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Gone Phishin': Massive Attack Targets Gmail UsersClicking on the malicious links could give hackers control of your Gmail account and access to all of your banking, commerce and social media sites. Macron, Le Pen Clash in Bad-Tempered DebateMarine Le Pen and Emmanuel Macron clashed over their vision of France's future and ways of handling terrorism in an ill-tempered televised debate. Haunting Image by Soldier Killed in Blast Released by ArmyArmy Specialist Hilda Clayton was killed by a mortar explosion in 2013, but the military only just recently released a chilling image she captured in the final moments of her life. Trump to Abbas: I'll Do 'Whatever Is Necessary' for Middle East PeaceThe meeting comes amid administration hopes to lay the groundwork for brokering a lasting peace between Palestine and Israel. Refugees Are Fleeing Trump's America to This Tiny Canadian TownEmerson, Manitoba sits directly on the U.S-Canada border. It has a population of 678. In the past few months, hundreds of people have arrived there to seek asylum in Canada. What's With the Crazy, Scary North Korean Propaganda?Most of the Kim Jong Un regimes's messages, like threats of nuclear annihilation for South Korea and the U.S., are meant for the hometown audience. Trump Says There's 'No Reason' for Mideast Conflict — and He Wants to End ItA possible step in the direction of peace will be the U.S. president's meeting with Palestinian Authority counterpart Mahmoud Abbas on Wednesday. U.S. Senators Seek Sanctions, Action on VenezuelaAn influential group of Republican and Democratic U.S. senators will file sweeping legislation on Wednesday to address the crisis in Venezuela, Reuters has learned. Hillary Clinton: Tweets Won't Solve Threat From North KoreaHillary Clinton called North Korea one of the nation's 'wicked problems' and took a swipe at President Trump's tweeting in an appearance in New York. Lawmakers Grill FBI's Comey on Russia Meddling, Clinton SagaFBI Director James Comey testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee for an oversight hearing of the FBI. Watch now on NBCNews.com and tune in to MSNBC for updates and analysis. How Trump Administration Has Handled the North Korea CrisisNorth Korea has thumbed its nose at U.N. resolutions — conducting several ballistic missile tests this year and five nuclear tests since 2006 'Duterte Harry': The Controversial President With an 80 Percent Approval RatingWhat you need to know about the controversial Philippine leader and his rise to power. Three U.S. Soldiers Injured in Deadly ISIS-Claimed Suicide BombEight Afghan civilians were killed and three U.S. soldiers are among dozens of people injured by an ISIS-claimed suicide blast in Kabul More Recent Articles |
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With $8 Billion Deal on Health Bill, House G.O.P. Leader Says ‘We Have Enough Votes’A vote was scheduled for Thursday, and the majority leader sounded confident about its chances, as critics called the added funding inadequate. Public Health: Extra Billions for Health Bill? Researchers Say It’s Still Not EnoughAdding $8 billion to a G.O.P. bill seems to fall short of ensuring that those with pre-existing conditions will still be able to get health insurance. James Comey ‘Mildly Nauseous’ Over Idea He Swayed the ElectionThe F.B.I. director spoke publicly for the first time about his decisions about the Hillary Clinton email inquiry in the days before the election. 5 Takeaways From James Comey’s HearingThe F.B.I. director said that if he had to revisit his decision to tell Congress in October about newly discovered emails related to Hillary Clinton, he would do it again. Tillerson: It’s Time to Restore ‘Balance’ With Other CountriesIn his first address laying out his vision as secretary of state, Rex W. Tillerson said that the United States had done too much for allies and emerging nations. News Analysis: Trump, Bullish on Mideast Peace, Will Need More Than ConfidenceMeeting with the Palestinian leader, Mahmoud Abbas, President Trump said, “We will get this done,” a bold promise given the complexity of any peace deal. Puerto Rico Declares a Form of BankruptcyThe island’s governor said he would move its debt crisis into federal bankruptcy court, making it the largest United States government entity to seek refuge from creditors in American history. Email Attack Hits Google: What to Do if You ClickedRecipients who clicked on the email and followed its instructions probably gave spammers access to their