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Amid protests, Venezuelan president calls for new constitution Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro called Monday for a popular assembly to remake the country's constitution, a move derided as a "coup d'etat."    
Nancy Kerrigan, Nick Viall eliminated from Season 24 of 'Dancing with Stars' Nancy Kerrigan and Nick Viall, along with their professional partners, were eliminated from Season 24 of "Dancing with the Stars" Monday night.   North Korea charges U.S. with secretly deploying supersonic bomber North Korea claimed the United States deployed a supersonic bomber to the peninsula and conducted a "nuclear bombing drill," according to state media.  
Homicide ruled in police shooting of black teenager near Dallas The shooting death of an African-American teenager by police in a Dallas suburb was ruled a homicide Monday by the Dallas County Medical Examiner.   Mystery of Antarctica's blood red glacial waterfall finally explained A glaciological mystery that puzzled scientists for decades now appears to have an answer.  
Trump says he'd be 'honored' to meet with North Korea's Kim Jong Un After inviting his controversial Philippines counterpart to the White House, President Trump said Monday he'd be "honored" to meet North Korea's Kim Jong Un.   Los Angeles Rams CB Troy Hill suspended for first two games of season Los Angeles Rams cornerback Troy Hill was suspended for the first two games of the 2017 regular season for violating the NFL's policy on substance abuse.   May Day events oppose Trump, other political concerns worldwide What traditionally has been a day to air labor grievances turned into a catchall political event for demonstrators worldwide on Monday.   Stabbing at Univ. of Texas kills student, injures 3 others One person was killed and three others were injured Monday at the University of Texas after a student went on a stabbing spree, authorities said.   All-Pro RB Charles visiting Broncos, expected to sign Free agent Jamaal Charles will visit the Denver Broncos on Tuesday, according to sources.   Giants coach names Perkins starting running back Second-year running back Paul Perkins has a clear path to the starting job for the New York Giants.   Fox News co-president exits network in wake of harassment scandals A co-president at Fox News on Monday became the latest part of a major shakeup at the network, which has been fueled in the past year by scandal.   Designer's mouth-watering prom dress inflates into a pizza A North Carolina designer is stealing the fashion state ahead of the Met Gala with a prom dress that inflates into a pizza.   U.S. Army secures contract for up to 2,500 T700 turboshaft engines The U.S. Army has awarded GE Engineering with a contract for up to 2,500 T700 turboshaft engines at a potential total cost of more than $1 billion.   Hamas' new charter accepts Palestine based on 1967 borders Hamas dropped its call for Israel's destruction and instead will accept the formation of a Palestinian state along 1967 borders in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.   Vikings decline Bridgewater's option for 2018 Quarterback Teddy Bridgewater might be playing his last season for the Minnesota Vikings after the team declined his 2018 option Monday.   Gene-editing removes HIV-1 infection from live animals in study Researchers at Temple University and the University of Pittsburgh successfully excised HIV DNA from the genomes of animals to eliminate HIV-1 infection.   One-third of U.S. population has had a stroke without knowing it New research found about 35 percent of the U.S. population has experienced symptoms of a warning stroke, yet about 3 percent get immediate medical attention.   2017 NFL Draft analysis: Oakland Raiders ALAMEDA, Calif. -- At his introductory press conference, Oakland Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie insisted on football-only questions for first-round pick Gareon Conley to avoid more inquiries about a recent rape allegation.   Australian troops to receive Bertin-made chemical detectors Bertin Technologies' standoff chemical threat detector selected for Australian troops.   2017 NFL Draft analysis: Los Angeles Chargers COSTA MESA, Calif. -- Tom Telesco, the Los Angeles Chargers general manager, will be hard-pressed to match last year's draft that produced defensive end Joey Bosa and tight end Hunter Henry, among others. But Telesco is pleased with his draft work of this year and that's a good sign.   No easy Rx for choices of San Francisco Giants, New York Mets We embark on the second month of this baseball season with a pair of major disappointments taking shape in the National League.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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 Washington Post | Democrats confident they can block Trump's agenda after spending-bill win Washington Post Democrats think they have set the stage to block President Trump's legislative priorities for years to come by winning major concessions in a spending bill to keep the government open. House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Senate Minority ... Why Congress's Bipartisan Budget Deal Should Make Trump Worried Congress claws back power from Trump Winners and losers of the government shutdown fight |
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Trump Follows Instincts, Not Establishment, With Overtures to Kim and DutertePresident Trump‘s willingness to meet with the North Korean and Philippine leaders illustrated his confidence in his own deal making but alarmed critics.
Pushing for Vote on Health Care Bill, Trump Seems Unclear on Its DetailsPresident Trump has insisted that the bill would not allow discrimination against people with pre-existing conditions, an assertion contradicted by health policy experts.
Congress Allocates $120 Million for Trump Family’s Security CostsThe additional funding, part of a spending deal that could pass this week, reflects the extraordinary costs associated with the family’s lifestyle.
Winners and Losers of the Spending Deal (Spoiler Alert: Trump Lost)The deal reached by congressional leaders was a rare act of compromise, and some parties — coal miners, Planned Parenthood — clearly came out ahead.
DealBook: Will Trump ‘Do a Big Number’ on the Big Banks?Wall Street shuddered as President Trump, for the first time as resident of the White House, mused that he was considering breaking up the largest banks.
Trump on the Civil War: ‘Why Could That One Not Have Been Worked Out?’Could Andrew Jackson have stopped the war? Trump suggests so in an interview on SiriusXM. The seventh president, a slaveholder, died 16 years before the war began.
