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2017 NBA Playoffs: Washington Wizards vs. Atlanta Hawks preview, outlook John Wall and Bradley Beal, fueled by not qualifying for the playoffs last year, led the Washington Wizards to a 49-win season.    
2017 NBA Playoffs: Golden State Warriors vs. Portland Trail Blazers preview, outlook The Warriors will seek to repeat last year's postseason march through the Portland Trail Blazers when they open a best-of-7, first-round series at home Sunday.   Sister of Boston Celtics G Isaiah Thomas killed in car accident The sister of Boston Celtics' All-Star guard Isaiah Thomas was killed in a one-car accident early Saturday morning, according to the Washington State police.  
2017 NBA Playoffs: Giannis Antetokounmpo leads Milwaukee Bucks to win over Toronto Raptors Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 28 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead the Bucks to a victory over the Raptors in the opener of their playoff series.   Duke's Luke Kennard balls with Adam Sandler, Rob Schneider, David Spade Former Duke guard Luke Kennard is headed to the NBA, but this week he still had some fun on campus.  
Japanese video game maker lets fans marry anime girl crushes The makers of a Japanese anime dating simulation video game said users will be allowed to have a virtual reality wedding with their favorite female character.   North Korea launches failed missile test North Korea made a failed attempt to launch a missile Saturday, the latest in a string of provocations surrounding its nuclear weapons program.   Chris Sale prevails against Tampa Bay Rays for first win with Boston Red Sox It wasn't much, but the Boston Red Sox bats finally came through for Chris Sale in the seventh inning Saturday night.   2017 RBC Heritage: Eagles lift Jason Dufner to one-stroke lead Jason Dufner hasn't finished in the top 10 in nine PGA Tour events this season, but you wouldn't know it by the way he played in the third round of the RBC Heritage on Saturday.   2017 NBA Playoffs: C.J. Miles misfires as Cleveland Cavaliers stave off Indiana Pacers C.J. Miles missed an open jumper at the buzzer and the Cavaliers held on to beat the Pacers 109-108 in Game 1 of their Eastern Conference first-round series.   2017 NHL Playoffs: Ottawa Senators win in OT to pull even with Boston Bruins Dion Phaneuf's slap shot from the point 1:59 into overtime gave the Ottawa Senators a 4-3 win over the Boston Bruins on Saturday at Canadian Tire Centre.   Japan facing massive potato chip shortage In Japan, the potato chip slogan "betcha can't eat just one" has taken on a literal meaning after a shortage of the snack has cleared grocery shelves.   Andrew McCutchen's three-run homer leads Pittsburgh Pirates past Chicago Cubs McCutchen hit a go-ahead, three-run home run to cap a five-run seventh inning, and the Pirates rallied for an 8-7 win over the Chicago Cubs Saturday afternoon.   2017 NBA Playoffs: Houston Rockets vs. Oklahoma City Thunder preview, outlook Beyond the stats that underscored their success against OKC, the Rockets showed that for all the dynamism Westbrook possesses, it isn't always a corollary for wins.   Ervin Santana's one-hit gem sends Minnesota Twins past Chicago White Sox Catcher Chris Gimenez went to the mound to give Santana a chance to reset after a walk, a wild pitch and a long foul ball by Jose Abreu of the White Sox.   New York Yankees, CC Sabathia slip past St. Louis Cardinals CC Sabathia took a shutout into the eighth inning and the Yankees did enough against erratic Carlos Martinez to hold on for the victory over the Cardinals.   Florida Gators C T.J. McCoy, girlfriend, hit by car in hit-and-run accident Florida center T.J. McCoy has been hospitalized after being hit by a car early Friday morning.   Kendrys Morales' walk-off home run ends Toronto Blue Jays' 7-game skid The Blue Jays signed power hitter Kendrys Morales in the offseason from the Royals for his offense, and he delivered on Saturday at the Rogers Centre.   Philadelphia Phillies beat Washington Nationals on Cesar Hernandez home run2017 NBA Playoffs: Boston Celtics vs. Chicago Bulls preview, outlook The Celtics know enough about Jimmy Butler, Dwyane Wade and Rajon Rondo to know their series with the Bulls is more than your typical No. 1 seed versus No. 8.   VP Pence embarks on 10-day Asia-Pacific swing Vice President Mike Pence embarked on a 10-day trip to Asia where his first stop will be South Korea, a nation on edge over saber-rattling from the North.   Pentagon readies largest deployment in Somalia since Black Hawk Down The U.S. military authorized an additional 40 ground troops be deployed in Somalia, the largest presence there since the 1993 incident known as Black Hawk Down.   Dr. Pepper surprises lucky college student with her own soda fountain Dr. Pepper surprised a Kansas woman with her very own outdoor soda fountain after she shared a tweet expressing her love for the beverage.   World's oldest person Emma Morano dead at 117 Emma Morano, the last living person born in the 1800s, died at her home in Italy at the age of 117 on Saturday.   Two arrested in Congo over killing of U.N. monitors Officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo said two men were arrested in connection with the killing of United Nations workers last month.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Persecution of These Christians Is 'Worst It Has Ever Been'The Coptic Christians of Egypt are an ancient religious minority whose persecution today is "the worst it has ever been," according to analysts.
