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Corey Kluber, Cleveland Indians stymie New York Yankees CLEVELAND -- Corey Kluber pitched a three-hitter for his third complete game of the season as the Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Yankees 5-1 on Thursday night at Progressive Field.      • Email to a friend •
Boston Red Sox topple Chicago White Sox BOSTON -- The Red Sox finally gave Rick Porcello some support Thursday night.   • Email to a friend • Dallas Cowboys edge St. Louis Cardinals in Hall of Fame Game CANTON, Ohio -- Sam Irwin-Hill booted a 43-yard field goal in the fourth quarter Thursday night, enabling the Dallas Cowboys to post a 20-18 win over the Arizona Cardinals in the Hall of Fame Game at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton, Ohio.   • Email to a friend •
Kansas City Royals hold off Seattle Mariners yet again KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Lorenzo Cain and Melky Cabrera singled home runs in the decisive seventh inning as the Kansas City Royals downed the Seattle Mariners 6-4 on Thursday night.   • Email to a friend • NHL notebook: Nashville Predators captain Mike Fisher announces retirement Nashville Predators captain Mike Fisher announced his retirement from the NHL on Thursday.   • Email to a friend •
NFL notebook: Miami Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill suffers knee injury Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill sustained an injury to his left knee during Thursday's practice.   • Email to a friend • MLB notebook: Michael Fulmer placed on DL by Detroit Tigers Detroit Tigers right-hander Michael Fulmer, the American League Rookie of the Year in 2016, was placed on the 10-day disabled list with right elbow ulnar neuritis, or inflammation, on Thursday.   • Email to a friend • Suge Knight pleads not guilty to threatening to kill 'Straight Outta Compton' director Former rap mogul Suge Knight pleaded not guilty to threatening to murder film director F. Gary Gray in Los Angeles Thursday.   • Email to a friend • Pro Football Hall of Fame: Facts and quotes on Class of 2017 CANTON, OH -- A new era begins this year at the Pro Football Hall of Fame as the induction ceremony of the Class of 2017 will be the featured event in the unveiling of the $800 million Johnson Controls HOF Village.   • Email to a friend • Colorado Rockies skip by New York Mets DENVER -- Nolan Arenado drew a bases-loaded walk with one out in the ninth Thursday, enabling the Colorado Rockies to fight off the New York Mets and win the rubber game of their series 5-4.   • Email to a friend • Michelle Wie sets course record, leads Women's British Open Michelle Wie set a course record by shooting an 8-under-par 64 on Thursday to take the lead after one round in the Ricoh Women's British Open at Kingsbarns Golf Links just outside St. Andrews, Scotland.   • Email to a friend • Battles to watch in every NFL camp While most the focus is on star quarterbacks and headlines are demanded by surprise injuries, the attention of those actually in each NFL training camp is on key battles that players, coaches and media in attendance see every day.   • Email to a friend • Rhode Island becomes 4th state to offer free community college tuition Rhode Island lawmakers voted to become the fourth state in the nation to offer free community college for state residents Thursday.   • Email to a friend • Milwaukee Brewers: Jesus Aguilar's blast dooms St. Louis Cardinals MILWAUKEE -- Jesus Aguilar homered for the second consecutive game and Matt Garza worked into the sixth inning for the Milwaukee Brewers, who won a series for just the second time since the All-Star break with a 2-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Thursday afternoon at Miller Park.   • Email to a friend • West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice ditches Democratics, joins Republicans West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice announced he will switch parties, leaving the Democrats and joining the Republicans.   • Email to a friend • Dubai's Torch Tower catches fire for second time An 86-story skyscraper in Dubai, one of the tallest residential buildings in the world, caught fire for the second time but no injuries were reported.   • Email to a friend • New England Patriots send out 2018 AFC Championship tickets to season ticket holders Some analysts have predicted a perfect season for the New England Patriots, while the team is sending AFC Championship tickets to season ticket holders.   • Email to a friend • Reports: Mueller impanels grand jury in Russia probe Special Counsel Robert Mueller has impaneled a grand jury to investigate whether Russia interfered in the U.S. presidential election, unnamed sources said.   • Email to a friend • Macklemore, Li'l Yachty and Marshawn Lynch joke about DeflateGate, Tom Brady in music video Macklemore's new "Marmalade" music video features several shots at New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady.   • Email to a friend • | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Father of Afghan Teen Robotics Captain Killed by ISIS-Claimed AttackFatemah Qaderyan was at the center of a rare positive news story from Afghanistan after her schoolgirl robotics team flew to the U.S.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Pledges To Press On With Missile Program, Slams Sanctions"The response to the hostility is to become stronger," Iran's supreme leader said as he slammed new U.S. sanctions on Tehran.
