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Pilot safely ejects U.S. Air Force jet just before crash near Okinawa A U.S. Air Force F-15C fighter jet crashed into the sea near Okinawa, Japan on Monday morning local time, but the pilot was able to safely eject.      Blue Jays start series with Rays after sweeping Orioles The Tampa Bay Rays and the Toronto Blue Jays are now within a half game of each other in the American League East standings.   Undocumented immigrant kills self after being detained, separated from family A Honduran man who illegally entered the United States killed himself while being detained in a Texas jail cell last month, officials confirmed on Sunday.   Indians look to extend division lead in series with White Sox The Cleveland Indians will try to improve upon their lead in the American League Central when they visit the Chicago White Sox.   Cubs, Brewers face off in battle of NL Central front-runners If the Milwaukee Brewers want to win the National League Central, they will need to find a way to get past the Chicago Cubs.   Goldschmidt carries hot bat into Diamondbacks' series with Pirates Paul Goldschmidt is back on track and, not coincidentally, so are the Arizona Diamondbacks.   Billy Joel presents Bruce Springsteen with Special Tony Award Billy Joel presented his fellow rock 'n' roll icon Bruce Springsteen with a Special Tony Award in New York Sunday night.   'Band's Visit,' 'Harry Potter,' 'Angels' win big at the Tonys "The Band's Visit" was named Best Musical and "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" was deemed Best Play at the Tony Awards ceremony in New York Sunday night.   Sara Bareilles, Josh Groban kick off Tonys telecast Sara Bareilles and Josh Groban opened Sunday's Tony Awards by performing a tune about how they are the perfect hosts even though they've never won anything.   60 injured after killer bees attack political rally in Colombia At least 60 people in Colombia were injured after killer bees attacked a political rally for Colombian presidential candidate Ivan Duque on Saturday.   Free-agent RB Chris Johnson faces battery charge Former 2,000-yard rusher Chris Johnson faces a misdemeanor battery charge in Florida stemming from an incident in April.   Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw sides with Eagles in White House dispute FOX Sports NFL studio analyst Terry Bradshaw said he sides with the Philadelphia Eagles in their dispute with President Donald Trump over the national anthem.   Attorney: Kellen Winslow II 'emphatically denies committing any burglary' The attorney for former NFL tight end Kellen Winslow II said his client did nothing wrong when he was arrested Thursday for suspicion of burglary in California.   Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermott on DE Shaq Lawson: 'Time to step up' Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott is attempting to light a fire under defensive end Shaq Lawson.   New York Giants DE Olivier Vernon no longer kneeling during anthem New York Giants defensive end Olivier Vernon will take a different approach this season with his stance during the national anthem.   Two former teammates: New York Giants wasted Eli Manning's prime years Two of Eli Manning's former teammates said that the New York Giants haven't done the quarterback any favors of late.   Tennessee Titans' Delanie Walker would welcome Dez Bryant 'with open arms' Tight end Delanie Walker said he would have no qualms about welcoming fellow three-time Pro Bowl selection Dez Bryant to the Tennessee Titans.   New York Giants' Zak DeOssie drove away with Super Bowl rings on top of car New York Giants long snapper Zak DeOssie learned an extremely expensive lesson about making sure he had all of his belongings before driving away.   CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie hints at return with New York Giants Free-agent cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie hinted at a return to the New York Giants while playing in a charity softball game.   Seattle Seahawks S Earl Thomas to sit out minicamp Seattle Seahawks safety Earl Thomas announced Sunday that he will not attend this week's mandatory minicamp "until my contract situation is resolved."   Winner of $315.3M Powerball jackpot comes forward in New Jersey A New Jersey man came forward as the winner of the $315.3 million Powerball jackpot.   Putin: Ready to meet Trump on arms race, rejoin G8 Russian President Vladimir Putin said Sunday he wants to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump over the concerns of a new arms race and supports return to G8.   One dead, one injured in Cleveland house explosion One person was killed and another was injured after a house explosion in Ohio Sunday afternoon, authorities said.   E3 2018: Xbox announces 'Halo Infinite,' 'Gears of War 5' Microsoft announced the latest installment in its flagship "Halo" franchise at its annual Xbox E3 briefing on Sunday.   Officials warn of falling ash after explosion at Kilauea summit A small explosion occurred at the summit of the Kilauea volcano in Hawaii, officials said Sunday morning.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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New York Times | Trump's 'Bully' Attack on Trudeau Outrages Canadians New York Times It takes a lot to rile people in this decidedly courteous nation. But after President Trump's parting shots against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on the day he left the Group of 7 summit meeting in Quebec, the country reacted with uncharacteristic ... This Pennsylvania steelworker would like a word with Trump 'Fair trade, fool trade', Trump vents anger on NATO allies, EU, Trudeau post-G7 The Art of the Foreign-Policy Deal: An Insider's Guide to Trump's Tactics |
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Trump’s ‘Bully’ Attack on Trudeau Outrages CanadiansA Twitter tirade by President Trump against the Canadian prime minister provoked anger and defiance in the decidedly diplomatic country.
