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Pittsburgh Steelers' Le'Veon Bell banned from high school prom
Colin Kaepernick helps get airplane to aid starving Somalis Free agent Colin Kaepernick was looking for a plane this week, but it wasn't to visit a potential NFL team.      NFL great, former Ohio State star calls out Ezekiel Elliott He's still under investigation by Roger Goodell and the NFL for domestic violence, but that hasn't hindered Ezekiel Elliott's offseason.  
Watch: Huge dunk attempt ends in March Madness faceplantRattlesnake hunting with 'Wild Bill' is so Mike Gundy He's no longer 40, but Mike Gundy still has a mullet and a mean rattlesnake hunting game.  
Ted Cruz calls for North Korea to be relisted as terror sponsor The assassination of Kim Jong Un's older half-brother provides grounds for relisting North Korea as a state sponsor of terrorism, Ted Cruz said Friday.   Justice Dept. signals appeal of Maryland immigration ruling The Justice Department said it will a Maryland court ruling suspending President Donald Trump's executive order restricting travel from six Muslim countries.   Netflix testing 'skip intro' feature that cuts off opening credits Netflix is testing a new feature that allows users to skip the introduction on its original programming, a potential delight for binge-watchers.   Nobel-winning poet Derek Walcott, voice of the Caribbean, dead at 87 Derek Walcott, the Nobel laureate poet whose vivid work described his home on the Caribbean island St. Lucia, died Friday, his publisher said. He was 87.   Great white shark circles Hawaii kayaker for more than an hour A Hawaii man who went fishing in his kayak said he plans to steer clear of one area after he was stalked by a great white shark for more than an hour.   NCIS investigation into nude photos expands to gay porn sites The growing scandal around nude photos of female Marines shared on a private Facebook page has grown to include pictures of male Marines, officials said.   'Narcissist' bird spends hours staring at own reflection in Australia A bush stone-curlew bird that spent hours staring at its own reflection in an Australian building is a viral star thanks to a video and sign made by an expert.   Kangaroo joey and bearded dragon become best friends An Australian wildlife sanctuary said an orphaned kangaroo joey has struck up an unusual friendship with a bearded dragon.   Oklahoma police searching for 3 jail escapees Three men escaped crawling through the ventilation system of an Oklahoma jail late Thursday and authorities said they may be armed.   Spiders eat more than 400 million tons of insects every year A team of European researchers estimate spiders consumer between 400 and 800 million insects and other invertebrates every year.   Shrimp boat gets stuck under South Florida bridge A visitor to a Southwest Florida bridge captured video of a shrimp boat attempting to pass under the structure and temporarily getting stuck.   Study shows moderate exercise may aid HCM patients Research suggests a change in current guidelines for people with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy to include moderate exercise.   Lockheed Martin to recoat U.S. Air Force F-22s Lockheed Martin has received a $40 million contract modification to sustain the U.S. Air Force's F-22 Raptor fleet.   Costco shopper left pantless when phone catches fire in his pocket A Washington state Costco shopper had to shed his pants in a hurry when his cellphone abruptly caught fire in his pocket, witnesses said.   Portions of Earth's earliest crust found in Canada Scientists discovered the chemical signatures of early Earth's crust in rock samples recovered in Canada.   New perfume captures fragrance of kitten fur A New York-based fragrance company has released a new perfume to allow cat lovers to recreate the scent of kitten fur.   Guinness Beer Castle on the market in time for St. Paddy's St. Patrick's Day revelers looking to do more than drink on the Irish holiday might want to consider buying real estate -- the Guinness Beer Castle is for sale.   Dozens killed when Somali refugee boat is fired on in Red Sea Dozens of people were killed and many more injured when a boat carrying Somali refugees was fired upon in the Red Sea, human rights groups said Friday.   U.N. official resigns after report accusing Israel of apartheid A United Nations official resigned after issuing a report that accused Israel of apartheid in its treatment of Palestinians.   FNSS beings production for Turkish KORKUT armored vehicle FNSS has began serial production for the Self-Propelled Low Altitude Air Defence Gun System, an armored vehicle project for Turkish ground forces.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Military Action Against North Korea Is 'on the Table': TillersonThe secretary of state's comments came a day after saying that two decades of bipartisan diplomatic efforts toward Kim Jong Un's regime had failed.
