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Cher performs 'Believe,' picks up Icon Award at Billboard Music ceremony Cher sang her hit songs "Believe" and "If I Could Turn Back Time" at Sunday's Billboard Music Awards ceremony in Las Vegas.    
Billboard Music Awards: Drake performs 'Gyalchester' in Bellagio Fountain Canadian rapper Drake sang his new song "Gyalchester" in the middle of the Bellagio Fountain in Las Vegas Sunday night.   Celine Dion marks 20th anniversary of 'Titanic' film at Billboard Awards Celine Dion sang her soaring ballad "My Heart Will Go On" in honor of the 20th anniversary of the film "Titanic" at Sunday's Billboard Music Awards ceremony.  
Billy Horschel outlasts Jason Day in playoff to win Byron Nelson event IRVING, Texas -- Billy Horschel returned to the winner's circle for the first time since 2014 when he parred the first playoff hole, beating Australia's Jason Day on Sunday to win the AT&T Byron Nelson.   Chicago White Sox blast Seattle Mariners again
Bernhard Langer ties Jack Nicklaus with 8th Champions title Bernhard Langer won the first major of the year on the PGA Tour Champions circuit and in the process tied a record set by Jack Nicklaus.   Brett Gardner's homer, Aaron Judge's defense helps New York Yankees avoid sweep ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- In a reversal of roles, it was Brett Gardner providing the power and Aaron Judge making the key defensive play to help the New York Yankees snap a three-game losing streak Sunday.   St. Louis Cardinals beat San Francisco Giants behind Adam Wainwright ST. LOUIS -- Adam Wainwright was the only St. Louis Cardinals starter to allow a run in their weekend series with the San Francisco Giants.   Yan Gomes leads Cleveland Indians in weekend sweep of Houston Astros HOUSTON -- Before stepping foot in Minute Maid Park, the Cleveland Indians didn't quite look the part of juggernauts. Once again though, that shoe fits.   Nashville Predators' Ryan Johansen has surgery for acute compartment syndrome Nashville Predators forward Ryan Johansen is recovering from emergency surgery after he suffered a serious left thigh injury during Game 4 of the Western Conference finals against the Anaheim Ducks on Thursday.   Scott Dixon claims third career pole at Indy INDIANAPOLIS -- Scott Dixon added another achievement to his impressive IndyCar career.   Chicago Cubs cruise past Milwaukee Brewers, 13-6 CHICAGO -- After a so-so start to the season, Chicago Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant figured he and his teammates would have a big day at the plate sooner or later.   Pittsburgh Penguins pulverize Ottawa Senators to take 3-2 series lead PITTSBURGH -- Offense seemingly came by the eyedropper for the Pittsburgh Penguins during the first four games of the Eastern Conference final.   Stephen Strasburg continues domination of Atlanta Braves in 3-2 Washington Nationals victory ATLANTA -- Washington ace Stephen Strasburg had his good stuff on Sunday and that turned out to be too much for the Atlanta Braves.   Preakness champ Cloud Computing might not run in Belmont Cloud Computing, coming off a stunning upset win in the Preakness on Saturday, is uncertain to start in the Belmont Stakes.   12 Ks are gold for Toronto Blue Jays' Marco Estrada in victory over Baltimore Orioles BALTIMORE -- There is something about the Baltimore Orioles that brings out the best in Toronto's Marco Estrada.   Scottish Farm lands contract to build wind farms in U.S. Scottish Power plans to build two winds farms in the United States that could eventually power 400,000 homes.   Egypt: 48 IS militants referred to court over church bombings Egypt's attorney general said he referred 48 suspected Islamic State militants to a court over the bombing of Coptic churches in which more than 70 people died.   Andre Agassi to coach Novak Djokovic at French Open Novak Djokovic has experienced a decline this season and he has decided to team up with tennis legend Andre Agassi to see if he can regain his form.   Oklahoma City Thunder's Enes Kanter back in U.S. after being detained in Romania Oklahoma City Thunder center Enes Kanter, who was detained at a Romanian airport on Saturday when he said his passport was revoked, is back in the United States.   Death toll rises to 140 after attack at Libyan airbase The death toll in the attack of a rebel airbase in south Libya rose to 140, a spokesman for military strongman Khalifa Haftar said.   Spain, Britain arrest 24 over marijuana trafficking Spanish and British police arrested 24 people in connection to a plot to traffic marijuana to Liverpool hidden within packs marble tiles.   Gabrielle Union obliterates Twitter troll regarding 107-year-old Dwyane Wade Chicago Bulls star Dwyane Wade doesn't even have to leave his house to find his biggest fan. On Friday, his wife Gabrielle Union proved that point.   Gregg Popovich: Kawhi Leonard 'likely out' for San Antonio Spurs in Game 4 The San Antonio Spurs, on the brink of elimination, likely will be without star forward Kawhi Leonard for Monday night's Game 4 of the Western Conference finals against the Golden State Warriors.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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 Washington Post | Trump to propose big cuts to safety-net in new budget, slashing Medicaid and opening door to other limits Washington Post President Trump's first major budget proposal on Tuesday will include massive cuts to Medicaid and call for changes to anti-poverty programs that would give states new power to limit a range of benefits, people familiar with the planning said, despite ... Ivanka Trump Swayed the President on Family Leave. Congress Is a Tougher Sell. Trump budget: $800 billion in Medicaid cuts Trump budget will slash Medicaid, food stamps programs: reports |
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Trump's Israel Visit: If 'Hotel Blows Up,' He'll Survive in Armored SuiteA huge security operation aims to envelop the president and his 1,000-person entourage during his visit to Jerusalem and Bethlehem.
