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Russia outlawed Jehovah's Witnesses on Thursday, putting the Christian denomination that rejects violence in the same category as Islamic State militants.
Here is the 2017 NFL schedule, with games grouped by start times and listed alphabetically by home team. All times ET.
Iran's clerical Guardian Council disqualified the former two-term president, whose diatribes against the United States and Israel made him a polarizing figure.
Lead vocalist for the legendary R&B group The Main Ingredient and father of Oscar-winning actor Cuba Gooding Jr., found dead in car.
After the U.S. Supreme Court denied last-minute requests for a stay late Thursday night, Ledell Lee was put to death by lethal injection.
The Detroit Tigers are happy to get away from Tropicana Field, as more defensive breakdowns helped the Rays to an easy win behind spot starter Erasmo Ramirez.
Federal prosecutors are considering criminal charges against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, CNN and the Washington Post reported Thursday.
The Blue Jackets, hoping to avoid elimination from the playoffs, will be without captain Nick Foligno on Thursday for Game 5 against the Penguins.
Before the NFL's official schedule release for 2017, it was announced that the New England Patriots will face the Oakland Raiders in Week 11 in Mexico City.
Cardell Hayes, who killed former New Orleans Saint Will Smith during a traffic dispute 12 months ago, was sentenced to 25 years in prison for manslaughter.
Jazz center Rudy Gobert has been declared out of Friday's Game 3 due to the knee injury he suffered in the opener of the seven-game series against the Clippers.
Officials said a police officer was shot dead Thursday in downtown Paris -- in an attack that also left the gunman dead and raised questions of terrorism.
Carlos Santana enjoys hitting in Minnesota's Target Field.
Craig Kimbrel got the win that Chris Sale deserved Thursday afternoon.
A federal judge slammed by Donald Trump last year for his Mexican heritage will hear a high-profile immigration case that's dogged the president in recent days.
President Trump welcomed Italian PM Paolo Gentiloni to the White House Thursday, where they discussed several issues, including the fight against terrorism.
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 New York Times | White House Officials, Craving Progress, Push Revised Health Bill New York Times Speaker Paul D. Ryan at a news conference on health care legislation at the Capitol early this month. "We're in the midst of negotiating sort of finishing touches" on a health bill, he said this week in London. Credit Gabriella Demczuk for The New York ... White House pressures GOP leaders on Obamacare showdown next week ObamaCare replacement deal hits major speed bumps The GOP's latest health-care plan is comically bad |
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Photographer Gives 'Window' to Chaos in VenezuelaThe perfect photo to tell a story is just a heartbeat away, but so is the danger when you're covering chaos.
One Paris Police Officer Killed, Two Wounded in Champs-Elysees ShootingFrance was on high alert Thursday after one police officer was killed and two others were wounded in a shooting on one of Paris' most famous streets.
Why Scrapping Nuclear Deal Could Boost Iran's HardlinersScrapping the nuclear deal with Iran would embolden Iran's hardliners who believe Hassan Rouhani has been too friendly to the West.
DOJ Official Leading Trump-Russia Probe QuitsMary McCord, who was leading the Justice Department's investigation into whether Trump's campaign had ties to Russia's meddling in the 2016 election, is leaving her position next month.
U.S. Spy Planes Watching for Possible North Korea Nuke TestThe U.S. has deployed drones, U-2s and a special nuclear "sniffer" plane that can detect evidence of a nuclear explosion, say officials.
Iraqi Violinist Plays Concert in Defiance of ISISAmeen Mukdad fled Mosul after ISIS raided his house and took his instruments. Now he's back, saying music is beautiful and "everyone who opp Trump: Iran Doing 'A Tremendous Disservice' to Nuclear DealPresident Trump says Iran is "not living up to the spirit" of the nuclear deal negotiated under the Obama administration. Russia Bans Jehovah's Witnesses as 'Extremist'The Russian Supreme Court on Thursday has declared the country's branch of Jehovah's Witnesses "extremist," equating it to the Islamic State.
53 Arrested in Nigeria for Celebrating Gay Wedding: PoliceNigerian police say they have arrested 53 young men who celebrated a gay wedding and charged them with "belonging to a gang of unlawful society."
Why the U.S. Is Ending the Hunt for Warlord Joseph KonyThe head of U.S. armed forces in Africa says the senior leadership of the rebel group has been "taken off the battlefield."
Iraqi Violinist Plays in Mosul as Troops Battle ISISAmid the bombed-out ruins of an ancient site revered by both Muslims and Christians in Mosul, Iraqi violinist Ameen Mukdad on Wednesday held a small concert in the city he was forced to flee by ISIS militants.
