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Giancarlo Stanton, Justin Bour go deep as Miami Marlins sink Los Angeles Angels Giancarlo Stanton may be the most expensive -- and perhaps most dangerous -- two-hole hitter in baseball.    
Neil Walker helps New York Mets halt skid, top Pittsburgh Pirates New York Mets second baseman Neil Walker got his round of hugs on the field well before Friday night's game -- from his former manager, Clint Hurdle.   Jed Lowrie leads Oakland A's past New York Yankees For most of Friday night, the Oakland Athletics were flailing and missing at Masahiro Tanaka's sliders and split-fingered fastballs.  
Eduardo Rodriguez, Boston Red Sox relievers combine for shutout of Seattle Mariners Boston Red Sox manager John Farrell doesn't see any great mystery behind the sudden success of young left-hander Eduardo Rodriguez.   Max Scherzer's gem leads Washington Nationals past San Diego Padres Max Scherzer was determined to make some changes after his previous start, when he lasted just five innings and threw 106 pitches in a loss to the Braves.  
2017 Stanley Cup Final: Nashville Predators the new Hockeytown USA? In 2007, the Nashville Predators almost left town. Canadian businessman James Balsillie entered into a tentative agreement with then-owner Craig Leopold.   2017 Dean & Deluca Invitational: Danny Lee fires second-round 64, tied for lead The combination of windy conditions and the demands for game management and confident putting have created a logjam at the top of the leaderboard.   Arrest warrant issued for Thunder's Enes Kanter for alleged 'terror group' involvement The Turkish government has issued an arrest warrant for Oklahoma City Thunder center Enes Kanter, accusing him of being a member of a "terror group."   Milwaukee Brewers LF Ryan Braun returns to DL with calf injury Milwaukee Brewers left fielder Ryan Braun was placed on the 10-day disabled list Friday, just five days after being activated.   Russia, China: THAAD was deployed in South Korea under pretext Russia and China agreed the deployment of a U.S. missile defense system in South Korea increases tensions on the peninsula.   2017 Indianapolis 500, IndyCar notebook: Helio Castroneves fastest in final Indy 500 practice Three-time Indianapolis 500 winner Helio Castroneves set the pace in Friday's final practice before Sunday's 101st running of the Indianapolis 500.   Boston Celtics' Isaiah Thomas: Surgery 'not the number one option' for injured right hip Boston Celtics All-Star point guard Isaiah Thomas said surgery is not currently the top option for his injured right hip.   Bats on the way: Toronto Blue Jays activate Josh Donaldson, Troy Tulowitzki from DL The Toronto Blue Jays activated third baseman Josh Donaldson and shortstop Troy Tulowitzki from the disabled list Friday before their game with the Rangers.   Jacksonville Jaguars' Paul Posluszny and Myles Jack helping each other at new positions Paul Posluszny is helping Myles Jack learn a new position. Jack is helping Posluszny learn a new position. And the Jacksonville Jaguars hope it helps in 2017.   2017 Stanley Cup Final: Banged up Pittsburgh Penguins still finding ways to win The number that Pittsburgh captain and center Sidney Crosby didn't have off the top of his head is 38.   Los Angeles Dodgers' Tommy Lasorda 'doing well' after surgery to replace pacemaker Former Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda underwent surgery to replace his pacemaker on Thursday.   Petra Kvitova to make return at French Open after knife attack 2-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova announced that she will play in the French Open just six months after being viciously attacked by a knife-wielding man.   Washington Redskins sign third-round pick CB Fabian Moreau The Washington Redskins signed third-round cornerback Fabian Moreau, their last remaining 2017 draft pick, on Friday.   Nearing release from prison, Texas nurse charged with infant's '81 death A former pediatric nurse, who police believe killed dozens of infants in her care decades ago, now faces a new indictment in the death of a baby boy in 1981.   Dozens of Egyptian Coptic Christians killed, hurt in militant attack on bus Gunmen opened fire on a bus carrying Coptic Christians in the Minya province Friday, killing nearly 30 people and injuring many others, authorities said.   Lockheed Martin receives infrared satellite contract Lockheed Martin Space Systems has received a $50 million modification to a previously awarded contract for the Space Based Infrared System satellites.   Ariana Grande announces benefit concert for Manchester Singer Ariana Grande announced Friday that she will perform a benefit concert in Britain in response to the terrorist attack at her show earlier this week.   Study links diesel pollution to heart damage Researchers at Queen Mary University in London have found significant evidence that particulate matter from diesel pollution can cause heart damage.   NASA shares 3D model of El Nino NASA has released a three-dimensional model of El Niño, a climate pattern marked by a mass of warm water in the Pacific Ocean.   Mike Zimmer: 'One eye or two, doesn't really matter' for Minnesota Vikings coach Despite missing OTAs, Mike Zimmer says he'll be back soon to coach the Minnesota Vikings.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Masked Gunmen Kill 28 Christians Heading to Monastery in EgyptChristians make up around 10 percent of Egypt's mostly Muslim population of 83 million.