contact lists, letting them send more email. Ask The Wirecutter: The Wealth of New Choices With Robot Vacuum CleanersThe Roomba 650 has been the champ for several years. Now check out the Eufy RoboVac 11. South Sudanese, Seeking to Fit In, Stand Out in Australian BasketballA program meant for fun now has to protect its young players from something it never expected: the interest of American recruiters. Critic's Notebook: In Conservative Prime Time, It’s Now Fox and EnemiesAfter a personnel upheaval, the Fox News Channel’s new evening lineup is not so much pro-Trump as it is anti-anti-Trump. Fox’s Unfamiliar but Powerful Television Rival: SinclairThe largest owner of local TV stations, Sinclair has a history of supporting Republican causes. But as Sinclair tries to grow, it is locking horns with Fox. Le Pen and Macron Clash in Vicious Presidential Debate in FranceThe country’s only presidential debate was more like an angry American-style television shoutfest than the reasoned discussion the French are used to. Critic's Notebook: The Look of the French ElectionMarine Le Pen used costume to cast herself as the mother of France, and Emmanuel Macron’s sober suit was modified as his poll numbers shifted. 2 Fatal Police Shootings Yield 2 Different ResultsCases in South Carolina and Louisiana — one resulting in Justice Department charges, one not — are touchstones in the nation’s complex debate about race and policing. Prosecutors in Texas Weigh Murder Charges for Former Police OfficerThe mother of Roy D. Oliver II, the former officer who killed a 15-year-old, spoke proudly of her son’s service as a policeman and an Army soldier in Iraq. Obama Says His Presidential Library Will Be a ‘Hub for the Community’The former president and first lady came to Chicago to unveil plans for the Obama Presidential Center, saying it would be a different kind of presidential library. Facebook Scrambles to Police Content Amid Rapid GrowthMark Zuckerberg, the company’s chief executive, said he will hire 3,000 more people to monitor posts and live video as the site nears 2 billion users. After Trump’s Phone Call to Philippines Leader, China’s President Calls HimPresident Xi Jinping of China praised President Rodrigo Duterte, part of an effort to woo an American ally and strengthen China’s claims in the South China Sea. The Public Editor: Bret Stephens Takes On Climate Change. Readers Unleash Their Fury.The New York Times’s new Op-Ed writer drew a strong reaction when he questioned the data on climate science in his first column. Now what? Obituary: Luis Olmo, a Pioneering Puerto Rican Baseball Player, Dies at 97Olmo broke in with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1943 and became the first position player in the major leagues from Puerto Rico. South Korea’s Next President: A Look at the Leading CandidatesSouth Koreans head to the polls on May 9. The leader they choose will face many uncertainties, not least of them President Trump. On Trail of Suspect, Bounty Hunters Killed an Innocent ManSeven bounty hunters swarmed a car in Clarksville, Tenn., that they mistakenly believed had a wanted man in it, the police said. All seven were charged with first-degree murder. Immigration Experts Question Tale of Australian Man’s U.S. Border DetentionAccording to a GoFundMe campaign set up by his girlfriend, Baxter Reid was arrested when he overstayed his visa 90 minutes. The ‘Sounds’ of Space as NASA’s Cassini Dives by SaturnThe spacecraft recorded some light patter as it passed between Saturn and its innermost ring, when scientists had expected the sound of “driving through Iowa in a hailstorm.” How a Brush With Death Changed the Next Conductor of St. Luke’sBernard Labadie, who will take over the post in the 2018-19 season, spoke recently about music, his medically induced coma and his plans for the orchestra. Nonfiction: America First? No, Says Former Secretary of State Condoleezza RiceIn “Democracy,” Rice argues that people around the world yearn for freedom, and that democracy promotion is a key goal of American foreign policy. Trilobites: Why Two Volcanoes in Hawaii Are So Close, but So DifferentA model to explain why neighboring Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa are so different could offer insights into Earth’s deep geological history. State of the Art: Giving the Behemoths a Leg Up on the Little GuyThe new F.C.C. chairman’s plan to slacken net neutrality rules is a boon to tech giants and a bane to competitors and innovators. More Recent Articles |
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