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Major earthquake shakes Chile, but no damage reported A major earthquake shook the west coast of central Chile on Monday, but no major damage was reported.    
State Dept. deletes story promoting Trump's Mar-a-Lago A blog post on a State Department website touting Mar-a-Lago, President Donald Trump's privately owned club and winter White House, has been removed.   U.N. food aid to North Korean children at risk of being terminated International food aid to North Korean children may be suspended by October due to a lack of funds at the World Food Program, Voice of America reported.  
'Dancing with the Stars:' Heather Morris gets the boot after perfect score "Glee" alum Heather Morris got the boot on Season 24 of "Dancing with the Stars" in Los Angeles Monday night.   Rajon Rondo out, Isaiah Canaan to start at point for Chicago Bulls in Game 5 The Chicago Bulls will try Isaiah Canaan as their starting point guard in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference series against the Boston Celtics on Wednesday night.  
Norman Powell helps Toronto Raptors take 3-2 series lead over Milwaukee Bucks TORONTO -- Norman Powell, starting for only the second time in the series, scored 25 points as the Toronto Raptors defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 118-93 Monday night to take a 3-2 lead in an Eastern Conference first-round playoff matchup.   Northwestern to extend deals of men's basketball, football coaches Northwestern is expected to announce on Tuesday that it has signed basketball coach Chris Collins and football coach Pat Fitzgerald to contact extensions, multiple media outlets reported Monday.   Minnesota Twins' Miguel Sano suspended one game for "aggressive actions" Minnesota third baseman Miguel Sano was suspended one game by Major League Baseball on Monday for what the league termed "aggressive actions" that caused benches to clear during the Twins' Saturday game against the Detroit Tigers.   Worldwide rallies commemorate anniversary of the Armenian genocide Thousands around the world marked the 102 anniversary of the 1915 Armenian genocide in Turkey with protest gatherings and marches.   Von Miller sports fur vest, hangs out with DeAndre Hopkins at Coachella Von Miller terrorized Cam Newton in the Denver Broncos' Super Bowl victory in 2016. Now he's trying to be the MVP of Coachella fashion.   Writers Guild of America members authorize strike; talks with producers to resume Tuesday The Writers Guild of America said Monday 96 percent of its voting members have authorized a strike against Hollywood's film and television production companies.   Elton John bags U.S. shows after catching rare infection in South America Iconic British singer Elton John has nixed U.S. shows this month and next due to a rare infection he picked up in South America, representatives said Monday.   Senate confirms Perdue as Trump's agriculture chief Former Georgia Gov. George E. "Sonny" Perdue breezed to confirmation Monday as President Donald Trump's agriculture secretary.   San Francisco naming streets after Bonds, Montana, Mays Barry Bonds might not have a smooth road to Cooperstown, but he'll have his own street in San Francisco.   Prototype vehicle that flies over water unveiled by aero startup Kitty Hawk A long-awaited "flying car" that's been under development by aerospace startup Kitty Hawk was unveiled Monday.   Boston Red Sox' Matt Barnes suspended 4 games for throwing at Baltimore Orioles' Manny Machado Boston Red Sox right-hander Matt Barnes was suspended four games and fined an undisclosed amount by Major League Baseball on Monday for intentionally throwing a pitch in the area of the head of Baltimore Orioles star Manny Machado.   ECHL's Everblades, Solar Bears have massive hockey fight The Orlando Solar Bears are about to eliminate the Florida Everblades from the ECHL playoffs, but not before throwing a ton of punches.   Mariners manager wears bling after losing bet Seattle Mariners manager Scott Servais stuck to his word Sunday by wearing several items of jewelry after his team successfully completed his challenge.   Report: 'Lexi Rule' coming from R&A, USGA to prevent TV viewers impacting results The R&A and USGA are expected to announce on Tuesday a change to the Rules of Golf to ensure that what happened to Lexi Thompson at the ANA Inspiration early this month will not happen again, Golfweek reported.   Officials: Ex-Tenn. teacher planned to abduct teen girl to Latin America A former Tennessee teacher accused of kidnapping a 15-year-old girl for 48 days was planning to take her to Mexico, officials said Monday in court documents.   2017 NBA Playoffs: Houston Rockets-Oklahoma City Thunder series update, preview HOUSTON -- Oklahoma City Thunder guard Russell Westbrook on Sunday drew a line in the sand rebuffing the disparagement of teammates, offering a statement of support and solidarity in the aftermath of another come-from-ahead defeat in Game 4.   Former All-Star Steve Delabar, 2 others suspended 80 games for PED violations Former All-Star pitcher Steve Delabar was one of three pitchers suspended on Monday for using performance-enhancing drugs.   2017 NBA playoffs: Memphis Grizzlies-San Antonio Spurs series update, preview The first-round Western Conference playoff series between the Memphis Grizzlies and San Antonio Spurs has, after four games split between the two teams, come down to which squad can win two of the next three.   John Cena deadlifts 602 pounds on 40th birthday WWE superstar John Cena posted a video Monday showing off a huge deadlift on his 40th birthday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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 Bloomberg | Trump Slaps Duty on Canada Lumber, Intensifying Trade Fight Bloomberg U.S. President Donald Trump intensified a trade dispute with Canada, slapping tariffs of up to 24 percent on imported softwood lumber in a move that drew swift criticism from the Canadian government, which vowed to sue if needed. Trump announced the ... In New Trade Front, Trump Slaps Tariff on Canadian Lumber Ahead of NAFTA talks, U.S. sets 20 percent duties on Canadian softwood lumber Trump's timber tariff will have a big impact on lumber futures market, housing stocks |
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Treasury Targets Assad Regime Scientists with New SanctionsThe Treasury announced new sanctions against Bashar al-Assad regime chemical weapons scientists — a response to April's attack on Syrian civilians.
