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At least 11 killed in Moscow storm; 60,000 evacuated At least 11 people were killed Monday when hurricane winds lashed Moscow in the city's deadliest storm in more than 100 years, officials said.    
Brawl involving Bryce Harper interrupts Washington Nationals' win over San Francisco Giants SAN FRANCISCO -- The Washington Nationals would love to replay the first round of the 2014 National League Division Series.   Dallas Cowboys' Nolan Carroll arrested on suspicion of DWI Dallas Cowboys cornerback Nolan Carroll was arrested early Monday in Dallas on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, multiple media outlets reported Monday.  
Carlos Beltran, Houston Astros stay hot through delay to blast Minnesota Twins Carlos Beltran had four hits and capped an 11-run eighth with a three-run homer as Houston rallied for a 16-8 victory over Minnesota.   Andrew McCutchen's homer powers Pittsburgh Pirates past Arizona Diamondbacks Andrew McCutchen sent Archie Bradley's fastball to the opposite field and into the right field seats to give the Pittsburgh Pirates a 4-3 victory.  
Mike Trout sidelined indefinitely due to torn thumb ligament ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Los Angeles Angels star center fielder Mike Trout will be sidelined indefinitely.   Boston Red Sox lose Dustin Pedroia in loss to Chicago White Sox Dustin Pedroia will return to Boston for further examination after he injured his left wrist Monday afternoon in a 5-4 loss to the Chicago White Sox.   Golden State Warriors' Steve Kerr will not coach Game 1 of NBA Finals Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr could return to the team's bench during the NBA Finals, but it will not be for Game 1.   Rich Hill bounces back to help pitch Los Angeles Dodgers past St. Louis Cardinals Los Angeles Dodgers starter Rich Hill took a no-hitter into the fifth inning and outpitched National League ERA leader Mike Leake Monday.   Texas lawmakers scuffle after state rep calls ICE on protesters Lawmakers scuffled on the floor of the Texas House of Representatives Monday after one called immigration authorities on protesters.   Minnesota Twins CF Byron Buxton exits game with finger injury MINNEAPOLIS -- Minnesota Twins center fielder Byron Buxton was removed from Monday's game against the Houston Astros with a laceration on the ring finger of his right hand.   Kansas City Royals' Danny Duffy out 6-8 weeks with oblique injury Kansas City Royals left-hander Danny Duffy will miss six to eight weeks with a strained oblique.   Marshawn Lynch to wear Charles Woodson's No. 24 with Oakland Raiders Charles Woodson's Oakland Raiders jersey is coming out of retirement but the former Pro Bowl defensive back said it will be a perfect fit.   In tweet, Trump condemns Portland fatal stabbings as 'unacceptable' President Donald Trump condemned Monday the fatal stabbings of two people who tried to stop a man yelling anti-Muslim slurs on a train in Portland, Ore.   Zookeeper killed by tiger in 'freak accident' at wildlife park in Britain A female zookeeper was killed Monday by a tiger that entered an enclosure with her at a wildlife park in Britain, authorities said.   Dylan Bundy helps Baltimore Orioles snap 7-game losing streak BALTIMORE -- Dylan Bundy put together another effective outing Monday against the New York Yankees.   Washington Nationals' Stephen Drew returns from DL The Washington Nationals reinstated infielder Stephen Drew from the 10-day disabled list Monday after he missed 41 games with a right hamstring strain.   Boston Red Sox 2B Dustin Pedroia exits with sprained left wrist CHICAGO -- Boston Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia left Monday afternoon's game against the Chicago White Sox in the second inning.   Iconic sportswriter Frank Deford dies at 78 Sports Illustrated and NPR sports journalist Frank Deford died in Key West, Fla., his family announced. He was 78-years-old.   NASA honors Kennedy's space vision on 100th birthday NASA is honoring the space vision and legacy of President John F. Kennedy, who was born 100 years ago Monday.   Zac Efron's grandparents attend 'Baywatch' screening Zac Efron dedicated a sweet post to his grandparents after they saw his film "Baywatch" at a theater in Bend, Ore.   Man drops off soccer game ball aboard flying drone A man rode on a drone before landing and handing the referee the match ball at the Portugese Cup final.   Kim Kardashian knew Kris Humphries marriage was doomed on honeymoon Kim Kardashian said on "Watch What Happens Live" that her relationship with Kris Humphries ended because she wed him for the wrong reasons.   France's Macron decries Russian media's 'fake news' while hosting Putin French President Macron told Russian President Putin his state news outlets spread "fake news" and "propaganda" during the French presidential election.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Merkel's Tough Talk Shows Deepening Rift With U.S. Under TrumpAngela Merkel's weekend speech stating that Europe could no longer "fully count on others" were a sign of the widening cracks in the U.S.-German relationship.
 
Suicide Blast Kills at Least 13 in BaghdadThe blast occurred on Monday night, just days after the beginning of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.
Zookeeper Dies After Being Attacked by TigerA zookeeper is dead after being attacked by a tiger that entered a closed off enclosure she was in at a wildlife park in England, authorities said Monday.
Another Awkward Presidential Handshake: France's Macron Meets PutinThe French president endured a long silence after welcoming President Vladimir Putin to Versailles. 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
Taiwan Tests U.S. Firepower, Fears Invasion by ChinaNBC News gained rare access to Taiwanese military exercises. 'Prohibited to White People' Festival Sparks Anger in FranceParis Mayor Anne Hidalgo took to Twitter on Sunday to stress that she "firmly" condemned the event, adding that she had reported it to police.
Popular Chinese Lesbian Dating Site Removed From InternetA popular Chinese dating app for lesbians has been shut down, along with its website and main social media account.
