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North Korea launched a projectile on Saturday but the test ended in failure, according to the U.S. Pacific Command.
Thirty-three picks into the 2017 NFL Draft, the Green Bay Packers finally made their first selection, tapping Washington cornerback Kevin King.
Oklahoma running back Joe Mixon waited 47 picks in the 2017 draft before the Cincinnati Bengals called to offer him a fulltime job.
Thirty-three picks into the 2017 NFL draft, the Green Bay Packers finally made their first selection, picking Washington cornerback Kevin King.
The Bears pulled off the most stunning move of Thursday night's first round of the NFL Draft by trading up for the No. 2 pick to select Mitchell Trubisky.
The New England Patriots turned down another inquiry from the Cleveland Browns about a trade involving backup quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo.
From one NFL star to another, Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt is asking Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown to haze his little brother.
A franchise that has become known for doing things on draft day that leave its fans befuddled finally made a move Thursday in the first round that made sense.
With its first-round selection in the 2017 NFL Draft, the Philadelphia Eagles selected Tennessee Vols pass rusher Derek Barnett.
For the 20th time since Thomas Dimitroff became the Atlanta Falcons general manager, the team made a trade in the draft to land a targeted player.
Indiana Pacers president Larry Bird is stepping down from his position with the team, according to multiple reports Friday.
The top three shoe and apparel companies are passing on an endorsement deal with former UCLA point guard and future NBA lottery pick Lonzo Ball.
Ilie Nastase, who has been under fire since making a racist comment about Serena Williams' unborn child, apologized Friday to the 23-time Grand Slam winner.
Boston Celtics point guard Isaiah Thomas plans to travel home to Washington state after Friday night's Game 6 to attend his sister's funeral.
In his weekly address Friday, President Donald Trump said his efforts so far have basically eclipsed those of any other U.S. administration in history.
Detroit Lions general manager Bob Quinn watched anxiously as one offensive player after another went off the board in the first 10 picks of the 2017 NFL Draft.
The distance from Stone Bridge High School and Redskins Park is only 4 miles, but for Alabama DE Jonathan Allen the journey to bridge that gap seemed endless.
With its two first-round selections in the 2017 NFL Draft, the 49ers selected Stanford's Solomon Thomas and Alabama's Reuben Foster.
Even if he were not 6-foot-6 and 251 pounds, Alabama tight end O.J. Howard would have stood out to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
New York Giants head coach Ben McAdoo believes that the fastest way for an offense to reach the end zone is to do so via the middle of the field.
On the first day, the Tennessee Titans' draft had a single theme: Find productive players at need positions with the two first-round selections.
That the Oakland Raiders drafted for defense Thursday came as no surprise, although it was a gamble of sorts to take Ohio State cornerback Gareon Conley.
The Baltimore Ravens found help for their secondary by taking hard-nosed Alabama cornerback Marlon Humphrey with the No. 16 overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft.
The Arizona Cardinals used the 13th overall pick in the first round of the NFL draft on Temple linebacker Haason Reddick.
When Carolina Panthers linebacker Thomas Davis announced the Panthers' first-round pick, he called Christian McCaffrey a wide receiver and running back.
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Massive Brawl Engulfs Macedonia's Parliament, 100 InjuredThis was not a drunken brawl inside a dive bar, but the chaotic scene inside Macedonia's parliament chamber Thursday night.
'Active Plot' Foiled as Police Raid London Home Amid Heightened Terror FearsA woman was shot and five people were arrested in the anti-terror raid at the property in the northwest of the city, London's police said.
Workers Slam 'Insensitive' Plea to Buy Boss a SailboatWorkers at one of the world's leading art galleries were told they might want to chip in to buy their $214,000 boss a sailing boat.
North Korea Test-Fires Another Ballistic Missile, Fails AgainThe test comes a day after Trump told Reuters in an interview that the U.S. and North Korea could be headed toward a "major, major conflict."
Pentagon: Friendly Fire May Have Led to Army Ranger DeathsThe U.S. forces were working with Afghan fighters and targeting an ISIS compound and tunnel complex when a firefight broke out Wednesday.