Trump to U.N. Security Council Diplomats: Remove 'Blindfolds' on North KoreaPresident Trump also told United Nations Security Council Ambassadors during a White House visit that he was disappointed the Council "failed aga Israel Comes to a Standstill for Holocaust Remembrance DayPeople throughout Israel stopped in their tracks during a two-minute siren to commemorate the millions of Jews killed by Nazi Germany during WWII.
JCC Bomb Suspect Also Targeted Celtics and U.S. LawmakerMichael Ron David Kadar's allegedly caused waves of public panic, evacuations of public buildings and massive emergency police responses.
Saudi King Names Fighter Pilot Son as U.S. AmbassadorPrince Khaled bin Salman has a direct line to the monarch and his appointment is a sign of the kingdom's eagerness to strengthen relations with the U.S.
French Voters Told to Shun Far-Right Le Pen After UpsetThe former candidates from the Conservative and the Socialist parties called on voters to support Emmanuel Macron for the good of the republic.
Refugees Speak of Chechnya's Violent Anti-Gay PurgeLGBTQ refugees who were subjected to violence in Russia's Chechnya region talk to the press from inside a Moscow safe house.
China's President Calls for 'Restraint' on N. Korea in Call With TrumpChina's Xi Jinping called for restraint when dealing with North Korea in a phone call with Trump as the USS Carl Vinson arrived in the region.
More Venezuelans Face Hardship in the U.S.Many of the Venezuelans now seeking food and other assistance in South Florida were once middle class professionals in their homeland.
Nikki Haley to N. Korea: 'Don't Give Us a Reason' to FightJim Mattis made an unannounced visit to Afghanistan three days after a Taliban attack on an army base there that killed at least 100 people. Revolution: Outsiders Smash Through French PoliticsVoters face the starkest choice: Macron's vision of a tolerant France in the EU against far-right Le Pen's "French-first" anti-immigration stance.
Mattis in Surprise Visit to Assess America's Longest WarThe top U.S. commander in the country has said he thinks the war is at a "stalemate" and suggested thousands more troops are needed to turn the tide.
North Korea Detains Third American Citizen: OfficialsThe Swedish Embassy in Pyongyang said it was aware of a Korean-American citizen being detained recently, but could not comment further.
Gay Men on the Run After Alleged Purge in Russia's ChechnyaReports suggest gay men have been tortured, beaten and imprisoned in camps as part of the the anti-gay campaign in the conservative Muslim republic. More Recent Articles
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Trump Is Said to Seek Cutting Corporate Tax Rate to 15 PercentSuch a cut, from the current rate of 35 percent, would mean a significant reduction in revenue that could jettison his campaign promise to curb deficits.
Congressional Memo: The Spending Bill Was Supposed to Be Easy. Then Trump Intervened.Republicans may control Washington, but the president’s insistence on money for his proposed border wall has turned a sure thing into a major drama.
In New Trade Front, Trump Slaps Tariff on Canadian LumberAfter determining that Canada has improperly subsidized the sale of softwood lumber, the Commerce Department imposed penalties of up to 24 percent.
On Washington: Republicans Agree on No Shutdown, but Not on How to Avoid OneLawmakers and the Trump White House have been unable to agree on a plan to fund the government beyond Friday, despite months of staring at the hard deadline.
White House Memo: Trump Wants It Known: Grading 100 Days Is ‘Ridiculous’ (but His Were the Best)Though he has called it “an artificial barrier” and a “ridiculous standard,” President Trump is deeply anxious that he be judged a success after 100 days.
News Analysis: As North Korea Speeds Its Nuclear Program, U.S. Fears Time Will Run OutBehind the Trump administration’s sudden urgency on North Korea lies a stark calculus: that the country is capable of making a nuclear bomb every six or seven weeks.
China’s Leader Urges Restraint on North Korea in Call With TrumpThe comments by Xi Jinping reflected fears that tensions between the North and the United States and its allies in Asia could spiral into military conflict.
