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Maikel Franco grand slam powers Philadelphia Phillies past Miami Marlins Maikel Franco recorded his second grand slam in as many weeks to help the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Miami Marlins Wednesday night.    
Cleveland Indians hold on for 7-6 win over Houston Astros Michael Brantley had two hits and three RBIs, and Trevor Bauer struck out eight in six innings as the Cleveland Indians beat the Houston Astros.   Nashville Predators winger Kevin Fiala stretchered off in St. Louis following gruesome injury Nashville Predators left winger Kevin Fiala had to be taken off the ice on a stretcher after being injured early in the second period of Game 1.  
Washington Wizards pull ahead in series with 103-99 win over Atlanta Hawks Bradley Beal scored 27 points and John Wall had 20 points and 14 assists as the Washington Wizards regained control of their first-round playoff series.   Derick Brassard, Mika Zibanejad insist focus should be on Ottawa Senators and New York Rangers Try as he might, Derick Brassard could not change the storyline for Thursday's Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinal between the Senators and Rangers.  
Administration talks tough on North Korea, but senators hear nothing new While U.S. senators learned nothing new in a "sobering briefing" on North Korea, a Trump administration official said military preparations are underway.   Report: Satellite image shows North Korea road mobile launcher A civilian satellite has for the first time captured an image of what appears to be a North Korean road mobile launcher.   New DHS office helps victims of illegal immigrant crime In the Trump Administration's latest immigration crackdown, the Department of Homeland Security unveiled a new program Wednesday to help "unique" victims of crimes committed by undocumented immigrants.   Sidney Crosby vs. Alex Ovechkin: Washington Capitals want revenge against Pittsburgh Penguins The Presidents' Trophy-winning Capitals host the defending Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins in Game 1 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series.   Avisail Garcia, Jose Quintana lead Chicago White Sox over Kansas City Royals After working six solid innings, Jose Quintana made one final pitch on Wednesday -- this one to Chicago White Sox manager Rick Renteria.   Milwaukee Brewers jump on Cincinnati Reds early in 9-4 win Wily Peralta certainly didn't have his best stuff, but the Milwaukee Brewers' offense more than made up for it in a 9-4 victory over the Cincinnati Reds.   NBA fines Houston Rockets owner Leslie Alexander $100,000 for berating referee courtside The NBA fined Houston owner Leslie Alexander $100,000 following his confrontation with referee Bill Kennedy during the Rockets' 105-99 series-clinching win.   Seattle Mariners place ace Felix Hernandez and OF Mitch Haniger on disabled list The Seattle Mariners placed ace right-hander Felix Hernandez and rookie right fielder Mitch Haniger on the 10-day disabled list Wednesday.   Wide receivers 'excited' for pass-happy Broncos offense With new offensive coordinator Mike McCoy at the helm, Denver Broncos wide receivers are excited about catching more passes.   Trump proposes 'biggest tax cut' ever for businesses, individuals President Donald Trump is proposing the "biggest" tax cut ever, including fewer income tax brackets and lower rates, administration officials said Wednesday.   Trump sets sights on education with new executive order President Trump signed another order Wednesday -- this time to determine whether the federal government is too involved in the American educational system.   Packers add All-Pro offensive lineman Right guard Jahri Evans is leaving the New Orleans Saints after 11 seasons to join the Green Bay Packers.   Madonna dismisses 'Blond Ambition' biopic: 'Only I can tell my story' Iconic singer Madonna said this week she will not endorse a recently optioned film based on her life and early career.   Drone records shark swimming under oblivious surfers A man taking drone video off an Australian beach captured footage of three surfers oblivious to the shark swimming right beneath them.   Hilton commits to hiring 20K more American vets, families by 2020 Worldwide hotel chain Hilton on Wednesday announced plans to hire 20,000 additional U.S. military veterans and their family members within the next four years.   Ancient tablet unearthed at historic Roman excavation site in Israel Archaeologists made a significant find on Israel's coast recently -- a mother-of-pearl tablet scientists believe was part of a box that held an ancient scroll.   Cleveland Browns Pro Bowl OT Joe Thomas: 'I'm already having memory loss' Cleveland Browns Pro Bowl left tackle Joe Thomas says he is experiencing memory loss and that "most of the damage has probably been done already."   Former World No. 1 Maria Sharapova triumphs in first match following 15-month doping ban Former World No. 1 Maria Sharapova made a triumphant comeback following a 15-month doping ban with a 7-5, 6-3 victory over Italian Roberta Vinci.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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U.S. Missile Defense System Installed in South Korea as Tensions RiseThe unveiling of THAAD comes as U.S. warships converged on the Korean Peninsula and a combative North Korea signaled further weapons testing.
