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Former congressman sentenced for failing to file tax returns A former U.S. congressman was sentenced to six months in prison for failing to file four years of tax returns, the Justice Department announced Thursday.      Carolina Panthers sign Donte Jackson, handful of draft picks Cornerback Donte Jackson was one of five draft picks signed by the Carolina Panthers, the team announced Thursday.   Congo health ministry reports first death in Ebola outbreak One person is believed to have died following a new outbreak of the Ebola virus, the Democratic Republic of Congo's ministry of health announced Thursday.   Arizona Cardinals give top pick Josh Rosen four-year deal The Arizona Cardinals signed quarterback Josh Rosen, the team's first-round (10th overall) selection out of UCLA in this year's NFL draft, on Thursday.   Add heart check to annual ob-gyn visit, experts say A "well" visit to her ob-gyn can benefit a woman's heart, two leading U.S. medical groups say.   After-school programs a blessing for kids with ADHD After-school activities might be just what the doctor ordered for kids with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), researchers suggest.   Cancer doctors want more research on medical marijuana Most cancer doctors say they don't know enough about medical marijuana to provide an informed opinion to patients.   Skeletal remains found near Hart family crash site Authorities in California discovered skeletal remains Thursday near the site where an SUV carrying members of the Hart family plunged off of a cliff.   Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park closed 'until further notice' The Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park will close Friday because of potential steam and ash fall at the summit of Kīlauea Volcano.   Jaguars' Blake Bortles foils robbery attempt at teammate's house Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles helped stop a robbery attempt recently at a Jacksonville Beach home.   Catalan leader nominates political newcomer for president Former Catalan President Carles Puigdemont on Thursday proposed a new leader to head the autonomous Spanish region.   Guatemalan drug kingpin sentenced to life in prison A U.S. judge sentenced the leader of a Guatemalan drug trafficking ring to life in prison for transporting cocaine into the United States.   Akbar Gbaja-Biamila throws terrible first pitch at Phillies game "American Ninja Warrior" host Akbar Gbaja-Biamila threw a terrible first pitch before the Philadelphia Phillies game Thursday in Philadelphia, Pa.   Iraqi forces capture 5 Islamic State leaders Iraqi forces captured five senior Islamic State leaders at the culmination of a three-month operation, Iraqi officials said.   Houston Texans sign third-round pick Justin Reid, seventh-rounder Jermaine Kelly The Houston Texans signed third-round safety Justin Reid to a four-year, $4.063 million contract on Thursday.   Golden State Killer charged in four more murders Santa Barbara County, Calif., prosecutors announced Thursday they charged the so-called Golden State Killer was charged with four more murders.   UPI Horse Racing Weekend Preview: Justify preps for second leg of Triple Crown Kentucky Derby winner Justify starts preparations for the second leg of the Triple Crown, and the Man o' War heads a five-stakes card at Belmont Park this week.   Milwaukee Brewers play 'Fortnite' on stadium jumbotron The "Fortnite" addiction has official taken over professional sports and the Milwaukee Brewers have taken it to another level.   Free-agent RB Adrian Peterson says he's 'fully healthy' Free-agent running back Adrian Peterson said he is fully healthy and ready to play for the 2018 season.   Pittsburgh Steelers sign rookies Marcus Allen, Joshua Frazier The Pittsburgh Steelers signed two more draft picks, the club announced Thursday.   Atlanta Falcons sign rookie DT Deadrin Senat The Atlanta Falcons signed third-round draft pick Deadrin Senat to a four-year contract, the team announced Thursday.   WR Courtland Sutton among seven rookies signed by Denver Broncos Wide receiver Courtland Sutton was among seven draft picks signed by the Denver Broncos, the team announced Thursday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Iranians fret about the future after Trump exits nuclear dealWith the agreement now on the rocks, some Iranians feel double-crossed by America and say they are pessimistic about their country's future.
  Trump praises Kim Jong Un as he welcomes freed Americans"They've been through a lot," the president said on the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland overnight.
