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Edurdo Cunha, the Brazilian lawmaker who led the impeachment of former President Dilma Rousseff, was sentenced to 15 years in prison in his own corruption case.
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  1. Former Brazil House speaker gets 15 years in prison
  2. Flynn seeks immunity in exchange for Russia hacking testimony
  3. SpaceX launches SES-10 satellite, lands in first reuse of orbital rocket
  4. N.C. governor Cooper signs compromise to repeal 'bathroom bill'
  5. Congress intel leaders invited by White House to see surveillance docs
  6. Roger Federer reaches Miami Open semifinals, defeats Tomas Berdych
  7. Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton undergoes successful shoulder surgery
  8. Gilbert Arenas claims he found 'Swaggy P' hogtied to bed during rookie hazing stunt
  9. Curt Schilling targets Hillary Clinton, predicts World War III
  10. Trump meets with Danish PM Rasmussen to talk trade, immigration
  11. NHL's Stanley Cup makes White House visit
  12. Arizona Wildcats forward Lauri Markkanen declares for NBA draft

Former Brazil House speaker gets 15 years in prison

Edurdo Cunha, the Brazilian lawmaker who led the impeachment of former President Dilma Rousseff, was sentenced to 15 years in prison in his own corruption case.
    

Flynn seeks immunity in exchange for Russia hacking testimony

Michael Flynn offered to speak to the three investigations into Russia's election cyberattacks, but only if the government gives him immunity from prosecution.
    

SpaceX launches SES-10 satellite, lands in first reuse of orbital rocket

SpaceX launched a communications satellite late Thursday in what the company said is the first time an orbital space rocket has been used for multiple flights.
    

N.C. governor Cooper signs compromise to repeal 'bathroom bill'

North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper on Thursday signed a repeal of House Bill 2, the controversial "bathroom bill," that was a compromise on the divisive issue.
    

Congress intel leaders invited by White House to see surveillance docs

A top House Democrat said Thursday he's accepted an invitation from the White House to view reports on surveillance of members of President Trump's transition.
    

Roger Federer reaches Miami Open semifinals, defeats Tomas Berdych

Fourth-seeded Roger Federer fought off 10th-seeded Tomas Berdych of the Czech Republic on Thursday to post a 6-2, 3-6, 7-6 (6) victory to advance to the semifinals of the Miami Open.
    

Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton undergoes successful shoulder surgery

Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton underwent surgery to repair a partially torn rotator cuff in his right shoulder on Thursday.
    

Gilbert Arenas claims he found 'Swaggy P' hogtied to bed during rookie hazing stunt

It must have been a one-of-a-kind rookie hazing scheme if Gilbert Arenas still remembers it to this day.
    

Curt Schilling targets Hillary Clinton, predicts World War III

Since saying goodbye to his $2.5 million ESPN salary, Curt Schilling has been less than quiet.
    

Trump meets with Danish PM Rasmussen to talk trade, immigration

President Donald Trump welcomed Danish Prime Minister Lars Rasmussen to the White House Thursday, where the leaders discussed a range of issues.
    

NHL's Stanley Cup makes White House visit

Pittsburgh Penguins fans are watching its 2016 Stanley Cup get further away by the second.
    

Arizona Wildcats forward Lauri Markkanen declares for NBA draft

Arizona Wildcats freshman forward Lauri Markkanen announced Thursday that he is entering the NBA draft.
    
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  3. BREAKING: I-85 collapse: 'The entire bridge is compromised' - Atlanta Journal Constitution

Michael Flynn Offers to Testify Before Congress in Exchange for Immunity - New York Times


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Michael Flynn Offers to Testify Before Congress in Exchange for Immunity
New York Times
An immunity deal would make it impossible for the Justice Department to prosecute Michael T. Flynn. Credit Sam Hodgson for The New York Times. WASHINGTON — Michael T. Flynn, the former national security adviser, has offered to be interviewed by ...
Flynn offers to cooperate with congressional probe in exchange for immunityWashington Post
Flynn offers to testify on Russia in exchange for immunityThe Hill (blog)
Flynn seeks 'assurances against unfair prosecution' from Russia-Trump investigatorsPolitico
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Used SpaceX Rocket Launches Satellite, Then Lands in Historic 1st Reflight - Space.com


