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He has many more luxury vehicles, but the small collection Floyd Mayweather showed off Wednesday is still worth much more than most people can afford.
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  1. Floyd Mayweather shows off fleet of white Rolls-Royces
  2. Josh Bell, Gerrit Cole lead Pittsburgh Pirates past Washington Nationals
  3. Oakland Athletics replace shattered phone for fan after home run
  4. Arizona Diamondbacks beat New York Mets on Chris Herrmann's homer in 11th inning
  5. San Antonio Spurs fans file lawsuit against Zaza Pachulia, Golden State Warriors
  6. Trump supports peaceful engagement on North Korea, Seoul envoy says
  7. Clayton Kershaw masterful yet again as Los Angeles Dodgers breeze past San Francisco Giants
  8. Always Dreaming early 4-5 favorite for 142nd Preakness Stakes
  9. Trump considering Joe Lieberman for FBI director
  10. Cisco Systems announces 1,100 more layoffs
  11. Future top NBA pick Markelle Fultz made fun of LeBron James' hairline
  12. Milwaukee Sheriff David Clarke says he's joining Homeland Security
  13. LPGA's Lexi Thompson skydives into golf event
  14. 2017 AT&T Byron Nelson: 10 players to watch, picks to win
  15. Cleveland Indians' Jason Kipnis robbed of home run by Tampa Bay Rays to end game
  16. Anett Kontaveit stuns World No. 1 Angelique Kerber, advances in Rome
  17. Softball players rescue iguana from Minnesota tree
  18. Mueller appointed special counsel to lead Russia investigation
  19. New England Patriots cut TE Rob Housler
  20. Pittsburgh Pirates RHP Jameson Taillon diagnosed with testicular cancer
  21. Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr to travel for Game 3 vs. San Antonio Spurs
  22. DE Jacquies Smith inks restricted free agent tender with Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Floyd Mayweather shows off fleet of white Rolls-Royces

He has many more luxury vehicles, but the small collection Floyd Mayweather showed off Wednesday is still worth much more than most people can afford.
    

Josh Bell, Gerrit Cole lead Pittsburgh Pirates past Washington Nationals

Josh Bell hit a three-run homer, and Gerrit Cole and the Pirates' bullpen held down the Washington Nationals in Pittsburgh's 6-1 victory on Wednesday.
    

Oakland Athletics replace shattered phone for fan after home run

Peter Johnson says that Ryon Healy's home run Tuesday landed on his iPhone and shattered the screen. Now the Oakland Athletics are buying him a new phone.
    

Arizona Diamondbacks beat New York Mets on Chris Herrmann's homer in 11th inning

Matt Harvey gave the New York Mets a chance to win. But the end result was all the same.
    

San Antonio Spurs fans file lawsuit against Zaza Pachulia, Golden State Warriors

A group of San Antonio Spurs fans filed a lawsuit naming Golden State center Zaza Pachulia and the Warriors as defendants.
    

Trump supports peaceful engagement on North Korea, Seoul envoy says

U.S. President Donald Trump said he supports peaceful engagement on the Korean peninsula.
    

Clayton Kershaw masterful yet again as Los Angeles Dodgers breeze past San Francisco Giants

Clayton Kershaw silenced the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday.
    

Always Dreaming early 4-5 favorite for 142nd Preakness Stakes

Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming has been made the early 4-5 favorite for the 142nd Preakness Stakes on Saturday.
    

Trump considering Joe Lieberman for FBI director

Former U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman met with President Donald Trump Wednesday as one of four potential candidates to become the next FBI director.
    

Cisco Systems announces 1,100 more layoffs

Cisco Systems said Wednesday it will cut 1,100 jobs on top of the 5,500 layoffs announced last year as part of an expanded restructuring plan.
    

Future top NBA pick Markelle Fultz made fun of LeBron James' hairline

Markelle Fultz is expected to be the No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft, but he might have to answer for a video he posted in high school.
    

Milwaukee Sheriff David Clarke says he's joining Homeland Security

David Clarke, the tough-talking sheriff of Milwaukee County, will join the Department of Homeland Security next month, he said in a radio interview.
    

LPGA's Lexi Thompson skydives into golf event

Golfer Lexi Thompson made a spectacular entrance Wednesday at the Kingsmill Championship in Williamsburg, Va.
    

