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Christian McCaffrey, Carolina Panthers agree on four-year dealGovernor makes it legal to carry guns on Georgia's college campusesNFL rookie RB Leonard Fournette buys mom $110,000 Mercedes2017 Wells Fargo Championship: Francesco Molinari takes 1-stroke lead in WilmingtonDelta apologizes to family wrongly booted from overbooked flightBroadway's 'Amelie' with Phillipa Soo to close on May 21Carolina Panthers T Michael Oher cited for alleged assault on Nashville Uber driverSt. Louis Cardinals CF Dexter Fowler leaves game with shoulder injuryColorado Rockies edge San Diego Padres in 11 inningsJose Abreu, Matt Davidson homers help Chicago White Sox beat Kansas City RoyalsChicago Cubs push across run in 13th inning to down Philadelphia PhilliesJoey Gallo's homer helps Texas Rangers hold off Houston AstrosRemains of infamous Chicago killer exhumed to test conspiracy theoriesOakland A's beat Minnesota Twins to end three-game skidBoston Red Sox knuckleballer Steven Wright done for season, will undergo surgeryMax Scherzer pitches, hits Washington Nationals past Arizona DiamondbacksJoey Votto, Adam Duvall help Cincinnati Reds continue mastery over Pittsburgh PiratesNew York Jets' selection of S Jamal Adams leads to release of Marcus Gilchrist |
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Strong The Force Is: Star Wars Fans Celebrate May the 4thJedis, Princess Leias and Storm Troopers celebrate the 40th anniversary of "Star Wars" in cities around the globe. Venezuela: Video Shows Armored Vehicle Rolling Over ProtestersIn Venezuela, a video showing an armored vehicle rolling over protesters has gone viral, showing the continuing clashes and violence in the country. Prince Philip, Queen's 'Strength All These Years,' to Retire in FallThroughout his 70-year marriage to Britain's monarch, the Duke of Edinburgh has been a constant force for change in the royal household. In First, Transgender Emiratis Seek Legal Recognition as MenTwo young trans citizens of the United Arab Emirates, who were assigned female at birth, are making an unprecedented case to be recognized as men. 20 Years After Princess Diana's Death, Reflections of Her Life"This was the fairytale I'd read about in all my books and, on this day, it all came to life." Trump to Visit Israel, Saudi Arabia and Vatican in First Foreign TripPresident Donald Trump's first foreign trip since entering office will take him to Israel, the Vatican and Saudi Arabia later this month, a senior White House official confirms to NBC News. 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. Obama Wades Into Hugely Consequential French Election"The success of France matters to the entire world," the ex-president said in a video posted online and tweeted by Emmanuel Macron's campaign. 'Vive la France': Obama Endorses Macron for French PresidentThe former U.S. President said Macron "appeals to people's hopes and not their fears." China's 'Homegrown' Competitor to Boeing 737 Is Set to Take to the SkiesThe C919 will carry to the sky "the will of the state, the dream of the Chinese nation and the expectations of the Chinese people." Gift of the Gaffe: Prince Philip's Most Famous (and Infamous) Comments"Do you still throw spears at each other?" Queen Elizabeth II's husband asked Australian aboriginal leader William Brin in 2002. Jailed Venezuelan Opposition Leader Records Proof of Life TapeLeopoldo Lopez said he had no idea why the video was required, but it came after rumors surfaced on social media that he was seriously ill. 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. More Recent Articles |
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House Passes Measure to Repeal and Replace the Affordable Care ActAfter weeks of struggle, House Republicans narrowly passed hard-fought legislation to repeal and replace large parts of the Affordable Care Act. In Rare Unity, Hospitals, Doctors and Insurers Criticize Health BillThe House’s passage of the bill led to an outcry from the health care industry and consumer groups, which found an uncommon ally in some insurers. Democrats Taunt Republicans With ‘Hey, Hey, Hey, Goodbye’ During Health VoteA late-1960s song by the group Steam again entered the political realm, as a warning to G.O.P. representatives that they will suffer politically. What’s in the AHCA: The Major Provisions of the Republican Health BillHere are some of the terms of the bill to repeal and replace large portions of the Affordable Care Act, which is up for a House vote. Why the Health Care Bill Passed the House This TimeThe House on Thursday passed a new version of a health care bill to replace the Affordable Care Act after the first one failed to get enough Republican support in March. The bill still needs to pass the Senate before becoming law. Congressional Memo: Republicans Get Their Health Bill. But It May Cost Them.The legislative victory may weaken G.O.P. lawmakers facing re-election in moderate districts. “Will it cause headaches for people? Absolutely,” one said. Public Health: Who Wins and Who Loses in the Latest G.O.P. Health Care BillThe rich and healthy benefit, but poor and disabled people who use Medicaid could lose out. Fact Check: Is Congress Exempt From the G.O.P. Health Bill?While an early version of the measure to replace the Affordable Care Act did not apply to lawmakers, that was later nullified by additional legislation. Republican Party, Marine Le Pen, Baton Rouge: Your Thursday Evening BriefingUber Faces Federal Inquiry Over Use of Greyball Tool to Evade AuthoritiesThe inquiry concerns Uber’s use of a software tool called Greyball, which helped identify and evade officials trying to clamp down on the ride-hailing service. Despite Earlier Spat, Smooth Sailing Aboard Intrepid for Trump and TurnbullAfter a rocky first phone call, President Trump and Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull of Australia used a meeting in New York to try to show that they have