NBC's Bill Neely Trump Trip Notebook: So Long, Saudi ArabiaPresident Trump's visit ended as it began: With warm applause from Saudi leaders who took pride in being the first stop on his first foreign trip.
'Just Words': Trump Speech to Muslim World Earns Praise, CondemnationPresident Donald Trump tempered his rhetoric on the Muslim world in a speech given in Saudi Arabia on Sunday, earning praise from some corners and condemnation from others.
North Korea Launches Latest in Series of Missile TestsThe launch comes a week after the nation tested a mid-long range missile, which experts said marked a step forward in North Korea's missile program.
Trump Tells Muslims: 'Drive Out' the TerroristsPresident Donald Trump offered a message of unity in Saudi Arabia as he called on the Muslim world to confront extremism.
Trump's Israel Visit: 5 Key IssuesPresident Donald Trump's two-day visit to Israel, which begins Monday morning, should have been the easiest stop in his first overseas trip.
Mob Beats Russian in Cancun After He Insults MexicansDuring the incident, which was captured on video and posted online, Aleksei Makeev also stabbed a 19-year-old man to death who entered his apartment.
Watch Sea Lion Snatch Little Girl And Drag Her Into WaterA fun afternoon at Steveston Fisherman's Wharf near Vancouver turned into a frightening scene when a sea lion pulled a girl off a doc and into the water. Dramatic Video Captures Sea Lion Dragging Girl Into WaterA cellphone video captured the rescue of a young girl who was dragged and pulled by her dress into a Canadian harbor by a wild sea lion on Saturday.
Nigeria's Chibok Girls: Emotions Run High as Families Are ReunitedEighty-two Nigerian schoolgirls reunited with their families Saturday as anxiety mixed with elation.
Trump Stresses Arms Deals and Friendship at Meetings With Arab Leaders"One of the things that we will discuss is the purchase of lots of beautiful military equipment," the president said ahead of a meeting with Qatar.
Trump and Cabinet Join Traditional Saudi 'Sword Dance'Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, Secretary of State Tillerson and President Trump briefly joined in the dance. More Recent Articles
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News Analysis: In Saudi Arabia, Trump Reaches Out to Sunni Nations, at Iran’s ExpensePresident Trump used a speech in the kingdom to declare his commitment to Sunni Arab nations, signaling a return to a policy his predecessor rejected.
Preparations for Trump’s Visit Expose Political Rifts in IsraelPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has met resistance within his cabinet over measures aimed at showing President Trump Israel’s willingness to resume peace talks with the Palestinians.
Trump Softens Tone on Islam but Calls for Purge of ‘Foot Soldiers of Evil’In a speech in Saudi Arabia, President Trump spoke in measured tones far from his incendiary language last year and called for a renewed fight against terrorism.
Writers From the Right and Left React to This Week’s Trump NewsRead about how the other side thinks: Perspectives from across the political spectrum on a tumultuous week in Washington.
Republicans Watch Their Step in a Slow Retreat From TrumpSenator Marco Rubio and other lawmakers inched away from the president over his actions surrounding Russia inquiries, but they did not explicitly criticize him.
Lack of Workers, Not Work, Weighs on Utah’s EconomyThe state’s 3.1 percent jobless rate has helped drive up wages, yet the biggest problem is no longer a dearth of jobs but of people to do them.
