophical new novel, “Motherhood,” Sheila Heti ponders questions about the lack of desire to have children and the demands of art.
Women Fighting Sexism in Jazz Have a Voice. And Now, a Code of Conduct.A 14-member collective battling harassment in improvised music is releasing guidelines for more equitable workplaces and expectations for change.
As Oscars Pile Up, Iranian Film Grows UpWith hipsters and Oliver Stone in attendance, the Fajr International Film Festival reflects a changing, more self-confident society in Iran.
Lens: Fearing Death, and Photographing the Rituals That Surround ItAfter the death of his parents, Chanho Park was left bereft. He started taking photographs and felt himself drawn to traditional Korean funerals and religious rites.
Review: Dudamel and Los Angeles Bring the Noise to New YorkIn two concerts at David Geffen Hall, the Philharmonic played it safe — at least by its own standards.
The New Health Care: Worried About Risky Teenage Behavior? Make School TougherResearch shows a correlation between greater academic demands and a reduction in drinking, smoking and drug use.
The Checkup: On Being an Orphan, FrequentlyThere are mornings I wake up and think, as the world and the day come into focus, that I no longer have a parent living.
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