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The Stanley Cup is going back to Pittsburgh.
"Dear Evan Hansen" was named Best Musical at the Tony Awards ceremony in New York Sunday night.
"Sex and the City" icon Cynthia Nixon won her second Tony Award in New York Sunday night.
The slumping San Francisco Giants tried a new look Sunday.
Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Race - Axalta presents the Pocono 400
Ryan Blaney dealt with radio issues in the Pocono 400 at Pocono Raceway on Sunday in the best way possible, recording his first career NASCAR Cup Series win.
During part of the 2012 season, Austin Bibens-Dirkx posted a 5.59 ERA, including two starts, for Triple-A Syracuse, the top farm team of the Nationals.
The Los Angeles Chargers agreed to terms with defensive star Melvin Ingram on a four-year, $66 million contract on Sunday.
Even on a day when the Los Angeles Dodgers' pitching staff had a subpar effort, their offense found a way to win.
Manager Joe Maddon felt his Chicago Cubs pitched and played defense well enough to win more.
Where Dexter Fowler bats in the St. Louis Cardinals' lineup is not nearly as important as how he hits. He proved that again Sunday.
When Aaron Judge hit it, he simply put his head down and ran the bases.
So far Mallex Smith has proved to be everything the Tampa Bay Rays hoped he would be and more with his ability to get on base.
Steven Matz had an impressive return from the disabled list for the New York Mets on Saturday and Seth Lugo matched him Sunday against the Atlanta Braves.
In a season plagued by inconsistency for the Indians, the bullpen is the one area that has held its own.
Pirates pitcher Ivan Nova had a talk with Elias Diaz before Sunday's game. Not to give the rookie some pointers or make demands but to offer some assurance.
The New York Yankees slugged the Baltimore Orioles 14-3 Sunday with the help of an absolute moonshot home run from Aaron Judge.
Washington Nationals right-handed starter Max Scherzer got the 2,000th strikeout of his career when he fanned Nomar Mazara of the Texas Rangers.
A pair of game-worn Michael Jordan sneakers sold at auction for $190,373 on Sunday, setting a record for game-used shoes.
Jamaican track star Usain Bolt won his final 100-meter race in his home country on Saturday night.
NBA superstar LeBron James wouldn't have returned to the Cleveland Cavaliers if it had been his family's decision.
A U.S.-backed militia seized the western district of Raqqa from the Islamic State, two days after taking an eastern part of the city.
An explosion in Marengo, Ill., leveled two houses, damaged about 50 others and injured two people, emergency officials said.
Nationals first baseman Ryan Zimmerman was not in the lineup Sunday against the Rangers, as the leading hitter in the majors is dealing with back issues.
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U.K. Men Released by German Police After EasyJet Flight DivertedGerman authorities on Sunday released three British men detained after their conversations on board a flight from Slovenia to London prompted the pilot to divert to Cologne.
Pentagon Uses New Authority to Strike Somali TerroristsThe U.S. military used the expanded authority President Donald Trump provided to the Pentagon in March to strike a terrorist outpost in Somalia on Sunday.
Man Gets Death Penalty in Pakistan for Blaspheming on FacebookIt is the first time someone has been handed the death penalty in the country for insulting the Prophet Mohammad on social media.
Pressure Mounts on Britain's Prime Minister After Humiliating VoteThe U.K.'s influential Sunday newspapers led with turmoil at the top of the party just days ahead of high-stakes and vitally important Brexit talks with the EU.
Alleged Inventor of Controversial 'Hawaiian' Pizza Dies in CanadaSam Panopoulos was born in Greece and emigrated to Canada in 1954. He reportedly made his first "Hawaiian" pizza in 1962 at the Satellite Restaurant in Chatham, Ontario, after wondering if canned pineapple might make a tasty topping.
Puerto Rico Votes Sunday on Statehood IssuePuerto Rico holds a non-binding vote on Sunday on whether to push for statehood, status quo or independence amid criticism that the pro-statehood governor is spending money the island can't afford.
Qatar Hires Former U.S. Attorney General to Help Stop Terrorism FundingQatar has paid $2.5 million to the law firm of a former attorney general under U.S. President George W. Bush to audit its efforts at stopping terrorism funding, a matter at the heart of the Gulf diplomatic crisis that erupted last week.
Son of Deposed Libyan Dictator Moammar Gadhafi Freed, Lawyer SaysSaif al-Islam is the most prominent of the late Libyan leader's children, and was touted by some as a possible successor.
'No Idea What Was Going On': Cop Describes Chaos of London AttackOne of the first officers on the scene of last week's van and knife rampage in London described in an account of helping wounded seek shelter amid the chaos.
