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More than 400 Korean War-era U.S. soldiers identified The remains of 409 U.S. soldiers who fought in the 1950-53 Korean War have been identified.    
Washington Capitals sign T.J. Oshie to eight-year contract Washington Capitals right wing T.J. Oshie signed an eight-year, $46 million contract, the team announced on Friday.   NASCAR Notebook: Dale Earnhardt Jr. not ruling out Daytona 500 run
Los Angeles Rams release Tyrunn Walker after sexual assault accusation The Los Angeles Rams released defensive tackle Tyrunn Walker after a report surfaced that he has been accused of sexual assault in Lafayette, La.   Los Angeles Clippers' Chris Paul re-elected NBPA president Los Angeles Clippers guard Chris Paul was re-elected as president of the National Basketball Players Association.  
Wrongful death lawsuit filed against Marcus Camby Former NBA center Marcus Camby is the subject of a wrongful death lawsuit that was filed on Friday.   Detroit Tigers release struggling reliever Francisco Rodriguez Francisco Rodriguez lost his job as closer last month. On Friday, the veteran right-hander simply lost his job.   Detroit Pistons' Kentavious Caldwell-Pope suspended for DUI arrest Detroit Pistons shooting guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope has been suspended two games without pay after his recent guilty plea in a drunk-driving incident, the NBA announced Friday.   Edmonton Oilers extend Kris Russell's contract The Edmonton Oilers signed defenseman Kris Russell to a four-year contract extension on Friday.   Air Force Thunderbird F-16 crashes after practice for Ohio air show An Air Force pilot and maintenance worker were hospitalized Friday after a fighter jet crashed before landing at an airport in central Ohio, officials said.   Trump administration backs new Texas law against 'sanctuary cities' The Trump administration filed a show of support Friday for a new Texas law against sanctuary cities -- an issue that will be heard in federal court next week.   Chris Paul, Blake Griffin decline options, hit free agency As expected, Chris Paul and Blake Griffin will be free agents this summer. Paul and Griffin informed the Los Angeles Clippers of their intentions Friday.   Wounded Rep. Scalise out of ICU amid 'continued good progress' The Republican lawmaker shot last week in a shooting attack on a charity baseball practice has been upgraded to fair condition, hospital officials said Friday.   Seismic surveys responsible for high zooplankton mortality rates Seismic surveys carried out by the oil and gas industry are causing high mortality rates among zooplankton, according to new research out of Australia.   Mammogram decision hinges on patient, doctor talk, ob-gyn group says In updated guidelines on breast cancer screening for average-risk women, a doctor's group emphasized shared decision-making between a woman and her doctor.   Clever cat shuts itself inside drawer A clever cat showed off its masterful hide and seek skills by opening a drawer and shutting itself inside.   Oakland Raiders QB Derek Carr says he left money on table The Oakland Raiders officially signed Derek Carr to a five-year, $125 million contract extension through the 2022 season, and the star quarterback said he "never chased the money."   Columbus Blue Jackets sign Alex Broadhurst to two-way deal The Columbus Blue Jackets signed center Alex Broadhurst on Friday to a one-year, two-way NHL/AHL contract extension through the 2017-18 season.   Yorkshire resident calls police on Queen Elizabeth for not wearing seatbelt A sharp-sighted resident in England called police to report Queen Elizabeth II was not wearing her seatbelt during a public appearance.   Arete Associates receives mine detection contract for Littoral Combat Ship Arete Associates has been awarded an $8.5 million contract for the production of AN/DVS-1 Coastal Battlefield Reconnaissance and Analysis subassemblies.   Jimmy Butler's trainer compares Chicago Bulls GM to drug dealer All-Star guard Jimmy Butler says he had "very little to do with" a disparaging tweet from his trainer regarding Chicago Bulls general manager Gar Forman.   Second trial of ex-Cincinnati officer Tensing again ends in hung jury Ohio prosecutors face the prospect of a third trial of former police officer Ray Tensing after deadlocked jurors in the second proceeding prompted a mistrial.   Columbus Blue Jackets ship Brandon Sadd to Chicago Blackhawks The Columbus Blue Jackets acquired forwards Artemi Panarin and Tyler Motte and a sixth-round pick in the 2017 NHL draft from the Chicago Blackhawks on Friday in exchange for forward Brandon Saad, goaltender Anton Forsberg and a fifth-round pick in the 2018 draft.   How and why does light effect sleep? Testing in Caltech labs revealed a light-sensitive neural protein key in maintaining the proper balance between wakefulness and sleep.   Tiger snuggles up to pregnant woman's belly at Indiana zoo A tiger made its way to the glass outside its enclosure at an Indiana zoo to snuggle up to a pregnant woman's belly.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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They Fled North Korea for a London Suburb, but Are Paying a Heavy PriceThe London suburb of New Malden has become an improbable home to hundreds of North Korean defectors — earning it the nickname "Little Pyongyang."