'Goddess Ivanka': In China, First Daughter Is Becoming a Cult FigureIvanka Trump is fast becoming a cult figure for many in China, her popularity spiking so much there is already an online fan club dedicated to "Goddess Ivanka" with thousands of followers.
Kremlin: No Reason to Believe Gay Men Persecuted in ChechnyaPutin's spokesman says the Russian president has no reason to doubt the Chechen leader's assurances that there's no persecution of gays in his republic.
U.S., South Korean Warplanes Prepare for Action at 'Max Thunder' DrillAround 1,500 air force personnel from the U.S. and South Korea are engaged on two weeks of combat exercises Tillerson: 'Unchecked' Iran Could Follow North Korea's PathRex Tillerson said the United States will conduct a 'comprehensive review' of its Iran policy and warned about leaving Tehran 'unchecked.'
General Motors Quits Protest-Swept Venezuela After Officials Seize PlantThe seizure comes amid a deepening economic crisis in leftist-led Venezuela that has already roiled many U.S. companies.
Australia Introduces 'Values' Test for CitizenshipAustralia's immigration system — cited as a model by Donald Trump — is about to get even tougher, with new requirements on English and "values."
Ice to Meet You: Newfoundland Sees First 'Berg of SeasonA massive iceberg drifting down from the arctic off Newfoundland's east coast is stuck in shallow water.
TSA: Rules Broken When Cop Took Gun in Carry-On to TaiwanA California police officer was questioned in Taipei after turning in the gun, which she inadvertently left in a carry-on, authorities said.
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Paris Shootout Leaves Police Officer and Gunman DeadThe police shut down the Champs-Élysées after a shootout between officers and an attacker days before France holds the first round of its presidential election.
Attack in Paris Before French ElectionPresidential candidates in France expressed solidarity with the police after a shooting in Paris left the gunman and a police officer dead and others wounded. A Small French Town Infused With Us-vs.-Them PoliticsA question of “who is French” may be a source of the rising far-right populism the country is experiencing.
Marine Le Pen Leads Far-Right Fight to Make France ‘More French’Slipping in polls before the first round of a presidential election, the leader of the far-right National Front vowed to clamp down on foreigners, thrilling her base.
France’s Presidential Vote on Sunday: Why It MattersAfter recent electoral upheavals, including the victory of Donald J. Trump and the vote for “Brexit,” the world is waiting to see which way the French will lean.
Understand France’s Presidential Election in 7 Times ArticlesThe first votes will be cast on Sunday. Here’s how we have covered the issues and the candidates in a tight, unpredictable and complex race.
Trump Roars Again on Trade, Reviewing Steel and Chiding CanadaThe president ordered an investigation into steel imports, scoring a victory for his administration’s nationalists in a debate that remains far from settled.
Trump Targets Steel Trade, but China Will Be Tough to ContainGlobal steel makers blame Chinese rivals for swamping the world with unwanted product, but closing mills there can be expensive and difficult.
White House Officials, Craving Progress, Push Revised Health BillThe measure faces an uncertain fate as Congress also must deal with a far more urgent deadline: a looming government shutdown if a new funding measure is not approved.
Public Health: A New G.O.P. Health Proposal Evokes the Old DaysProtection for people with pre-existing problems would be largely technical as states could waive key insurance rules.
Ohio Town’s Schools Hope to Be ‘More Than a Line Item’ in the Federal BudgetThe town of Van Wert, Ohio, became a crossroads of federal policy with a visit by Education Secretary DeVos and Randi Weingarten, a teachers’ union leader.
Jeff Sessions Dismisses Hawaii as ‘an Island in the Pacific’The attorney general’s comments, related to a federal judge’s ruling that blocked the Trump administration’s latest travel ban, drew criticism from lawmakers.
Arkansas’s Legal Saga Illustrates Problems With Death PenaltyStates seeking to execute inmates face a range of practical and legal barriers, as recent court battles in Arkansas have made clear.
Fears of Revolt by Consumers Felled O’ReillyActivists who pressured advertisers to pull out of “The O’Reilly Factor” are claiming victory after the Fox News star was dismissed from the network.
Bill O’Reilly Payout Could Be as High as $25 MillionWith the payment to the dismissed host, 21st Century Fox payouts related to sexual harassment allegations at Fox News now total more than $85 million.
News Analysis: A New Era After Bill O’Reilly? Women Aren’t ConvincedMany women remain skeptical that they will be heard if they come forward with tales of inappropriate workplace behavior. But the power women wield outside their own offices may help even the game.
