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North Korea blacklisted for money laundering The U.S. Treasury has classified North Korea as a country at risk of money laundering and terrorist financing.     
Teen who wrote #BlackLivesMatter 100 times on Stanford application admitted A high school senior at private school in Princeton, N.J., was admitted to Stanford University after writing #BlackLivesMatter 100 times on college application.   EBay founder pledges $100M to counter 'fake news' Pierre Omidyar, the billionaire founder of eBay, has pledged $100 million over three years to fight "fake news" with investigative journalism.  
South Korea cruise missile test a 'success,' report says South Korea's military recently test-launched a 500-mile range cruise missile.   Taser changes name, offers U.S. police free body camera for a year Taser International announced Wednesday that it's changing its name -- and offering free body cameras to every U.S. police officer for one year.  
Philadelphia Eagles fans offer bunk beds, PS4 for Richard Sherman to join team Philadelphia Eagles fans were quick to offer up gifts to Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman, who is involved in trade talks.   Trump's economic moves likely won't be felt until 2018, Fed report says The Fed debated President Trump's economic moves at its March meeting before raising interest rates another quarter point, a record of the meet said Wednesday.   San Francisco Giants' Madison Bumgarner won't give bat to Hall of Fame Pitcher Madison Bumgarner smashed two home runs on opening day, but he won't give his bat up to the National Baseball Hall of Fame.   Dennis Rodman trashes LeBron James for resting Everyone has an opinion about the NBA's biggest stars sitting out games late in the season, that now includes Dennis Rodman.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Russia Blames Syria Gassing on Leak From Rebel Chemical CacheRussian officials blamed the poisonous gas contamination that activists say killed at least 83 people on a leak from a chemical weapons cache that had been hit by Syrian government airstrikes.
 
Kim Fires Another Missile, Tillerson: 'U.S. Has Spoken Enough About N. Korea'North Korea again fired a ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan, officials said in a provocation that comes amid annual joint U.S.-South Korean military drills.
China Steps Up in America's Backyard: Latin AmericaAs the U.S. retreats from trade deals under Trump, Latin Americans are actively looking east to boost growth and China is stepping up its investments.
Outraged Nikki Haley Denounces Russia, Syria After AttackHaley ripped into Russia during a U.N. Security Council meeting Wednesday for what she deemed an inadequate response to a suspected gas attack.
Trump: Syrian Chemical Attack an 'Affront to Humanity'President Donald Trump called the suspected chemical attack in Syria "an affront to humanity" and said it "cannot be tolerated" onWednesday.
For Syrian Doctor, 'Gas Attacks' Are Chilling RealityDr. Shajul Islam speaks with NBC News about his current experience treating Syrian victims of chemical attacks, which Mr. Islam says are becoming more dangerous and now hospitals are becoming targets. American Survivor of London Terror Attack Gives First InterviewMelissa Cochran spoke emotionally about her husband Kurt who was killed in the attack, calling him "the love of my life." Trump: 'Heinous' Syrian Chemical Attack 'Cannot Be Tolerated'President Trump condemns Tuesday's deadly chemical attack in Syria, calling it "an affront to humanity." Trump: My Attitude Toward Assad 'Has Changed Very Much'President Trump says his worldview is flexible, and describes how the Syrian chemical attack changed his opinion of leader Bashar al-Assad. U.S. Officials: Syria Gas Attack Consistent With Nerve AgentEarly morning is considered ideal for attacks with nerve agents, since cold air close to the ground keeps the chemical from dispersing too fast. Israel's First Openly Trans Soldier Helps Others Come OutCaptain Shachar, Israel's first out trans soldier, has paved the way for many others in the country.
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Trump’s View of Syria and Assad Altered After ‘Unacceptable’ Chemical AttackMr. Trump declined to elaborate what he would do to respond to the attacks during a joint news conference with King Abdullah of Jordan in the Rose Garden.
Nikki Haley Says U.S. May ‘Take Our Own Action’ on Syrian Chemical AttackMs. Haley, the American ambassador to the United Nations, told fellow Security Council members their lack of unity on Syria might mean “we are compelled to take our own action.”
Assad’s History of Chemical Attacks, and Other AtrocitiesIn six years of war, President Bashar al-Assad of Syria has overseen a campaign of carnage, using both the most modern means and ancient tactics against his people.
The Holes in Russia’s Account of the Syria Chemical AttackThe available evidence contradicts much of what the Russian government has said about a toxic attack that killed more than 100 people.
Trump, Syria, Pepsi: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing
Syria Chemical Attack: Here’s What HappenedOne of the worst chemical attacks in the Syrian civil war occurred on Tuesday in opposition-held Idlib Province. Dozens of people died, including children. Then the blaming began. Trump Removes Stephen Bannon From National Security Council PostThe shift, orchestrated by Lt. Gen. H. R. McMaster, will also restore the positions of senior military and intelligence officials who had been downgraded.
Trump Weighs Infrastructure Bill but Keeps New York Up in the AirDescribing the plan as a legislative sweetener, the president refused to say whether it would include two New York City projects that his budget for next year would defund.
Partial Transcript: Trump’s Interview With The TimesThe president discussed infrastructure, taxes and health care, and his opinions on the Fox News host Bill O’Reilly and the former national security adviser Susan E. Rice.
Trump, Citing No Evidence, Suggests Susan Rice Committed CrimeIn an interview, President Trump said Ms. Rice, a former national security adviser, may have sought the identities of Trump associates who were mentioned on intercepted communications.
