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Ryan Newman wins duel with Kyle Larson at Phoenix AVONDALE, Ariz. -- Pit strategy put Ryan Newman up front for an overtime restart in the Camping World 500 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race, and he held off Kyle Larson to win on Sunday at Phoenix International Raceway.     
NCAA: Kansas pulls away from Michigan State TULSA, Okla. -- Kansas made it through the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament and picked up a head of steam in the process.   Elbow injury forces Novak Djokovic out of Miami Open Six-time Miami Open champion Novak Djokovic announced Sunday he is withdrawing from this year's tournament due to an injury to his right elbow.  
NCAA: Kentucky rejects Wichita State's upset bid INDIANAPOLIS -- Kentucky's Malik Monk and Bam Adebayo combined for 27 points and 12 rebounds on Sunday, but it wasn't until each delivered a clutch blocked shot in the final 11 seconds that the No. 2 seed Wildcats earned a South Regional Sweet 16 berth.   NCAA: Michigan surge continues with upset of Louisville INDIANAPOLIS -- Michigan roommates Moritz Wagner and D.J. Wilson have quite different backgrounds, but the Wolverines' starting forwards provided a unified, winning front on Sunday in NCAA Tournament Midwest Regional second-round action.  
James Franco narrates audiobook for Stephen King's 'Dead Zone' Film star James Franco has signed on to narrate the audio edition of Stephen King's supernatural classic "The Dead Zone."   Mark Hamill posts throwback photo of his first day as Luke Skywalker Mark Hamill tweeted an early photo of himself dressed as Luke Skywalker on the set of "Star Wars: A New Hope."   Canadian who teachers at remote Inuit village school wins $1 million prize Maggie MacDonnell teaches at a remote Inuit community school in Canada. On Sunday, she was awarded the $1 million Varkey Foundation Global Teacher Prize.   'Beauty and the Beast' tops the North American box office with $170M The live-action fairytale "Beauty and the Beast" enchanted moviegoers in North America, earning $170 million in receipts this weekend.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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North Korea Says It Tested New 'High-Thrust' Rocket EngineThe alleged test comes as U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson visits China, which has backed the isolated regime.
 
'Not Just a Cat': Russia Tries to Count Every Snow LeopardA pioneering new survey aims to help to protect the endangered Siberian snow leopard but counting them all, down to the last mewling cub.
Bridging a Divide? Conflict Rears Its Head Once Again in 'Unstable' BosniaAs Bosnia-Herzegovina marks 25 years since the war began, nationalist politicians continue to aggressively exploit ethnic and religious sentiments.
Germany Rejects Trump Claim That It Owes Money to NATO, U.S.Germany's defense minister on Sunday pushed back against President Trump's claims that the European nation 'owes vast sums of money to NATO' and the U.S.
Former Dairy Farmer Leads Trump-Russia InvestigationRep. Devin Nunes once said all he wanted to do was work on a dairy farm. Now the man from the rural Central Valley of California is running one of the most scrutinized, complex and politically fraught congressional investigations in recent memory.
3 U.S. Soldiers Shot by Afghan Soldier at NATO BaseResolute Support said three American soldiers were wounded after being shot by an Afghan soldier at a base on Sunday.
Alleged Paris Airport Attacker's Violent Last Hours DescribedThe Paris prosecutor has detailed what led up to the onslaught allegedly perpetrated by Ziyed Ben Belgacem, who was killed on Saturday morning.
Tillerson Ends China Trip With Warm Words From China's President XiTensions were brushed aside, at least in front of reporters, with President Xi Jinping saying Rex Tillerson had made a lot of efforts.
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Using Special Forces Against Terrorism, Trump Seeks to Avoid Big Ground WarsPresident Trump has so far maintained the strategy of training and supporting indigenous forces to fight their own wars instead of deploying large American forces to far-flung hot spots.
Russia Inquiries Overlap in a Tangle of Secrets and SnipingThe Senate, the House and the F.B.I. are conducting investigations into Russia’s election meddling, all with different agendas.
Trump’s Wiretap Accusations Renew Debate About PrivacyAfter the president’s latest attack on American intelligence agencies, questions resurfaced on whether they invade privacy and could undermine democracy.
Avoid, Sidestep, Retreat: Justices’ Advice on Confirmation TacticsAs Judge Neil M. Gorsuch prepares for his Supreme Court hearing, he may take a page from the playbook of some who went before him.