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Used SpaceX Rocket Launches Satellite, Then Lands in Historic 1st Reflight
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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket soared off a seaside launch pad at NASA's Kennedy Space Center here today (March 30) on an unprecedented second mission to deliver a spacecraft into orbit, proving the booster's reusability.
Recycled Rockets Could Drop Costs, Speed Space TravelNew York Times
SpaceX launches first recycled rocket as CEO Elon Musk seeks 1-day turnaroundLos Angeles Times
Success for SpaceX 're-usable rocket'BBC News
Washington Post -Fox News -NBCNews.com -Yahoo News
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BREAKING: I-85 collapse: 'The entire bridge is compromised' - Atlanta Journal Constitution


Atlanta Journal Constitution

BREAKING: I-85 collapse: 'The entire bridge is compromised'
Atlanta Journal Constitution
A bridge on I-85 northbound just south of Ga. 400 collapsed Thursday (Credit: Channel 2 Action News). Story Highlights; A massive fire was reported on I-85 about 6:30 p.m.. A bridge collapsed about 7 p.m.. Gov. Nathan Deal declared a state of emergency ...
Bridge Collapses in Atlanta Freeway Fire During Rush HourNBCNews.com
Massive fire in Atlanta crumbles Interstate 85 bridge during rush hour; none hurtChicago Tribune
Driving from Charlotte to Atlanta? Expect major snarls after fiery bridge collapseCharlotte Observer
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Melissa Cochran the Utah woman who survived last week's terror attack is on the mend and 'getting stronger every day,' according to her family, which shared photos of her recovery.
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  1. American Who Survived London Terror Attack 'Getting Stronger'
  2. NATO Is Nervous, and Its Biggest Concern Is the White House
  3. Rubio: Venezuela Is Now a 'Dictatorship' After Power Grab
  4. Israel Poised to Approve First New Settlement in 20 Years
  5. Real Sharknado? Cyclone Dumps Shark in Muddy Puddle
  6. Warrant Approved for Ex-South Korean President
  7. Kim Jong Nam's Body Headed Back to North Korea
  8. Putin Garbles Famous Bush 41 Quote to Deny Election Hacking
  9. ISIS, Kurds and Cleric Dominate Tillerson's Tricky Turkey Trip
  10. 'Jihadi' Terror Attack on Venice Foiled: Cops
  11. Soccer Star Ronaldo's Odd Statue Turns Heads
  12. Resourceful Rescuers Use Bucket to Save Baby from Floods
  13. China's Xi To Meet Trump in Mar-a-Lago Next Week
  14. U.K. Faces Stagflation, Company Defections: Analysts
  15. Mexican A-G Held in U.S. Jail Over Massive Drug Conspiracy
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American Who Survived London Terror Attack 'Getting Stronger'

Melissa Cochran the Utah woman who survived last week's terror attack is on the mend and 'getting stronger every day,' according to her family, which shared photos of her recovery.

    

NATO Is Nervous, and Its Biggest Concern Is the White House

Washington's allies in Europe will have Donald Trump "at the front of their minds" at the NATO summit amid "real concern" about the White House.

    

Rubio: Venezuela Is Now a 'Dictatorship' After Power Grab

Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro has taken control of the country's congress, shifting greater control to him. The U.S. and the OAS have denounced the actions.

    

Israel Poised to Approve First New Settlement in 20 Years

The approval of the first new Jewish settlement in the West Bank in two decades sets the stage for a violent confrontation with the Palestinians.

    

Real Sharknado? Cyclone Dumps Shark in Muddy Puddle

A dead shark bull washed up after flooding in Queensland, Australia.

