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So Yeon Ryu records blistering 61 in Arkansas So Yeon Ryu shot a tournament-record 10-under-par 61 on Saturday to seize a five-stroke lead heading into the final round of the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship in Rogers, Ark.    
NASCAR: Kurt Busch recalls stellar Sonoma run in 2012Helio Castroneves claims 50th career pole ELKHART LAKE, Wis. -- Helio Castroneves reached a level a select few have achieved in IndyCar history by taking the Verizon P1 Award in qualifying for the Kohler Grand Prix at Road America.  
Minnesota Vikings backing Michael Floyd's alcohol-based tea defense The Minnesota Vikings are supporting wide receiver Michael Floyd's defense that kombucha tea caused him to violate terms of his house arrest by accidentally ingesting alcohol.   Oakland Raiders QB Derek Carr celebrates mega-deal with 50-yard sprints Former NFL quarterback David Carr shot a video of his brother Derek Carr working out, right after he signed his new deal with the Oakland Raiders.  
Martellus Bennett picks Aaron Rodgers over Tom Brady, Jay Cutler over Eli Manning Tight end Martellus Bennett ranks Aaron Rodgers No. 1 and Tom Brady No. 2 when it comes to NFL quarterbacks he has played with.   Plane crashes into vacant Florida daycare, killing one A single-engine plane crashed into an empty daycare in southwest Florida, killing one person, Lee County Sheriffs officials said.   Saudi Arabia, other Gulf countries declare Sunday start of Eid al-Fitr Authorities in Saudi Arabia on Saturday declared Eid al-Fitr, the holiday to mark the end of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, would begin Sunday.   Lamar Odom's lawyer fires back at ESPN's Stephen A. Smith after 'crack' comment Lamar Odom's attorney sent a letter to ESPN Friday, regarding Stephen A. Smith's comments last week.   Syria releases detainees ahead of Eid al-Fitr The Syrian government announced it released 672 detainees from prison Saturday, one day before the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr.   Toronto Blue Jays closer Roberto Osuna dealing with anxiety Toronto Blue Jays closer Roberto Osuna said Saturday he is dealing with an anxiety issue, feeling "a little bit lost right now."   NASCAR: Kyle Larson edges teammate to claim Sonoma poleNHL Draft: Rounds 2 through 7Adam Gase jokingly tried to lure Peyton Manning to Miami Dolphins in 2016 Coach Adam Gase exchanged text messages with Peyton Manning last season, inquiring about him signing with the Miami Dolphins, according to Archie Manning.   Egyptian president ratifies deal giving Saudi Arabia two islands Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi ratified a maritime demarcation agreement giving two Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia, government officials said.   Google to stop scanning Gmail for targeted advertising Google announced it will no longer scan the content of Gmail messages in order to tailer advertising to customers.   Golden State Warriors' Klay Thompson fails on 360 dunk NBA All-Star Klay Thompson might want to stay behind the 3-point line after face planting on his latest dunk attempt.   Expert fire crew brought in to battle Utah wildfire Fire officials in Utah brought in an elite firefighting crew to battle a growing 37,560-acre blaze in the rural southwestern portion of the state.   NHL Draft: Day 2 highlighted by familiar names CHICAGO -- Center Skyler Brind'Amour and goaltender Cayden Primeau were among more than a dozen players with NHL bloodlines who were chosen on the second and final day of the draft Saturday afternoon.   Cyberattack targets British Parliamentary email accounts Hackers have targeted both houses of British Parliament in an effort to gain entry into members' email accounts.   Los Angeles Kings sign Andy Andreoff to two-year extension The Los Angeles Kings signed forward Andy Andreoff to a two-year contract extension on Saturday.   Floppy-faced Neapolitan Mastiff named 'World's Ugliest Dog' A 125-pound Neapolitan Mastiff, named Martha, was officially crowned the "World's Ugliest Dog" at the Sonoma Marin Fair in California on Friday.   Winnipeg Jets sign Ben Chiarot to two-year contract The Winnipeg Jets agreed to terms with defenseman Ben Chiarot on a two-year contract Saturday with an average annual value of $1.4 million.   Petra Kvitova advances to first final since stabbing Petra Kvitova, playing in her second tournament since returning from a stabbing six months ago, moved into the final of the Aegon Classic in Birmingham, England, on Saturday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Gay Pride March Banned by Turkish Authorities — AgainIstanbul's city governor has banned the planned LGBT pride march from Taksim Square for the third year in a row, citing public safety concerns.
 
Colombian Police Arrest Eight in Mall Bombing ProbeColombia police arrested eight people from a little-known guerrilla group in last weekend's bombing at a Bogota mall that killed three people.