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Democrats in Split-Screen: The Base Wants It All. The Party Wants to Win.A drawn-out Democratic struggle between liberals and pragmatists could spill into primaries and disrupt the party’s path to a majority.
Trump May Not Visit U.K. This Year as PlannedThe president has expressed skepticism about such a visit amid a backlash over comments he made after the recent terrorist attack in London.
Role of Trump’s Personal Lawyer Blurs Public and Private LinesMarc E. Kasowitz, the president’s private lawyer, has counseled administration staff and exerted broader influence over legal strategy.
Senate Democrats Call for Sessions’s Russia Testimony to Be PublicMr. Sessions, the attorney general, has said he will testify Tuesday before the Intelligence Committee, but whether the hearing will be open remains unclear.
Preet Bharara Says Trump Tried to Build Relationship With Him Before FiringThe former United States attorney said he saw similarities between his exchanges with President Trump and those described by the former F.B.I. director, James B. Comey.
Trump Calls Comey ‘Cowardly’ in Latest Twitter OutburstThe president vowed to find out if James Comey had leaked any more sensitive information.
Flexibility That A.C.A. Lent to Work Force Is Threatened by G.O.P. PlanPeople in transition because of layoffs, moves, illness or new ventures turned to Obamacare’s marketplaces as a stopgap, but that option may soon be gone.
Seizing on Opioid Crisis, a Drug Maker Lobbies Hard for Its ProductDespite limited evidence to prove its drug works, the maker of Vivitrol has used political connections and marketing to push for its use for detoxing.
Before the Cloud, an Underground Mine of Physical DataIn this 360° video, tour a former limestone mine in Pennsylvania that has stored 200 acres of mainly physical data, for clients including the federal government, since the early 1950s. 2017 Tony Awards Red CarpetSee Broadway’s brightest stars as they arrive for the biggest night in American theater.
2017 Tony Awards WinnersSpeeches from Cynthia Nixon and Others at the Tony AwardsWinners this year also included Ben Platt, leading actor in a musical, for “Dear Evan Hansen.”
Uber Weighs Leave of Absence for Chief ExecutiveThe board is considering Travis Kalanick’s future and the recommendations of Eric H. Holder Jr.’s investigation into the company’s culture.
Preparing for ‘Brexit,’ Britons Face Economic Pinch at HomeIn a tumultuous period of political uncertainty, Britain’s economy is markedly slowing and consumers are grappling with rising prices.
Death of a Downtown Icon: Remembering Benjamin ChoFor a time, Mr. Cho, a fashion designer and D.J., was the most popular man below 14th Street. Then the music stopped.
Reviving a Lost Language of Canada Through FilmThe first Haida-language feature film is being shot on Canada’s west coast. The biggest challenge? Fewer than 20 people worldwide speak Haida.
Emmanuel Macron’s Party on Track to Claim Majority in France’s ParliamentLa République en Marche’s commanding lead in the first round of voting completes a remarkable 14 months for President Emmanuel Macron, and puts him in a strong position to enact his pro-business agenda.
23% of Puerto Ricans Vote in Referendum, 97% of Them for StatehoodA full 97 percent of ballots cast were in favor of statehood, but turnout was very low in the nonbinding referendum, the fifth such vote in Puerto Rico.
Rafael Nadal, His Brilliance Undimmed by the Years, Wins His 10th French OpenNadal dominated Stan Wawrinka and became the first player to win 10 Grand Slam singles titles at the same tournament in the Open era.
U.S. Strikes Shabab, Likely a First Since Trump Relaxed Rules for SomaliaEight militants were believed killed in the airstrike, two and a half months after Mr. Trump cleared the way for strikes with no self-defense rationale. Iran Kills ‘Mastermind’ of Terrorist Attacks as Inquiry Focuses on KurdsIn a cross-border strike, Iranian intelligence operatives hunted down and killed the planner of two attacks on landmarks in Tehran last week.
Ducks: A Point of Unity in a Capital of Ruffled FeathersIn a time of political division, Washington residents are coming together to protect an iconic species in the city.
Delta Air Lines and Bank of America Won’t Back Trump-Like ‘Julius Caesar’The “graphic” depiction of the emperor’s assassination in the Public Theater’s production of the play in Central Park led Delta and Bank of America to withdraw support.
Sebastian Telfair, Former N.B.A. Guard, Is Arrested on Gun ChargesThe police said Mr. Telfair, 32, had a bulletproof vest and several handguns during a traffic stop in Brooklyn.
Review: ‘Angels in America,’ Carved to the Bone and Into an OperaShorn of the exuberant verbosity of Tony Kushner’s play, Peter Eotvos’s 2004 adaptation was given its New York premiere on Saturday by City Opera.
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