Putin Says He Would Welcome a Meeting With TrumpThe Russian president, speaking at a meeting in China, professed little concern that the Group of 7 has not agreed to readmit his country.
Trump Upends Global Trade Order Built by U.S.The president’s searing criticisms of trade left allies in Canada, Japan and Europe wary of upsetting a global trade order but unwilling to back down.
Before Kim Meets Trump, China Gets Jittery About North Korea’s IntentionsPyongyang has depended on but also resented Beijing. Now, China appears to fear that the North may seek to counterbalance its influence by embracing America.
White House Memo: ‘Drama, Action, Emotional Power’: As Exhausted Aides Eye the Exits, Trump Is Re-energizedWith fewer people around to soften his impulses, the president is bending the presidency to his will.
Tax Havens Blunt Impact of Corporate Tax Cut, Economists SayThe Trump administration’s corporate tax cuts are unlikely to have their promised effect on job creation, a trio of prominent economists has concluded.
Mitt Romney Wants In Again. There Is One Catch.His wife said they were done with campaigns. But after two high-profile losses on the national stage, a Senate bid was too good to pass up, even if it means dealing with Donald Trump.
Alabama’s Longtime Hostility to Gambling Shows Signs of FadingEvangelical leaders who fought off plans for state lotteries and other gambling initiatives on moral grounds are finding fewer allies and less fervor in the pews.
Op-Ed Columnist: Trump Tries to Destroy the WestThere’s only one explanation that fits all of his behavior: He wants to break up the Atlantic alliance that has dominated the past century.
Op-Ed Columnist: A Present-Day Bull ConnorTrump is using the pardoning of black people as marketing tactic rather than statement of principle.
Op-Ed Columnist: ‘The Chronicles of Nambia,’ or Why Trump Knows Nothing of AfricaThere’s a Zuma-Trump test of a democracy’s essential character. South Africa survived. So will the United States.
The World Cup Isn’t About Football. It’s About Everything.The planet’s greatest traveling festival is almost here. And it’s about a lot more than what happens on the pitch.
Grace Notes: Nights at the Museum: When the Met Became a Movie StudioThe movie “Ocean’s 8” is about a caper that required elaborate planning. Filming it in places like the Metropolitan Museum of Art required elaborate planning, too.
On Tennis: Rafael Nadal Extends His Reign With an 11th French Open TitleNadal, 32, defeated Dominic Thiem in straight sets with a vintage, physical performance that suggested he had no plans to let up on clay anytime soon.
Quick Evacuation in Somalia Firefight Shows Disparity in U.S. Resources in AfricaA medical helicopter arrived within minutes to evacuate wounded American commandos after they came under fire from militants.
Danny Kirwan, Guitarist During Fleetwood Mac’s Early Years, Dies at 68A thoughtful composer and a talented musician, Mr. Kirwan helped the iconic band transition from blues to pop-rock before he was fired in 1972.
K.K.R. Said to Be Near Deal to Acquire Envision HealthcareThe deal, which would be one of the biggest by a private equity firm in recent years, reflects Wall Street’s continued interest in the health care industry.
Honduran Man Kills Himself After Threat of Family Separation at U.S. Border, Reports SayMarco Antonio Muñoz, 39, died last month in a jail in Starr County, Tex. He was taken there after becoming combative, Customs and Border Protection said.
9 Minutes of Terror, 12 Months of Recovery: Inside the Republican Baseball Team’s ReturnIt had already been a complicated year of recuperation. Then the Republican congressional baseball team returned to the field where it was attacked.
The New New World: Near-Collapse of ZTE May Be China’s Sputnik MomentThe tech giant’s experience made many people in China see how far the country still has to go. “We realized that China’s prosperity was built on sand.”
In Targeting Times Reporter, Justice Dept. Backs Trump’s Anti-Press RhetoricA ratcheting up of tensions between the media and government, continuing a crackdown on leaks that ramped up in the Obama years.
In Poland, ‘a Narrow Window to Do Justice’ for Those Robbed by NazisPoland is the only European country not to pass a restitution law on property seized under Nazi and Communist rule. While a new law is pending, critics say it excludes many Holocaust survivors.
Struggle With Self-Control? Take Yourself Out of the EquationWhat to Cook This WeekWe have three new recipes from the Houston chef Chris Shepherd: herb-marinated chicken, green papaya salad and shishito peppers with corn and Japanese curry.
Do Bees Know Nothing?Researchers say bees understand the concept of nothing, or zero. But do we understand what that means?
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