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With Aaron Rodgers at the controls of a high-functioning offense, punting is generally considered an afterthought in Green Bay.
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  1. Green Bay Packers aren't worried about having only one punter
  2. Google plans to block annoying ads in new Chrome browser
  3. Three deputies convicted of inmate's murder in California
  4. Secret Service chief wants more staff to relieve stress, boost morale
  5. Biden's PAC fuels new talk about possible '20 bid
  6. Trump on historic Paris climate change pact: 'We're getting out'
  7. Elon Musk quits as Trump adviser over Paris withdrawal
  8. Miami Heat: Hassan Whiteside buys mom a house
  9. Seattle Mariners lose DH Nelson Cruz, SS Jean Segura to injuries
  10. San Francisco 49ers sign CB Will Davis, waive WR Rashad Ross
  11. Drew Brees likes what he sees in New Orleans Saints newcomers
  12. Jarvis Landry: Skipping Miami Dolphins OTAs 'didn't cross my mind'
  13. Baltimore Ravens dealing with offensive issues in offseason
  14. Oklahoma City Thunder assistant coach Maurice Cheeks hospitalized
  15. Adam Wainwright's bat, arm leads St. Louis Cardinals over Los Angeles Dodgers
  16. NASA-SpaceX rocket launch canceled by lightning
  17. Big Baby Davis puts Austin Rivers on blast for weight comments
  18. Police: 34 bodies found trampled after Manila resort attack
  19. He's back: Corey Kluber leads Cleveland Indians to win over Oakland Athletics
  20. Florida Panthers name recently retired Shawn Thornton vice president of business operations
  21. 2017 Memorial Tournament Leaderboard: David Lingmerth off to torrid start at Memorial
  22. Kitten rescued in Texas after three days stuck under traffic pole

Green Bay Packers aren't worried about having only one punter

With Aaron Rodgers at the controls of a high-functioning offense, punting is generally considered an afterthought in Green Bay.
    

Google plans to block annoying ads in new Chrome browser

Google confirmed plans to introduce an ad-block tool on its new Chrome browser that will block offending ads from appearing in desktop and mobile Web searches.
    

Three deputies convicted of inmate's murder in California

A jury Thursday convicted three sheriff's correctional deputies of murder in the fatal beating of a mentally ill inmate two years ago in Santa Clara, Calif.
    

Secret Service chief wants more staff to relieve stress, boost morale

U.S. Service Service director is pleased how agents are dealing with "stress" of staffing shortages and special challenges of protecting President Donald Trump.
    

Biden's PAC fuels new talk about possible '20 bid

Former Vice President Joe Biden again became the subject of speculation about a possible 2020 campaign Thursday when he launched a new political committee.
    

Trump on historic Paris climate change pact: 'We're getting out'

Seven months after officially joining the Paris agreement, the United States will abandon the landmark climate change initiative it helped spearhead.
    

Elon Musk quits as Trump adviser over Paris withdrawal

For business leader Elon Musk, President Trump crossed a line Thursday by withdrawing the United States from the landmark Paris climate change agreement.
    

Miami Heat: Hassan Whiteside buys mom a house

Hassan Whiteside added some more lore to his Snapchat stardom Wednesday, showing off the house he bought for his mother.
    

Seattle Mariners lose DH Nelson Cruz, SS Jean Segura to injuries

Seattle Mariners shortstop Jean Segura and designated hitter Nelson Cruz both left Thursday's game against the Colorado Rockies with injuries.
    

San Francisco 49ers sign CB Will Davis, waive WR Rashad Ross

The San Francisco 49ers signed cornerback Will Davis to a one-year deal, the team announced Thursday.
    

Drew Brees likes what he sees in New Orleans Saints newcomers

The New Orleans Saints' offseason plan was pretty simple: at least maintain the productivity of the second-highest scoring offense in the NFL.
    

Jarvis Landry: Skipping Miami Dolphins OTAs 'didn't cross my mind'

While his former college roommate Odell Beckham Jr. skips out on New York Giants OTAs, Jarvis Landry didn't even think about doing that to the Miami Dolphins.
    

Baltimore Ravens dealing with offensive issues in offseason

Most of the questions surrounding the Baltimore Ravens this offseason revolve around the offense.
    

