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The New York Mets' weird year got a little more peculiar Wednesday night, when Mr. Met flipped off fans.
Ohio's attorney general has filed a lawsuit against the pharmaceutical industry for its role in the opioid epidemic.
A very tight match ended with Borna Coric destroying his racket Wednesday at the French Open.
Two U.S. aircraft carriers that are to train together in the Sea of Japan.
Last summer, a smattering of uninformed onlookers -- media and fans alike -- thought James White might be on the roster bubble for the New England Patriots.
The Los Angeles Dodgers' offense has been too good for its own closer. Kenley Jansen's teammates apologized Tuesday.
Uber is growing its revenue and losing less money than it was at the end of last year, according to he first quarter financials shared by the company this week.
Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano likes the way his retooled defense is coming together.
A year ago, the Cleveland Browns rushed the ball 350 times which, along with the Detroit Lions also rushing 350 times, marked the fewest attempts in the NFL.
WalletHub compared 293 of the largest cities in the United States to rank the best places for basketball fans.
Minnesota Vikings defensive end Everson Griffen, a self-described "knucklehead" early in his career, has been a team captain the past three years.
Until recently, Franchy Cordero was considered one of the fastest baserunners in the San Diego Padres minor league system.
George Springer hit two homers among four hits and the Astros hammered a season-high six home runs in a 17-6 win against Minnesota on Wednesday.
Marcell Ozuna is retiring his "borrowed" bat.
Running back Dalvin Cook is now officially a member of the Minnesota Vikings after signing his rookie contract.
Major League Baseball plans to reduce Washington Nationals slugger Bryce Harper's suspension for Monday's bench-clearing brawl from four games to three games.
A Los Angeles home owned by Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James was vandalized Wednesday morning with a racial slur spray-painted on the front gate.
New evidence suggests taxpayers overpaid Mylan, maker of EpiPens, a total of $1.27 billion for anti-allergy devices over the last ten years.
Jupiter, Fla. police released video Wednesday from Tiger Woods' Memorial Day DUI arrest.
President Donald Trump plans to withdraw the United States from the 2015 Paris climate change agreement, unnamed U.S. officials said.
President Trump announced business deals between U.S. companies and Vietnam shortly after meeting Wednesday with the country's prime minister, Nguyen Xuan Phuc.
The Cleveland Browns are being cautious with second-year wide receiver Corey Coleman, choosing to sit him out during OTAs.
The Pentagon released video Wednesday of its mock ballistic missile shoot-down test that was successfully conducted over the Pacific Ocean.
FC Barcelona's Ernesto Valverde spoke with Barca TV Wednesday for the first time as the team's coach.
Former FBI Director James Comey is expected to testify in the Senate regarding the intelligence committee's investigation of possible Russian election meddling.
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80 Killed, 300 Wounded by Suicide Attack in Afghan CapitalAuthorities said most of the casualties were civilians and that many of those killed were women and children.
U.S. Denies Deal Amid Reports Russia Sanctions Could Be LiftedThe Washington Post reported that the Trump administration could hand back two Russian compounds in the U.S. that President Barack Obama shuttered in December.
Clinton: Russia Likely Had American Help to 'Weaponize' 2016 LeaksA candid Hillary Clinton opened up Wednesday about the confluence of factors she believes cost her the 2016 presidential election.
Trump Considering Pulling U.S. Out of Paris Climate DealThough no final decision has been made, Trump is mulling whether to snub the climate deal — inked in Paris during a United Nations Climate Change Conference.
Trump Toilet Paper? Mexican Businessman Takes a Swipe at PresidentThere's no word yet on whether the idea has caused a covfefe — err, kerfuffle — with the Trump Organization.
Ghanaian Woman Dies While Likely Trying to Cross Into CanadaA woman who authorities believe may have been a Ghanaian trying to cross from the U.S. into Canada on foot died last week while on the journey.
Screaming Man Tries to Storm Cockpit of Airliner in AustraliaMelbourne Tullamarine Airport was closed for hours overnight as armed officers swept Malaysian Airlines Flight MH128, which had been bound for Kuala Lumpur.