• Email to a friend • Russia Calls U.S. Sanctions Tantamount to 'Full-Fledged Economic War'"The hope that our relations with the new American administration would improve is finished," Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said Wednesday on Facebook.
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Trump Is Probably Right — The U.S. Is Losing in AfghanistanThe president's frustration was revealed Wednesday after NBC News reported details of a tense White House meeting that took place last month.
• Email to a friend • Australian Bank Accused of Massive Money-Laundering BreachesThe Australian government on Thursday accused Commonwealth Bank of Australia of widespread breaches of money-laundering and counter-terrorism financing rules.
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Large Fire Breaks Out at Dubai's 'Torch Tower'A large fire broke out at a building known as the Torch Tower in Dubai, which is one of the highest residential buildings in the world.
• Email to a friend • Australia Police Say Men Tried to Get Bomb on PlaneAustralian police said Friday that two men facing terrorism charges tried to get a bomb on a plane and later devised a plan to release a chemical.
• Email to a friend • Former Olympic Stadium Now a Refugee ShelterThe provincial government of Quebec has agreed to open the Montreal Olympic Stadium, home of the 1976 Summer Games, to Haitians and other the asylum seekers.
• Email to a friend • Filmmaker Finds Lead Russian Doping ScientistBryan Fogel, the director and star of "Icarus," a new documentary about doping in sports, explains how he stumbled onto Russia's lead doping scientist.
• Email to a friend • Volcano in Indonesia Erupts, Spreads Ash for MilesMount Sinabung on the Indonesian island of Sumatra blasted volcanic ash as high as 2.6 miles on Wednesday.
• Email to a friend • Australia Charges 2 With Terrorism in Plot to Bring Down Passenger PlaneThe men were among four arrested last weekend in counter-terror raids across Australia's biggest city. The target appeared to have been a commercial flight.
• Email to a friend • 2 U.S. Service Members Killed in Attack on Convoy in AfghanistanTwo U.S. service members were killed when their NATO convoy came under attack near an airport in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar on Wednesday.
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John Kelly Quickly Moves to Impose Military Discipline on White HouseThe former general and new chief of staff is seeking to quell dysfunction with a suddenness and force that have upended the West Wing. • Email to a friend •
Justice Dept., Under Siege From Trump, Plows Ahead With His AgendaEven as the department has been the subject of President Trump’s rage, Jeff Sessions and Rod J. Rosenstein are quietly and powerfully at work.
• Email to a friend • Mueller Issuing Subpoenas Through Washington Grand JuryAt least some of the subpoenas were related to Michael T. Flynn, the former national security adviser, but whether any related to other Trump campaign members was unclear.
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Kushner Companies Said to Be Under Investigation Over Visa ProgramThe inquiry centers on the real estate company’s use of a program that offers visas in exchange for a $500,000 investment, a person familiar with the matter said.
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California Today: California Today: A Hard Road to Making It in Los AngelesThursday: Dreams of being a star in Los Angeles, a hot congressional race in Orange County, and a homecoming of sorts for Mark Hamill.
• Email to a friend • Secret Service Post Moves From Trump Tower to a TrailerA command post was moved out of the skyscraper after a lease agreement between the government and the Trump Organization fell apart.
• Email to a friend • In West Virginia, Trump Hails Conservatism and a New G.O.P. GovernorWith President Trump by his side, West Virginia’s newly elected Democratic governor, Jim Justice, announced that he is becoming a Republican.
• Email to a friend • Transcripts Show How Contentious Trump’s Calls Were With Mexican and Australian LeadersThe exchanges turned so sharp that Mr. Trump said talking to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia was more pleasant.