 
Why Trump's Silence on NATO Is a Big DealThe president was finally expected to promise that America would defend its NATO allies if they ever came under attack. He didn't.
Hunt for Bomber's Accomplices Hangs Over U.K. Long WeekendSeveral high-profile music festivals and sporting events are scheduled — bringing huge crowds together.
Awkward Moments Dominate Trump's First NATO SummitA possible shove of Montenegro's prime minister and a pair of awkward handshakes with French President Macron kept the internet buzzing Thursday. Manchester Police Make New Arrest in Bombing ProbeManchester police said a 44-year-old man was arrested as authorities investigate the suicide bombing outside an Ariana Grande concert that killed 22.
Ariana Grande to Hold Concert for Manchester VictimsAriana Grande tweeted on Friday that she will hold a benefit concert to raise money for victims of the Manchester bombing.
UN Rights Office Worried by Indonesian Gays' PlightThe UN is calling on Indonesian authorities to release people detained on the basis of their sexual orientation and combat anti-gay stigma.
Gene Study Shows Zika's Stealthy SpreadThe Zika virus was spreading in Brazil for as long as a year before anyone noticed, and for weeks and months in places such as Miami, studies show.
White House Denies That Trump Called Germans 'Very Bad'The White House is in damage control mode over a report that Trump called Germans "very bad" and threatened to end German car sales in the U.S. G-7 Leaders Brace for Clashes With Trump on Trade, ClimateWorld leaders braced for contentious talks Friday with President Donald Trump at the G-7 summit after he earlier lambasted allies at NATO.
Terror Threat: Rifle-Toting Police Patrol U.K. Trains After BombPolice said heavily armed officers on trains - a first in Britain - was part of heightened security nationwide after the Manchester bomb attack. World Leader Shoved Aside by Trump Says It Was 'Harmless'Balkan websites ran headlines such as "America First" and "Where do you think you are going?" but Montenegro's prime minister wasn't too upset.
Unrelenting Manhunt Seeks Manchester Bomber's AccomplicesPolice are investigating potential links with the so-called 'Man in The Hat' — Mohamed Abrini — who bombed Brussels and visited Manchester two years ago. Stone-Faced World Leaders Listen as Trump Blasts NATO AlliesPresident Trump used his speech at a NATO meeting in Brussels to criticize American allies. MSNBC's Brian Williams discusses with our political panel. Jared Kushner Under Scrutiny in Russia Probe, Officials SayThe president's son-in-law and adviser is under FBI scrutiny in the Russia probe, but is not known to be a subject of the investigation.
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Kushner Is Said to Have Discussed a Secret Channel to Talk to RussiaA back channel between Jared Kushner, a White House adviser, and Moscow was proposed to discuss Syria, but never pursued, in the weeks before Donald J. Trump’s inauguration.
Russian Once Tied to Trump Aide Seeks Immunity to Cooperate With CongressOleg V. Deripaska’s offer comes amid increased attention to his ties to Paul Manafort, who is one of several Trump associates under F.B.I. scrutiny.
White House Backs Down on Keeping Ethics Waivers SecretIn a reversal, the White House said it would publicly disclose waivers allowing former lobbyists to work in the administration.