Pope Shares Message of Peace with Egypt's Religious LeadersPope Francis' visit comes as Egypt's Coptic Christians are under threat from ISIS, and just weeks after they suffered another deadly attack. Ebola-Like Mystery Illness Kills 11 in LiberiaSec. Tillerson to UN Security Council: 'Act Before North Korea Does'Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called for sanctions on countries trading with North Korea to pressure a dismantling of its nuclear program.
Le Pen's Dad 'Shocked' by Funeral Tribute for Gay PolicemanJean-Marie Le Pen, the father of far-right presidential candidate Marine LePen, said the speech given by the officer's partner "exalted" gay marriage.
Japan's First Trans Male Politician Vows to Fight for Trans KidsTomoya Hosada was elected to the Iruma City Council, making him the first transgender male politician in Japan, and one of just a handful worldwide.
Army Rangers Killed in Firefight With ISIS IdentifiedAfghanistan remains mired in violence and bloodshed as the Taliban and ISIS fight over territory and clash against government and coalition forces.
NAFTA Whiplash Could Hurt American Economic InterestsTrade policy experts say President Trump's recent about-face on NAFTA could leave the United States in a position of political and economic weakness.
North Korea Sanctions Loom as Tillerson Heads to U.N.Nuclear North Korea is the focus on Friday as Secretary of State Rex Tillerson chairs a special meeting of the United Nations Security Council.
Mike Flynn's RT Headache Won't Go AwayAt the center of Mike Flynn's troubles with Congress and now the Pentagon is the money he got from a Kremlin-backed television channel.
Trump Warns of Possible 'Major, Major Conflict' With North KoreaPresident Donald Trump told Reuters that America could be headed for a "major, major conflict" with North Korea over that country's nuclear program.
Pope Francis Visits Egypt's Muslims and Persecuted ChristiansThe Coptic Christians of Egypt are an ancient religious minority whose persecution today is "the worst it has ever been," according to analysts.
London Police Hail Success in Counterterror OperationsDeputy Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu described an "extraordinary day" in London with anti-terror arrests. Violence Erupts as Nationalists Storm Macedonian ParliamentMacedonian nationalists broke into the country's parliament building after the controversial election of a new speaker. Terror Suspect Carrying Knives Held Near U.K. ParliamentThe suspect was held yards from the scene of last month's terror attack on Parliament that left six people dead, including the attacker.
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G.D.P. Report Shows U.S. Economy Off to Slow Start in 2017The government said gross domestic product grew at an annual rate of 0.7 percent in the first quarter, a three-year low, as consumer spending let up.
Congress Prevents Government From Shutting Down on Trump’s 100th DayA measure approved on Friday will sustain government operations for a week, giving lawmakers more time to negotiate a long-term spending package.
100 days: Our White House Reporters Recall Their Most Vivid Moments of Trump’s First 100 DaysCovering the Trump White House can be exhilarating, maddening, exhausting — but never boring. The Times’ White House correspondents recall vivid moments from their first 100 days on the beat.
‘Trump Bump’ Lifts Stocks, Giving President a Win for His First 100 DaysThe Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index is up about 5 percent since Mr. Trump’s inauguration, the best start for a president since the elder George Bush. Trump on Being President: ‘I Thought It Would Be Easier’On North Korea, on Nafta, on life in the White House: Highlights from Mr. Trump’s interview with Reuters on Thursday to mark his first 100 days in office.
A New North Korean Missile Test Ends in FailureIt was the North’s first test since it launched a ballistic missile near its submarine base on North Korea’s east coast on April 16. That launch was also a failure. News Analysis: Trump on North Korea: Tactic? ‘Madman Theory’? Or Just Mixed Messages?The White House has been sending different signals to Kim Jong-un, a master at keeping his adversaries unsettled.
Methodist High Court Rejects First Openly Gay Bishop’s ConsecrationThe church’s highest court has ruled that the consecration of its first openly gay bishop violated church law, compounding a bitter rift over homosexuality.
