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Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party does not want Tokyo to shy away from dealing with North Korea's nuclear and missile provocations. 
With a political storm swirling around him, the House's intelligence committee chairman said Tuesday he will continue to lead its investigation on Russia. 
One of the many questions lingering after NFL team owners voted to allow the Oakland Raiders to move to Las Vegas was who was the lone owner against it? 
You don't see many NFL punters become household names, but Marquette King is well on his way. 
The Democrats' new leader began revamping the party Tuesday, asking for resignations of all staff members in the first rebuilding step after November's defeats. 
The House voted Tuesday to make it legal for Internet service providers to sell caches of their customers' web browsing histories to third-party marketers. 
Dennis Hof will soon open his seventh brothel near Las Vegas. 
Lawmakers on Tuesday backed Scotland First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's bid to hold a second referendum on Scottish independence in the near future. 
Things are getting a bit testy at ESPN. 
A newly enhanced NASA photo showcases a barrage of storms on the surface of Jupiter. 
Bluegrass basketball fans are relentless. 
President Trump signed an executive order to scrap Obama-era environmental regulations, in an effort to spur growth in the American energy sector. 
Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman and U.S. Army researchers have completed a round of testing with the branch's Modular Active Protection System. 
Researchers at Northwestern University created a synthetic version of the female reproductive system in a dish that can be used to test drug therapies. 
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The House just voted to wipe away the FCC's landmark Internet privacy protections - Washington Post
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British PM May Signs Letter Invoking Article 50, 'Brexit'The signature comes nine months after voters in Britain decided to leave the European Union. The process could take up to two years.
'I Fight in Every Arena': The Druid Leader of Stonehenge Is Heading to CourtKing Arthur was a British Army soldier and a member of biker gang. Now he is a pagan priest, a sword-bearer and a chieftain druid.
Russians Are Fighting Within 'Hand-Grenade Range' of U.S. Troops in Syria. Here's WhyWashington and Moscow are both backing Kurdish YPG fighters as they take on ISIS. American and Russian commanders are in contact as a result.
Cyprus Connection: Manafort-Linked Accounts Raised Red FlagPaul Manafort, President Donald Trump's former campaign manager, operated a complex and opaque network of businesses on Cyprus, an island long known as a hub for moving money in and out of Russia, an NBC News investigation has found.
Judge: Why Is Giuliani Defending Alleged Iranian Money Launderer?A federal judge asked the lead defense lawyer for Reza Zarrab about the role of Rudy Giuliani and former Attorney General Michael Mukasey in the case.
Scottish Parliament Backs Bid for New Independence ReferendumThe British government immediately rejected the proposal, however. The standoff comes as Britain prepares to exit the EU.
Sweden Proposes Compensation for Transgender SterilizationsThe legislation would grant compensation to transgender men and women who had to undergo mandatory sterilization to have their gender legally changed.
Swiss Skier Lands World's First Ever 'Quad Cork 1800'Andri Ragettli flew 38 yards off a jump in Watles, Italy, making five full rotations and four head-under-body spins. How the Photo 'Napalm Girl' Changed the Vietnam WarPhotojournalist Nick Ut is retiring, in the same year that his famous picture "Napalm Girl" turns 45, ending his 50-year career with the AP. Border Agent Searches of Americans' Cellphones Spark LawsuitAfter an NBC News report on U.S. citizens having their cellphones searched at the border, an advocacy group has filed suit seeking answers from DHS.
Infamous Terrorist 'Carlos the Jackal' Gets Third Life SentenceThe infamous Venezuelan, whose real name is Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, is already serving two life sentences for deadly attacks in the 1970s and 1980s.
Ahmed Kathrada, Anti-Apartheid Leader, Dies at 87Anti-apartheid activist Ahmed Kathrada, who spent 26 years in jail — many of them alongside Nelson Mandela — for acts of sabotage against South Africa's previous white minority government, died in Johannesburg on Tuesday morning.