Trump's Understanding of Paris Climate Deal Mocked in EuropeEuropean Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said President Trump "doesn't get close enough to the dossiers to fully understand them." Gay Vulture Dads Hatch Chick at Zoo in AmsterdamTwo male griffon vultures in a long-standing relationship have successfully hatched an abandoned egg at an Amsterdam zoo.
Trump Expected to Renew Waiver to Keep Embassy in Tel AvivPresident Donald Trump on Thursday is expected to renew a six-month waiver that will keep the U.S. embassy in Tel Aviv instead of moving it to Jerusalem.
How Rock 'n' Roll Helped Force Manuel Noriega's Surrender to U.S.In the days leading up to Manuel Noriega's surrender, the U.S. military blared rock music around the clock in an attempt to force the Panamanian leader to come out of hiding.
Nordic Leaders Say Photo Wasn't Meant to Troll TrumpFive Nordic prime ministers who posed for a photo clutching a soccer ball weren't intending to make fun of a viral image from President Trump's trip to Saudi Arabia.
Taiwan's Same-Sex Marriage Ruling Gives Asian Neighbors HopeAdvocates in Vietnam, Cambodia and mainland China tell NBC Out Taiwan's same-sex marriage ruling gives them hope for LGBTQ equality in their countries.
Footage Released of Successful Missile Defense Test over PacificThe Missile Defense Agency has released video that shows a U.S. long-range missile being launched and intercepting an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile target over the Pacific Ocean. The successful test was used to measure American preparedness in case of a North Korean nuclear missile attack. Nova Scotia Noir: Explore Black History in CanadaA shared history between African-Canadians and African-Americans makes Nova Scotia's backstory fascinating.
How Trump Administration Has Handled the North Korea CrisisNorth Korea has thumbed its nose at U.N. resolutions — conducting several ballistic missile tests this year and five nuclear tests since 2006
Activists Missing, Held Amid Undercover Probe of Ivanka Trump-Linked Factories"We appeal to President Trump, Ivanka Trump herself, and to her related brand company to ... press for the release our activists," China Labor Watch said.
Competitors Tumble Downhill in Historic English Cheese-Rolling RaceWet weather made the annual event more difficult, with the cheese bouncing away from sliding participants. U.S. Tests Missile Interceptor as North Korea Tensions GrowThe Pentagon's test came only two days after North Korea fired a short-range missile into the Sea of Japan, its ninth missile test this year. Russian Cruise Missiles Hit ISIS Targets in SyriaRussian warships in the Mediterranean Sea targeted ISIS hardware and personnel near Palmyra. Innocent or Sinister? 'Back Channels' ExplainedNed Price and Ron Hosko discuss the use of back channels as a diplomatic tool and how Jared Kushner's alleged Russia communications tie in. U.S. Sidelined as Europe Rebuffs TrumpIvo Daalder, a former U.S. ambassador to NATO, talks with Joy-Ann Reid about Donald Trump's dealings with European allies on his recent trip abroad. More Recent Articles
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World Awaits Trump Decision on U.S. Future in Paris AccordThe president said that at 3 p.m. Thursday, he would announce his decision on whether the United States would honor the landmark climate-change pact.
Q. & A.: The Paris Climate AccordHere’s how the agreement works and what could happen if the United States leaves.
Deadly Bombing in Kabul Is One of the Afghan War’s Worst StrikesThe blast near the Afghan presidential palace and the German Embassy, which killed over 80 and wounded hundreds, spoke volumes to the frustrations of stabilizing the country.
The Kabul Bombing: Wrenching Scenes of CarnageA huge explosion near the Afghan presidential palace rocked Kabul, the capital, on Wednesday, killing at least 80 people and wounding hundreds of others.
Paris Agreement, Kabul, Kathy Griffin: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing
Comey Expected to Testify Before Senate, if He Isn’t BlockedThe testimony about conversations with the president would force Mr. Trump to decide whether to invoke executive privilege to try to stop Mr. Comey from testifying.
White House Details Ethics Waivers for Ex-Lobbyists and Corporate LawyersAmong those receiving waivers were former lobbyists for the insurance and fossil fuel industries, the White House counsel and key advisers including Reince Priebus.
Less Tweeting, Lawyers Beg. ‘Covfefe,’ the President Says.During the campaign and the early months of his presidency, the concern over Mr. Trump’s Twitter use was political. Now the worry is increasingly legal.