Mild in Mideast, Trump Is All Elbows in a Europe Eager to Jab BackThe president played the statesman in the Middle East, but has switched to a familiar role, disrupter, as he joins the Group of 7 meeting, getting headlines like “Boor in Chief.”
World Leaders Increase Pressure on Trump to Stay in the Paris AccordNegotiators for America’s partners in the Group of 7 intensified pressure on the United States not to pull out of the 2015 climate agreement.
Liberals Wanted a Fight in Montana. Democratic Leaders Saw a Lost Cause.Tension between party leaders who will not compete for unlikely seats and an energized base loath to concede anything to Republicans risks demoralizing activists.
McConnell May Have Been Right: It May Be Too Hard to Replace ObamacareAs the legislative realities of replacing the health law become clear, some Republicans are turning their attention to a different target: tax reform.
U.S. Quietly Lifts Limit on Number of Refugees Allowed InDespite President Trump’s efforts to curtail resettlement, the State Department’s move could result in a near doubling of refugees entering the country.
F.B.I. Investigates Attempt to Hack the Trump OrganizationThe president’s grown two sons, who run the company, met with agents; Eric Trump said there had been no successful intrusion into the computer system.
Manchester, Hillary Clinton, Paris Agreement: Your Evening BriefingStrap Into the Jersey Shore’s New Roller CoasterThe Hydrus opened in May, replacing the famous Jet Star roller coaster, which was destroyed by Hurricane Sandy. Experience the ride in this 360° video. Zbigniew Brzezinski, National Security Adviser to Jimmy Carter, Dies at 89Mr. Brzezinski, who guided Mr. Carter during the Iran hostage crisis and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, had decades of influence in global affairs.
For Army Infantry’s 1st Women, Heavy Packs and the Weight of HistoryThe Army has sought to play down the significance of the mixed-gender milestone. But female grunts see it as monumental and revolutionary.
An Appraisal: Denis Johnson’s Poetic Visions of a Fallen WorldIn this author’s universe, hallucinatory imaginings bleed into daily life, where reality itself can seem like a fevered nightmare.
Denis Johnson, Who Wrote of the Failed and the Desperate, Dies at 67Mr. Johnson, the author of “Jesus’ Son,” peopled his novels, stories and poems with drifters, addicts, inmates and spies.
Your Coffee Is From Where? California?Farmers in Southern California are nurturing coffee bushes in what may be the first serious effort to commercialize beans from the contiguous United States.
News Analysis: In Indonesia and Philippines, Militants Find a Common Bond: ISISThere’s no indication that Islamic State leaders in the Mideast directed recent attacks in Southeast Asia, but like-minded extremists are believed to be responsible.
Their Government in Chaos, Brazilians Fear the Joke Is on ThemPresident Michel Temer has grown so unpopular that some in Brazil believe the coach of the national soccer team, or a clown named Grumpy, would be better choices.
China Moves to Stabilize Currency, Despite Promise to Loosen ControlBeijing may make the renminbi less responsive to market moves, which could stem a flight of money out of the country but undermine earlier promises. Lee Boyd Malvo, Serving Life in ‘Beltway Sniper’ Case, Must Be Resentenced, Judge SaysA federal judge in Virginia ruled that the life sentences imposed when Lee Boyd Malvo was a teenager were unconstitutional.
Expecting a Big Economic Bump? It’s Looking Less LikelyWith headwinds from trade, forecasts for this quarter are turning more tepid and point to a continuation of steady but not stellar growth.
Gunmen in Egypt Force Coptic Christian Pilgrims From Buses and Kill 28The assault on vehicles carrying Coptic worshipers, including children, was the latest in a wave of violence targeting the Christian minority in the country.
Critic's Notebook: Melania Trump on Display, Dressed in Ambivalence and ArmorNine days, five countries, and more than a dozen outfits: the first lady makes a statement abroad.
Here, Try Some Mezcal. But Not Too Much.The spirit’s new popularity in the United States thrills many Americans but worries others, who fear for its sustainability.
Critic's Notebook: Kirsten Dunst on Calling Her Own ShotsThe Cannes veteran talks about movies, sexism, female rage and “The Beguiled,” the third film that she’s made with the director Sofia Coppola.
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