In Wreckage of the Fyre Festival, Fury, Lawsuits and an InquiryBilly McFarland wanted to create a luxurious music getaway in the Bahamas. It turned into a washout, with lawsuits and a federal investigation.
No, Google’s Not a Bird: Bringing the Internet to Rural IndiaA recent convert to the wonders of the web is trying to persuade his neighbors in a remote village that “the whole world rests inside the mobile.”
Pittsburgh Welcomed Uber’s Driverless Car Experiment. Not Anymore.Nine months after Uber rolled out self-driving vehicles in Pittsburgh, the city’s relationship with the ride-hailing company has soured.
It Was Hard This Year to Keep Politics Out of High School YearbooksA look at how students in the Kansas City region commemorated the campaign in keepsakes meant to be enjoyed by all classmates, no matter their leanings.
19 and Coming Into His Own, Until a Fatal Night of HazingTimothy Piazza outgrew his shyness to become a protector. But at Penn State he fell victim to what prosecutors say was fraternity brothers’ criminal conduct.
24 Hours of Music, Yoga and ArtSpend a day in Arcosanti, Ariz., where the FORM Festival curates more than just the musicians. Attendees must fill out an application to attend the three-day event, which includes meditative mornings and performance art pieces. On Soccer: Liverpool Chases Away Butterflies to Earn a Champions League BerthBy shutting out Middlesbrough, 3-0, in its Premier League finale, Liverpool edged Arsenal by 1 point to claim its place in next season’s tournament.
Taliban Launch Rocket Attack and Kill at Least 20 Afghan Police OfficersThe attacks capped another bloody week in Afghanistan, during which a German woman and Afghan guard were killed and a Finnish national was kidnapped.
On ‘Saturday Night Live,’ Alec Baldwin Sings a Swan Song for Trump“S.N.L.” paid homage to itself by having Mr. Baldwin sing Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah.” The host, Dwayne Johnson, considered a presidential run with Tom Hanks.
Erdogan Says He Will Extend His Sweeping Rule Over TurkeyThe Turkish president said a state of emergency would continue until the country achieved “welfare and peace.”
Why Send Germany a Statue of Marx? The Chinese Have Some IdeasIs it to reinvigorate Communism in the state that birthed, then repudiated, the idea? Or just a chance to return defective goods? Online, it’s anyone’s guess.
Twin Peaks: Review: In ‘Twin Peaks,’ an Old Log Learns Some New TricksThis revival of the 1990s series feels at times like a nostalgic version of the original alternating with a harder-edged one.
Notre Dame Students Walk Out of Mike Pence Commencement AddressDozens of students protested the vice president’s graduation speech, which he used to condemn political correctness.
A ‘Bachelorette’ BibleFour obsessives at The New York Times and one newbie help you unpack the glories of a deeply American artifact as it stars its first black lead.
Wind Project in Wyoming Envisions Coal Miners as TraineesA Chinese turbine maker with a practice of seeking local workers sees benefit in focusing attention on a core group of Trump supporters in need of jobs.
On Pro Basketball: Democracy, It Turns Out, Suits the Warriors Just FineAll the new pieces have fit nicely, and now Golden State is on the verge of sweeping the Spurs and roaring into the N.B.A. finals.
‘Alien: Covenant’ Is a Ho-Hum No. 1 at the Box Office“Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2” came in second, while the teenage drama “Everything, Everything” was a respectable third.
Over 60 and Dancing at W.N.B.A. Center CourtThe Timeless Torches, a dance squad for the W.N.B.A.’s Liberty, lets those over 40 — many in their 60s — shake their booty on center court, breaking the tradition of the typical halftime act. Three Climbers, One American, Die on Mount EverestDr. Roland Yearwood, 50, of Alabama; Vladimir Strba, 48, of Slovakia; and Francesco Marchetti, 54, of Australia, died Sunday, officials said. A Black Actor in ‘Virginia Woolf’? Not Happening, Albee Estate SaysA theater producer who wanted to cast Damien Geter as Nick in the Edward Albee play has ignited a debate over race and authorial control.
A New Look at the Top of Women’s Tennis: It’s Wide Open“I have to beat Serena to win a Grand Slam” — that common belief doesn’t apply these days. Who’s the favorite now?
Grace Notes: Off to Italy to Study Painting: A Former Inmate’s JourneyGeorge Anthony Morton, who served nine years on a drug charge, turned to painting in prison. Now he is bound for Florence for a summer of study.
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