 
Walking Dogs Has Been Banned by Militant Group HamasThe militant group that runs the Gaza Strip has decreed dogs can't be walked in markets, roads and along beaches, making life hard for canines and their humans.
Brexit Vote, One Year On: Seaside Town Grapples With Looming DivorceThe people of Margate, England, voted decisively to leave Europe, but Brexit divides opinion like never before. Mo Abbas reports from a town in turmoil.
Russia Fires Cruise Missiles at ISIS Targets in SyriaTwo Russian frigates and a submarine in the Mediterranean Sea targeted ISIS positions in Syria's Hama province, Moscow said. Johnny Depp on Trump Assassination Joke: 'I Intended No Malice'The Secret Service said it was aware of Depp's comment. Threats against the president are considered a crime under U.S. law.
Venezuela Protesters Burn Trucks After 22-Year-Old Killed by PoliceVenezuelan opposition protesters burned trucks and blocked roads in reaction to the death of a 22-year-old who was shot at close range with rubber bullets by military police. Madrid's Already Massive Pride Goes Global for WorldPrideAlready home to one of the planet's largest annual LGBTQ gatherings, Madrid is hosting both the continent-wide EuroPride and the global WorldPride.
Building Molds Send Toxins Right Into AirSick Building Syndrome: Fungi Can Squirt Toxins Directly Into Air, Study Finds
In a First, Gondolier in Venice Comes Out as TransgenderAlex Hai, who made headlines a decade ago for being the "first female gondolier," announced he is transgender.
Chained to Health Ministry, Peruvians Protest Mining PollutionDozens of residents of Simon Bolivar, a district in the Peruvian Andes, traveled to Lima to press the government to declare a health emergency.
Honduras Pledges New Era in Human Rights, Creates Cabinet PostRights watchdogs consider Honduras one of the most dangerous countries for human rights defenders, saying violence and impunity for abuses are the norm.
Day Dedicated to Women in Engineering Draws Global AttentionJust 18 percent of computer science graduates today are women — that's less than about half of what it was in 1984.
North Korea Says Warmbier's Death Is a 'Mystery to Us'A foreign ministry spokesman also blamed the Obama administration for failing to act sooner on helping Warmbier.
Johnny Depp: 'When Was the Last Time an Actor Assassinated a President?'In an appearance at the Glastonbury arts festival, the actor joked about presidential assassination. Neighbors Order Qatar to Shut Al-Jazeera and Ax Ties With IranSaudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain broke ties with Qatar this month over allegations the Persian Gulf country funds terrorism.
Keeping Track of Trump's Border WallFrom solar panels to Mexico footing the bill, what has Donald Trump promised in the name of border security? British Schoolboys Wear Skirts During HeatwaveA group of teenage boys in England wore skirts to school during sweltering heat in defiance of their school's shorts ban. More Recent Articles
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Republican Senator Vital to Health Bill’s Passage Won’t Support ItSenator Dean Heller of Nevada became the latest Republican to say he cannot support a bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act in its current form.
Planned Parenthood Battle Could Sway Fortunes of G.O.P. Health BillPlanned Parenthood, threatened with a cutoff of more than 40 percent of its funding, is mobilizing to bring down the Republican health care bill.
Senate Health Plan Falls Short of Promise for Cheaper Care, Experts SayRepublicans and President Trump have said a new health law would make it easier and more affordable to get care. But the opposite may be true.
How Medicaid Works, and Who It CoversOne of the biggest flash points in the debate over Republican health care legislation is the future of Medicaid. Here are some basic facts about the 52-year-old program. Maritime Mystery: Why a U.S. Destroyer Failed to Dodge a Cargo ShipLookouts and radar operators on the destroyer Fitzgerald should have spotted the freighter it collided with, and the captain should have been wakened.
C.I.A. Set Up Secret Back Channel With Syria to Try to Free U.S. HostageThe Trump administration began searching early on for ways to free Austin Tice, a journalist who has been missing since 2012.