2017 AT&T Byron Nelson: 10 players to watch, picks to win

Here are 10 players to watch headed into the AT&T Byron Nelson, which will be played at TCP Four Seasons Las Colinas for the last time this week.
    

Cleveland Indians' Jason Kipnis robbed of home run by Tampa Bay Rays to end game

The Cleveland Indians were this close to making a comeback Wednesday at Progressive Field, but had its chances robbed by Kevin Kiermaier.
    

Anett Kontaveit stuns World No. 1 Angelique Kerber, advances in Rome

Estonian qualifier Anett Kontaveit pulled off a major upset when she beat Angelique Kerber to reach the third round of the Internazionali BNL d'Italia in Rome.
    

Softball players rescue iguana from Minnesota tree

A group of softball players in Minneapolis teamed up to rescue an escaped iguana that fled to the top of a neighborhood tree.
    

Mueller appointed special counsel to lead Russia investigation

The Justice Department appointed Robert Mueller, a former FBI director, to serve as special counsel for the investigation into Russia's election hacking.
    

New England Patriots cut TE Rob Housler

Tight end Rob Housler could join his fourth team in three seasons after getting cut by the New England Patriots.
    

Pittsburgh Pirates RHP Jameson Taillon diagnosed with testicular cancer

Tests on tissue removed from Pittsburgh Pirates right-hander Jameson Taillon last week confirmed he is dealing with testicular cancer.
    

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr to travel for Game 3 vs. San Antonio Spurs

The Golden State Warriors are two wins away from a third-straight Western Conference title and ailing head coach Steve Kerr will make the trip to San Antonio.
    

DE Jacquies Smith inks restricted free agent tender with Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Defensive end Jacquies Smith, who missed virtually all of last season with an ACL injury, signed his restricted free agent tender with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
    
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  1. 'It's the Economy, Stupid' Resonates as Millions Prepare to Vote in Iran
  2. Why the Malware Attack Was Able to Wreak Havoc on Britain's Hospitals
  3. Trump Vowed to Free the Doctor Who Helped U.S. Find Bin Laden. Can He?
  4. Turkey Blames 'Terrorist' Protestors for Huge D.C. Brawl
  5. Nikki Haley Says What White House Won't: The Western Wall Is in Israel
  6. Putin Offers to Release 'Records' of Trump Meeting
  7. Trump Gave Russians Secrets News Orgs Are Being Asked To Withhold
  8. 'Political Schizophrenia': Putin's View on Allegations Trump Spilled Secrets
  9. Gunmen Storm TV Station in Afghanistan
  10. Proposed Laptop Ban on Jets From Europe Is Huge Change to How We Fly
  11. Debris Found Near Search for Missing Plane in Bahamas
  12. Israel Highlights 'Deep' Ties With U.S. After Trump Shares Intel With Russia
  13. Bloodshed in D.C. as Violence Flares at Turkish Ambassador's Residence
  14. Small Plane Carrying 4 Americans Vanishes in Bermuda Triangle
  15. Allies Uneasy Over Trump's Revelation to Russians: Experts
  16. Trump Hosts Turkish Stongman Erdogan at White House
  17. 9 Hospitalized as Violence Erupts Outside Turkish Ambassador's Home
  18. Leader Wanted for Genocide Invited to Summit With Trump
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'It's the Economy, Stupid' Resonates as Millions Prepare to Vote in Iran

Around 1,600 people put themselves forward to run for president, but Iran's unelected conservative Islamic Guardian Council allowed just six to run.

    

Why the Malware Attack Was Able to Wreak Havoc on Britain's Hospitals

The cyberattack has quickly become another political football in the years-long battle over the funding, remit, and existential future of the NHS.

    

Trump Vowed to Free the Doctor Who Helped U.S. Find Bin Laden. Can He?

While hailed as a hero by the U.S., Dr. Shakil Afridi was accused of treason by Pakistani officials.

    

Turkey Blames 'Terrorist' Protestors for Huge D.C. Brawl

The bodyguards were captured on video that purportedly shows protesters being kicked and bloodied as uniformed authorities try to contain the violence.

    

Nikki Haley Says What White House Won't: The Western Wall Is in Israel

President Trump's ambassador to the United Nations has gone where the White House of late has been reluctant to go — she has publicly endorsed the idea of moving the American embassy in Israel to Jerusalem and placed the Western Wall in Israel.