G.O.P. Likely to Go It Alone on Tax Overhaul LegislationTreasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said President Trump had abandoned the idea of combining tax and infrastructure legislation into one package.
Trump Abruptly Ends CBS Interview After Wiretap QuestionThe testy exchange was at odds with the image of competence and message discipline White House officials have labored to show over the past week. Le Pen, Trump, Duterte: Your Monday Evening BriefingWith Fox News in Tumult, Another Executive, Bill Shine, Is OustedThe removal of a co-president, a holdover from the Roger Ailes era, continued a housecleaning prompted by a sexual harassment scandal.
Diana Falzone of Fox News Files Discrimination LawsuitThe contributor said she was banned from more work after disclosing her health issues in an op-ed column for the network’s website.
In Palestinian Power Struggle, Hamas Moderates Talk on IsraelThe militant group that has engaged in violent resistance against Israel is pushing for closer ties to Egypt and says it would accept a provisional Palestinian state.
Screenwriters and Studios Negotiate in Hours Before Strike DeadlineThe two branches of the Writers Guild of America met with entertainment companies before what could be the first big Hollywood labor walkout in a decade.
Man Wielding Knife Kills One and Injures Three at University of TexasA man who witnesses described as eerily composed as he stabbed students with a bowie knife was quickly apprehended by the police.
Airbnb Settles Lawsuit With Its Hometown, San FranciscoThe company agreed to the city’s demand for more information about its hosts, ending one of its most pressing regulatory fights.
Fyre Festival Organizers Face Fraud Lawsuit After CancellationA celebrity lawyer representing a ticket buyer filed suit after a luxury musical weekend in the Bahamas fell apart. Organizers said, “We were simply in over our heads.”
Freak Flags Fly at Met Gala, but Lips Stay ButtonedThe shiny, spacey and edgy reigned at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute Gala. But as loud as the fashions were, some celebrities were mum.
Met Gala: Rihanna, Kendall Jenner, J.Lo and More Met Gala 2017 LooksThey don’t call it the Oscars of the East Coast for nothing. See the celebrities who ascended the steps of the Met on Monday night — and what they wore. Rei Kawakubo, the Nearly Silent Oracle of FashionThe 74-year-old designer, now the subject of a major show at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, prefers to let her clothes speak for themselves.
The Best TV Shows and Movies New to Netflix, Amazon and More in MayHere are the titles we think are most interesting, broken down by streaming service.
5 Must-See Shows if You’re in New York This MonthOfferings include a revival of Suzan-Lori Parks’s “Venus,” at the Signature Theater, and Robert Schenkkan’s “Building the Wall,” at New World Stages.
Trump’s Volatility in Asia Distresses a Longtime U.S. Ally: AustraliaSome in Australia worry about the risk of being drawn into a conflict that forces it to side with either the United States, its military ally, or China, its biggest trading partner.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The End of the Australian Dream?When you have a nation full of people trying to get to the top, eventually most of the population is forced to run just to keep up.
Sydney’s Wake-Up Swim. Pink Cap Included.An informal group meets daily to swim almost a mile. (Did we mention they all wear pink swimming caps?) Watch the first piece in our 360 series about Australia's coastline. From France to Indonesia, Marking May Day With ProtestsAlso known as International Workers’ Day, it is an occasion for political demonstrations in much of the world.
On May Day, Protesters Take to the Streets NationwideA day of protest for those who oppose the administration has turned into a one-day-fits-all schedule of demonstrations, as well as a day that the president has proclaimed to be “Loyalty Day.”
Claims of Liberal Bias in Media Now Include Sportscasters, TooSome conservative critics have celebrated ESPN’s struggles, saying its coverage of some issues reveals a left-leaning sensibility.
For Families of Teens at Suicide Risk, ‘13 Reasons’ Raises ConcernsA rising chorus of mental health experts contends that many of the show’s messages on suicide are inaccurate and potentially dangerous.
A Word With: Mamas Going Strong: A Conversation With Linda and Laura BenantiLaura Benanti, the Tony-winning actress and a new mother, talks with her own mom, Linda, a former stage actress and co-star of her new cabaret show.
Honoring a Fellow Fan, One Ballpark Bathroom at a TimeA Mets fan is memorializing his plumber buddy by flushing his cremated remains into the pipes of baseball stadiums.
Police Account Changes in Killing of Texas 15-Year-OldJordan Edwards was shot late on Saturday when the police in a Dallas suburb were responding to a call reporting young people drinking.
One Day, a Machine Will Smell Whether You’re SickResearchers are perfecting technology that sniffs out signs of disease in breath, blood and urine.
West Virginia’s Governor, an ‘Unusual Democrat,’ Fights a G.O.P. TideJim Justice, a billionaire businessman who counts President Trump as a friend, is facing off with Republicans while keeping his party’s tarnished national brand at a distance.
John Paulson’s Fall From Hedge Fund StardomThe hedge fund Paulson & Company manages just under $10 billion today, down from $36 billion in 2011.
10 Classic Photographs — Reinterpreted Entirely in Play-DohThe artist Eleanor Macnair has produced a series for the Magnum Photo agency, remaking some of its most historic images in Play-Doh.
Brantley in Britain: Stoppard Classics, Reborn for an Age of UncertaintyBright revivals in London find the prescience in a young playwright’s tomfoolery. All that, and Daniel Radcliffe.
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