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One killed in ISIS attack near monastery in Egypt A policeman was killed and four others injured Tuesday when gunmen attacked security forces near St. Catherine's Monastery in Egypt, the Health Ministry said.    
Taiwan to increase military presence on South China Sea island Taiwan continues to militarize an island in the South China Sea claimed by China, Vietnam and the Philippines.   Lawyers for first-known 'Dreamer' deported under Trump file lawsuit U.S. immigration officials failed to provide an explanation for the first-known deportation of a "Dreamer" under President Trump, a lawsuit said Tuesday.  
Killer of Etan Patz in 1979 gets 25 years to life The man who murdered 6-year-old Etan Patz in New York City nearly 40 years ago will spend at least a quarter-century in prison, a judge ruled Tuesday.   Police call Fresno shooting a hate crime, not terrorism Three people were shot dead Tuesday after a man who reportedly shouted "God is great!" in Arabic and went on a rampage in downtown Fresno, Calif., officials said.  
Duke Blue Devils Grayson Allen will return for senior season Duke guard Grayson Allen said Tuesday that he decided against entering the NBA draft and will return for his senior season.   Former President George H.W. Bush hospitalized again in Houston Former President George H.W. Bush has been hospitalized again in Houston for what was termed a mild case of pneumonia, a spokesman said Tuesday.   San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy to miss two games after heart procedure San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy underwent a heart procedure on Tuesday and will miss the team's two-game series in Kansas City.   Report: U.S. considers shooting North Korea test missiles out of the sky The U.S. military is mulling a bolder response to missile tests by North Korea's government -- blasting them completely out of the sky, according to sources.   Knock, knock: Tampa Bay Buccaneers picked for HBO's "Hard Knocks" HBO training camp documentary series "Hard Knocks" will feature the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in August.   Michigan deputies seek owner of pig found wandering in woods A Michigan sheriff's office is trying to find the owner of an unusual stray pet found wandering in the woods: a pig.   Golden State Warriors' Kevin Durant questionable for Game 2 Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant did not practice on Tuesday because of a left calf strain and is questionable for Game 2 on Wednesday night against the Portland Trail Blazers.   President Trump: What the new White House has done so far In his first days in office, President Donald Trump has taken action on issues including healthcare, abortion, trade and oil pipelines.   Seal tries to steal mako shark from fishermen cleaning their catch A sneaky seal in Victoria, Australia, approached a pair of fishermen and nearly stole their catch -- an adult mako shark.   Cytokine found to control trigger of inflammatory bowel disease A study by Georgia State University found that a certain cytokine can control whether immune cells promote or suppress inflammatory bowel disease.   Firefighters break toilet to free Texas woman's arm A Texas woman who attempted to fix a toilet clog by hand ended up having to call firefighters to break the commode and free her stuck arm.   Father hosts Reddit AMA for his 3-year-old son A father allowed Reddit users to have a glimpse into the mind of his child hosting an "Ask Me Anything" thread for his 3-year-old son.   Trump signs 'Buy American, Hire American' order in drive to bring back U.S. jobs President Trump on Tuesday traveled to Wisconsin to act on one of the central credos of his administration so far -- keeping jobs inside the United States.   Octopus hitches ride on dolphin's back in Australia An aquatic eco tour group in Australia was treated to a unique show of nature when they witnessed an octopus hitching a ride on a dolphin.   April the giraffe's calf meets his father for the first time April the Giraffe's newborn calf met his father for the first time Tuesday, days after his long-awaited birth.   Large asteroid to pass by EarthRussia conducting munitions tests for T-50 aircraft Russia began testing the weapons for its 5th-generation stealth fighter with plans to complete the trials in 2017, according to state media reports.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
A sizable asteroid will pass by Earth on Wednesday, according to astronomers.
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U.S. Fighter Jets Intercept Russian Bombers Flying Near AlaskaThe U.S. scrambled jet fighters to intercept two Russian bombers that flew near the Alaskan coast on Monday night, several American officials said.
 
U.S. Aircraft Carrier to Korea? Trump Admin. Sends Mixed MessagesNew information suggests that a US aircraft carrier group, which Pres. Trump described as an armada, was actually headed away from — when the administration said it was headed toward — North Korea. Two Arrested as 'Imminent and Violent Attack' Foiled in France: OfficialsFrench officials said they have foiled an "imminent and violent attack" on the eve of pivotal presidential elections, arresting two men in the souther
UN Ambassador Nikki Haley 'Disturbed' by Gay Persecution ReportsU.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley spoke out against a reported anti-LGBTQ campaign in Chechnya.
VP Pence on North Korea: All Option Are On The TableSpeaking in Tokyo, Japan, the U.S. vice president called for international economic and diplomatic pressure on North Korea
Guess Who Came to Dinner With Flynn and PutinNBC News reviewed video and photos from a 2015 Moscow gala that Mike Flynn was paid $45,000 to attend to see who else was in the room.
British Prime Minister Says Snap UK Election Will Help Brexit NegotiationsTheresa May called for a snap election on June 8 to prevent her political opponents from jeopardizing Brexit negotiations British Prime Minister Theresa May Calls for Snap ElectionThe prime minister's surprise announcement caps a bruising 12 months in British politics and would need parliamentary approval.
Is Now the Time to Bail Out of — or Buy Into — International Markets?In view of the current geopolitical upheaval, is now the time to bail out of international and emerging markets?
'This Is a Part of Me': Lady Gaga, Prince William Battle Mental Health StigmaPrince William and Lady Gaga may seem like an unlikely pair, but they have joined forces to encourage young people to talk about mental health issues.