    

Warrant Approved for Ex-South Korean President

A South Korean court on Friday approved a warrant to arrest ousted president Park Geun-hye, the country's first democratically elected leader to be thrown out of office.

    

Kim Jong Nam's Body Headed Back to North Korea

Malaysia put the body of the estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on a plane to Pyongyang on Thursday.

    

Putin Garbles Famous Bush 41 Quote to Deny Election Hacking

The man rated by Forbes as the world's powerful person got it wrong.

    

ISIS, Kurds and Cleric Dominate Tillerson's Tricky Turkey Trip

NBC News looks at the main challenges the secretary of state faces as he sits down with Turkish leaders in Ankara — the place where East meets West.

    

'Jihadi' Terror Attack on Venice Foiled: Cops

Three Kosovan men in their 20s were arrested after police monitoring a "jihadi cell" in Venice overheard them discussing a possible attack.

    

Soccer Star Ronaldo's Odd Statue Turns Heads

Soccer star Ronaldo needed a second glance at an unusual statue in his honor.
    

Resourceful Rescuers Use Bucket to Save Baby from Floods

Peru has been besieged by heavy rain and flooding, killing dozens and displacing thousands more.
    

China's Xi To Meet Trump in Mar-a-Lago Next Week

The meeting will follow a string of recent U.S.- China conversations aimed at mending ties after strong criticism of China by Trump during his campaign.

    

U.K. Faces Stagflation, Company Defections: Analysts

Investors fear uncertainty over the two-year Brexit talks and whether there would even be an agreement between Britain and the EU by April 2019.

    

Mexican A-G Held in U.S. Jail Over Massive Drug Conspiracy

The scale of the alleged conspiracy wasn't detailed, but U.S. prosecutors said Edgar Veytia would have to forfeit at least $250 million if convicted.

    

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The revelation fueled criticism that Representative Devin Nunes has been too eager to do the White House's bidding, not run an independent investigation
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  1. 2 White House Officials Helped Give Nunes Intelligence Reports
  2. Michael Flynn Offers to Testify Before Congress in Exchange for Immunity
  3. ‘We Must Fight Them’: Trump Goes After Conservatives of Freedom Caucus
  4. Marco Rubio Says His Campaign Was a Target of Russian Cyberattacks
  5. Trump’s Threats Against Freedom Caucus Cause Few Shivers of Fear
  6. Trump, Tillerson, Venezuela: Your Thursday Evening Briefing
  7. California Today: California Today: ‘Zoot Suit’ Memories
  8. After Calling Nafta ‘Worst Trade Deal,’ Trump Appears to Soften Stance
  9. U.S. Appeals Injunction of Trump Revised Travel Order
  10. Trump Eases Combat Rules in Somalia Intended to Protect Civilians
  11. Bathroom Law Repeal Leaves Few Pleased in North Carolina
  12. Rex Tillerson’s Praise for Turkey Is Met With a List of Complaints
  13. Judge Signals He Will Approve Trump University Settlement Despite a Challenge
  14. Vladimir Putin, in First Remarks on Russian Protests, Warns of Potential Chaos
  15. The Road to Nowhere
  16. Number of Women Coaching in College Has Plummeted in Title IX Era
  17. Streaming: Cut the Cord, but Keep the Films? Here Are 3 Ways
  18. Venezuela Muzzles Legislature, Moving Closer to One-Man Rule
  19. Student Loan Forgiveness Program Approval Letters May Be Invalid, Education Dept. Says
  20. Boom Times for the New Dystopians
  21. The Latest: Governor Declares State of Emergency in Fulton
  22. Volkswagen to Pay 10 States Over Environmental Claims
  23. Eduardo Cunha, Who Led Impeachment Drive Against Rival in Brazil, Gets a 15-Year Jail Term
  24. Park Geun-hye, South Korea’s Ousted Leader, Is Arrested and Jailed to Await Trial
  25. Oculus Founder, at Center of Legal Battle Over VR, Departs Facebook
  26. Do DHA Supplements Make Babies Smarter?
  27. Donald Harvey, Who Killed Dozens of Hospital Patients, Dies at 64
  28. A Quarter of Syria’s Population Has Fled. What Does That Look Like?
  29. SpaceX Launches a Satellite With a Partly Used Rocket
  30. 150 Years After Sale of Alaska, Some Russians Have Second Thoughts
  31. Meet Evatar: The Lab Model That Mimics the Female Reproductive System
  32. Elena Ferrante Series Coming to HBO
  33. On the Runway: Freedom of Expression: United, Puma and the Leggings Furor
  34. 3 Men on Death Row in Louisiana Sue Over Solitary Confinement
  35. As Hong Kong Ponders Its Future Under Beijing, Politics Infuses Its Art
  36. Guraidhoo Journal: As the Maldives Gains Tourists, It’s Losing Its Beaches
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2 White House Officials Helped Give Nunes Intelligence Reports