Trump Lashes Out at Kathy Griffin and DemocratsTweets by the president castigated the comedian for a video of her holding what looks like his severed head, and he again called the Russia inquiry a “witch hunt.”
Trump Considers Rolling Back Obama’s Opening With CubaClamping down on engagement with Cuba would allow Mr. Trump to fulfill a campaign pledge to Cuban-Americans, who disproportionately supported him.
Life on Mars: At Home in the HabitatSix people are living in isolation for eight months on a volcano in Hawaii as part of a NASA-funded study to simulate human exploration of Mars. In the third episode of this 360-video series, take a tour of the home they have made for themselves after four months Players Want Margaret Court Arena Renamed Over Remarks on GaysThe Australian champion’s comments about gays and same-sex marriage have reignited a debate about her legacy and how tennis should celebrate her.
Court Files Raise Question: Was Dylann Roof Competent to Defend Himself?Documents released since Mr. Roof was sent to death row for a church massacre have some wondering if a full accounting might have meant a different outcome.
Trump Targets German Trade, and the South GrimacesGerman companies are economic powers in some areas where President Trump is popular. His vocal complaints about Germany are making those places nervous.
China Sees an Opening in Rift Between Trump and GermanyAfter the president managed to offend leaders in Europe, Chancellor Angela Merkel began to shift her attention toward Asia.
Ohio Sues Drug Makers, Saying They Aided Opioid EpidemicThe lawsuit, one of several that is being closely watched, accused drug makers of marketing that misled doctors and patients about the danger of addiction and overdose.
Uber Limits Loss to $708 Million in First QuarterUber said its loss, down from $991 million in the previous quarter, “puts us on a good trajectory towards profitability.” The company also said its finance leader would depart.
New York City Police Sergeant Charged With Murder in Bronx Woman’s DeathSgt. Hugh Barry was charged with murder and manslaughter in the death last October of Deborah Danner, a mentally ill woman.
United Faces $435,000 Fine, Accused of Flying Plane 23 Times Without Inspecting Repair, F.A.A. SaysThe agency said the airline had failed to inspect a Boeing 787 after a fuel pump pressure switch repair.
Manchester Attacker Mainly Acted Alone, U.K. Police SayIn the four days leading up to the attack, Salman Abedi bought and assembled most of the components for the bomb himself, investigators have found.
Dua Lipa Was Raised on Pop Bangers. Now She Writes Them.Ms. Lipa’s sassy pop songs have been streamed hundreds of millions of times. Her debut album arrives this week.
artist / subject: An Artist and Her ‘Beautiful Boy’In their intimate portraits, the photographer Lissa Rivera and her partner, BJ Lillis, are building their own fantasy world.
Man Stabbed in Portland While Coming to Aid of 2 Girls Shifts Focus to ThemMicah David-Cole Fletcher has been praised for aiding two girls who were the target of a man’s xenophobic rant. He says concern should be deflected to the girls.
Obamas Pay $8.1 Million for Home Just Miles From White HouseThe former president and his family had been renting the mansion in the Kalorama neighborhood, a wealthy area where Trump administration officials also live.
Emmett Till’s Coffin, a Hangman’s Scaffold and a Debate Over Cultural AppropriationProtests at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis and the Whitney Museum in New York challenge white artists’ representations of harrowing stories of racial violence.
Noose Found Inside African American Museum in WashingtonA noose found at an exhibition on segregation was the second one discovered in the past week at a Smithsonian museum.
Tech Fix: For $499, a Drone for Beginners:Thar She Glows! How the Natural History Museum Cleans Its Blue WhaleThis week the blue whale at the American Museum of Natural History was given its annual bath. Here is a behind-the-scenes look at how it happens.
Political Calculus: A 2016 Review: Why Key State Polls Were Wrong About TrumpPollsters are leaning toward optimistic explanations that their problems of last year can be fixed. LeBron James Responds to Racial Vandalism: ‘Being Black in America Is Tough’James gave a frank and emotional response at a news conference after a racial slur was discovered painted on his house in Los Angeles.
Encounters: Kelly Rohrbach, as C.J., Brings a New Swing to ‘Baywatch’Taking on the role that made Pamela Anderson famous, an actress first takes a few whacks at some golf balls.
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