Lady Gaga, Prince William Discuss Dispelling 'Shame' of Mental IllnessThe British royal praised the pop star's open letter on living with post-traumatic stress disorder More Recent Articles
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Trump, Theresa May, Georgia: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
Bill O’Reilly’s Future at Fox Grows Dim as the Murdochs’ Support ErodesThe position of the No. 1 host in cable news grew more tenuous as support from the Murdoch family showed signs of eroding, according to people briefed on discussions about his future.
Aircraft Carrier Wasn’t Sailing to Deter North Korea, as U.S. SuggestedThe saga might never have come to light had the Navy not posted a photograph of the Carl Vinson sailing through the Sunda Strait, which separates two Indonesian islands.
Trump Signs Order That Could Lead to Curbs on Foreign WorkersThe president said the executive order was a way to end the “theft of American prosperity,” which he said had been brought on by low-wage immigrant labor. How Trump’s ‘Hire American’ Order May Affect Tech Worker VisasNo immediate changes are expected. But the order asks various federal agencies to recommend changes.
Trump Raised $107 Million for Inauguration, Doubling RecordTens of millions of dollars came from wealthy donors and large corporations, which is likely to intensify questions about the president’s commitment to his populist positions.
New York Politicians Offer Tax Returns and Pokes at TrumpMayor Bill de Blasio garnered more than $100,000 in rents, and Andrew M. Cuomo made more from his poorly selling book than he did as governor.
Theresa May Calls for New Election in Britain, Seeking Stronger ‘Brexit’ MandateThe prime minister had repeatedly ruled out a snap election but is now betting that her party can increase its majority.
Q. and A.: Key Points About a Snap Election in BritainWith only a small majority in Parliament at the start of two years of negotiations with the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May decided to go to the voters.
Girl BoxerJesselyn Silva is only 10 years old, but she's already in the ring. Ivanka Trump’s Global Reach, Undeterred by a White House JobThe president’s daughter, now a White House adviser, has filed 173 foreign trademarks in 21 countries, as well as in Hong Kong and the European Union.
Hunt for Facebook Killer Ends With McDonald’s Sighting and a SuicideTwo days after Steve W. Stephens shot a stranger in Cleveland and posted a video of the crime online, he ended his life near Erie, Pa.
Pedro Hernandez Gets 25 Years to Life in Murder of Etan PatzThe sentencing of Mr. Hernandez, who was found guilty of the 1979 kidnapping and murder, brings to a close a case that bedeviled investigators for decades.
The Interpreter: How Autocrats Can Triumph in Democratic CountriesUnscrupulous leaders can manipulate the political environment, making it more likely that they will win future contests and gain false legitimacy.
Videos Fuel Charges of Fraud in Erdogan’s Win in Turkey ReferendumThe Turkish president has turned his claimed victory into political reality, but the vote’s legitimacy is still in doubt as observer groups list many concerns.
Dinner With a Dung BeetleIn this 360° video, get an up-close look at how a dung beetle in Laikipia, Kenya, prepares a meal. Two Russian Bombers Fly Near Alaska, and U.S. Scrambles JetsThe United States has intercepted Russian warplanes near American airspace several dozen times over the past decade, the military says. Already Unwelcoming, Hungary Now Detains Asylum SeekersNew laws will keep migrants and refugees in vast camps surrounded by razor wire while their cases are decided. Even then, most will be rejected.
U.S. Isn’t Saying How Much Damage ‘Mother of All Bombs’ Did in AfghanistanThere are conflicting reports about whether any Islamic State militants were killed by the 11-ton bomb dropped on a cave complex in Afghanistan on Thursday.
2 Held in France Over ‘Violent’ Plot to Disrupt Presidential CampaignThe interior minister said that bomb-making material and explosives had been found at an apartment in Marseille rented by two men known for their “radicalization.”
Judge Rules Auburn Must Allow Richard Spencer to SpeakA ruling by a United States District Court judge cleared the way for an appearance by the white nationalist leader that had been canceled to go ahead.
Square Feet: Amid Delays, Hong Kong’s Ambitious Museum Plan Takes ShapeThe government is heavily promoting the M+ museum, set to open two years behind schedule in 2019, but questions of curatorial independence remain.
On Pro Basketball: For Russell Westbrook, and His Orange Pal, It’s Time to Get SeriousOklahoma City’s Westbrook, a mercurial superstar, said his relationship with the basketball on the court is no joke as he and the Thunder prepare for Game 2 against the Houston Rockets.
‘Indecent’ Pays Heartfelt Tribute to a Stage ScandalPaula Vogel makes her long-awaited Broadway debut, telling the story of a Yiddish drama shut down in 1923.
Gunman, Thought to Be Targeting Whites, Kills 3 in Fresno, Police SayKori Ali Muhammad had been on the run since Thursday, when he was suspected of killing a security guard. He surrendered to the police after Tuesday’s rampage.
To Stay Ahead of Facebook, Snap Rolls Out 3-D Features for MessagingThe company’s stock has fallen as competitors copy the features that once made Snapchat unique.
Vijay Mallya, Once India’s ‘King of Good Times,’ Is Arrested in LondonHe was held as part of extradition proceedings that could lead to him being sent back to India, which he fled over a year ago under an avalanche of unpaid bills and accusations of fraud.
Los Angeles Has America’s Most Important Orchestra. Period.Our critic finds that an inspiring leader has left the Los Angeles Philharmonic in peerless artistic shape.
Nonfiction: Elizabeth Warren Lays Out the Reasons Democrats Should Keep FightingIn “This Fight Is Our Fight,” Elizabeth Warren offers a manifesto for the Democratic resistance to President Trump.
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