Dozens dead, missing after torrential rain bursts dam in KenyaMud and water swamped villages in Kenya's Rift Valley after a flower farm dam burst its banks.
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. Series of failures led to deadly Niger ambush, Pentagon report saysToronto van attack suspect hit with three more chargesCould upcoming Colombian elections derail historic peace process?"If this peace process ends, it will help no one," said a woman who lost a relative to the violence. "The violence in Colombia will be even worse."
Trump says he will hold summit with North Korea in Singapore next monthThe president, who made the announcement in a tweet, said he hopes it will be a "special moment" for world peace.
92-year-old sworn in as world's oldest elected leader after unexpected winHis alliance defeated a coalition that had ruled the Southeast Asian nation for six decades.
'Most wanted' ISIS commanders captured in cross-border sting operationIraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said last month he would "take all necessary measures" against militants based in Syria.
Israel says it strikes dozens of Iranian targets in SyriaIsrael considers Iran to be its most bitter enemy, citing Tehran's hostile rhetoric, support for militant groups and development of long-range missiles. Dems disclose new batch of Russian ads. Here's who was targeted.Meet the 'nice' Russian oligarch linked to Michael CohenThree Americans freed from North Korea back in U.S.Their release paves the way for historic face-to-face talks between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un.
Pence lauds release of three Americans by N. Korea, predicts 'breakthrough'"We hope it is a sign that this is a real opportunity to achieve peace on the Korean Peninsula," Pence told NBC's "Today." What is the Iran nuclear deal?The agreement was aimed at ensuring that Tehran's nuclear program "will be exclusively peaceful" in return for the lifting of sanctions.
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Syria, North Korea, Malaysia: Your Thursday Evening BriefingIsrael and Iran, Newly Emboldened, Exchange Blows in Syria Face-OffThe cross-border exchanges — the most serious from each side over Iran’s presence in Syria — took place a day after the Americans withdrew from the Iran nuclear accord.
Why Iran and Israel Are Clashing in SyriaA long-simmering conflict escalated dramatically overnight with Israel targeting the military infrastructure Iran has been building up in Syria.
As Nuclear Sanctions Loom, ‘Normal Life’ Is Elusive for IraniansOur correspondent walked the streets of Tehran after the United States pulled out of the Iran deal. “We have to go with the flow,” one man said.
Kirstjen Nielsen, Chief of Homeland Security, Almost Resigned After Trump TiradeThe president, angry about an increase in illegal immigration, dressed down Kirstjen Nielsen in front of the entire cabinet during a meeting on Wednesday.
Giuliani’s Law Firm Undercuts His Statements as They Part WaysRudolph W. Giuliani described hush-money payments like the ones made on behalf of President Trump as routine. Greenberg Traurig said it did not condone such arrangements. Gina Haspel’s Testimony About C.I.A. Torture Raises New QuestionsSeveral statements by Ms. Haspel, President Trump’s nominee to lead the C.I.A., at her confirmation hearing are attracting scrutiny.
Trump Exults in Release of Prisoners and a Date Next Month With Kim Jong-unThe president announced the summit meeting’s date and place in a Twitter post hours after meeting the three Americans freed by North Korea at Joint Base Andrews.
South Korea Hands Kim Jong-un a Path to Prosperity on a USB DriveSouth Korea’s leader gave Mr. Kim a USB drive that laid a plan for new railways and power plants for North Korea should it abandon nuclear weapons.
Military Inquiry Finds Soldiers Were Unprepared in Deadly Niger AmbushAn investigation of the Oct. 4 deaths of four American soldiers describes misleading plans and lax oversight for a mission that ended in a firefight with extremists.
In Malaysia, the Old Prime Minister Promises a New OrderAfter a day of drama and tension following a historic election, Mahathir Mohamad, 92, took the oath of office, vowing to reform the system he helped install.
Malaysia’s Election: What Happened, and What’s NextAn upset victory for the opposition, and questions about the country’s political future, have put a new focus on Malaysia’s political system.
When Jurors Are SilencedLouisiana has a chance to get rid of a racist 19th-century rule that allows nonunanimous juries to convict.