    

Putin Offers to Release 'Records' of Trump Meeting

Putin said Wednesday he could turn over any "records" to Congress his country has of President Trump's meeting last week with Russian officials.

    

Trump Gave Russians Secrets News Orgs Are Being Asked To Withhold

Trump told them ISIS used stolen airport equipment to test a bomb that could be hidden in electronic devices, and said where the intel was gathered.

    

'Political Schizophrenia': Putin's View on Allegations Trump Spilled Secrets

Speaking in Sochi, the Russian president ridiculed reports that President Trump had provided secret intelligence to Russia's foreign minister.
    

Gunmen Storm TV Station in Afghanistan

Interior Ministry spokesman Najib Danish said the attack began with an explosion, followed by a gunbattle with security forces.

    

Proposed Laptop Ban on Jets From Europe Is Huge Change to How We Fly

U.S. and European officials are meeting in Belgium to discuss a plan that could be the biggest change to the way we fly in a decade.
    

Debris Found Near Search for Missing Plane in Bahamas

The plane was carrying prominent New York executive Jennifer Blumin, her 4- and 10-year-old sons and the pilot when it disappeared Monday.

    

Israel Highlights 'Deep' Ties With U.S. After Trump Shares Intel With Russia

"The security relationship between Israel and our greatest ally the United States is deep, significant," Israel's defense minister said.

    

Bloodshed in D.C. as Violence Flares at Turkish Ambassador's Residence

Several protesters were hospitalized after allegedly being attacked by a rival group near the Turkish ambassador's residence.
    

Small Plane Carrying 4 Americans Vanishes in Bermuda Triangle

The plane was en route from Puerto Rico to Florida when U.S. air traffic control lost contact with it on Monday, the U.S. Coast Guard said.
    

Allies Uneasy Over Trump's Revelation to Russians: Experts

American spy agencies fear that foreign intelligence services could stop sharing top secret plots with the U.S.
    

Trump Hosts Turkish Stongman Erdogan at White House

President Trump welcomed Turkish President Erdogan Tuesday to the White House amid tensions over U.S. arming Kurdish militia in Syria.

    

9 Hospitalized as Violence Erupts Outside Turkish Ambassador's Home

Video from the scene showed people shouting and being punched during the altercation in Washington, D.C.

    

Leader Wanted for Genocide Invited to Summit With Trump

Saudi officials said Tuesday that Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir has been invited to an upcoming summit with President Trump.

    

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  1. Robert Mueller, Former F.B.I. Director, Is Named Special Counsel for Russia Investigation
  2. How a Special Counsel Alters the Russia Investigation
  3. Trump Team Knew Flynn Was Under Investigation Before He Came to White House
  4. Republicans Pivot and Make Comey the Capitol’s Most-Wanted Man
  5. The Right Builds an Alternative Narrative About the Crises Around Trump
  6. How the Murder of a D.N.C. Staff Member Fueled Conspiracy Theories
  7. Trump, Saying He Is Treated ‘Unfairly,’ Signals a Fight
  8. Comey’s Memos Were a Product of a Culture of Note-Keeping
  9. Joseph Lieberman and 3 Others Interview to Be F.B.I. Director
  10. Donald Trump, Jimmy Fallon, Google: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing
  11. Drama in Washington Rattles Wall Street, and Stocks Dive
  12. Republican Hopes for Rewriting Tax Code in 2017 Are Fading
  13. Immigration Arrests Rise Sharply as a Trump Mandate Is Carried Out
  14. Erdogan Security Forces Launch ‘Brutal Attack’ on Washington Protesters, Officials Say
  15. Brawl in Washington Over President Erdogan's Visit
  16. Police and Protesters in Venezuela Share Common Grievances
  17. A Fading City Loses an Unlikely Lifeline
  18. Their Public Housing at the End of Its Life, Residents Ask: What Now?
  19. How Basquiat Became the $60 Million Man
  20. Contemporary Art Buyers Cautious After Wall Street Dips
  21. White Tulsa Officer Is Acquitted in Fatal Shooting of Black Driver
  22. Jimmy Fallon Was on Top of the World. Then Came Trump.
  23. Critic's Notebook: Lost in the Digital Swamp, Link by Link
  24. F.D.A. Warns of Faulty Lead Testing in Children and Mothers
  25. Las Vegas Officer Uses Stun Gun and Choke Hold on Man Who Dies
  26. Andrea Constand’s Story: Will It Send Bill Cosby to Prison?
  27. Enda Kenny, Prime Minister of Ireland, Will Resign
  28. Ford Moves to Trim Its Ranks as Its Chief Faces a Test
  29. After Fox, It’s Podcast Time for Bill O’Reilly and Glenn Beck
  30. We Settle a Big Fashion Rivalry: Nashville vs. Columbus
  31. Alex Jones Retracts Chobani Claims to Resolve Lawsuit
  32. 2 Men in Indonesia Sentenced to Caning for Having Gay Sex
  33. Trilobites: Nearly a Decade Nursing? Study Pierces Orangutans’ Mother-Child Bond
  34. Jean Fritz, Who Wrote History Books for Children, Dies at 101
  35. Buried at an Asylum, the ‘Unspoken, Untold History’ of the South
  36. With ‘Roseanne’ and Backstreet Boys, ABC Mines the Past
  37. New Orleans Removes Beauregard Statue, and Subdued Crowds Look On
  38. Japanese Princess’s Engagement Revives Debate on Women in Royal Family
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Robert Mueller, Former F.B.I. Director, Is Named Special Counsel for Russia Investigation