Oklahoma City Thunder assistant coach Maurice Cheeks hospitalized

Oklahoma City Thunder assistant coach Maurice Cheeks was hospitalized in Philadelphia after suffering an undisclosed medical incident on a plane on Wednesday.
    

Adam Wainwright's bat, arm leads St. Louis Cardinals over Los Angeles Dodgers

It was time for Adam Wainwright to adjust.
    

NASA-SpaceX rocket launch canceled by lightning

A SpaceX rocket set to blast off Thursday was scrubbed due to thunderstorms in the area, a condition that automatically forces controllers to abort the launch.
    

Big Baby Davis puts Austin Rivers on blast for weight comments

Former Los Angeles Clippers teammates Glen Davis and Austin Rivers are officially in a verbal spat.
    

Police: 34 bodies found trampled after Manila resort attack

Law enforcement uncovered 34 bodies inside the Resorts World Manila in the Philippines after an attack by a lone gunman in the casino, a local official said.
    

He's back: Corey Kluber leads Cleveland Indians to win over Oakland Athletics

Corey Kluber did not look like a pitcher who had not pitched in a month, and the Oakland A's looked like a team at the end of a long road trip.
    

Florida Panthers name recently retired Shawn Thornton vice president of business operations

Shawn Thornton has a new job title as the Florida Panthers named the recently retired forward as their vice president of business operations on Thursday.
    

2017 Memorial Tournament Leaderboard: David Lingmerth off to torrid start at Memorial

Sun-splashed skies and calm winds yielded low scores in the morning wave at Muirfield Village Golf Club.
    

Kitten rescued in Texas after three days stuck under traffic pole

Animal care officers in Texas rescued a kitten that had been stuck underneath a traffic pole for three days.
    
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  1. This Woman Aims to Oust a 'Deeply Sexist' (and Very Popular) British Lawmaker
  2. Former Diplomats: Trump Team Sought to Lift Sanctions on Russia
  3. 'Nothing Can Divide Us': The Soccer Game Sending a Message to ISIS
  4. Hostile Climate: World, Industry Leaders Call Paris Withdrawal a Mistake
  5. Make Our Planet Great Again': French President Reacts to Trump Paris Withdrawal
  6. Trump Climate Decision Endangers Human Health, Doctors Say
  7. Massive Iceberg Close to Breaking Off From Antarctic Shelf
  8. Trump: Climate Deal Was a 'Self-Inflicted, Major Economic Wound'
  9. How One Simple Device Combats Both Ebola and Extremist Attacks
  10. Singapore's Gay Pride Rally Attracts Record Sponsorship Despite Curbs
  11. People Flee During Reported Attack at Manila Resort
  12. Nigel Farage: 'I Have No Russian Connections Whatsoever'
  13. Dear Mr. President: Letters on Climate Change
  14. In US and Abroad, a Worrisome Time for LGBTQ Activists
  15. 'Patriotic' Russians May Be Hacking Nations, Putin Says
  16. Martina Navratilova Says Margaret Court Is a 'Homophobe'
  17. Trump Signs Waiver to Keep Embassy in Tel Aviv
  18. Putin: Hackers Don't Affect Election Results
  19. Convicted Former Auschwitz Guard Dies at 95
  20. Megyn Kelly Visits Putin's Hometown Ahead of Exclusive Interview
  21. Clinton: Russia Likely Had American Help to 'Weaponize' 2016 Leaks
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This Woman Aims to Oust a 'Deeply Sexist' (and Very Popular) British Lawmaker

Britain's fledgling Women's Equality Party sees Philip Davies as the perfect target as they seek an electoral breakthrough.

    

Former Diplomats: Trump Team Sought to Lift Sanctions on Russia

The Trump administration was gearing up to lift sanctions on Russia when the president took office, but career diplomats ginned up pressure in Congress to block the move, two senior former State Department officials told NBC News Thursday.

    

'Nothing Can Divide Us': The Soccer Game Sending a Message to ISIS

For many Iraqis, the ethnically and religiously mixed team will be living, breathing proof that ISIS' philosophy has no place in the country.

    

Hostile Climate: World, Industry Leaders Call Paris Withdrawal a Mistake

Former President Barack Obama, SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk and others called President Trump's announced withdrawal from the Paris climate deal a mistake.