News Analysis: After French Vote, Mainstream Europe Breathes a Sigh of ReliefFar-right populism has not fully crystallized electorally in Europe, though the issues that have animated the movements are not going anywhere.
Le Pen Calls Parties in France ‘Completely Rotten’ as They Unite to Fend Her OffThe leader of the far-right National Front condemned calls by mainstream party leaders to oppose her presidential bid and to support her rival, Emmanuel Macron.
French Markets Surge as Euro Withstands Attack From the RightWith the prospect that Marine Le Pen could claim the presidency sowing concerns about the currency, the results of the election’s first round provided some respite.
Marine Le Pen, New Orleans, Arkansas: Your Monday Evening BriefingArkansas Executes 2 Inmates, a First for Any State on One Day Since 2000Jack H. Jones Jr. died at 7:20 p.m., and Marcel Williams at 10:33 p.m., both from the injection of a three-drug combination, after a flurry of failed, last-ditch appeals.
Genocide’s Legacy: A Museum in a Khmer Rouge PrisonAt least 1.7 million people died during the Khmer Rouge rule of Cambodia between 1975 and 1979. Take a 360 tour of a former prison that has been transformed into a museum to preserve the history of the Cambodian genocide. No Longer a Dream: Silicon Valley Takes On the Flying CarThis isn’t science fiction. A number of start-ups as well as big aerospace firms are trying to build personal aircraft you could fly around town.
Margaret’s 6 TV Programs to Watch This WeekHere are our TV critic’s recommendations for April 24-27, broken down day by day.
The Spirit of SelenaFans of the Tejano singer, who was murdered in 1995, gather to celebrate her life.
Service Faces Backlash Over a Widespread Practice: Selling User DataAngry users assailed Slice Intelligence and its service Unroll.me, which scans email inboxes, after it was reported that Uber had used the company’s data.
Obama Steps Back Into Public Life, Trying to Avoid One Word: TrumpSpeaking at a University of Chicago event, former President Barack Obama said helping prepare the next generation of political leadership would be a major goal. Books of The Times: Paula Hawkins’s ‘Into the Water’ Dives Into Murky SkulduggeryThis new novel by the author of the 2015 monster hit “The Girl on the Train” features many ways for women to die in a rural British town.
A Showdown Over Wells Fargo’s Board of Directors LoomsAs the fallout from the sham accounts scandal at Wells Fargo continues, the bank’s directors face a re-election vote by shareholders on Tuesday.
Conservatives Groups Sue Berkeley Over Ann Coulter CancellationTwo organizations accused the California university of discriminating against right-wing speakers and violating students’ free speech rights.
Hollywood Writers’ Unions Vote to Authorize Strike Against ProducersThe vote could lead to the first production shutdown in a decade, as a labor contract between the two writers’ guilds and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers expires at midnight May 1. Venezuela Opposition Aims to Keep Protests Peaceful, but Violence EruptsThe government blamed the opposition for attacks on pro-government demonstrators that officials said resulted in at least two deaths.
Robert M. Pirsig, Author of ‘Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance,’ Dies at 88The novel became an unlikely publishing phenomenon in the mid-1970s and a touchstone in the waning days of the counterculture.
Bill O’Reilly Breaks His Silence After His Exit From Fox NewsMr. O’Reilly addressed his fans in a podcast posted to his personal website, claiming that “the truth will come out” about multiple harassment allegations against him.
Middle Class Contracted in U.S. Over 2 Decades, Study FindsThe United States had fewer middle-income earners and more at the extremes than any of 11 Western European countries in a Pew Research Center report.
Itineraries: Putting the Front Desk in the Hotel Guest’s PocketFor everything from requesting extra towels to opening doors, hotels offer apps and technology to keep customers happy and coming back.
Palermo Journal: 500 Years After Expulsion, Sicily’s Jews Reclaim a Lost HistoryA budding Jewish community is rediscovering its history in Palermo, and working with the local diocese to open a synagogue in the Sicilian capital.
Aaron Hernandez’s Family Will Get His Suicide NotesHis fiancée, Shayanna Jenkins, had asked for three notes found in Mr. Hernandez’s cell, where he hanged himself last week.
People Are Seeing U.F.O.s Everywhere, and This Book Proves ItAn unlikely new reference guide breaks down U.F.O. sightings county by county, shape by shape, month by month.
El Chapo Complains About Conditions at Manhattan JailThe drug lord and serial prison escapee has been protesting issues including the tap water, visitor restrictions and the television programming in the rec room.
The First Time: Nikolaj Coster-Waldau: The First Time I Recognized My SelfishnessPhoenix’s New Album Arrives in a Darker World, but the Beat Goes OnThe French group’s sixth album, “Ti Amo,” is another volley of shimmery disco rock, with a hint of the darkness that has rattled Paris.
Basics: As Rains Ease in the West, Cactuses Shine Brighter Than EverNever has there been a better time to appreciate the gritty, bizarre charm of these prickly natives.
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