The decision came after a cascade of damaging developments for President Trump in the wake of his abrupt firing of the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey.

    

How a Special Counsel Alters the Russia Investigation

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who was overseeing the investigation, had resisted pressure to name a special counsel. Here is what the appointment means.
    

Trump Team Knew Flynn Was Under Investigation Before He Came to White House

Michael T. Flynn told the transition team weeks before the inauguration that he was under federal investigation for secretly working as a lobbyist for Turkey.

    

Republicans Pivot and Make Comey the Capitol’s Most-Wanted Man

Congressional Republicans rushed to call on the former F.B.I. director to testify, produce memos and provide details of his encounters with the president.

    

The Right Builds an Alternative Narrative About the Crises Around Trump

On conservative media, President Trump’s supporters have used unfounded allegations, diversions and conspiracies to keep his troops behind him.

    

How the Murder of a D.N.C. Staff Member Fueled Conspiracy Theories

Conservative media outlets have used the death of Seth Rich, who was killed in Washington last summer, to speculate about who gave Democratic data to WikiLeaks.

    

Trump, Saying He Is Treated ‘Unfairly,’ Signals a Fight

Delivering the commencement address to Coast Guard cadets, Mr. Trump said that “no politician in history” had “been treated worse.”
    

Comey’s Memos Were a Product of a Culture of Note-Keeping

For law enforcement officials like James B. Comey, who was fired last week as the director of the F.B.I., documenting sensitive conversations is a reflex.

    

Joseph Lieberman and 3 Others Interview to Be F.B.I. Director

Joseph I. Lieberman, the former senator from Connecticut, was one of four people the president interviewed before he leaves on his first foreign trip.

    

Donald Trump, Jimmy Fallon, Google: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

    

Drama in Washington Rattles Wall Street, and Stocks Dive

Investors have shrugged off previous turmoil in the Trump administration, but not the latest episode.
    

Republican Hopes for Rewriting Tax Code in 2017 Are Fading

Upheaval at the White House and a growing list of matters for Congress to address have made the prospect even of tax cuts likely to be pushed into the next year.

    

Immigration Arrests Rise Sharply as a Trump Mandate Is Carried Out

Under a new Trump administration policy, the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency is casting a wider net.

    

Erdogan Security Forces Launch ‘Brutal Attack’ on Washington Protesters, Officials Say

Photos and videos showed people kicking and punching demonstrators outside the ambassador’s residence as the police tried to intervene.
    

Brawl in Washington Over President Erdogan's Visit

Supporters and opponents of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan fought outside the Turkish ambassador's residence in Washington on Tuesday.
    

Police and Protesters in Venezuela Share Common Grievances

Police officers in Caracas say they feel caught between a government they no longer believe in and a protest movement that has labeled them the enemy.

    

A Fading City Loses an Unlikely Lifeline

Cairo, Ill., has a population of fewer than 3,000 people. A plan to demolish two public housing developments would force many residents to leave and cut the school enrollment in half. Visit Cairo in this 360° video.
    