Trump, N.F.L. Draft, Arkansas: Your Friday Evening BriefingJim DeMint Is Said to Be Out at Heritage FoundationThe anticipated shake-up comes at an inopportune time for the group, with several major pieces of conservative legislation on the agenda in Congress.
N.S.A. Halts Collection of Americans’ Emails About Foreign TargetsThe National Security Agency program was one of the most disputed forms of surveillance.
At Home With Omar and Sarah, a Syrian Refugee StoryThe Times spent months with several Syrian refugee families as they navigated integration into Weimar, Germany. In 360, step inside the home of Sarah, a German, and Omar, a refugee, to see how they are adjusting. Pope Francis, in Egypt, Delivers a Blunt Message on Violence and ReligionThe pope warned against wrapping violence and terror in the language of religion and urged the Egyptian president toward progress on human rights.
Florence Finch, Unsung War Hero Who Took On Japanese, Dies at 101During World War II, Mrs. Finch quietly undermined Japan when it occupied the Philippines, and was tortured for it. Then she quietly raised a family in the United States.
De Blasio Blames Jails Chief’s Getaways on Bad AdviceThe mayor offered a familiar defense for Joseph Ponte’s use of a city-owned vehicle to travel beyond the five boroughs on 90 days last year: He was told it was O.K.
Chaos at Rikers, but City Jails Chief Was Gone for 90 DaysJoseph Ponte, hired to overhaul New York’s troubled jails, repeatedly took his city-owned vehicle to coastal Maine in violation of guidelines, a city report found.
Fyre Festival, a Luxury Music Weekend, Crumbles in the BahamasA high-end event founded by Ja Rule and the entrepreneur Billy McFarland was supposed to feature shows and yachts. Attendees found chaos instead.
Chicago Schools Ex-Leader Is Sentenced as Classrooms Struggle to Stay OpenThe district’s uncertainty was compounded when a judge declined to issue an injunction requested by the city that might have led to a desperately needed influx of cash.
‘Friendly Fire’ May Have Killed 2 U.S. Soldiers in Afghanistan RaidThe Pentagon is investigating the deaths of two Army Rangers during a raid targeting a leader of Islamic State militants in Afghanistan.
Le Pen Aide Is Fired Over Holocaust CommentsJean-François Jalkh was forced to step down as interim leader of the far-right National Front, the party of the presidential candidate Marine Le Pen.
Arkansas Governor Rebuffs Calls for Execution InquirySome witnesses said a condemned man experienced “coughing, convulsing, lurching, jerking” after the state administered midazolam, a lethal injection drug.
On Pro Football: Misgivings Diminish the Mighty N.F.L.’s SwaggerHolding its draft in the home of the underdog, Philadelphia, the league is faced with an undercurrent of worrisome trends, including a startling decline in TV viewership.
The L.A. Riots 25 Years Later: A Return to the EpicenterMuch has improved in Los Angeles since violence exploded over the beating of an unarmed black man, Rodney King, by the police. But lately, many say they believe more unrest is likely.
What Google and Twitter Say About Trump’s First 100 DaysThe results of their data analyses aren’t all that shocking. It turns out the president posts a lot, and people searched Google for information on immigration.
Chicago Aviation Security Chief Is Fired Weeks After United EpisodeHe supervised the officers who removed Dr. David Dao from a United flight, but his termination arose from an unrelated sexual harassment allegation.
‘10 Concerts’ Facebook Meme May Reveal More Than Musical TastesPrivacy experts said the specific answers posted in response to the meme could be used by marketers to target ads or by hackers to breach secure accounts.
Cate Blanchett to Star in ‘All About Eve’ in LondonThis stage version of the 1950 film, which will be adapted and directed by Ivo van Hove, is planned for the West End in spring 2018.
Fiction: Finding Sobriety in the Rural Rituals of Her Remote Orkney HomeIn “The Outrun,” Amy Liptrot recalls her decade as a London party girl, followed by the spectacular solitude of Scotland.
Review: ‘American Gods’ Works in Mysterious WaysThe new series, on Starz, is based on a 2001 novel from Neil Gaiman and finds a range of deities in a bloody and fractured narrative.
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