The revelation fueled criticism that Representative Devin Nunes has been too eager to do the White House’s bidding, not run an independent investigation

    

Michael Flynn Offers to Testify Before Congress in Exchange for Immunity

An official said investigators were unwilling to broker a deal with Mr. Flynn, the former national security adviser, until their Russia inquiry was further along.

    

‘We Must Fight Them’: Trump Goes After Conservatives of Freedom Caucus

The president came out swinging against the group’s members on Twitter, suggesting Republicans should “fight them” in the 2018 midterms if they do not back his agenda.

    

Marco Rubio Says His Campaign Was a Target of Russian Cyberattacks

He cautioned against becoming too focused on hacking, which he called “one aspect of a much broader campaign” by the Russians.

    

Trump’s Threats Against Freedom Caucus Cause Few Shivers of Fear

The president’s attack on fellow Republicans was only the latest and most high profile in the increasingly open warfare within the party.

    

Trump, Tillerson, Venezuela: Your Thursday Evening Briefing

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

    

California Today: California Today: ‘Zoot Suit’ Memories

Thursday: Fans talk about a favorite musical, the governor unveils an infrastructure deal, and seals need their sleep, too.

    

After Calling Nafta ‘Worst Trade Deal,’ Trump Appears to Soften Stance

The White House will propose keeping major planks of Nafta in place, while signing orders that lay the groundwork for stricter enforcement of trade laws.

    

U.S. Appeals Injunction of Trump Revised Travel Order

The U.S. Justice Department on Thursday appealed a ruling by a federal judge in Hawaii extending a suspension of President Donald Trump's revised restrictions on travel from some Muslim-majority countries.
    

Trump Eases Combat Rules in Somalia Intended to Protect Civilians

A directive declaring parts of the country an “area of active hostilities” will give the United States greater latitude in carrying out airstrikes and raids.

    

Bathroom Law Repeal Leaves Few Pleased in North Carolina

A compromise seeks to minimize economic damage from a law that led to boycotts, demonstrations and economic fallout from businesses, sports groups and others.

    

Rex Tillerson’s Praise for Turkey Is Met With a List of Complaints

The secretary of state’s visit was intended to reassure a NATO ally in the fight against the Islamic State and a regional bulwark against a resurgent Iran.

    

Judge Signals He Will Approve Trump University Settlement Despite a Challenge

Thursday’s courtroom hearing could turn out to be the final one in a yearslong case that garnered outsize national attention during the 2016 presidential campaign.

    

Vladimir Putin, in First Remarks on Russian Protests, Warns of Potential Chaos

After five days of official silence and a virtual blackout on state TV, the Russian leader said he would maintain order and continue fighting corruption.

    

The Road to Nowhere

People seeking safety from Boko Haram — many of them women and children — are living along a highway in Niger, struggling to survive.
    

Number of Women Coaching in College Has Plummeted in Title IX Era

When Title IX, a gender equity law, was enacted in 1972, more than 90 percent of head coaches of N.C.A.A. women’s teams were women. It’s now about 40 percent.

