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Toronto Blue Jays walk off on Cleveland Indians with Ryan Goins' hit Ryan Goins singled in the winning run with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning as the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Cleveland Indians 8-7 on Wednesday.    
Matt Wieters' walk-off hit lifts Washington Nationals over Baltimore Orioles Matt Wieters hit a two-run single in the last of the ninth off former teammate Brad Brach as the Washington Nationals came back to beat the Orioles.   Chris Archer, Tampa Bay Rays cruise to 12-1 victory over Kansas City Royals After two of their most frustrating losses of the season, the Tampa Bay Rays bounced back with one of their best wins.  
Aetna to pull out of remaining two Obamacare exchanges in 2018 Health insurer Aetna Inc., said Wednesday leave the remaining two Affordable Care Act health insurance exchanges in 2018: Delaware and Nebraska.   St. Louis Cardinals' Dexter Fowler comes through in pinch again to beat Miami Marlins Dexter Fowler delivered the go-ahead, pinch-hit RBI for the second game in a row as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Miami Marlins 7-5 at Marlins Park.  
Boston Celtics blow out Washington Wizards, take control of series The Boston Celtics, holding home-court serve, used an early 16-0 run and never looked back, cruising to a 123-101 blowout of the Washington Wizards in Game 5.   History repeats itself: Pittsburgh Penguins eliminate Washington Capitals in Game 7 Bryan Rust and Patric Hornqvist scored goals, Marc-Andre Fleury made 29 saves, and the Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the Washington Capitals 2-0 in Game 7.   Comey writes farewell letter, says he 'will be fine' after firing James Comey, fired by President Donald Trump as FBI director, told bureau's staff and friends iin a farewell letter "I miss you and the mission deeply."   North Korea tied to cyberattacks on banks in 30 countries North Korea's cyberattacks have targeted banks in at least 30 countries, according to a Japanese television network.   Workers start filling collapsed plutonium plant tunnel in Washington Workers began filling in a tunnel containg radioactive waste collapsed at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation in southeastern Washington, Department of Energy said.   Michael Floyd on Minnesota Vikings: 'I cannot change my past decisions' He is currently on house arrest, but wide receiver Michael Floyd is ready to contribute in 2017 after signing Wednesday with the Minnesota Vikings.   Former San Francisco 49ers QB Blaine Gabbert to sign with Arizona Cardinals Blaine Gabbert is changing addresses in the NFC West, moving from the San Francisco 49ers to the Arizona Cardinals.   Andrew Triggs, Chad Pinder lead Oakland A's past Los Angeles Angels It took a Houdini act from the mound and an unlikely power source for the Oakland Athletics to take a series-clinching 3-1 win over the Los Angeles Angels.   German Marquez's masterful performance lifts Colorado Rockies past Chicago Cubs While losing his first two starts this season at Coors Field, Colorado Rockies rookie German Marquez had an 11.70 ERA. His third start, though, was dazzling.   Tesla takes orders for solar roof tiles, reveals 'affordable' prices Tesla, known for making electric cars, began taking orders Wednesday for its solar roof tiles -- for prices it says are more affordable than traditional roofs.   Cleveland Browns re-sign Isaiah Crowell with 2017 tender The Cleveland Browns signed one of the more underrated running backs in football Wednesday, inking Isaiah Crowell to his second-round tender.   Lawyers for Texas AG Paxton again try to remove judge from fraud case The top law enforcement officer in the State of Texas has made another request to get the judge presiding over his fraud case pulled from the bench.   Lightning McQueen faces new rival in latest 'Cars 3' trailerTurkey warns U.S. against arming 'terrorist' YPG rebels in Syria Turkey's leader warned President Trump Wednesday against arming Kurdish rebels in Syria as they look to take the fight to terrorists in their stronghold, Raqqa.   'Last Man Standing' ends after six seasons on ABC'The Game' plans to buy 14 pairs of Lonzo Ball shoes The Big Baller Brand has at least one famous fan. Rapper "The Game" posted his receipt Wednesday after buying several pairs of Z02 Prime basketball shoes.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Disney-Pixar released a new trailer for "Cars 3" Wednesday.
ABC has canceled Tim Allen's sitcom "Last Man Standing" after six seasons.
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Popular Israeli Newscast Abruptly TerminatedOnly 20 employees of 'Mabat LaHadashot' will briefly remain to cover the Eurovision Song Contest semi-final.
