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North Korea defectors launch 'birthday' balloons across DMZ North Korean defectors are crashing Kim Il Sung's birthday party with helium balloon launches.    
New York Yankees edge St. Louis Cardinals for fifth straight win Masahiro Tanaka recovered from allowing an early home run and pitched into the seventh inning as the New York Yankees took a 4-3 victory over the Cardinals.   2017 NHL Playoffs: Sidney Crosby propels Pittsburgh Penguins past Columbus Blue Jackets Sidney Crosby was asked late in the season whether he liked the nickname that had been catching on for his new line combination -- the Sid and the Kids Line.  
2017 NBA Playoffs: San Antonio Spurs vs. Memphis Grizzlies preview, outlook Plenty of grit and determination will be on display when two rivals, the San Antonio Spurs and Memphis Grizzlies, square off in the first round of the playoffs.   Washington Nationals outlast Philadelphia Phillies in 10 innings The first two weeks of the season have been shaky for the Washington Nationals' bullpen, which had the best ERA in the National League in 2016.  
2017 NBA Playoffs: Toronto Raptors vs. Milwaukee Bucks preview, outlook At first glance, the Toronto Raptors appear to be an easy choice to defeat the Milwaukee Bucks in their Eastern Conference first-round playoff series.   New Era unveils official 2017 NFL Draft caps This week hat maker New Era revealed its official on stage cap for the 2017 NFL Draft.   Late actress Carrie Fisher receives tribute at 'Star Wars Celebration' "Star Wars Celebration" continued in Florida on Friday with a special panel hosted by Mark Hamill to honor late actress Carrie Fisher.   Pentagon defends debut of biggest non-nuclear bomb on Afghanistan The top U.S. military commander in Afghanistan on Friday defended the call to use the Pentagon's biggest non-nuclear bomb against a terrorist target near Kabul.   2017 RBC Heritage: Graham DeLaet, Luke Donald share second-round Heritage lead Canadian Graham DeLaet eagled the par-4 ninth hole and shot a 4-under 67 on Friday to claim a share of the second-round lead with former World No. 1 Luke Donald at the RBC Heritage in Hilton Head Island, S.C.   Martellus Bennett compares Tom Brady to Jennifer Lopez He's known for his thoughtful commentary, and on Thursday Martellus Bennett didn't disappoint when asked about new quarterback Aaron Rodgers.   Houston Texans pick up Jadeveon Clowney's fifth-year option The Houston Texans picked up the fifth-year option on former top overall pick Jadeveon Clowney, multiple outlets reported on Friday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Nuke Test Will Happen Whenever We Choose: North Korea"Trump is always making provocations with his aggressive words," North Korean minister Han Song Ryol said, blaming the U.S. for "trouble."
 
Why Did U.S. Drop a Huge Bomb on Afghanistan?The MOAB was the largest non-nuclear bomb ever dropped by the U.S. military — so big it had to be pushed out of a cargo plane attached to a parachute.
Nuke Test Will Happen Whenever We Choose: North Korea"Trump is always making provocations with his aggressive words," North Korean minister Han Song Ryol said, blaming the U.S. for "trouble."
Are Easter Pilgrims Taking the Wrong Path?Some scholars say the Via Dolorosa, walked by Christian pilgrims in Jerusalem, may not actually have been the path taken by Christ.
Mother of Jailed Venezuelan Opposition Leader: 'People are Suffering'Antonieta López, the mother of opposition leader Leopoldo López, said to NBC News that Americans need to know how Venezuelans are suffering.
Mother of Jailed Opposition Leader Asks Americans to Help VenezuelaAntonieta Lopez, the mother of jailed Venezuelan opposition leader, Leopoldo Lopez explains why people are protesting and she hopes that the U.S. and other nations in the Western Hemisphere join her to help fight the Maduro government. Facebook Shuts Down 30,000 Fake Accounts Ahead of French ElectionsCiting the mission of "protecting authenticity" the social media giant revealed ramped up efforts to stop the spread of fake news, hoaxes, and spam through fake accounts.
