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Tom Brady mocks scouts, encourages prospects on Instagram The majority of NFL franchises had no idea they were passing on a legend during the 2000 NFL Draft.     
Remains of possibly 800 babies, children found at defunct Irish mothers home Irish investigators have found many sets of child remains at the site of a former home for unwed mothers, authorities said Friday after a lengthy investigation.   Conan O'Brien recruits Giovani Dos Santos for pickup game in Mexico His porcelain skin beamed in the Mexico sunlight as Conan O'Brien sported short shorts in a pickup soccer game.  
Tim Tebow dreams about adopting a child from every continentPolish lawmaker to EU parliament: Women 'weaker', 'less intelligent' than men A Polish politician is taking major backlash for comments he made in the European Parliament this week -- unequivocal claims that women are inferior to men.  
Two-time former Haiti president René Préval dies at 74 Former Haitian President René Préval, who served two separate stints as the Caribbean nation's leader, died Friday from an apparent heart attack.   Iowa wedding party takes photos in front of burning bus A wedding party en route to the ceremony in Iowa ended up with the wedding photo of a lifetime when their party bus burst into flames.   Road in China blocked by swirling dust devil A traveler on a Chinese road captured footage of traffic being brought to a halt by a dust devil swirling across the roadway.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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China Embraces Trump's Mantra, Brands Torture Claims 'Fake News'A range of Chinese state-run media outlets took a page out of President Donald Trump's book this week: They started tweeting about "fake news."  
'Significant Quantities' of Human Remains Found at Former OrphanageThe institution run by nuns was one of many "mother and baby" homes where unmarried pregnant women were sent to give birth. 'Stop the Violence': Unlikely Musical Duo Sings for PeaceIsraeli and Iran may be at loggerheads on the global stage but two musicians are hoping to show the two countries can "stand together."
Airport Killing of Kim's Sibling 'Endangered the General Public'VX nerve agent is banned under the Chemical Weapons Convention, a treaty to which North Korea is not a signatory. U.S. Airstrikes Illustrate 'Gloves Off' Approach to al QaedaThe U.S. reportedly carried out a series of airstrikes against al Qaeda in Yemen overnight.
'Very Small Customer' Delays Jetliner for HoursDespite the inconvenience, some passengers saw the funny side on Twitter. One even questioned whether the rodent had failed to obtain a visa. Russian Dissident Survives Second Poisoning AttemptVladimir Kara-Muzra, a well-known critic of the Kremlin and Russian President Vladimir Putin, says he was poisoned in February for the second time. North Korean Suspect Deported From MalaysiaRi Jong Chol was arrested in connection with the death of Kim Jong Nam, but Malaysian authorities released him due to insufficient evidence. Yemen Strike Kills Al Qaeda Bombmaker: OfficialsMaterial gathered in January SEAL raid is "potentially actionable," says defense official. Rod Stewart Apologize for ISIS Lookalike VideoThe singer was seen in a homemade video apparently pretending to cut the throat of a friend standing atop a sand dune. Regional Al Qaeda Leader Killed in Yemen AirstrikeBrother-in-law confirms that Osama Haidar died with several others when his car was struck. Film 'La Soledad' Is a Window Into Venezuela's DevastationHalf fiction, half documentary,La Soledad is a gripping film making the festival circuit that shows the devastating realities in Venezuela. With Sessions Sidelined, Prosecutor Obama Promoted Would Oversee Russia ProbesFor now, the Justice Department's course is being set by an acting deputy attorney general whom Barack Obama promoted to U.S. attorney in 2015. Trump's Russia Crisis: A TimelinePresident Donald Trump's Russia crisis started in October of 2016, when all 17 U.S. intelligence agencies unanimously agreed Russia interfered with the presidential election. Since then, the issue has continued to rear its head. Dad Makes Bionic Arm for Amputee Son Using 3-D PrinterBen Adams was told his baby boy may have to wait years for a moving prosthetic arm, so he quit his job and made one himself, as Sally Lockwood of NBC Adviser Once Linked to Trump Campaign Confirms He Met Russian EnvoyBut Page, who had been named as part of Trump's foreign policy team during the campaign, said he didn't meet with him outside of the RNC in Cleveland. More Recent Articles
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Trump Team’s Links to Russia Crisscross in WashingtonA growing list of contacts between the president’s associates and Russia is drawing increasing scrutiny, a furor that Mr. Trump called a “total witch hunt.”