4 Hours at the White House With Ted Nugent, Sarah Palin and Kid RockPresident Trump treated the trio of high-profile supporters to a private dinner, a room-by-room tour and a wide-ranging discussion on Wednesday night.
From N.F.L. Owners to Florida Retirees, a Who’s Who of Inaugural DonorsScouring the 510 pages of documents from Trump inaugural donations reveals million-dollar checks from people and companies with interests at stake in Washington.
Why Giuliani Held a Secret Meeting With Turkey’s LeaderRudolph W. Giuliani, who is negotiating in the case of Reza Zarrab, a Turkish gold trader, said he was seeking a resolution that would promote national security interests.
Review: ‘Hello, Dolly!’ Is Bright, Brassy and All BetteIn this rose-colored revival of the 1964 war horse “Hello, Dolly!,” Bette Midler provides a dazzling lesson in star power.
Taesung Journal: As North Korea Tensions Rise, Farming in the Demilitarized Zone Goes OnFor the 197 residents of Taesung, also known as Freedom Village, the proximity to danger is mixed with an odd sense of security.
Brightening the Bridge to Staten IslandA new Goethals Bridge, connecting Staten Island to New Jersey, is opening soon. Like thousands of other bridges across the country, the old bridge, which opened in 1928, was not designed to handle its current traffic. Justice Department Weighs Charges Against Julian AssangeA debate among United States prosecutors is being led by Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who said that arresting Mr. Assange was a priority. Court Again Finds Intentional Voter Discrimination in TexasA Republican-drawn map setting the boundaries of Texas' statehouse districts violates the U.S. Constitution by intentionally discriminating against minority voters, a federal court found Thursday — the third such ruling against the state's voting laws in roughly a month. Video Appears to Show Egyptian Soldiers Killing Unarmed Men in SinaiThe recording, released through a Muslim Brotherhood channel, seems to show the Egyptian military staging the deaths to look as if the men had died in combat.
Berkeley Reschedules Coulter, but She Vows to Speak on Original DateThe university said the conservative author could speak on May 2, but she rejected the offer and vowed to appear next week, as originally planned.
Amid Venezuela Protests, G.M. Plant is Seized, and Company ExitsStreet protests, shortages, currency restrictions and the constant threat of government expropriation have left foreign companies planning to leave.
Marijuana on Religious Grounds? A Cannabis Church Opens in DenverA legislator made a last-minute attempt to shut down the International Church of Cannabis, but it opened its doors to the public on Thursday.
In Operation Vandelay Industries, Prosecutors Allege Real-Life ‘Seinfeld’ PlotA man was indicted on charges that he claimed falsely to be a registered architect. The New York attorney general couldn’t resist comparing him to George Costanza.
ScienceTake: No Oxygen? The Naked Mole Rat Might Not CareNaked mole rats flip a metabolic switch to last for hours in oxygen levels that would kill other mammals. They can last 18 minutes with zero oxygen. U.S. Air Marshal Left Loaded Gun in an Airplane BathroomA passenger found the weapon and gave it to a member of the flight crew. The episode is the latest in a string of embarrassments for the air marshal program.
Harry Huskey, Pioneering Computer Scientist, Is Dead at 101One of the last surviving scientists in the forefront of the computer revolution, Dr. Huskey helped develop what was once billed as the first personal computer.
A Chunk of the Arctic Stops By for a Photo ShootHigh winds have grounded a huge iceberg on the Newfoundland shore, to the delight of camera-wielding sightseers.
Louisiana Man Who Spent Three Years on Death Row Has Murder Charge DismissedRodricus Crawford’s case drew national attention to a parish that sentenced young black men to death at an unusually high rate.
‘Pacemaker’ for the Brain Can Help Memory, Study FindsThe timing of stimulation to the brain was determined to be crucial in research published on Thursday, and it might help treat dementia, head injuries and other conditions.
Furor in China Over Team’s Banner: ‘Keep Homosexuality Far From Campus’A photo of the banner, posted online by the coach of a college women’s basketball team, led to calls across China to fire the coach and punish the students.
Eat: The Secrets of Jamie Oliver’s Chicken in MilkLetter of Recommendation: Letter of Recommendation: MichiganMichiganders know the state gets a bad rap, but we remain captivated by its peculiar charms.
Art Review: The Met Celebrates Irving Penn, Revolutionary PhotographerA journey through the brilliant, nearly 70-year career of a virtuoso who created some of art’s greatest portraits and had a deep respect for all his subjects.
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