    

Streaming: Cut the Cord, but Keep the Films? Here Are 3 Ways

Our streaming columnist provides a budget- and genre-conscious way for viewers to binge, purge and watch movies on demand.

    

Venezuela Muzzles Legislature, Moving Closer to One-Man Rule

A ruling by the country’s Supreme Court appears to allow the court, which is controlled by loyalists to the president, to write laws itself, experts say.

    

Student Loan Forgiveness Program Approval Letters May Be Invalid, Education Dept. Says

Over 550,000 people have applied to have their student loans forgiven, and thousands of approval letters have been sent. But they might be wrong.
    

Boom Times for the New Dystopians

Is a fresh crop of doomsday novels channeling the country’s collective anxieties?

    

The Latest: Governor Declares State of Emergency in Fulton

The Latest on the collapse of an interstate overpass in Atlanta (all times local):
    

Volkswagen to Pay 10 States Over Environmental Claims

The company will pay $157 million as part of its efforts to resolve the legal fallout of its decade-long scheme to cheat on diesel emissions tests.

    

Eduardo Cunha, Who Led Impeachment Drive Against Rival in Brazil, Gets a 15-Year Jail Term

Mr. Cunha, the politician who led the ouster of Dilma Rousseff, was found guilty of corruption, money laundering and illegally sending money abroad.
    

Park Geun-hye, South Korea’s Ousted Leader, Is Arrested and Jailed to Await Trial

A judge warned that if Ms. Park was not quickly taken into custody the former president might “destroy evidence.”

    

Oculus Founder, at Center of Legal Battle Over VR, Departs Facebook

Palmer Luckey’s departure came after a trial over allegations that he had stolen trade secrets from ZeniMax Media to create the Oculus’s virtual-reality technology.

    

Do DHA Supplements Make Babies Smarter?

Adding DHA, an omega-3 fatty acid, to infant formula or prenatal supplements doesn’t improve babies’ brain development, recent reviews have found.

    

Donald Harvey, Who Killed Dozens of Hospital Patients, Dies at 64

Mr. Harvey, among the most prolific mass murderers in United States history, confessed to killing 37 people, mostly hospital patients, over two decades in Ohio and Kentucky.

    

A Quarter of Syria’s Population Has Fled. What Does That Look Like?

More than five million Syrians have fled the country as the war drags on, according to the United Nations refugee agency. Here’s some context for that number.

    

SpaceX Launches a Satellite With a Partly Used Rocket

The use of a rocket booster that had flown once before may open an era of cheaper space travel, particularly for business ventures like satellite companies.

    

150 Years After Sale of Alaska, Some Russians Have Second Thoughts

Some hard-line nationalists regret the 1867 deal. For Alaskans, the anniversary is a time for reflection.

    

Meet Evatar: The Lab Model That Mimics the Female Reproductive System

Researchers hope the model, fashioned from human and mouse tissue, will help with research into endometriosis, fibroids, cancer and infertility.

    

Elena Ferrante Series Coming to HBO

The cable channel will broadcast a new drama series based on the author’s “My Brilliant Friend,” HBO announced on Thursday.

    

On the Runway: Freedom of Expression: United, Puma and the Leggings Furor

The sportswear maker has waded into the debate by offering a discount to anybody with a ticket from the carrier — but, really, the issue was never just about the garment.

    

3 Men on Death Row in Louisiana Sue Over Solitary Confinement

State law requires that inmates sentenced to die be kept in cells by themselves, which means 23 hours a day of isolation, which the plaintiffs call “cruel and unusual.”

    

As Hong Kong Ponders Its Future Under Beijing, Politics Infuses Its Art

Some recent works by local artists are more overtly political than others, but many suggest a sense of helplessness toward what is widely seen as Beijing’s tightening grip.

    

Guraidhoo Journal: As the Maldives Gains Tourists, It’s Losing Its Beaches

Small guesthouses have joined resort villas as getaways, but the islands are at risk of being submerged by shore erosion and rising seas.

    

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A new series from the people behind “This American Life” surpasses their earlier hit in a number of ways.

    

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