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Laura Prepon shows off baby bump at Independent Spirit Awards Pregnant actress Laura Prepon showed off her growing baby bump at Saturday's Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica.     
Fox News claims Swedish unknown Nils Bildt is 'national security advisor' Officials in Sweden claim they've never heard of Nils Bildt, the man described by Fox News as a 'Swedish defense and national security advisor.'   Big night for 'Moonlight' at the Independent Spirit Awards The coming-of-age story "Moonlight" was the big winner at Saturday's Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica.  
New York Jets release C Nick Mangold after 11 seasons The New York Jets released center Nick Mangold on Saturday after 11 seasons with the team in a cost-saving move.   No. 2 Villanova beats No. 23 Creighton, clinches Big East regular season title VILLANOVA, Pa. -- When the final buzzer sounded, the sellout crowd of 6,500 stood and applauded as Villanova celebrated a fourth consecutive Big East regular season championship.  
No. 19 Florida State holds off Clemson CLEMSON, S.C. -- After his team's 109-61 demolition of Clemson on Feb. 5, Florida State Coach Leonard Hamilton said he knew his team wasn't 48 points better than the Tigers.   No. 17 SMU turns back UConn HARTFORD, Conn. -- SMU is riding an 11-game win streak under coach Tim Jankovich, is battling Cincinnati for the top seed in the American Athletic Conference tournament and last lost on Jan. 12.   No. 18 Virginia halts four-game skid with win over North Carolina State RALEIGH, N.C. -- For a team that had struggled on offense, a bunch of 3-point baskets became an ideal tonic for No. 18 Virginia on Saturday afternoon.   No. 8 North Carolina rolls over Pittsburgh Justin Jackson was a liability last season whenever he decided to hoist a shot from 3-point range.   Trump to skip White House Correspondents' Dinner President Trump announced he will not attend the White House Correspondents' Dinner.   Scott Pruitt says EPA could begin rolling back Obama rules next week New EPA head Scott Pruitt said the agency could begin rolling back Obama-era rules as early as next week.   Jo-Wilfried Tsonga faces Lucas Pouille in all-French Marseille final Jo-Wilfried Tsonga outlasted defending champion Nick Kyrgios on Saturday to make it an all-French final at the Open 13 Marseille.   Elina Svitolina beats Caroline Wozniacki for Dubai title Elina Svitolina of Ukraine capped a stirring run at the Dubai Tennis Championships on Saturday by winning the most prestigious title of her career.   Tom Perez elected new DNC Chair in second round of voting Tom Perez was elected as new chairman of the Democratic National Committee on Saturday in a contentious race.   VW exec charged in emissions scandal claims he was a minor player Volkswagen exec Oliver Schmidt claims he was an unwitting bit part in the carmaker's emissions fraud scandal.   Australian teen 'snake boy' grabs snake from under SUV A daring teenage boy in Australia earned the nickname "snake boy" after pulling a large snake from the undercarriage of an SUV.   Study: Strenuous exercise may lower sex drive in men New research suggests too much working out can have a negative effect on the male libido.   Philippines protesters gather on anniversary of political uprising Thousands of people rallied to support and protest Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte on the anniversary of the revolt against a former dictator.   Oklahoma Sooners QB Baker Mayfield arrested Quarterback Baker Mayfield of the Oklahoma Sooners was arrested early Saturday morning in Fayetteville, Ark., and charged with public intoxication, disorderly conduct, fleeing and resisting arrest.   LeBron James ill, might miss game against Chicago Bulls Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James missed the morning shootaround due to an illness and is questionable for Saturday night's home game against the Chicago Bulls.   New teammate Kevin Harvick already paying off for Ford'Humans' star Colin Morgan says he's not courting 'Doctor Who' role Irish actor Colin Morgan says he isn't chasing the title role of "Doctor Who" now that Peter Capaldi has announced he is leaving the beloved, sci-fi series.   Muhammad Ali Jr. detained by immigration officers at South Florida airport The son of famed boxer Muhammad Ali was detained by immigration agents at a South Florida airport for hours, allegedly because of his religion.   Rare 'Ring of Fire' eclipse to cross Southern Hemisphere The sky above parts of Earth's Southern Hemisphere will be illuminated Sunday in a "ring of fire" during the first solar eclipse of 2017, NASA said.   Military judge won't dismiss Bergdahl case over Trump comments A military judge ruled the criminal case against Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl to continue despite comments made by President Donald Trump during his campaign.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Mexicans Protest Gas Prices for Sixth Straight WeekendSince early January, hundreds of thousands have taken to the streets of Mexico's towns and cities to protest a huge increase in gas prices — something the government says was needed to offset subsidies.  