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 Korean Vice FM: We 'Will Go to War' if Provoked by U.S.Despite President Trump's warnings, Han Song Ryol said North Korea will go ahead with a nuclear test whenever they choose to. Syrian 7-Year-Old Bana al-Abad to Publish MemoirThe Twitter sensation who shared a human perspective on a city under siege has a book due out in the fall.
Young Tourist Stabbed to Death in JerusalemAuthorities arrested a 57-year-old Palestinian suspect and published a photo of his alleged weapon on social media.
Russian Newspaper Fears for Staff After Chechens Vow VengeanceThe paper fears for its staff after Chechen clerics said it faced "retribution" for alleging gay men in Chechnya were being tortured and killed.
Footage Released of 'The Mother of All Bombs' Hitting TargetU.S. troops dropped a 21,600-pound bomb on an Afghanistan target in what is the largest non-nuclear bomb the U.S. has used in wartime. U.S. Kills 36 With 'Mother of All Bombs' in ISIS StrikeAfghanistan's government said the attack killed 36 ISIS fighters, and U.S. commanders said the bomb was "the right weapon against the right target."
Venezuela: 5 Dead as Anti-Government Protests IntensifyIn Venezuela, five people have died in the wave of anti-government protests that are now entering its third week.
Nigeria Hoping to 'Bring Back Our Girls' Three Years After AbductionHundreds of schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram in the spring of 2014 remain missing and Nigerians are fighting to keep their memories alive and bring Japan Weighs Plans for S. Korea Evacuation: ReportJapan has also reportedly considered how it would cope with a flood of North Korean refugees into Japan, among whom might be Pyongyang spies and agents.
'Finding Oscar': Horror and Hope After Unimaginable Guatemalan MassacreThe brutal and unimaginable massacre at Dos Erres, Guatemala is the subject of a wrenching and ultimately hopeful documentary, 'Finding Oscar,' executive produced by Steven Spielberg.
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White House to Keep Its Visitor Logs SecretThe White House also said it was ending the contract for the website that contains the visitor log data as well as financial disclosure and salary information for employees.
DeVos Halts Obama-Era Plan to Revamp Student Loan ManagementIn another reversal of previous policies, President Trump’s education secretary hit the reset button on a plan to streamline a much-maligned patchwork of loan servicers.
A Giant U.S. Bomb Carries an Even Bigger MessageTo potential adversaries, the bombing could signal deterrence. For the U.S. public, it underscored the Pentagon’s more aggressive stance under President Trump.
A Closer Look at the ISIS Threat in AfghanistanThe United States dropped one of its most powerful bombs on a cave complex used by the Islamic State’s Afghan affiliate. How big is the extremist group’s footprint inside the country? Trump Raises Millions for 2020 Re-election BidFilings showed that Mr. Trump’s campaign and the Republican Party together brought in over $30 million in the first three months of the year.
House’s Inquiry Into Russia Points a Congressman to CyprusRepresentative Mike Quigley of Illinois visited the island nation as part of intelligence committee’s investigation into Moscow’s involvement in the American election.
In Reversal, Trump Names Pick to Reshape Export-Import Bank, Not End ItDonald Trump called the federal agency “excess baggage” during his campaign, but has nominated a supporter of the bank to its board, and a fierce critic to lead it.
5 Ways to Get a Picture-Perfect HomeStaging your home to sell? Or just want to make it look irresistible on social media? Watch in 360 video as a Williamsburg loft listed for $1,295,000 at Corcoran.com is transformed to make it photo-ready. Razing the HamptonsWith vacant lots hard to come by and buyers clamoring for ever-larger homes, even a house built little more than a decade ago might be a candidate for a teardown.
Arkansas Judge Moves to Block ExecutionsA judge’s order forbidding the use of an execution drug came on an afternoon of legal chaos concerning the pending execution of seven condemned killers in the state.