On Washington: Gorsuch Confirmation Presents Democrats With 2 Difficult PathsWill Democrats try to block Judge Neil M. Gorsuch’s confirmation or hold their fire for a later vacancy? Either way, he seems headed for the Supreme Court.
Grassley and Feinstein: The Pair Who Will Lead Gorsuch’s Senate HearingsThe senators will face pressure to vindicate their parties’ views both of Judge Neil M. Gorsuch’s worthiness to join the Supreme Court and of the process leading him there.
Diplomatic Notebook: Rex Tillerson’s Hope for a Media-Free Bubble May BurstIn the modern era, everyone from Dean Acheson to John Kerry has found that superpower diplomacy abhors a news vacuum, which the new secretary of state seems to want.
Intruder Arrested at White House After Saying He Has ‘Bomb in the Trunk’The episode, which occurred while President Trump was at his Florida estate, came just days after another intruder roamed the White House grounds while Mr. Trump was inside.
Was Trump Golfing? White House Shrouds Time at His Clubs in MysteryAfter President Trump criticized his predecessor for golfing, the administration has provided few details about the time Mr. Trump spends at his clubs.
Hedge Fund Titan’s Surefire Bet Turns Into a $4 Billion LossWilliam A. Ackman was on his way to being a legend of Wall Street — until one of his biggest wagers went very wrong.
Once in the Shadows, Europe’s Neo-Fascists Are Re-emergingA wave of nationalist victories, including Donald Trump’s, has made Europe’s most extreme right-wing parties more hopeful about their future.
A Mother Goes Into HidingFearing deportation, Jeanette Vizguerra has been living in a church basement in Denver for the last month. Watch a 360° video of her children and grandchildren visiting her in her sanctuary. No. 1 Notre Dame Women Survive a Scare Against PurduePlaying the second half without their leading scorer, the Fighting Irish advanced to the round of 16 after being pushed to overtime.
Jimmy Breslin, Legendary New York City Newspaper Columnist, Dies at 88With prose that was savagely funny, deceptively simple and poorly imitated, Mr. Breslin created his own distinct rhythm in the hurly-burly music of newspapers.
15 Essential Chuck Berry SongsThe musician, who helped set the blueprint for rock ’n’ roll, has died at age 90. Listen to the tracks that best showcase his signature guitar playing and original lyrics.
An Appraisal: Chuck Berry, Fiery and Flinty Rock ’n’ Roll InnovatorWith songs like “Roll Over Beethoven” and “Johnny B. Goode,” Mr. Berry, who died on Saturday, created a sound and style that made him the genre’s first true superstar.
Basing Life on What You Can AffordWe all face financial trade-offs. Needs over wants. Faith over financial facts. A dozen people from around the country share their stories.
The Subconscious Decision: What’s Worth ItPeople make money trade-offs: spend now or later, needs over wants. Some have been forced to see clearly how they spend, but everyone should take a cold look.
After Bringing Cholera to Haiti, U.N. Can’t Raise Money to Fight ItA fund created by the United Nations to help Haiti combat cholera, a disease introduced by peacekeepers in 2010, has little money. It is supposed to have $400 million.
Two Executives to Leave Uber, Adding to DeparturesJeff Jones, the company’s president of ride sharing, had been seen as a possible successor to the chief executive, Travis Kalanick. Brian McClendon, who headed mapping, is also leaving.
Martin Schulz, Merkel Rival, Wins His Party’s Nomination With 100 Percent of VoteMr. Schulz became the leader of Germany’s Social Democrats in a unanimous vote at a special convention. His best-received lines came at President Trump’s expense.
Offices of Volkswagen and Audi Chiefs Searched in Raid, Warrant SaysA judge in Munich authorized investigators to seize documents from Matthias Müller, Volkswagen’s chief executive; Rupert Stadler, Audi’s chief; and dozens of others.
Gennady Golovkin Unifies Titles After 12-Round Battle With Daniel JacobsGolovkin was awarded a narrow, but unanimous, verdict as the capacity crowd, which had been wildly pro-Golovkin early, booed the call.
As Stolen Van Goghs Return to View, a Thief Tells AllOctave Durham, convicted of stealing two of the painter’s works from a museum, describes the heist in detail just as the works return to public view.
After Unceremonious Exit, Tournament at Indian Wells Moves OnThe focus is back on tennis a year after an official shook the BNP Paribas Open with his remarks that female players owed their status to the men’s game.
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