• Email to a friend • Trump Called New Hampshire a ‘Drug-Infested Den,’ Drawing the Ire of Its PoliticiansMr. Trump made the comment in a conversation with the president of Mexico in January, according to a transcript of the call published on Thursday.
• Email to a friend • A Game of Cat and Mouse With High Stakes: DeportationAs federal authorities detain more undocumented immigrants in New York’s courthouses, criminal law officials try to thwart them, saying arrests hamper justice.
• Email to a friend • Michelle Carter Gets 15-Month Jail Term in Texting Suicide CaseThe case raised questions about whether Ms. Carter was responsible for Conrad Roy III’s death when she was far from the scene and did not provide a weapon. • Email to a friend • El Chapo, Accused Drug Lord, Questions Legality of His Extradition From MexicoThe court filing, following the transfer of the accused trafficker JoaquÃn Guzmán Loera to Brooklyn, was the first legal attack on the indictment he faces.
• Email to a friend • Fire Engulfs Tower in Dubai, One of the World’s Tallest BuildingsThe blaze started around 1 a.m. and quickly spread across dozens of floors, but the authorities said everyone made it out safely.
• Email to a friend • Kidd Creole Thought Man He Stabbed Was Making a Sexual Advance on Him, Authorities SayThe founding member of Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five was held without bail in the fatal stabbing of the homeless man in Manhattan.
• Email to a friend • He Won Praise for Halting a Global Cyberattack. Then He Was Arrested.A British security researcher, credited with stopping the spread of malicious software in May, was arrested in connection with a separate attack.
• Email to a friend • Lamalera Journal: A Whaling Way of Life Under ThreatConservationists worry that fishermen in an Indonesian village are no longer hunting whales for subsistence, which is legal, but for sale, which is not.
• Email to a friend • In Sweltering South, Climate Change Is Now a Workplace HazardWorkers laboring outdoors in southern states are wrestling with the personal and political consequences of a worsening environment.
• Email to a friend • A Toxic Part of TexasThis part of Houston is surrounded by gas and chemical plants, highways and shipping traffic, making it one of America’s most polluted neighborhoods. • Email to a friend • After 7 Days of Darkness, Power Is Restored on the Outer BanksAfter construction crews accidentally severed an underground power cable, the damage was repaired and visitors were expected to be allowed to return on Friday.
• Email to a friend • In Iran, Rouhani Begins 2nd Term With Signs He’s Yielding to Hard-LinersDespite a re-election mandate, Iran’s moderate president seems unlikely to fulfill a campaign promise to appoint women to his cabinet.
• Email to a friend • Facing Wave of Refugees, Montreal Opens Up Stadium for HousingMany of the new asylum seekers are Haitians, who fear that under Trump administration rules, they may be deported from the United States.
• Email to a friend • Parody Video Mocks Turkmenistan’s Leader as an Action HeroHe wanted to show his proficiency with guns and knives, but opponents recut government propaganda with scenes from an Arnold Schwarzenegger movie.
• Email to a friend • Is 40-Year-Old Tom Brady as Good as 30-Year-Old Tom Brady?Tom Brady, one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time, turned 40 on Thursday, but he is showing few signs of decline.
• Email to a friend • The Lusitania Telegraph Has Been Recovered, but It May Not Solve Any MysteriesResearchers said the discovery would do little to explain why the ship sank so quickly, and what caused the second explosion that occurred after it was struck.
• Email to a friend • Overweight Asian-Americans Are Seen as More ‘American,’ Study FindsAssumptions about how much Asians and Americans weigh appears to influence perceptions of national identity.
• Email to a friend • Father of Afghan Robotics Team Captain Is Killed in Suicide BombingThe father of Fatemah Qaderyan, who led a team of Afghan schoolgirls to a global competition in the United States, was among the victims of an attack on a mosque in Herat.
• Email to a friend • Shinzo Abe of Japan Reshuffles Cabinet, Hoping to Shore Up Falling SupportMr. Abe turned to moderates and experienced policy makers, suggesting a change of focus away from contentious issues like amending the pacifist Constitution.
• Email to a friend • The Cult of the Line: It’s Not About the MerchFor the superfans in lines at Supreme and other streetwear shops, the lure is as often the wait as the wares.
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