    

Make Our Planet Great Again': French President Reacts to Trump Paris Withdrawal

President Macron made his disapproval clear, saying "the Paris agreement remains irreversible and will be implemented."
    

Trump Climate Decision Endangers Human Health, Doctors Say

Trump's decision to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris climate accord puts us all in harm's way, doctors insist.

    

Massive Iceberg Close to Breaking Off From Antarctic Shelf

Scientists at the University of Swansea in Britain said Thursday the rift in the Larsen C ice shelf grew by 10.6 miles in six days.

    

Trump: Climate Deal Was a 'Self-Inflicted, Major Economic Wound'

President Trump says the Paris climate agreement was a "massive redistribution of United States wealth to other countries", and that its restrictions on energy reserves trapped Americans in poverty.
    

How One Simple Device Combats Both Ebola and Extremist Attacks

A radio network set up by Catholic Relief Services to warn African villagers of imminent militia attacks in helping spread the word about Ebola.

    

Singapore's Gay Pride Rally Attracts Record Sponsorship Despite Curbs

Singapore's gay pride rally has attracted sponsorship despite tighter government regulations aimed at stopping foreigners from supporting it.

    

People Flee During Reported Attack at Manila Resort

Cellphone video shows people running in panic during a reported gun attack at Resorts World Manila in the Philippines.
    

Nigel Farage: 'I Have No Russian Connections Whatsoever'

The Trump supporter and leading Brexit campaigner called the story linking him to Russian hacking "total and utter hysterical nonsense."
    

Dear Mr. President: Letters on Climate Change

We talked to Americans about climate change and if we should fund the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Here's what they had to say.
    

In US and Abroad, a Worrisome Time for LGBTQ Activists

There have been large-scale detentions of gay men in Nigeria and Bangladesh, and chilling accounts of roundups and torture of scores of gay men in Chechnya.

    

'Patriotic' Russians May Be Hacking Nations, Putin Says

At an economic forum in St. Petersburg, Russia, Putin also waved off the idea that hacking could have a meaningful influence on an election.

    

Martina Navratilova Says Margaret Court Is a 'Homophobe'

Martina Navratilova wrote an open letter criticizing Margaret Court's comments about same-sex marriage and the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.

    

Trump Signs Waiver to Keep Embassy in Tel Aviv

President Donald Trump signed a waiver Thursday delaying the move of U.S. Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

    

Putin: Hackers Don't Affect Election Results

The Russian president again denied any involvement in political hacking and said hackers have no influence on the outcome of elections.
    

Convicted Former Auschwitz Guard Dies at 95

Reinhold Hanning, a former SS sergeant whose conviction last year on 170,000 counts of accessory to murder for serving as an Auschwitz guard, has died. He was 95.

    

Megyn Kelly Visits Putin's Hometown Ahead of Exclusive Interview

NBC's Megyn Kelly reports for TODAY from St. Petersburg, Russia, where she will speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin for "Sunday Night with Megyn Kelly."
    

Clinton: Russia Likely Had American Help to 'Weaponize' 2016 Leaks

A candid Hillary Clinton opened up Wednesday about the confluence of factors she believes cost her the 2016 presidential election.

    