 
Pizza Hut Apologizes for Mocking Hunger Strike LeaderThe fast food company apologized for the video in a Facebook post on Tuesday and said the Israeli ad agency that created it has been fired.
Australian Senator Makes History By Breastfeeding in ParliamentAustralian Sen. Larissa Waters became the first woman to breastfeed in Parliament on May 9.
Trump Meets Russia's Lavrov Amid Scrutiny of Campaign, Russia TiesPresident Trump emphasized hopes for improved U.S.-Moscow relations during a meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Wednesday.
What You Need to Know About Trump, Comey and the Russia ProbeWhat is the Russia investigation and where does fired FBI Director James Comey fit?
Qantas CEO Gets Pie in Face From Gay Marriage OpponentA man who squashed a pie into Qantas Airways chief executive Alan Joyce's face said he was protesting Joyce's advocacy for same-sex marriage.
Did These Pre-Humans Put Their Dead in Caves?Researchers say a discovery strongly suggests the little hominids known as Homo naledi were much less ancient than previously thought.
What Is the Controversial 'Golden Visa' Touted by Kushner's Sister?What you need to know about the so-called "golden visa" program, and why the Chinese like it so much.
Venezuela Sees Steep Rise in Maternal and Infant Mortality, MalariaVenezuela has seen steep rises in maternal and infant mortality, as well as a steep jump in malaria, according to recently released government figures.
N. Korea Has Accused Key Ally China of a 'Betrayal.' Is a Breakup Next?Pyongyang's comments may be an indication that the six-decade symbiosis is in danger of falling apart.
New S. Korean President Signals Softer Stance Toward Kim Jong Un's RegimeNew South Korean President Moon Jae-in says he's open to dialogue with North Korea over its aggressive pursuit of nuclear missiles. He was sworn Trump, Tillerson to Meet Russian Foreign Minister at WHRussian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will meet with President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson Wednesday in his first visit to Washington since August 2013.
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Days Before Firing, Comey Asked for More Resources for Russia InquiryJames B. Comey made his appeal during a meeting last week with the deputy attorney general, who wrote the memo used to justify his firing.
Inside the F.B.I., Stunned Agents Wonder About Future of Russia InquiryAgents said they were still under a cloud from the F.B.I.’s role in the election and that President Trump’s firing of James B. Comey further hurt morale.
‘Enough Was Enough’: How Festering Anger at Comey Ended in His FiringPresident Trump returned from a weekend away determined to act after months of growing frustration with the F.B.I. director, according to people close to the president.
Sense of Crisis Deepens as Trump Defends F.B.I. FiringA spokeswoman also said that the recommendation from the deputy attorney general to fire James B. Comey had not been made at the president’s direction.
With Awkward Timing, Trump Meets Top Russian OfficialA day after dismissing the F.B.I. director amid an investigation into the Trump campaign’s contacts with Russian officials, the president met with Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov.
Trump Bars U.S. Press, but Not Russia’s, at Meeting With Russian OfficialsWhite House officials blocked reporters from covering the meeting with President Trump and top Russian officials but gave a Russian photographer access.
How Does Comey’s Fall Play in Hillaryland? No One’s CelebratingHillary Clinton’s satisfaction at seeing the F.B.I. director lose his job is offset by worries that it could derail the Russia inquiry, her friends say.
James Comey Is Fired. Then the Flip-Flopping Begins.After President Trump fired James B. Comey, politicians on both sides of the aisle changed their attitudes toward the ousted F.B.I. director. On Washington: Comey’s Firing May Imperil Republicans’ Legislative AgendaThe dismissal added another volatile element to the partisanship engulfing the capital and raised the prospect of another confirmation fight in the Senate.
5 Ways the Trump Administration Has Injected Politics Into Legal MattersThe Trump administration has brought politics into investigations and other matters of law enforcement where past White Houses have steered clear.
How the Right and Left Reacted to Comey’s FiringRead about how voices from across ideologies (and around the internet) reacted to President Trump’s decision to fire the F.B.I. director.
Comey, Trump, U.S. Senate: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingIn Win for Environmentalists, Senate Keeps an Obama-Era Climate Change RuleSenators voted 51 to 49 to block a measure that would have undone a regulation to control the release of methane from oil and gas wells on public land.
Bethune-Cookman Graduates Greet Betsy DeVos With Turned BacksThe education secretary gave her first commencement address at a historically black university amid some jeers and turned faces.
