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A fifth member of the Mexican "rip crew" suspected in the 2010 murder of U.S. Border Patrol agent Brian Terry has been arrested, the Department of Homeland Security announced Thursday.
Two dozen people stuck 100 feet in the air were rescued from a stalled roller coaster Thursday at Six Flags America in Maryland.
A turbulent week for United Airlines continued Thursday when the company confirmed that a scorpion fell from an overhead bin and stung a passenger on a flight.
Dustin Johnson, the world's No. 1-ranked golfer who missed the Masters because of a back injury, will return to action at the Wells Fargo Championship.
American Bud Cauley carded a first-round 63 to take an early lead at the RBC Heritage in Hilton Head, SC.
Actors Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner, who announced two years ago they were divorcing, made it official this week.
Tesla Motors, the most valuable automaker in the United States, will soon begin making cargo and passenger trucks, the company's chief said Thursday.
Nearly 100 refugees were lost Thursday when their boat sank off the Libyan coast -- another tragedy in one of the Mediterranean's deadliest years for migrants.
Memphis Grizzlies guard Tony Allen is out indefinitely with a sprained right calf, the team announced Thursday.
Yu Darvish struck out 10 while shutting out the Los Angeles Angels on five hits over seven innings, lifting the Texas Rangers to an 8-3 victory.
Veteran cornerback Jason McCourty announced on Twitter Thursday that he is being released by the Tennessee Titans.
Hanley Ramirez officially assumed the Big Papi role for the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday afternoon.
Anthony Rizzo and Addison Russell each hit solo homers while Brett Anderson scattered 3 hits over five innings as the Chicago Cubs beat the Los Angeles Dodgers.
A patient approach and a few long balls energized the Minnesota Twins' offense.
What forecasters feared might be one of the worst storms New Zealand has ever seen, Cyclone Cook, fizzled on Thursday without causing much trouble at all.
A Michigan woman who brought her Bernese mountain dog to an event called "Furrycon" said she was surprised to learn the definition of a "Furry."
An Australian snake catcher responded to an Adelaide home where discovered a "really unusual" scene: A red-bellied black snake in a family's trash can.
An Australian man who went out for a round of golf found his game was complicated by the presence of dozens of kangaroos.
Terror group Boko Haram appears to be ramping up its recruitment of children for suicide attacks and other duties, a U.N. watchdog said in a report this week.
NFL players mourned Pittsburgh Steelers owner Dan Rooney Thursday after his death. He was 84-years-old.
Masters champion Sergio Garcia was once a "sore loser" according to Padraig Harrington.
Biologic drugs are helping make progress against Crohn's disease, according to a new study that found fewer U.S. patients are being hospitalized each year for it.
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U.S. Drops 'Mother of All Bombs' on ISIS Target in AfghanistanU.S. forces dropped one of the biggest non-nuclear weapons in its arsenal in a large-scale strike against ISIS in eastern Afghanistan on Thursday, according to Pentagon officials.
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North Korea 'Primed and Ready' for Nuke Test: ReportSatellite images showed increased activity at the nation's mountainous nuclear test site, according to U.S.-based monitoring group 38 North.
• Email to a friend • Cash Splash: Trevi Fountain Holds $1.5M in ChangeAn Italian charity says nearly $1.5 million dollars in small change was thrown into Rome's Trevi fountain in 2016.
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U.S. May Launch Strike If North Korea Reaches For Nuclear TriggerThe U.S. is prepared to launch a strike with conventional weapons against North Korea should officials become convinced that North Korea is about to follow through with a nuclear weapons test, multiple senior U.S. intelligence officials told NBC News.North Korea has warned that a "big event" is near, and U.S. officials say signs point to a nuclear test that could come as early as this weekend.The intelligence officials told NBC News that the U.S. has positioned two destroyers capable of shooting Tomahawk cruise missiles in the region, one just 300 miles from the North Korean nuclear test site.American heavy bombers are also positioned in Guam to attack North Korea should it be necessary, and earlier this week, the Pentagon announced that the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier strike group was being diverted to the area. Tune in to "NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt" Thursday for more.
• Email to a friend • Russia and Syria Discuss 'Extremely Provocative' U.S. Missile StrikeRussian FM Lavrov said he and Rex Tillerson had agreed such a strike "should not happen again." Syrian FM Muallem said the U.S. goal "w • Email to a friend •
Pope Francis Washes Feet of Prisoners in Easter TraditionThe Pope held a celebration of mass with prisoners in the maximum security facility, and urged them to "be the servant of others." • Email to a friend • CIA Director Pompeo Calls WikiLeaks A 'Hostile Intelligence Service'Pompeo also said Julian Assange was making "common cause with dictators" and would have been "on the wrong side of history" in the 30s, 40s, and 50s.