Trump, Asked About Accusations Against Bill O’Reilly, Calls Him a ‘Good Person’The president praised the embattled Fox News host in an interview with The New York Times and said, “I don’t think Bill did anything wrong.”
Uniting Against Bill O’Reilly, Women Share Stories of Workplace HarassmentA hashtag to protest the Fox News host morphed into a meeting place for women to discuss their own professional experiences.
As Latest Health Plan Dies, Republicans Can’t Agree on a CulpritConservative groups moved quickly to shift the blame for the failure of a promise to repeal the Affordable Care Act onto some not-as-conservative Republicans.
On Supreme Court Split, Senators Agree: It’s Bad for the CountryIt was the eve of an expected Democratic filibuster of Judge Neil M. Gorsuch’s nomination to the Supreme Court, and a likely rule change by Republicans to bypass the filibuster.
Congressional Memo: What if the Senate Goes Beyond the Filibuster ‘Nuclear Option’?As Republicans prepare to eliminate the filibuster for judicial and cabinet nominees, senators are forced to consider if the next step would be abolishing the power to filibuster legislation.
Tech Fix: For Internet Privacy, VPNs Are an Imperfect ShieldLawmakers’ decision to overturn online privacy rules has many users weighing the pros and cons of these virtual tunnels.
The Diva Departs: Renée Fleming’s Farewell to OperaWith her art form in crisis, the soprano prepares for a poignant goodbye at the Met. But she has a second act in mind.
China Moves a Step Forward in Its Quest for Food SecurityThe European Union cleared China National Chemical Corporation’s $43 billion takeover of Syngenta, the Swiss farm chemicals and seeds company.
Pepsi Pulls Ad Accused of Trivializing Black Lives MatterThe beverage company apologized for an ad featuring Kendall Jenner giving a smiling officer a soda at a protest.
A Coffee Empire Grows, as Panera Is Sold to JAB Holding CompanyWith a sale to Europe’s JAB Holding Company, Panera will join a stable of brands that includes Peet’s Coffee, Caribou Coffee and Keurig Green Mountain.
Christie Lies Low, but Can’t Avoid Wrath of CommutersMany riders blamed Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey for shortchanging transportation as gridlock and train delays caused by a Penn Station derailment lingered.
In Canada, Where Muslims Are Few, Group Stirs Fear of IslamistsLa Meute started a year and a half ago in Quebec to oppose what it calls “invasive political Islam.” Now, its social media campaign has more than 50,000 followers.
Life on Mars: Get to Know the CrewSix people are living in isolation for eight months on a volcano in Hawaii as part of a study to simulate human exploration of Mars. In the second episode of this 360-video series, we find out how they are settling in — and how they clean the toilet. Los Angeles Raids Target Investor Green Card FraudThe multiyear investigation is the latest to highlight abuses in the EB-5 program, which offers foreign investors a fast path to a green card.
Jeff Bezos Says He Is Selling $1 Billion a Year in Amazon Stock to Finance Race to SpaceStanding with a reusable booster and a model of a capsule for carrying humans into space, the billionaire disclosed that he had been financing his rocket company by selling shares in his company.
U.S. Women’s Soccer Team and U.S. Soccer Ratify New Labor AgreementThe deal, which runs through 2021, guarantees the players improved pay and bonuses, but not the equal pay with the men’s team they had sought.
St. Petersburg Metro Attack Included Many Students Among VictimsThe dead included a famous doll maker and a beloved wrestling coach. The toll has risen to 14, with more than 60 injured.
Alabama Governor Could Face Prosecution After Ethics RulingAlabama Gov. Robert Bentley could face criminal prosecution after a state ethics panel found probable cause that he broke ethics and campaign finance law in a sex-tinged scandal that has engulfed him for more than a year. The ‘Goddess’ Yi Wan Ka: Ivanka Trump Is a Hit in ChinaThe president’s daughter is an adored role model for young professionals in Beijing. Analysts say her popularity may help ease international tensions.
Review: Kevin Kline Serves Ham in Soignée Silk in ‘Present Laughter’A bouncy revival of a Noël Coward classic re-establishes the Tony-winning Mr. Kline as one of the great physical comedians.
Arkansas Parole Board Recommends Clemency for Death-Row InmateThe board said that Jason McGehee, one of eight inmates set to be put to death this month, should be spared. The governor will make the final call.
Arthur Bisguier, Brash, Self-Taught Bronx Chess Champion, Dies at 87Mr. Bisguier learned to play chess when he was 5 by watching games between his older sister and a cousin. He was frustrated by failures against Bobby Fischer.
Facebook Announces New Ways to Prevent ‘Revenge Porn’The company is trying to address a uniquely modern and pernicious form of harassment, which is often but not exclusively aimed at women.
Political Calculus: Democrats Are Bad at Midterm Turnout. That Seems Ready to Change.Early signs in special elections are consistent with a trend in which the party out of power benefits from strong turnout in off-year races. High School Journalists Land a Scoop, and the Principal ResignsThe credentials of the school official in Pittsburg, Kan., came under question after a student article that won praise from journalism groups.
Who Is Mike Cernovich? A GuideTwice in a week, people close to President Trump have praised the blogger, YouTube personality and author.
Past and Present: In France, a Monument Honors the American Flyers of World War IThe Lafayette Escadrille Memorial near Paris is a tribute to pilots who were killed flying for France.
Melania Trump Meets Queen Rania, as White House Grapples With CrisesTheir meeting, which centered around the issue of school choice, was meant to cast a softer lens on the Trump administration.
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