 
Beijing Unveils First Chinese-Made Aircraft CarrierThe warship designed to accommodate up to 36 fighter jets is a source of great pride for many Chinese.
Meet the Small Businessman Who Took on Trump — and WonAn appeals court says Trump's company must pay more than $300,000 over an unpaid bill.
Senators Gather at White House For 'Sobering' North Korea BriefingThe White House played host Wednesday to an all-Senators briefing focused on the North Korea threat. One lawmaker called the session "sobering."
Desperate Male White Rhino Joins Tinder in Effort to MateLike many guys using the Tinder dating app, Sudan loves the outdoors and travels widely. The catch: he's the world's last male white northern rhino an
Last Male White Rhino Joins TinderThe last surviving male white rhino is joining the online dating scene to hopefully raise awareness and funds to save his species. Workers at Factory Linked to Ivanka Trump Paid $62 a WeekA report by the Fair Labor Association found two dozen violations at a Chinese factory where Trump's fashion line has been produced.
S. Korean Presidential Hopeful Accused of Anti-Gay CommentsPresidential front-runner Moon Jae-in outraged persecuted sexual minority groups by saying during a televised debate that he opposes homosexuality.
Brazil: Indigenous Protest Over Land Rights Turns ViolentIndigenous people and police clashed in Brazil's capital city on Tuesday during a protest.
Pope Gives TED Talk Urging Humility Among PowerfulPope Francis became the latest thought leader to give a TED talk late Tuesday, in a video message calling for a "revolution of tenderness."
Ivanka Trump: 'A Global Humanitarian Crisis Is Happening'NBC chief White House correspondent Hallie Jackson interviewed Trump exclusively. U.S., S. Korean Troops Conduct Live-Fire Drill, Public Jeer Missile Defense SystemAround 2,000 troops from U.S. and South Korea held a military drill near the Korean DMZ but protests greeted the deployment of a missile defense syste China Launches its First Homebuilt Aircraft Carrier, Based On Old Soviet DesignThe 50,000-ton ship was towed out of a dockyard in northeast China where its construction began in 2015 United Airlines' Latest PR Crisis: The Death of a 3-Foot Rabbit Called SimonThree-foot long Simon, who was expected to outgrow his father to become the world's largest bunny, died between London and Chicago O'Hare.
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White House Proposes Slashing Tax Rates, Significantly Aiding WealthyPresident Trump on Wednesday proposed sharp reductions in both individual and corporate income tax rates, and also called for the elimination of most itemized tax deductions.
Trump’s Tax Plan Is a Reckoning for Republican Deficit HawksThe White House insists that economic growth will offset its proposed tax cuts, but many economists disagree, creating a moment of truth for conservatives.
The 7 Key Elements of the White House Tax PlanThe Trump administration released its tax plan on Wednesday, which would lower individual tax rates, drop the alternative minimum tax and eliminate most deductions.
Economic Trends: Winners and Losers in the Trump Tax PlanThe plan lacks many details, but one group of losers seems to be upper-middle-income people in blue states.
Curb the Use of Overseas Tax Havens? Yes! But How?There is wide accord that the current system encourages companies to keep money abroad. The question is how to tax funds brought home, now and in the future.
Hard-Line Republican Caucus Backs Revised Bill to Repeal ObamacareThe support of the House Freedom Caucus breathed new life into efforts to replace the Affordable Care Act, but it was not clear whether it was enough.
Public Health: What Changed in the Health Repeal Plan to Win Over the Freedom CaucusThere are three rules that states could apply to waive in the newest proposed revision to the Republicans’ health care plan. Trump, Jonathan Demme, Ann Coulter: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingAnthem Threatens to Leave Health Exchanges if Subsidies Are HaltedThe insurer’s earnings beat expectations, but it warned it could withdraw from some marketplaces or raise rates if the government does not continue co-payment subsidies for low-income people.
Bribe Cases, a Jared Kushner Partner and Potential ConflictsPresident Trump’s son-in-law, a top adviser, had help building a real estate empire from a member of one of Israel’s wealthiest families.
The Drumbeats Don’t Add Up to Imminent War With North KoreaPresident Trump views North Korea as his chief foreign policy issue, but he says he is pursuing a strategy that relies primarily on help from China.