At Choate, Decades of ‘I’d Rather Let It Go at That’A long list of administrators at the prestigious boarding school kept sexual abuse under wraps and did not report accusations as the law required.
O’Reilly’s Behavior Said to Have Helped Drive Megyn Kelly Out at FoxBill O’Reilly’s response to complaints about sexual harassment at Fox News prompted Ms. Kelly, a rising star at the network, to send an angry email to top executives. She later jumped to NBC.
Robert Taylor, Innovator Who Shaped Modern Computing, Dies at 85Mr. Taylor’s work was instrumental in the creation of the internet, the modern personal computer and the mouse.
Adventures in Capitalism: Amex, Challenged by Chase, Is Losing the Snob WarAmex’s hold on the affluent fantasies of up-and-coming elites is starting to wobble as other credit card companies are beating it at its own game.
On Pro Basketball: Knicks’ Phil Jackson Breaks the Silence, but the Turmoil Is IntactSpeaking to local reporters he had avoided since September, Jackson, the team’s president for three seasons, said the Knicks were still several years away from being a contender.
Train Stuck in Tunnel 3 Hours, Then Stun Gun Sparks StampedeA train with about 1,200 passengers became stuck in a tunnel between New York and New Jersey for nearly three hours on Friday, and the chaotic scene escalated to pandemonium when Amtrak police used a stun gun to subdue a disruptive man in a station, sparking a stampede. Eluding Gangs in Honduras, Then Falling Victim to One on Long IslandA Florida teenager on vacation was among four young men who the police say were victims of members of the MS-13 gang.
Uber Wants to Rule the World. First It Must Conquer India.Uber is diving headlong into India, where it must face the sobering realities of analog life in a rapidly developing country.
Overseas Adoptions by Americans Continue to DeclineA new State Department report said adoptions of foreign-born children were at a 35-year low.
Aaron Hernandez Is Found Not Guilty of 2012 Double MurderHernandez, the former Patriots player accused of killing Daniel de Abreu and Safiro Furtado in a drive-by shooting, is already serving a life sentence for a 2013 murder.
New York Falls Short in Resettling Mentally Ill Adults, Angering Judge“If I sound dramatic, it is because it is dramatic,” a federal judge said. After nearly five years, fewer than 500 of as many as 4,000 residents have been moved.
Your Money: A Baby or Your Money Back: All About Fertility Clinic Package DealsIn the high-stakes casino of fertility treatment, some pay large sums upfront for the promise of a baby — or a refund. Doctors tend to pick patients with the best odds of success.
What in the Name of Pop Is Going on With Eurovision?Geopolitics and pop culture clash as Ukraine bars Russia's entry into the 2017 Eurovision contest because of a visit by the contestant, Yulia Samoylova, to Crimea.
St. Jude Medical Played Down Defibrillator Failures for Years, F.D.A. SaysThe company continued to ship the products before recalling them in October, failing to alert patients or doctors of several cases of battery problems.
Germany Strikes Offshore Wind Deals, Subsidy Not IncludedThe Danish company Dong Energy has won the right to build two North Sea wind projects without government subsidies, a first for the industry.
South Korea Election Turns Into 2-Way Race as Dark Horse SurgesAhn Cheol-soo has become a leading contender for president, offering hope to conservatives and others alarmed by the North’s nuclear and missile threats.
A Centenary and Recent Discoveries Shine a Spotlight on RodinFor all his fame, the sculptor’s works have yet to command the blockbuster prices paid for trophy paintings by Monet and Cézanne.
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.
Ties: The Hummingbird and the Pine TreeI grew up constantly flitting from place to place, but my husband’s roots are strong and sturdy.
How Do You Solve a Problem Like the Chainsmokers?In three years, the duo has had several hits while offending all sorts of people. What does its sound say about EDM? A panel discussion, on Popcast.
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