Airport Safe of Toxins After Kim Jong Un's Sibling KilledMalaysia's health minister also said Sunday that autopsy results suggested a nerve agent caused "very serious paralysis" that killed Kim Jong Nam. N. Korea Told: Cooperate over Poison Killing or Face ArrestDiplomats say the Indonesian woman suspected in the murder of Kim Jong Nam say she thought she was being paid to carry out a prank for a TV show.
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Immigration Agents Discover New Freedom to Deport Under TrumpThe president’s plan to arrest and deport vast numbers of undocumented immigrants will be carried out by agents who say they feel unshackled.
People From 7 Travel-Ban Nations Pose No Increased Terror Risk, Report SaysAn internal report from the Department of Homeland Security undercuts the assessment behind the Trump administration’s travel ban on people from seven countries. Democrats Elect Thomas Perez, Establishment Favorite, as Party ChairmanMr. Perez, a former labor secretary, defeated Representative Keith Ellison, a Minnesota liberal, in a race reflecting the divisions in the party before President Trump’s victory.
White House Memo: Will Trump Take ‘Brutally Forthright’ Advice From McMaster?The president’s national security adviser, who is known for giving candid assessments, may be just what Mr. Trump needs, but will the relationship work? Trump Ruled the Tabloid Media. Washington Is a Different Story.Donald J. Trump was no stranger back in the day to the art of news management. But even that did not seem to prepare him for the capital press corps.
Trump Plans to Skip White House Correspondents’ Association DinnerThe president said on Twitter that he would not attend the April 29 event, which has become a staple of the Washington social calendar. Mediator: Will the Real Democracy Lovers Please Stand Up?It’s time for other Republicans to take a stand: The journalism that Mr. Trump and his aides seek to delegitimize today could be the legitimate research they need to use tomorrow. Trump Administration Cancels Back-Channel Talks With North KoreaThe reversal came after an announcement that a chemical weapon was used to kill the estranged half brother of Kim Jong-un, North Korea’s leader. Tunisia Fears the Return of Thousands of Young JihadistsSecularists protest a wave of returning jihadists will bring further mayhem to this fragile state. For Marketers, TV Sets Are an Invaluable Pair of EyesSeveral companies, eager to help brands more efficiently spend advertising money, use devices to track viewing habits in surprisingly granular detail. U.S. Wary of Its New Neighbor in Djibouti: A Chinese Naval BaseWith tensions between the rivals increasing, American strategists worry that operations at the Pentagon’s Camp Lemonnier will be observed once China completes its military port. In the Lakers Family Business, Spectacle and Drama ContinueThe team’s front-office shake-up is the latest high-profile episode for a team that has long been the N.B.A. standard-bearer for soap opera storylines. Warren Buffett, in Annual Letter, Offers Hymn to U.S. EconomyThe billionaire investor’s optimistic tone contrasts with President Trump’s darker descriptions. Mr. Buffett also gave credit to “ambitious immigrants.” ‘Affordable Underground Furniture’: D.I.Y. Coffin Clubs Catch On in New ZealandCoffin-building clubs have gained popularity among older New Zealanders looking beyond traditional social activities. ‘Moonlight’ Is the Big Winner at the Indie Spirit AwardsThe drama earned six awards at a ceremony that mixed comedy and politics when the hosts Nick Kroll and John Mulaney took aim at Trump. A Rising Black Leader Who Pulled Off His Own Fake ObituaryGrady O’Cummings III was one of the first African-Americans to seek the presidency, and when The New York Times published his obituary, that wasn’t the end of the story. 10 Police Officers Killed in Ambush by Militants in AfghanistanThe police officers were ambushed Friday as they left a mosque in the northern province of Zawzjan, and the wife of a police commander was also killed. Attacks on 2 Syrian Security Offices Kill DozensIt was a coordinated operation against two heavily secured government buildings using a combination of armed assaults and suicide bombings. Pickup Plows Into Crowd at a Mardi Gras Parade, Injuring 28The New Orleans police said the driver was taken into custody and was being investigated for drunken driving. None of the injuries were considered life-threatening. More Recent Articles
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