At Least 15 Killed as 120 Feared Buried in Huge LandslideOfficials leading the rescue effort told the Chinese state news agency Xinhua that workers retrieved 15 bodies from the debris Saturday night.
U.K. Lawmakers Hit by Possible Cyber Security AttackAs a precaution, lawmakers were blocked from remotely accessing emails outside of the secure network in Westminster.
Why Refugee Pilot Is Flying Around the World in 90 DaysShaesta Waiz is one of many women working to inspire women to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).
Teen From Slum Dances Way to U.S. Ballet SchoolAmiruddin Shah, 15, from India has begun four years of training at the American Ballet Theatre's Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School in New York.
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Health Law Repeal Leaves Nevada Republican Torn Between LawmakersSenator Dean Heller could be a swing vote on his party’s health care bill. His majority leader wants his help. His governor wants him to bring it down.
Medicaid Cuts May Force Retirees Out of Nursing HomesMedicaid, targeted for deep cuts by the Republican health care bill, currently pays for most of the 1.4 million people in nursing homes.
British Parliament Hit by Cyberattack, Affecting Email AccessHackers targeted the British Parliament, leaving many legislators unable to access their emails on Saturday, officials said.
Hopes Fade After Landslide Destroys Chinese VillageRescue workers searched for survivors after a landslide in the southwestern province of Sichuan, a region of brittle, unstable mountains, but said their chances were slim.
Egyptian President Agrees to Cede 2 Islands to Saudi ArabiaPresident Abdel Fattah el-Sisi ratified an agreement that cedes sovereignty over two Red Sea islands, brushing off widespread public criticism.
Syria Frees Hundreds of Detainees Ahead of Muslim HolidayThe justice minister said 672 people were released from prison, including some who had supported the insurgency against the Syrian government.
South Korea Leader Hopes for Unified Olympic Team With the NorthIf the North and the South form a team for the Winter Games next year, it would be a major milestone in inter-Korean relations.
All Blacks Face Down Lions Challenge to Win First TestNew Zealand winger Rieko Ioane scored two tries as the All Blacks faced down a spirited British and Irish Lions challenge 30-15 at Eden Park on Saturday to take a 1-0 lead in the three-test series. 52 Places to Go: Sikkim, IndiaIn the far reaches of northeastern India, Buddhist monks chant and pace through rare funeral customs for a revered teacher. Why Grenfell Tower Burned: Regulators Put Cost Before SafetyThe incineration of the 24-story London high rise, the deadliest fire in Britain in more than a century, was rooted in a regulatory breakdown.
‘This Is Appalling’: Evacuated London Residents Try to CopeSome residents are refusing to leave their homes after they were ordered out for fear their buildings have hazardous cladding.
A Street Fight Among Grocers to Deliver Your Milk, Eggs, BananasBananas can’t get cold. Milk mustn’t tip. Online food delivery still trips up companies. A day on the truck shows why.
Is a Buddhist Group Changing China? Or Is China Changing It?Millions have joined faith organizations like Fo Guang Shan, aiming to fill what they see as a moral vacuum. But to operate in China, groups like Fo Guang Shan must compromise.
To Make Sense of American Politics, Immigrants Find Clues From Lands They LeftAs immigrants in Houston follow Washington’s political turmoil, some find ominous echoes from their homelands. Others find a reminder they are lucky to be here.
A Self-Proclaimed ‘Tough Cop’ Wants a New Title: MayorMr. Dietl was the private investigator of choice for Roger Ailes, Steve Bannon and Don Imus. Now, he wants to be New York City’s mayor.
For W.N.B.A.’s Oldest Rookie, a Lot of Persistence Goes a Long WayAfter playing for years overseas, Yvonne Turner of the Phoenix Mercury is still coming to grips with the fact that she has finally reached her goal, at age 29.
Israeli Competitor Is a First for Nascar’s Top Cup SeriesAlon Day, 25, who specializes in road courses, will drive the No. 23 Toyota for BK Racing on Sunday in Sonoma, Calif.
Keeping Score: That Ball Was Hit a Country Mile, or 495 Feet if You’re Into Hard DataHome run mythology must now compete with cutting-edge efforts to quantify mighty blasts from “pitch delivery to the conclusion of the event.”
Immigration Moves Front and Center in Italy’s Local ElectionsParties and politicians took a tougher stance ahead voting on Sunday, from Lampedusa in the south to Lake Como, where the Swiss border beckons migrants.
Dr. John Sarno, 93, Dies; Best-Selling Author Tied Pain to AnxietiesDr. Sarno was both hailed and dismissed for his contention that most chronic pain could be traced to deep within the psyche.
Young Socialites Conjure the Ghost of Leonard Bernstein at the DakotaWhen Larry Milstein, 22, and his sister Toby, 24, are not hobnobbing on the young socialite circuit, they hold séances in their family’s apartment.
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