put the encounter behind them. Did Trump Snub Turnbull? Our White House Reporter ExplainsDamien Cave, our Australia bureau chief, chatted with Maggie Haberman, White House correspondent, about how Mr. Trump is managing relations with Australia. President Trump Returns to New York for a Brief First VisitThe president’s stay on Thursday, expected to be just hours long and largely behind closed doors, was nonetheless weighted in meaning for many. Sessions Closed Sterling Case. Odds Are, His Predecessor Would Have, Too.The decision not to prosecute an officer in a black man’s death in Louisiana indicated a high bar in such cases, not a new approach. Saudi Arabia and Israel Will Be on Itinerary of Trump’s First Foreign TripThe president will also visit Rome this month before attending major international summit meetings in Europe. South Sudanese Stand Out in Australian BasketballA community of South Sudanese refugees in Australia has become a recruiting ground for top basketball prospects. Check out their gym and local church community in 360. 5 Summer Movies to Put on Your ListIf you brush up on these five films, you’ll have a jump-start on the season in multiplexes. Fox News Besieged by New Bias Lawsuit and Federal InquiryA Fox News Radio reporter sued the network on the same day that a woman who accused Bill O’Reilly of harassment said she would meet with British regulators about a proposed Fox merger. On Campuses Far From China, Still Under Beijing’s Watchful EyeA group for Chinese students has worked in tandem with Beijing to promote a pro-Chinese agenda and tamp down anti-Chinese speech on Western campuses. Review: ‘Pacific Overtures’ Revival Is Bare Yet FloweringOur new co-chief theater critic, Jesse Green, makes his reviewing debut with this Sondheim musical. Follow him on Twitter (@JesseKGreen) and Facebook (jesse.green.critic). ‘Amélie,’ a Broadway Musical Starring Phillipa Soo, Will CloseThe show, adapted from the 2001 film about a shy but whimsically altruistic French waitress, struggled at the box office and got no Tony nominations. A Principal Is Accused of Being a Communist, Rattling a Brooklyn SchoolThe principal at Park Slope Collegiate, Jill Bloomberg, says allegations of Communist organizing are retaliation for her outspokenness about race and segregation in New York City schools. Marine Le Pen’s Canny Use of Gender in Her CampaignMs. Le Pen’s election strategy makes a shift toward drawing more female voters and softening the image of her party, long treated as a pariah in France. In South Korea Campaign, One Topic Eclipses Others: TrumpVoters confront corruption, security and other issues as they go to the polls in Tuesday’s presidential vote, but the American leader has increasingly become the main subject. Private Hearing With Intelligence Chiefs Revives House Inquiry on RussiaLawmakers heard from the director of the F.B.I. and the head of the National Security Agency, and the investigation’s leaders said they were inviting more witnesses and requesting documents. Iraqi Forces Open a Front in West Mosul, Trying to Squeeze ISISThe new offensive from the north, adding to a southern push that had slowed to a crawl, aims to force the Islamic State to fight in multiple directions. For Frenzied News Media, an Anticlimax: Prince Philip Is RetiringThe announcement came after a meeting at Buckingham Palace that touched off alarms about the health of Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, who is 95. Review: Dianne Wiest, Half-Buried and Heartbreaking, in ‘Happy Days’Our new co-chief theater critic, Jesse Green, offers his take on Ms. Wiest’s work in this Beckett revival. Follow him on Twitter (@JesseKGreen) and Facebook (jesse.green.critic). Art Review: A European Art Fair Freshens Up for Its First Spring on Park AvenueIn town now is Tefaf, an art fair where Thomas Hart Benton is a showstopper and you can trade your string of pearls for a wearable Giacometti. Canadian Drinkers, Listen: Too-Potent Batch of Gin Is RecalledOfficials urged consumers to return affected Bombay Sapphire bottles or discard them, even though the 154-proof contents aren’t “unsafe to drink.’’ Violence in Chicago: Highlights From a Times EventSeveral local leaders spoke on Wednesday about efforts to reduce the bloodshed at an event arranged by The Times and the University of Chicago Crime Lab. In Flint, Overdue Bills for Unsafe Water Could Lead to ForeclosuresAs Flint tries to collect $5.8 million, residents who didn’t pay their bills during a lead contamination crisis are now at risk of losing their homes. A Cutting-Edge Impresario Leaves BAM: What Was His Best Work?Joseph V. Melillo, who helped shape the Brooklyn Academy of Music aesthetic as its executive producer, will step down in 2018. A look back at his tenure. Student Arrested After Crawling Into a Duct to Steal an ExamThe plot, carried out in the wee hours of Wednesday at the University of Kentucky, was foiled because the instructor was working late, an official said. America’s Tap Water: Too Much Contamination, Not Enough Reporting, Study FindsOne in four Americans’ water systems are in violation of safety laws, a report from the Natural Resources Defense Council found. Gustavo Dudamel Tells Venezuelan Government ‘Enough Is Enough’The star conductor issued his strongest statement yet about the crisis in his native country after a young musician was reportedly killed in street protests. On Soccer: The Soccer Team No One Wants to PlayAfter some F.C. Porto ultras joined a lower-division team in Portugal, opponents — citing on-field violence and off-field threats — boycotted it. The Money Issue: Why Hollywood’s Most Thrilling Scenes Are Now Orchestrated Thousands of Miles AwayThe visual effects industry, and the “movie magic” blockbuster films spend huge shares of their budgets on, are being lured away from California — and into two of the most expensive cities in the world. More Recent Articles |
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