Puerto Rico’s Debt Crisis Claims Another Casualty: Its SchoolsThe secretary of education in Puerto Rico has pushed for closings and consolidations to save money. Teachers fear the cuts will cost them their jobs.
Snap’s $2.2 Billion Loss Caps Bumpy First Months as a Public CompanyThe parent of the messaging app Snapchat reported earnings that missed Wall Street expectations in almost every regard.
Last Look at ‘Amélie’ on Broadway“Amélie” will close on May 21. In this 360 video, get a last look at the onstage perspective of Phillipa Soo and her young co-star, Savvy Crawford. Fox Reveals Cost of Sexual Harassment Allegations: $45 MillionTwenty-First Century Fox disclosed on Monday that settlements and potential litigation cost it $10 million in its fiscal third quarter, a total of $45 million in nine months.
U.S. May Ban Laptops on All Flights From EuropeThe action would extend an order restricting travelers through airports in 10 Muslim-majority countries from carrying laptops, tablets and other devices in the cabin.
Pro-Nazi Soldiers in German Army Raise AlarmAuthorities are scrambling to address cases of racism and far-right extremism in the German military, which critics say have been overlooked for too long.
Trial Opens for Oklahoma Officer Charged in Fatal Shooting of Black DriverThe prosecutor says Betty Jo Shelby, who is charged with manslaughter, panicked when she shot Terence Crutcher. Her lawyer says he could have been reaching for a gun.
Trump’s Mixed Signals on South China Sea Worry Asian AlliesAs the president seeks closer ties with China, experts say relations with Southeast Asian countries may suffer if he doesn’t contest Beijing’s claims in the disputed sea.
For a Track Team From Namibia, a Long Trip to Its First U.S. FinishFor the athletes from Grootfontein Agri College, most who had never been out of southern Africa, competing at the Penn Relays was only part of the adventure.
As Department Stores Close, Stitch Fix Expands OnlineThe start-up had $730 million in sales last year and raised just $42 million, a relatively modest sum for a high-flying Silicon Valley start-up.
Unbuttoned: The Rise and (Maybe) Fall of InfluencersFrom Kendall Jenner to the Fyre Festival, the risks of being a tastemaker have been exposed.
Review: The Private Dystopias of ‘Arlington’ and ‘Rooms’In the drama “Arlington” and the installation “Rooms,” the Irish playwright Enda Walsh conjures a subversive throng of unreliable narrators.
On Baseball: Jeter, Face of Yankees’ Glory Days, Will Get a Lasting TributeDerek Jeter, the team’s longtime captain, will get a plaque in the Bronx and have his No. 2 retired on Sunday.
Christopher Boykin, Half of the MTV Odd Couple ‘Rob & Big,’ Dies at 45Mr. Boykin, known as Big Black, was the skateboarder Rob Dyrdek’s bodyguard and buddy on their reality show “Rob & Big,” and later appeared on “Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory.”
2 Bodies Found This Week in Waters of Central ParkOne man died at least a month ago and the other more recently, the authorities said, and warm temperatures caused their corpses to rise to the surface.
Former Espionage Suspect Sues, Accusing F.B.I. of Falsifying EvidenceIn a lawsuit that is a sharp rejoinder to a crackdown on Chinese spies, a physics professor alleged that an F.B.I. agent ignored repeated warnings that he was innocent.
M.M.A. Fighter’s Pummeling of Tai Chi Master Rattles ChinaAfter his swift and brutal victory, the mixed martial arts fighter has been accused of violating “the morals of martial arts,” and has gone into hiding. Accused of Sexually Abusing Minors, Seattle Mayor Won’t Seek Re-electionFour men have accused Ed Murray, Seattle’s first openly gay mayor, of sexually abusing them as minors during the 1980s. The mayor maintains that he is innocent.
Pursuits: Learning to Navigate the Venetian Lagoon Like a ProAll I had to do to pilot a boat was pass a test. How hard could it be? Well ...
Talk: Heather Ann Thompson Thinks the Justice System Is UnfairThe Pulitzer Prize-winner on the Attica prison uprising, criminal-justice reform and the war on crime.
Surfacing: Five Places to Go in SingaporeOn the southern edge of Singapore’s Chinatown, Keong Saik Road has transformed from a famous red-light district to one of the city’s trendiest places.
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