Political Memo: Sessions Controversy Heightens Trump’s Feeling of Being Under SiegeIt was the latest unforeseen obstacle preventing the president from gaining traction after a historically bumpy first month in office. On Washington: Majority Rule Means the Power to Stop, Not Just Start, an InvestigationRepublicans have not budged from their opposition to a special bipartisan inquiry into Russian meddling in the election, and any links to President Trump or his aides.
Trump to Undo Vehicle Rules That Curb Global WarmingThe announcement, expected Tuesday, is a U-turn from Obama-era regulations on tailpipe emissions of carbon dioxide. European Union, Nintendo Switch, ‘Logan’: Your Friday Evening Briefing
How Uber Deceives the Authorities WorldwideA program uses data Uber collected to evade law enforcement in cities that resist the ride-hailing service, some current and former Uber employees said. How Gorsuch the Clerk Met Kennedy the Justice: A Tale of LuckNeil M. Gorsuch worked as a law clerk for two justices, including Anthony M. Kennedy, in the early 1990s, giving him a privileged look at the court’s workings. In Red-State Utah, a Surge Toward ObamacareDespite uncertainty about the Affordable Care Act’s future, Utah had one of the biggest increases of any state in residents who signed up for its coverage this year. Ex-Reporter Charged With Making Bomb Threats Against Jewish SitesFederal authorities accused Juan Thompson with threatening more than a half-dozen schools and community centers around the United States as part of an effort to intimidate a former girlfriend. The Fog CatchersIn Lima, Peru, where little rain falls, a community project is turning fog into water to irrigate 50 household gardens in the Eliseo Collazos neighborhood. From the Elders to the Kids: What I Wish I’d KnownA group of journalism students asked a group of retirees about their work life, how they should plan for later life, and what it all looks like in hindsight. Arkansas Rushes to Execute 8 Men in the Space of 10 DaysAs the state rushes to beat the expiration date of its supply of a lethal-injection drug, the rate of scheduled executions is unmatched since capital punishment resumed in 1977. Brazil’s Leaders Tout Austerity (Just Not for Them)President Michel Temer is pressing austerity measures, including a government spending cap, even as judges and lawmakers enjoy raises and other lavish benefits. Critic's Notebook: For Migrants Headed North, the Things They Carried to the EndThe exhibition “State of Exception/Estado de Excepción” at the Parsons School of Design follows the migrant trail across the treacherous Sonoran Desert in Arizona. Modern Love: You May Want to Marry My HusbandAfter learning she doesn’t have long to live, a woman composes a dating profile for the man she will leave behind. March’s Biggest Hit? A Pregnant Giraffe Named AprilA livestream video of a park’s pregnant giraffe has become an online sensation, with the BBC saying it could be the biggest birth since Prince George. N.A.A.C.P. President Has Candid Talk With Sessions About Civil RightsThe group’s president, Cornell William Brooks, said the meeting with the attorney general addressed voter suppression, police misconduct and civil rights. Set to Lift Interest Rate, Fed Embraces Investors’ OptimismThe Federal Reserve chief’s declaration followed mounting signals from policy makers that the central bank had accelerated its timetable for action. René Préval, President of Haiti in 2010 Quake, Dies at 74Mr. Préval was the first — and so far only — Haitian president to be elected, serve out his term and hand over power to an elected successor. Protesters Disrupt Speech by ‘Bell Curve’ Author at Vermont CollegeThe president of Middlebury College issued an apology after students shouted down the speaker, Charles Murray, at an event that then turned violent. Paula Fox, Novelist Who Chronicled Dislocation, Dies at 93Ms. Fox wrote for all ages, offering closely observed portraits of loss and abandonment. It was terrain she knew all too well. Banksy Puts Mark on Bethlehem Hotel With ‘Worst View in the World’The elusive British street artist known for his dark political commentary has decorated the Walled Off Hotel in the West Bank. Infant and Fetus Remains Are Found at Ex-Home for Unwed Mothers in IrelandTests showed that most of the remains were “likely to date from the 1950s,” according to a statement, which added that further examinations were being conducted. Catch of the Year. No Ball Involved.The most memorable play of spring training involved a low level Mets prospect named Luis Guillorme. And he was not even on the diamond at the time. Schwarzenegger, Citing ‘Baggage,’ Will Leave ‘Celebrity Apprentice’Arnold Schwarzenegger informed NBC that he would not return to the TV show, which had struggled with low ratings and faced criticism from President Trump. Review: TV Does the Time Warp (Again) on ‘Time After Time’ and ‘Making History’Two new series — one on ABC, one on Fox — join a crowded field of time-travel shows. Lives: Strangers on an 18-Hour TrainMore Recent Articles
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