 
Mount Etna Explodes: Watch News Crew's Dramatic EscapeItaly's Mount Etna showered a group of tourists, journalists and scientists with molten rocks and ash. U.S. Denies Striking Mosque After Dozens Reported Killed in SyriaA senior U.S. military official wouldn't rule out the possibility that the mosque may have been struck or blown up later by someone else.
Nuclear-Hit Fukushima to Host Olympic Baseball in 2020Three reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant suffered a meltdown after an earthquake and tsunami struck the region in March 2011.
Rattled Japan Holds Missile Attack Drill Amid North Korea FearsThe exercise was conducted under the hypothetical scenario of ballistic missiles launched by a "Nation X."
U.K. Official: White House Promised Not to Repeat GCHQ Wiretap ClaimGCHQ went public after Sean Spicer quoted a Fox New analyst to support Donald Trump's claim that he was wiretapped by President Barack Obama.
During Press Conference, Trump Recalls U.S. Wiretapping Merkel"At least we have something in common," President Trump said about a diplomatic incident in which the U.S. snooped on Merkel's cell phone.
Airstrike Destroys Mosque, Kills Dozens in Al-Jinnah, SyriaThe U.S. military has denied responsibility for killing dozens of people inside a mosque that was close to a targeted Al Qaeda meeting. Trump: Wiretapping Gives Merkel and I 'Something in Common, Perhaps'President Trump defends his Obama wiretapping claim while also alluding to 2013 reports that the U.S. wiretapped German Chancellor Angela Merkel' Trump Reiterates 'Strong Support for NATO' to Germany's MerkelDuring a joint press conference, President Trump says he has also stressed to German Chancellor Angela Merkel the need for NATO allies to pay their 2% Watch Rescuers Save People From Rushing Flood Waters in PeruResidents of the Huachipa municipality just outside Lima, Peru are forced from their homes after river overflows it banks and send torrents of water r Derek Walcott, Caribbean Nobel Laureate Poet, Dies at 87Derek Walcott, the Caribbean region's most famous writer on the colonialism narrative, died on the island of St. Lucia early Friday
Want to Travel the World for Almost Nothing? Try HousesittingFrom an ivy-covered farmhouse in the English countryside to a beachfront apartment in Australia, house-sitting is a great way to cut travel costs.
See Incredible Moment Woman Pulls Herself From Raging FloodwatersA 33-second video shows the moment Evangelina Chamorro DÃaz, 32, emerged from floodwaters just outside Lima, Peru, and walked to safety.
N. Korea Getting 'Better and Better' With Missiles: UN Ambassador HaleyU.N. ambassador Nikki Haley talks about North Korea in the second part of an exclusive interview with TODAY's Matt Lauer. Dog Shot Dead for Delaying Planes at AirportA police marksman killed the 10-month-old bearded-collie and German shorthaired pointer cross called Grizz, which was in training to detect explosives.
Mount Etna Eruption Triggers 'Violent Explosion,' 10 InjuredA "violent explosion" triggered by boiling lava hitting snow on Sicily's Mount Etna injured 10 people, including scientists and a TV crew.
Missiles Fired at Israeli Jets After Airstrikes Batter SyriaIsrael's army said the safety of Israeli civilians and the safety of the Israeli aircraft "were not compromised."
No, It's Not You. These Landmarks Are Turning Green on St. Patrick's DayFrom the Great Wall of China to the Las Vegas 'Welcome' sign, St. Patrick's Day revelers will feel plenty of Irish luck as landmarks turn green.
Trump and Merkel to Meet, Attempt to Put Differences AsideIt's no secret that German Chancellor Angela Merkel and President Donald Trump have a tense history.
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Trump Offers No Apology for Claim on British SpyingBritish officials were livid after the White House aired an unverified claim that Britain’s spy agency had monitored Mr. Trump during last year’s campaign at the behest of President Barack Obama.
Fox’s Andrew Napolitano Stirred the Pot for Trump’s British TempestNapolitano, the network’s senior legal analyst, set off a global row by asserting that Britain’s top spy agency had wiretapped Mr. Trump on behalf of Barack Obama.