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  1. Trump Will Withdraw U.S. From Paris Climate Agreement
  2. As Trump Exits Paris Agreement, Other Nations Are Defiant
  3. News Analysis: Trump Hands the Chinese a Gift: The Chance for Global Leadership
  4. The Paris Climate Deal: What You Need to Know
  5. U.S. to Leave Paris Climate Accord. What Happens Now?
  6. Trump Pulls Out of Climate Accord as ‘Reassertion of America’s Sovereignty’
  7. News Analysis: Trump, Prioritizing Economy Over Climate, Cites Disputed Premises
  8. Bucking Trump, These Cities, States and Companies Commit to Paris Accord
  9. ‘Climate Change Is Real’: Many U.S. Companies Lament Paris Accord Exit
  10. News Analysis: In Rejecting Popular Paris Accord, Trump Bets on His Base
  11. Maybe Private Russian Hackers Meddled in Election, Putin Says
  12. Paris Agreement, Vladimir Putin, LeBron James: Your Thursday Evening Briefing
  13. California Today: California Today: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on the Wisdom of John Wooden
  14. White House Waivers May Have Violated Ethics Rules
  15. Could Trump Muzzle Comey? A Look at Executive Privilege
  16. Trump Rule Could Deny Birth Control Coverage to Hundreds of Thousands of Women
  17. Democrats Sought Inquiry of Testimony by Sessions at His Confirmation Hearing
  18. Peace Efforts May Be Another Casualty of Bombing in Afghanistan
  19. In a Brief Prep School Career, a Growing List of Sexual Misconduct Allegations
  20. Gun Deal in Jeopardy for Turkish Guards Who Beat Protesters
  21. A Copacabana Protest to Oust Temer
  22. The Best TV Shows and Movies New to Netflix, Amazon and More in June
  23. 5 Must-See Shows if You’re in New York This Month
  24. Warriors 113, Cavaliers 91 | Golden State leads series, 1-0: The Warriors Drub the Cavaliers in a Defeat for Parity
  25. Maine’s Governor Wants Inmates to Fill Jobs, Not Prison Beds
  26. Inside the (Very Big) Head of Mr. Met
  27. In Texas, Some Rare Good News About Cities With Pension Woes
  28. Third Gravitational Wave Detection, From Black-Hole Merger 3 Billion Light Years Away
  29. Democrats’ Bid to Regain Hold on House Begins in California
  30. Chinese Maker of Ivanka Trump’s Shoes Looks for Cheaper Labor
  31. Hidden Away for 28 Years, Tiananmen Protest Pictures See Light of Day
  32. Mr. Met’s Obscene Gesture Makes a Tough Season Even Crazier
  33. American Beauties: ‘On Fire’ Makes Bad Habits Sound Very Sweet
  34. From the Archives: The Original Review of ‘Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’
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Trump Will Withdraw U.S. From Paris Climate Agreement

The withdrawal process could take four years to complete, meaning a final decision would be up to the American voters in the next presidential election.
    

As Trump Exits Paris Agreement, Other Nations Are Defiant

Rich and poor countries alike said they were sticking to the climate accord, with or without the United States.

    

News Analysis: Trump Hands the Chinese a Gift: The Chance for Global Leadership

In quitting the Paris climate accord, President Trump creates a vacuum of global leadership that gives allies and adversaries the chance to reorder the world’s power structure.

    

The Paris Climate Deal: What You Need to Know

President Trump’s decision to exit the climate pact is a setback for the worldwide effort to combat global warming. Here’s a guide to what it means.

    

U.S. to Leave Paris Climate Accord. What Happens Now?

Brad Plumer, a climate reporter for The New York Times, explains the consequences of President Trump’s decision today that he will withdraw from the landmark global warming agreement.
    

Trump Pulls Out of Climate Accord as ‘Reassertion of America’s Sovereignty’

President Trump railed against China, India and other international polluters at an address in which he announced the United States’ withdrawal from the Paris climate accord.
    

News Analysis: Trump, Prioritizing Economy Over Climate, Cites Disputed Premises

The president’s withdrawal from the Paris accord seemed more about his belief in the potential to save jobs and ease economic burdens than any disbelief in climate science.

    

Bucking Trump, These Cities, States and Companies Commit to Paris Accord

An unnamed group, which includes 30 mayors, three governors, 80 university presidents and over 100 businesses, is negotiating with the United Nations to accept its emissions reduction plan.

    

‘Climate Change Is Real’: Many U.S. Companies Lament Paris Accord Exit

Several large corporations quickly expressed dismay with President Trump’s decision and said they would continue their environmental efforts.

    

News Analysis: In Rejecting Popular Paris Accord, Trump Bets on His Base

Polls showed that a withdrawal would not be popular with voters, but Mr. Trump forged ahead anyway, seeing a victory with his core supporters.

    

Maybe Private Russian Hackers Meddled in Election, Putin Says

The Russian president denied any state role, but said that cyberattacks might have been the work of private citizens. “Anything is possible in this virtual world,” Mr. Putin said
    

Paris Agreement, Vladimir Putin, LeBron James: Your Thursday Evening Briefing

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

    

California Today: California Today: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar on the Wisdom of John Wooden

Thursday: A conversation with Mr. Abdul-Jabbar, a rallying cry on the environment, and living in downtown San Diego for $525 a month.