Russian Meddling in U.S. Election Possibly an 'Act of War': CheneyGeorge W. Bush's vice president emphasized that he "does not speak for anyone else; I am not part of the government anymore."
Cyclone Debbie Tears Into Australian Coast With 155 MPH WindsTourist resorts along Australia's Queensland coast have felt the full force of Cyclone Debbie. London Terrorist's Wife 'Saddened and Shocked,' Condemns AttackRohey Hydara expressed her 'condolences to the victims that have died' and wished a 'speedy recovery to all the injured.'
'It's Gone': Gigantic Gold Coin Worth $4.5M Stolen From Museum"The thief, maybe thieves, broke open a window in the back of the museum next to the railway tracks," a spokesman for the Berlin police said.
Why Russian Protesters Are Taunting Prime Minister With Bath ToysPolice detained more than 1,000 people in Moscow on Sunday during an unexpected surge of street protests that spanned 82 Russian cities.
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Trump Signs Executive Order Unwinding Obama Climate PoliciesFlanked by coal miners at the Environmental Protection Agency, President Trump signed an order directing the agency to start the process of rewriting the Clean Power Plan.
Coal Miners Hope Trump’s Order Will Help. But Few Are Counting on It.President Trump’s move aiming to roll back environmental regulations elated many in coal country who felt bullied by his predecessor. But expectations for a comeback remain muted.
Policy Shift Helps Coal, but Other Forces May Limit EffectReversing clean power rules may lead to more drilling and pipelines, but economics and state initiatives still favor natural gas and renewable energy.
Fact Check: Trump’s Misleading Words on Energy and JobsPresident Trump claimed undue credit for job gains and miscast the effect of his executive orders on energy.
Mosul, Devin Nunes, Nicola Sturgeon: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
Devin Nunes Says He Will Continue to Lead Russia InquiryThe chairman of the House Intelligence Committee said Democrats’ concerns about his impartiality were “their problem.”
5 Reasons Trump’s Promised Tax Overhaul Won’t Be So EasyThe president’s failure to push through broad health care overhaul has raised questions about the prospects of a sweeping rewrite of the tax code.
Repeal of Affordable Care Act Is Back on Agenda, Republicans SayUnder pressure from conservative activists, House Republican leaders and the White House say they have restarted negotiations.
Congress Moves to Overturn Obama-Era Online Privacy RulesFollowing the Senate, the House voted to dismantle rules requiring broadband providers to get permission before collecting data on a user’s online activity. Like Trump, White House Staff Will Skip Correspondents DinnerThe administration said the entire White House staff would not attend the event next month, in solidarity with the president, who had already said he would not attend.
Mysterious Buyer of Trump’s Childhood Home Said to Be From ChinaA stream of Chinese visitors reportedly stopped to see the house between when it was listed for auction in January and when the sale closed last week.
Scotland Votes to Demand a Post-‘Brexit’ Independence ReferendumA vote by the Scottish Parliament sets the stage for a tussle between London and Edinburgh, with Scottish voters preferring to stay in the European Union.
At BlackRock, Machines Are Rising Over Managers to Pick StocksBlackRock is merging many actively managed mutual funds with peers that rely more on algorithms and models to pick stocks.
Automation Nation: Evidence That Robots Are Winning the Race for American JobsResearchers are surprised to see very little employment increase in other occupations to offset the job losses in manufacturing.
Crossing Cultures: Black K-Pop Fans in AmericaWhat draws so many black fans to Korean pop music? We explore the question on a Friday night in Newark, where thousands of fans pour in to see BTS, one of the most popular Korean pop bands in the world. Germany Refuses Turkey’s Request to Spy on Opponents of ErdoganThe refusal was the latest strain to relations as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey pursues a referendum next month to expand his powers.