• Email to a friend • How Does the 'MOAB' Compare to a Nuclear Bomb?The U.S. military has dropped a "MOAB" - a 21,600-pound bomb - on a target in Afghanistan. How does the massive weapon compare to a nuke? • Email to a friend • Canada Moves Towards Legalizing Recreational MarijuanaThe Canadian government introduced legislation on Thursday that put the country on track to make recreational marijuana use legal by July 2018.
• Email to a friend • Londoners Protest Against Anti-Gay Violence in ChechnyaHundreds gathered outside the Russian embassy in London after reports surfaced that gay men are being tortured in "camps" in the Russian region.
• Email to a friend • Syria's Assad Claims Chemical Weapons Attack Is '100 Percent Fabrication'The U.S. and other countries say Bashar Assad ordered a chemical weapons attack that killed more than 100 civilians,. But in his first interview since the deaths, Syria's president said the accusations are "100 percent fabrication."
• Email to a friend • U.S.-Led Airstrike Kills 18 Allied Fighters in Friendly Fire Incident: PentagonIt was not immediately clear if a U.S. plane carried out the strike, south of Tabqah in northern Syria on Tuesday, which killed 18 members of the American-backed SDF.
• Email to a friend • Trump Shares Cake — and 'Chemistry' — with China's XiPresident Donald Trump cemented his newfound friendship with China's President Xi Jinping over the "most beautiful piece of chocolate cake you've ever seen."
• Email to a friend • Trump Reverses on NATO: 'It Is No Longer Obsolete'President Donald Trump reversed his stance on NATO being "obsolete" Wednesday — a 180-degree turn on a key campaign complaint
• Email to a friend • Tillerson Tells Putin: U.S.-Russia Relations 'At a Low Point'Russian President Vladimir Putin met with U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Wednesday as tensions between the two countries escalates
• Email to a friend • North Korea Leader Opens Sprawling New Housing DevelopmentKing Jong Un cut the ribbon on a huge new housing development in the North Korean capital that was built in just over a year • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles
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How Destructive Is the ‘Mother of All Bombs’?The United States dropped the most powerful nonnuclear bomb in its arsenal on what it said was an ISIS cave complex in remote Afghanistan. The bomb — called the GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast — can obliterate everything within a 1,000-yard radius. • Email to a friend •
Afghanistan, United Airlines, Syria: Your Thursday Evening BriefingTrump Plan Would Curtail Protections for Detained ImmigrantsAs the administration tries to find jail space for its crackdown on illegal immigration, it is moving to curtail rules regarding the health and safety of detainees.
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A Birthday Chorus for Zuma: Resign NowOn President Jacob Zuma’s birthday, tens of thousands of people protested outside his office in Pretoria, South Africa, calling on him to quit. • Email to a friend • A Sisterhood of ScaresWhat’s it like to be a female fan at a horror convention? Fifteen women spill their guts.
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United and Pepsi Affairs Force Brands to Respect Social MediaThe potential perils that come with broad access to consumers have led companies to take it very seriously.
• Email to a friend • United Airlines Passenger May Need Surgery, Lawyer SaysDr. David Dao, the passenger dragged off a United flight, suffered a broken nose, sustained a concussion, lost two teeth and injured his sinuses, his lawyer said.
• Email to a friend • Steelers Chairman Dan Rooney, an N.F.L. Force and Link to Football’s Past, Dies at 84Rooney began his time with the team as a water boy at age 9 and helped build one of the most successful franchises in N.F.L. history.
• Email to a friend • Lawyers for Women in Kim Jong-nam Case Say They Were ScapegoatedMalaysia’s decision to free the North Korean suspects ended chances of bringing the real culprits to justice, say lawyers for the two women accused in the killing.
• Email to a friend • One Killed, Three Wounded in Shooting Aboard Atlanta MetroA man opened fire aboard a moving Atlanta metro train on Thursday, killing one man and wounding three other passengers before the suspected gunman was arrested at the next station, a police spokesman said. • Email to a friend • Review: ‘Oslo’ Fills a Large Canvas in a Thrilling ProductionBartlett Sher’s masterly production of J.T. Rogers’s drama about the Oslo Accords is reborn as the colossus it was always meant to be.
• Email to a friend • In Sports, Boston Is Now Second to NoneIt’s a good time to be a sports fan in the city. But it wasn’t always that way.
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