 
World's Oldest Person Dies at 117Emma Morano, at 117 the world's oldest person, died Saturday at her home in northern Italy, her physician said.
Senators: U.S. Restrictions Keep Food From Famine VictimsTwo U.S. senators are proposing making American food assistance more efficient after meeting with victims of South Sudan's famine and civil war.
MOAB Bomb Didn't Need Trump's Approval, Officials SayThe U.S. commander in Afghanistan who ordered use of the "mother of all bombs" to attack an ISIS stronghold near the Pakistani border didn't need and didn't request President Donald Trump's approval, Pentagon officials said Friday.
North Korea Parades New Missile Launch Capability: ExpertsExperts said Saturday's massive parade included prototype missiles that were longer than earlier versions and appeared to have new launch capabilities.
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With Trump Appointees, a Raft of Potential Conflicts and ‘No Transparency’President Trump is populating the federal government with former lobbyists who in many cases are influencing policy in industries where they were recently paid.
As Tax Day Approaches, Protesters Demand to See Trump’s ReturnsHundreds marched near Mar-a-Lago in Florida, and thousands gathered in Washington and other cities across the country.
Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump: Pillars of Family-Driven West WingAs the president has soured on Stephen K. Bannon, Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump have emerged as President Trump’s most important advisers, at least for now.
North Korean Missile Launch Fails, and a Show of Strength FizzlesThe timing was an embarrassment for Kim Jong-un, because the launch appeared to have been intended to coincide with the approach of a fleet of American warships.
Federal Judge Blocks Arkansas ExecutionsA federal judge halted Arkansas’s plans for an extraordinary series of executions set to begin on Monday. A state judge’s ruling had already put the schedule in doubt.
Damien Echols Says He Is Proof Arkansas Sends ‘Innocent People to Death’With a legal fight unfolding over a series of scheduled executions, Mr. Echols makes a rare trip back to the state where he spent 18 years on death row.
After Church Bombings, Egyptian Christians Are Resigned but ResoluteAttacks on two churches that killed 45 people remind Copts of a 2011 bombing that has never been solved.
Taking a Spin With Bobby Cannavale"The Hairy Ape" at the Park Avenue Armory uses a turntable stage that rotates around the audience and, at 140 feet in diameter, is the largest in the modern history of New York theater. In this 360 video, hop on for one of the rotations. Man Arrested in Killing of a New York Woman Jogging in MassachusettsThe police said that DNA collected from Vanessa Marcotte’s hands helped lead to an arrest in her death.
Hacking Group Claims N.S.A. Infiltrated Mideast Banking SystemThe group, which calls itself the Shadow Brokers, said the agency had broken into the international bank messaging system called Swift.
Sri Lanka Garbage Dump Collapse Kills at Least 19A dump that collapsed on a residential neighborhood on Friday killed at least 19, buried scores of homes and sent many more residents fleeing.
Calling Successor a ‘Traitor’, Afghan Ex-Leader Denounces U.S. BombingFormer President Hamid Karzai called his successor “a traitor” for allowing the United States to drop a giant bomb in Afghanistan.
Mexican Deportees, Once Ignored Back Home, Now Find ‘Open Arms’The number of Mexicans kicked out of the United States actually fell at the start of President Trump’s term, but politicians and others in Mexico have seized on the issue.
From ‘Zombie Malls’ to Bonobos: America’s Retail TransformationPhysical temples to commerce remain, but today the online experience is rapidly changing our relationship with shopping.
April the Giraffe, an Internet Star, Gives Birth. Finally.The giraffe you’ve been waiting for made its long-awaited debut on a live stream that has, over the past few months, drawn millions of viewers.
Referendum Inflames Concerns Over Turkey’s Grip in GermanyGerman officials believe that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, whose power could be expanded by a vote on Sunday, is using a decades-old arrangement between the countries to spy on opponents.
As Atrocities Mount in Syria, Justice Seems Out of ReachA mountain of evidence has been compiled against Syrian officials for war crimes from torture to summary killings. But there is no clear path to justice.
Dozens Killed as Blast Strikes Convoy Carrying Evacuated SyriansThe bomb attack interrupted a deal between the government and the rebels to evacuate people from four villages that have suffered prolonged sieges.
Marijuana Goes Industrial in CaliforniaGrowers are moving to large farms in the Salinas Valley, threatening the state’s smaller cannabis farmers and inspiring fears of a glut.
The One That Got Away: Theft of Fishing Guide’s Ashes Becomes a WhodunitIt was the last time anyone saw what’s left of Capt. Bill Curtis, who changed saltwater fly-fishing and inspired characters in books.
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