Their Public Housing at the End of Its Life, Residents Ask: What Now?

This is the problem of decaying affordable housing in the small, fading and remote city of Cairo, Ill. And it’s a problem without easy answers.

    

How Basquiat Became the $60 Million Man

With 16 Basquiats headlining in this week’s evening auctions, the graffiti rebel has become the heavyweight artist of the season.

    

Contemporary Art Buyers Cautious After Wall Street Dips

“If Wall Street hadn’t taken a dive, there would have been fireworks,” a New York dealer said after a Christie’s auction. “It did change the mood among American bidders.”

    

White Tulsa Officer Is Acquitted in Fatal Shooting of Black Driver

The shooting of Terence Crutcher by Officer Betty Jo Shelby is one of several cases that have prompted a national debate about race relations and the police’s use of force.

    

Jimmy Fallon Was on Top of the World. Then Came Trump.

Late night got partisan. The competition found its groove. And now “The Tonight Show” host is looking for all the luck he can get.

    

Critic's Notebook: Lost in the Digital Swamp, Link by Link

Companies occupy real estate at the margins of websites and fill them with links to content landfills, stoking our most primal browsing habits.

    

F.D.A. Warns of Faulty Lead Testing in Children and Mothers

The concern is that certain blood tests may have underestimated blood lead levels, providing false reassurance about risk for lead exposure.

    

Las Vegas Officer Uses Stun Gun and Choke Hold on Man Who Dies

The officer, Kenneth Lopera, 31, believed the man, Tashi Farmer, 40, was trying to carjack a vehicle, an undersheriff said at a news conference.

    

Andrea Constand’s Story: Will It Send Bill Cosby to Prison?

Though more than 40 women have accused Mr. Cosby of sexual assault, the task of convincing a jury that he is a predator will largely fall to just one.

    

Enda Kenny, Prime Minister of Ireland, Will Resign

He will leave immediately as the head of his party, and then step down as prime minister in a few weeks after a new party leader is chosen.

    

Ford Moves to Trim Its Ranks as Its Chief Faces a Test

With Mark Fields under investor pressure, the automaker is shedding 1,400 salaried jobs in a step to balance cutbacks with technology investments.

    

After Fox, It’s Podcast Time for Bill O’Reilly and Glenn Beck

They both made high-profile departures from top-rated shows on Fox News. Now they will be talking together regularly for internet audiences.

    

We Settle a Big Fashion Rivalry: Nashville vs. Columbus

Far from the coasts, two cities vie for fashion bronze. Our reporter checks out the scenes and, after many expense-account dinners, selects a winner.

    

Alex Jones Retracts Chobani Claims to Resolve Lawsuit

Accounts tied to the right-wing radio show host had falsely reported that the company’s factory in Idaho was connected to a sexual assault and tuberculosis cases.

    

2 Men in Indonesia Sentenced to Caning for Having Gay Sex

The sentence of 85 lashes alarmed rights activists, who called it excessive and a dangerous turn of events in the province of Aceh, which has imposed a strict version of Shariah.

    

Trilobites: Nearly a Decade Nursing? Study Pierces Orangutans’ Mother-Child Bond

Researchers think they may have found a clue for why the critically endangered apes nurse longer than any other mammal: environmental fluctuations in food.

    

Jean Fritz, Who Wrote History Books for Children, Dies at 101

Her works were full of human narratives and quirks, backed by engaging prose and deep archival research.

    

Buried at an Asylum, the ‘Unspoken, Untold History’ of the South

Not much is known about the thousands of patients who died at a state asylum in Mississippi that closed in 1935, but researchers are trying to change that.

    

With ‘Roseanne’ and Backstreet Boys, ABC Mines the Past

The network promoted reboots of “Roseanne” and “American Idol,” as well as a musical based on “The Little Mermaid,” during its presentation to advertisers.

    

New Orleans Removes Beauregard Statue, and Subdued Crowds Look On

The statue is the third of four monuments that have been removed — or will be removed — at the direction of the mayor, Mitch Landrieu, and the City Council.

    

Japanese Princess’s Engagement Revives Debate on Women in Royal Family

Princess Mako, Emperor Akihito’s grandchild, is getting married, and, by law, leaving the royal family. Her departure is highlighting a looming succession crisis.

    

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