A Timeline on Trump’s Wiretap ClaimsA look at the reactions, clarifications and explanations after President Trump, in a series of tweets, accused Barack Obama of tapping his phones last fall.
Merkel Meets Trump, the Defender Versus the DisrupterMr. Trump and Ms. Merkel made a show of working together, but they could not disguise the gulf that separates them on many thorny issues.
Tillerson, Trump, ‘Beauty and the Beast’: Your Friday Evening Briefing
All Eyes on China as U.S. Signals New Tack on North KoreaAs Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson heads to Beijing, his interactions with his hosts, and whether he takes a hard line with China over its support for North Korea, will be closely watched.
Rex Tillerson Rejects Talks With North Korea on Nuclear ProgramThe secretary of state, visiting South Korea, said for the first time that the Trump administration might act pre-emptively if the threat hit an unacceptable level.
Tillerson: ‘All Options Are on the Table’Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson, in a visit to South Korea, said if North Korea increased "the threat of their weapons program” to an unacceptable level, the Trump administration would consider action. "The policy of strategic patience has ended," Mr. Tillerson said. Trump Budget Cuts Put Struggling Americans on EdgeAs news of Mr. Trump’s budget begins to sink in, some Americans feel as if their country no longer has a place for them.
Republicans Start Lining Up to Fight for the N.E.A. and N.E.H.The fates of the arts endowment are far from sealed, given the support they are getting from key lawmakers in President Trump’s party.
States Could Make Work a Medicaid Requirement Under G.O.P. DealThey also agreed to issue Medicaid funds to states as lump-sum block grants, making concessions to hard-liners balking at a bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
Trump and Ryan: Health Bill May Test Marriage of ConveniencePresident Trump and Speaker Paul Ryan have weathered clashes to advance conservative legislation, but Mr. Trump’s allies are trying to distance him from “Ryancare.”
Pentagon Releases Photo to Rebut Contention It Bombed a MosqueThe Pentagon said the building in Syria was hosting Al Qaeda operatives when it was bombed. Activists insisted that civilians were killed in the strike.
White House Fence Jumper Was on Grounds 17 Minutes Before DetectionNew details indicate the episode was more serious than the Secret Service originally said.
With Their Leaders at a Loss, Marine Veterans Fight AbusersAs the Marine Corps commissions a task force on a nude photo sharing scandal, veterans have been gathering intelligence and striking back online.
Syria Fires Missiles at Israeli WarplanesThe Israeli military said its warplanes had targeted several sites in Syria in what appeared to be the most serious clash between the two countries in years.
Burrowing Under Luminous Ice to Retrieve MusselsWhen the winter tide goes out on a northern Canadian bay, some Inuit clamber into the ice caves below to harvest food. A Harvest Underneath the IceFor one hour, as the tide goes out, ice caves in northern Quebec yawn open with an abundance of mussels. Travel under the ice in 360 with the Inuit who harvest the mussels before the tide floods back in. What to Cook: What to Cook This WeekendSt. Patrick’s Day is upon us, but whether you decide to celebrate with Irish tacos or spend your weekend on more of a project, we’ve got you covered.
Betsy DeVos’s Hiring of For-Profit College Official Raises Impartiality IssuesRobert S. Eitel, a lawyer for a for-profit college operator under repeated scrutiny, has taken an Education Department post while on unpaid leave.
Derek Walcott, Poet and Nobel Laureate of the Caribbean, Dies at 87Mr. Walcott’s intricately metaphorical poetry captured the physical beauty of the Caribbean, the harsh legacy of colonialism and the complexities of living and writing in two cultural worlds.
Man Charged With Murder in Death of Emergency Worker in the BronxThe police said Jose Gonzalez, 25, got into an ambulance and drove over an emergency medical worker, killing her and injuring another.
Why Are Basketball Games So Squeaky? Consider the Spiny LobsterThe sound of shoes skidding on hardwood can be explained by shoe designers, rubber scientists, mechanical engineers and a biologist.
A Word With: Dave Chappelle on Trump, Cosby and His Netflix DealThe comedian also says that he turned to Louis C.K. for advice after he grew concerned that his postelection “S.N.L.” appearance would fall flat.
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