    

White House Waivers May Have Violated Ethics Rules

Ethics experts questioned the validity of a retroactive exemption that allowed Stephen K. Bannon, the senior strategist, to communicate with editors at Breitbart.

    

Could Trump Muzzle Comey? A Look at Executive Privilege

Executives have some power to block access to internal information, but a move by the president to prevent the former F.B.I. director from testifying could test its limits.

    

Trump Rule Could Deny Birth Control Coverage to Hundreds of Thousands of Women

A new rule nearing approval would greatly expand the number of employers and insurers that could claim moral objections to contraception coverage.

    

Democrats Sought Inquiry of Testimony by Sessions at His Confirmation Hearing

Senators Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont and Al Franken of Minnesota wrote letters asking the F.B.I. to investigate whether Attorney General Jeff Sessions perjured himself.

    

Peace Efforts May Be Another Casualty of Bombing in Afghanistan

The bombing has cast a shadow over the new peace efforts in several ways, showing how fragile every facet of peacemaking can be in the middle of a raging war.

    

In a Brief Prep School Career, a Growing List of Sexual Misconduct Allegations

A teacher named in the Choate sexual abuse report now stands accused of inappropriate conduct at three of the four schools where he taught. “Take a chance,” he urged a 14-year-old.

    

Gun Deal in Jeopardy for Turkish Guards Who Beat Protesters

The State Department had approved the sale of handguns to the Turkish presidential detail that attacked American demonstrators, but that deal now has resistance from at least one lawmaker.

    

A Copacabana Protest to Oust Temer

Thousands of Brazilians in Rio de Janeiro called on President Michel Temer to resign after revelations of his involvement in another corruption scandal.
    

The Best TV Shows and Movies New to Netflix, Amazon and More in June

At the beginning of every month, there are new movies and TV shows added to streaming platforms. Here are the titles we think are most interesting.

    

5 Must-See Shows if You’re in New York This Month

June brings a comedy for those who prefer to be weirded-out; a show for theatergoers with itchy feet; and Kevin Spacey in the role of Clarence Darrow.

    

Warriors 113, Cavaliers 91 | Golden State leads series, 1-0: The Warriors Drub the Cavaliers in a Defeat for Parity

Kevin Durant, the new guy to the rivalry, leads Golden State to victory in yet another lopsided N.B.A. playoff game.

    

Maine’s Governor Wants Inmates to Fill Jobs, Not Prison Beds

Paul R. LePage, Maine’s Republican governor, commuted the sentences of 17 state prisoners, saying he wants to make a dent in the aging state’s tight labor market.

    

Inside the (Very Big) Head of Mr. Met

A man whose oversize head has stitches that just coincidentally match those on a baseball gets his say.

    

In Texas, Some Rare Good News About Cities With Pension Woes

Dallas and Houston, faced with possible bankruptcies tied to underfunded pensions, will be able to reduce some pension payments under new state laws.

    

Third Gravitational Wave Detection, From Black-Hole Merger 3 Billion Light Years Away

This is the third black-hole smashup that astronomers have detected since they started keeping watch on the cosmos back in September 2015.

    

Democrats’ Bid to Regain Hold on House Begins in California

Energy is high, at least for the moment, as the health care debate and problems for the Trump administration give the party fresh hope.

    

Chinese Maker of Ivanka Trump’s Shoes Looks for Cheaper Labor

As workers in China complain of excessive hours and seek higher pay, the factory owner is sending more jobs to Africa.

    

Hidden Away for 28 Years, Tiananmen Protest Pictures See Light of Day

David Chen was a 25-year-old student when he joined protesters in Beijing in 1989. Unlike most of them, he had a camera, a rare luxury in China at the time.

    

Mr. Met’s Obscene Gesture Makes a Tough Season Even Crazier

A fan posted a video on Twitter showing the longtime Mets mascot raising his middle finger as he walked down a stadium tunnel.

    

American Beauties: ‘On Fire’ Makes Bad Habits Sound Very Sweet

This 1994 firefighting memoir, by the Southern writer Larry Brown, vividly captures both fear and the sort of pride that comes with mastery.

    

From the Archives: The Original Review of ‘Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’

This assessment of the Beatles’ album ran in The New York Times on June 18, 1967.

    

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