Ivanka Trump Parts Ways With Her Father on Syrian RefugeesIn a pointed departure from one of President Trump’s bedrock populist positions, Ms. Trump said the United States might need to admit more refugees.
F.C.C. Chairman Pushes Sweeping Changes to Net Neutrality RulesThe chairman, Ajit Pai, said high-speed internet service should no longer be treated like a public utility with strict rules but should largely be left to police itself.
Circling Back to Voters, 100 Days Into Trump EraNo regrets, frustrated, inspired, somewhere in between: Voters who talked with Times reporters around the start of the Trump presidency describe how they feel now.
New York Braces for Trump’s First Return as PresidentThe commander in chief’s usual security requirements will be complicated by protesters as he meets the Australian prime minister aboard the Intrepid.
Genocide’s Legacy: Preserving AuschwitzNazi Germany’s largest death camp is under construction in order to preserve the memory of the Holocaust. Venezuela Says It Will Leave Pro-Democracy OrganizationThe country plans to pull out of the Organization of American States, which has long criticized President Nicolás Maduro’s unyielding accumulation of power.
Commander Takes Responsibility for Confusion Over Aircraft CarrierAdm. Harry B. Harris Jr. accepted fault for a broad misunderstanding over whether the Carl Vinson was racing to confront North Korea.
Office to Aid Crime Victims Is Latest Step in Crackdown on ImmigrantsThe office, known as Voice, is part of the president’s effort to aggressively crack down on illegal immigration. Critics say it vilifies immigrants.
South Korea Military Is Accused of Cracking Down on Gay SoldiersThe armed forces’ treatment of gay service members has become an issue in the presidential race, with the leading candidate saying he opposes homosexuality.
How Syria and Russia Spun a Chemical StrikeA New York Times investigation shows how Syria and its main partner, Russia, have distorted the facts surrounding the chemical weapons attack on Khan Sheikhoun. Skipping the College TourResearchers say talking to people who have been through an experience leads to better decisions.
Tech Fix: Why Your Next Wi-Fi Setup Should Be a Mesh NetworkUnlike stand-alone routers that lose signal the farther you move away from them, mesh stations piggyback on one another to create a continuous wireless link.
Visit to the Met Could Cost You, if You Don’t Live in New YorkDespite its history as a public institution with free entry to all, the museum is considering a mandatory charge to help address budget deficits.
In Ann Coulter’s Speech Battle, Signs That Conservatives Are EmboldenedConservatives like Ms. Coulter are eagerly throwing themselves into volatile situations on college campuses, inspired by a backlash against political correctness.
Marine Le Pen Draws Cheers in Macron’s Hometown, and He Gets BoosMs. Le Pen and her rival in France’s presidential election, Emmanuel Macron, visited a factory separately and received starkly different welcomes.
A Struggling ESPN Lays Off Many On-Air FiguresTrent Dilfer, Jayson Stark and Ed Werder were among the numerous big names laid off.
Cuito Cuanavale Journal: In Angolan Town, Land Mines Still Lurk ‘Behind Every Bush’Angola remains one of the world’s most heavily mined countries, and nowhere are there more than in Cuito Cuanavale.
An Effort to Change Cosby ‘Optics’ as Trial NearsAhead of his June court date, Bill Cosby and his daughter made rare public statements. But his spokesman denies a public relations campaign.
Review: Singing and Dancing the Postwar Blues in ‘Bandstand’Laura Osnes and Corey Cott star in a new Broadway musical, set in 1945, about a musician, a singer, trauma and healing.
Leonard Reiffel, Who Studied Potential of a Lunar Nuclear Bomb, Dies at 89Dr. Reiffel revealed that the Air Force had been interested in staging a surprise explosion on or near the moon, and that its goal was propaganda.
An African Player Reaches the MajorsGift Ngoepe, who was born and raised in South Africa, was promoted to the big leagues by the Pirates. Dovydas Neverauskas, the first Lithuanian in the majors, was optioned.
Frugal Family: A Jamaica Trip With the Ultimate Travel Amenity: A NannyFor the Frugal Family, the appeal of an all-inclusive resort came from the child care and the possibility of a vacation that would feel like a vacation.
How Hulu and ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Revived 2 CareersDaniel Wilson and Fran Sears hadn’t worked together in years. But they still owned partial rights to a certain 1990 movie based on Margaret Atwood‘s book.
Jonathan Demme, Oscar-Winning Director, Is Dead at 73Mr. Demme, an auteur whose films included documentaries and narrative features, won an Academy Award for “The Silence of the Lambs.”
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