Camilla Opens Up About Her Affair With Prince CharlesThe Duchess of Cornwall gave a rare interview about her highly publicized affair with Prince Charles and how it impacted her life. Fisherman, 73, Survives After 440-Pound Great White Shark Leaps Into BoatAustralian Terry Selwood was fishing in the same spot he's been dropping a line for the last 50 years when the 7-foot long shark jumped into his boat.
Tourism and Terrorism: Vacation Hot Spots Step Up SecurityIconic tourist destinations around the world are undergoing big security changes in the wake of recent terror attacks in Europe. North Korea Test-Fires Its Third Missile in as Many WeeksU.S. officials say the latest test involved a short-range ballistic missile that flew for six minutes and nearly 250 miles. Kushner Asked to 'Lay Low' After Russia Reports, Source SaysThe caution for Kushner to keep a low profile comes in the aftermath of new revelations that he sought to set up a secret back-channel with Russia.
52 Years After His Death, Vietnam Veteran Finally HonoredNavy pilot Lt. Commander Frederick Crosby — classified as "killed in action" for more than 50 years — finally was given a full military funeral on Sunday. White House Preps 'War Room' to Push Back on Russia Investigations: ReportAccording to the Washington Post, the White House is looking to go on the offensive after revelations that have undermined the administration's credibility. Thousands Participate in Manchester Run as Hunt for Accomplices ContinuesThe run came as British Interior Minister Amber Rudd said members of the Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi's network were "potentially" still at large.
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Investigation Turns to Kushner’s Motives in Meeting With a Putin AllyInvestigators are examining whether Jared Kushner was seeking a direct line to the Russian president in a December meeting with the head of a bank with Kremlin ties.
With Italy No Longer in U.S. Focus, Russia Swoops to Fill the VoidRussia has made a concerted effort to build ties with Italy, which many officials believe is creating a slow but certain tilt toward Moscow.
‘Narrowcast’ Trump? Republicans Seek Formula to Keep House MajorityConservatives are grappling with a question: Do candidates run with President Trump or against him? A little bit of both, some say, is needed.
White House Acts to Roll Back Birth-Control Mandate for Religious EmployersThe effort follows through on the president’s pledge to roll back a requirement that many religious employers include contraception coverage in health insurance.
Drug Lobbyists’ Battle Cry Over Prices: Blame the OthersA civil war has broken out among the most powerful players in the industry, which is scrambling in the face of public anger and legislative efforts to reduce costs.
Egypt’s President Enacts Law Placing Severe Restrictions on Aid GroupsThe move by President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi stoked fears that his government intends to accelerate its harsh crackdown on human rights activists.
Theresa May Doesn’t Crack and Jeremy Corbyn Keeps His Cool in U.K. DebateThe prime minister did not sustain further political damage, but she did not banish doubts about her leadership that were raised by a policy reversal last week.
On Memorial Day, Trump Pays Tribute to Fallen TroopsAt a solemn ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, President Trump praised those “who died in war so we could live in peace.”
U.K. Is Investigating Missed Signals Over Manchester BomberBritain’s domestic intelligence agency will focus on why, despite repeated warnings from the public, agents decided that the bomber, Salman Abedi, posed no threat.
52 Places to Go: A Bird’s Eye View in LaikipiaHere are three ways to spy wildlife, large and small, in the Laikipia region of Kenya. Emmanuel Macron Challenges Putin on Syria and Gay RightsFrance’s newly elected president said that the use of chemical weapons in Syria was a “red line,” and that the punishment of gay men in Chechnya would be monitored.
Frank Deford, a Literary Storyteller of Sport, Dies at 78A longtime contributor to NPR, Sports Illustrated and HBO, Mr. Deford was the only sportswriter to receive a National Humanities Medal.
Immigrants Keep an Iowa Meatpacking Town Alive and GrowingWaves of Asian, African and Latino newcomers have filled jobs at pork, egg and turkey plants where wages have fallen and work has grown more grueling.
Hello? Dolly? Bette Midler Seems Unlikely to Sing at Tony Awards“Hello, Dolly!” producers and Tony producers seem to be at an impasse over the conditions under which Ms. Midler would sing at the awards ceremony.
The ‘Bronx Tale’ Strategy: Win Suburban Love, Not Broadway PrestigeThe musical received no Tony nominations. But nostalgia and smart marketing are filling the seats with the “Jersey Boys” demographic.
China’s Ill, and Wealthy, Look Abroad for Medical TreatmentHospitals and a new generation of medical tourism companies are luring well-heeled Chinese patients away from an overburdened health care system.
Inside Sonny Rollins’s Jazz Archive, Headed Home to HarlemThis personal collection of hundreds of Mr. Rollins’s recordings and notes reveal his quest to improve his stamina and power as a saxophonist.
Texas Lawmaker Threatens to Shoot Colleague After Reporting Protesters to ICERepresentative Matt Rinaldi said he called federal immigration authorities after protesters at the Capitol interrupted the final day of the legislative session.
Tiger Woods Is Charged With Driving Under the Influence in FloridaWoods, 41, who has won 14 major championships but has been troubled by health problems in recent years, was taken into custody at 3 a.m. in Jupiter, Fla.
After Technical Chaos, British Airways Looks to Restore ScheduleThe airline said it was running most flights as normal, but the weekend disruption has resulted in tense scenes at London’s two biggest airports in particular.
Francesco Totti Leaves the Field, and Romans Weep for a Living MonumentIt’s been a rough decade for Rome. Jobs have left and garbage piles up in the streets. The latest kick in the gut? Francesco Totti has left the soccer pitch.
China Charges Activist From Taiwan With ‘Subverting State Power’The mainland authorities have never leveled that charge against someone from Taiwan before, and his formal arrest adds a new strain to tensions between Beijing and Taipei.
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