Eric Schneiderman and the Meaning of StrangulationWhat the former New York attorney general is accused of isn’t “choking.” It’s a specific act of domination and control over women.
Napping While Black (and Other Transgressions)Op-Ed Columnist: Let Them Eat Trump Steaksopinion: I Am Not a Mother. But I Am Something.The ways we create families, and the roles we play in them, are growing. But the language to describe them isn’t.
Trump Is Wrong About Energy JobsPipelines are not an economic panacea, and that’s before you factor in the social cost of carbon.
The Hand That Rocks and RulesOp-Ed Columnist: Could Trump’s Iran Policy Lead to War?The president’s Iran policy is eerily familiar to the buildup/build up to the invasion of Iraq.
Europe Doesn’t Have to Be Trump’s DoormatHere’s how the E.U. can stand up to the American president and save the Iran deal.
Texas Teacher Showed a Photo of Her Wife, and Was Barred From the ClassroomStacy Bailey, an elementary school art teacher who was twice voted teacher of the year, is suing the school district and two officials for discrimination.
Junot Díaz Steps Down as Pulitzer Chairman Amid Review of Misconduct AllegationsMr. Díaz, who is accused of having forcibly kissed a graduate student six years ago, said he would cooperate fully with the investigation, according to the board.
Consumers Struggle to Find EpiPensThe F.D.A. says the shortage of the lifesaving device is ‘short-term,’ but patients say it has been hard to find for months.
Trump to Drop Call for Medicare to Negotiate Lower Drug PricesBreaking a campaign promise, President Trump will not push for the plan, which was popular with voters but not other Republican politicians, when he speaks on Friday about soaring prescription costs.
Alexa and Siri Can Hear This Hidden Command. You Can’t.Researchers can now send secret audio instructions undetectable to the human ear to Apple’s Siri, Amazon’s Alexa and Google’s Assistant.
10 Years Ago in Sichuan, a Quake Killed 69,000. Should China Be Thankful?An online backlash has erupted over officials’ attempt to mark the disaster with a day of gratitude to the government, instead of by honoring the dead.
Service Meant to Monitor Inmates’ Calls Could Track You, TooA company catering to law enforcement and corrections officers has raised privacy concerns with a product that can locate almost anyone’s cellphone across the United States.
Rome Is Burning (or at Least Its Buses Are)Romans are used to the buses running late. But recently, they are catching fire. What’s a reporter just trying to get to work supposed to do?
Art Review: ‘Painted in Mexico’: When a New Art Flourished Far From Mother SpainSoul-stirring Spanish American art is finally being awarded center stage status in North American museums — and it’s sensuous and rapturous.
23 Dazzling Portraits of Tony NomineesWe invited Broadway’s best to pose for us just 24 hours after they were nominated for theater’s most prestigious award. Needless to say, they were a happy bunch.
36 Hours: 36 Hours in Gothenburg, SwedenJazz, street murals, distinctive architecture and world-class breweries in Sweden’s second-largest city.
The Case for Having a HobbyHobbies can help remind you that work isn’t everything. Life isn’t just for productivity, and doing something for fun can be its own reward.
5 Cheap(ish) Things to Help You With Your Spring CleaningEssay: Why ‘Fahrenheit 451’ Is the Book for Our Social Media AgeRay Bradbury believed that serious thought was under threat from television and mass media. Ramin Bahrani, who adapted Bradbury’s novel for film, says it’s more relevant than ever.
Unbuttoned: The Return of MarchesaThe brand codesigned by Georgina Chapman, Harvey Weinstein’s estranged wife, seemed damned. Here’s the comeback, with Anna Wintour and Scarlett Johansson as champions. Will it work?
The Cannes Film Festival Opens Amid DisruptionsNetflix, schedule changes, banned filmmakers, anxious critics. It’s been a busy three days at the world’s most glamorous — and French — film festival.
Critic’s Notebook: Jerome Robbins, the ExperimentalistWith New York City Ballet performing Robbins rarities this season, we have the chance to reassess this complex, mold-breaking artist.
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