3 Storm Chasers Killed in Crash During West Texas StormsThree storm chasers were killed when their vehicles collided at a rural crossroads during severe West Texas storms on Tuesday. 2 Black Women Sue Fox News, Claiming Racial DiscriminationThe suit says that Judith Slater, then the company’s comptroller, made racially charged comments, including suggestions that black men were “women beaters.”
Carlos the Jackal Receives a Third Life Sentence in FranceThe terrorist, Ilich Ramírez Sánchez, was convicted of tossing a hand grenade into a Paris drugstore in 1974, killing two and wounding 34.
Engulfed in Battle, Mosul Civilians Run for Their LivesOn the front lines of the fight against ISIS in west Mosul, a photojournalist for The Times documents the toll on Iraqis who have no safe way to escape.
U.S. ‘Probably Had a Role’ in Mosul Deaths, Commander SaysThe remarks by a general were the fullest acceptance of responsibility by an American commander for a March 17 strike that killed scores of civilians.
Right and Left: Partisan Writing You Shouldn’t MissRead about how the other side thinks. We have collected political writing from around the web and across ideologies.
11 Great Reads That Have Nothing to Do With PoliticsNo partisanship here. Just great stories about the world’s greatest book deal, the man who wrote “Groundhog Day” twice and famous love letters.
Books of The Times: A Florida of Sun, Sky, Sea and Mind“Sunshine State,” Sarah Gerard’s essay collection, and “Gulf: The Making of an American Sea,” Jack E. Davis’s environmental history, each explore the terrain of an unmoored state.
F.D.A. Approves First Drug to Treat Severe Multiple SclerosisThe drug, Ocrevus by Genentech, can also be used to treat patients with the more common form of the disease.
Severe Eczema Drug Is Approved by F.D.A.; Price Tag Is $37,000 a YearThe drug makers Regeneron Pharmaceuticals and Sanofi made a rare move, negotiating with insurers in advance over the price for Dupixent.
‘Way Out of Line’: Iowa Voters Rethink Support for Steve KingHas an outspokenly anti-immigrant congressman finally gone too far, even for his loyal constituents? Their attitudes seem to be shifting.
On Golf: The L.P.G.A. Tour and Donald Trump: It’s ComplicatedThe picture that L.P.G.A. golfers paint of the president as a respectful supporter of women stands in contrast to his record of speaking about women in degrading terms, our columnist writes.
Auschwitz Demonstrators Who Killed Sheep Weren’t Neo-Nazis, Officials SayThe 11 people arrested, who told prosecutors they were trying to send an antiwar message, face criminal charges for their stunt near the gate of the former Nazi death camp.
Bodies of 2 U.N. Researchers Are Found in a Shallow Grave in CongoMichael Sharp of Kansas and Zaida Catalan, a Swede, were investigating a new rebellion in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Pharrell Williams’s Life to Become a Movie Musical, ‘Atlantis’Fox has signed on to produce the film, inspired by elements of Mr. Williams’s childhood in Virginia Beach, and Michael Mayer will direct.
Daily Mail Compares 2 U.K. Leaders — Their Legs, Not Their IdeasA front page with Theresa May, Britain’s prime minister, and Nicola Sturgeon, the first minister of Scotland, elicited immediate outrage.
Ahmed Kathrada, Anti-Apartheid Activist in South Africa, Dies at 87He spent 26 years in prison, many alongside his close friend Nelson Mandela, for resisting white minority rule.
Holmestrand Journal: ‘Just See How I Shoot.’ In Norway, Women Are Joining the Hunt.Women are increasingly taking up this traditional masculine pastime, looking to connect with nature and the food chain.
Fame, Fortune and an Itch to Run for OfficeSome with wealth and renown are finding that insufficient and, like President Trump, are contemplating the political life.
Nonfiction: Don’t Do It: The Simple Solution to Clearing the To-Do ListAccording to Tiffany Dufu’s “Drop the Ball” and Stephen Marche’s “The Unmade Bed,” there’s a solution to those impossible household to-do lists: Quit.
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