James Comey, North Korea, U.S. Senate: Your Evening BriefingMistrial in Cincinnati Shooting as Officer Is Latest Not to Be ConvictedIt was a second hung jury for Ray Tensing, the ex-officer charged in the death of Samuel DuBose during a botched traffic stop in 2015 in Cincinnati.
Philando Castile, Diamond Reynolds and a Nightmare Caught on VideoWhen Diamond Reynolds's boyfriend, Philando Castile, was fatally shot by a police officer, the traumatic events were captured by police and security cameras, and even her own smartphone. Trump Indicates Tweet on Tapes Was Meant to Affect Comey TestimonyHours after an interview on “Fox & Friends,” President Trump accused the Obama administration of failing to prevent or punish Moscow for meddling in last fall’s presidential election.
Trump Signs Bill Meant to Restore Trust in V.A.The legislation aims to make it easier for the Department of Veterans Affairs to remove poor-performing employees and to promote whistle-blowing.
Senate Panel Seeks Details on Lynch Role in Clinton InquiryRepublicans and Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee are seeking information about alleged political interference by former Attorney General Loretta Lynch into the FBI's investigation of Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server. Out of High School, Into Real LifeThis graduation season, The New York Times talked with seniors across the country who are not headed to college about their plans, hopes and dreams.
Fire Hazards Force Evacuation of 5 London High RisesMore than 800 apartments were emptied on Friday after inspectors found safety problems, including exterior cladding like that on the 24-story building that burned last week.
Easiest Path to Riches on the Web? An Initial Coin OfferingProgrammers are selling digital currencies redeemable for services that do not exist. Where some see a financing revolution, others see trouble.
Turkey Drops Evolution From Curriculum, Angering SecularistsA chapter on evolution will no longer appear in ninth graders’ textbooks because it is considered too “controversial” an idea, an education official said.
Eluding Death by Design in a Tokyo LoftStep into lofts in a Tokyo suburb that were designed by the artists Arakawa and Gins. Their philosophy was to extend life by altering one’s living space. Colombia's ELN Rebels Free Two Dutch JournalistsColombia's Marxist ELN rebel group said on Friday it has freed two Dutch journalists captured this week in the northeast of the Andean country. Saudi, Waging War in Yemen, Gives It $66.7 Million in Cholera ReliefThe $66.7 million donation authorized by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman followed a plea by United Nations agencies dealing with the outbreak, worsened by the war. Saudi Security Forces Intercept Militants Plotting Mecca AttackThe authorities confronted militants in three places, and one of them blew himself up, wounding five security officers and six bystanders.
Reader Center: No, James Comey Didn’t Visit the Times’s Newsroom YesterdayWe’re experimenting with having a bulletin board on our site for our journalists to talk directly to our readers about our coverage.
Trilobites: Waves Above the Earth May Have Once Caused a ‘Nocturnal Sun’Historical observations of bright nights that were almost like daytime have a new explanation in forces of the upper atmosphere.
Texas Nurse Suspected of Killing Up to 60 Children Is Charged With MurderThe nurse, Genene Jones, is currently serving concurrent sentences in the death of a girl and injury to a child in 1984. The new charges come ahead of her planned release from prison next year.
Khmer Rouge Trial, Perhaps the Last, Nears End in CambodiaA verdict in the genocide prosecution of Nuon Chea and Khieu Samphan, the last surviving leaders of a movement that killed 1.7 million people, could take months.
7 of Our Best ‘Brexit’ Pieces, a Year After the VoteBefore the referendum and over the past year, we’ve delved into questions of identity, economics, finance and politics surrounding “Brexit.”
Food & Wine Magazine Will Leave New York for AlabamaThe move reflects a changing business in which traditional food magazines, and a Manhattan address, are less important.
Gabe Pressman, a Dean of New York TV Journalism, Dies at 93To generations of mayors, governors and ordinary New Yorkers, Mr. Pressman, WNBC’s senior correspondent, seemed always on the scene.
Johnny Depp Flirts With Idea of Trump Assassination, Then Apologizes“It’s been awhile, and maybe it’s time,” the film star said, after asking, “When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?” 20 Years of L.G.B.T.Q. Lit: A TimelineFrom “The Vagina Monologues” to “The End of Eddy,” here are 25 books by and about L.G.B.T.Q. individuals that have shaped the genre.
art review: Documenta Kassel: Using Art as Their WitnessA range of projects in Documenta 14 show that art can potentially change history, not just reflect it — and we have serious things to think about.
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