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Wade to keep coming off the bench for Heat against Suns Even with Miami Heat starting guard Tyler Johnson and backup Wayne Ellington out, Erik Spoelstra said he won't put Dwyane Wade into the opening lineup.      • Email to a friend •
Report: Seahawks, Falcons discussing trade of Bennett The Seattle Seahawks are shopping defensive tackle Michael Bennett and one potential buyer could be the Atlanta Falcons.   • Email to a friend • Rita Moreno wears 1962 Oscars dress to Sunday's ceremony Rita Moreno says the gown she wore to Sunday's Oscars ceremony is the same one she had on when she won her own statuette for "West Side Story" in 1962.   • Email to a friend •
U.S. embassy in Turkey temporarily closes due to security threat The U.S. embassy in Turkey will be closed Monday due to an unspecified security threat.   • Email to a friend • Lin-Manuel Miranda flies a kite in 'Mary Poppins' trailer Disney released a trailer for its upcoming family movie "Mary Poppins Returns" during Sunday's ABC broadcast of the Oscars ceremony.   • Email to a friend •
Report: DE Curry's contract too much for Eagles The Philadelphia Eagles may consider releasing veteran defensive end Vinny Curry unless he agrees to a new contract, according to a report Sunday.   • Email to a friend • Thompson to miss Cavaliers' meeting with Pistons The last time Cleveland played the Detroit Pistons, the Cavaliers lost the game and Kevin Love for up to eight weeks with a broken bone in a hand.   • Email to a friend • Celtics, looking up at No. 1 seed, visit Bulls As the regular season nears the finish line, the Boston Celtics have plenty of incentive to play well down the stretch.   • Email to a friend • 2-year-old Georgia girl killed by falling mirror in Payless shoe store A 2-year-old girl died Friday when a mirror fell on her at a Payless shoe store in Georgia, police said.   • Email to a friend • 'Shape of Water' wins 4 Oscars, including Best Picture The romantic fantasy "The Shape of Water" was named the Best Picture of 2017 at the Oscars ceremony in Los Angeles Sunday night.   • Email to a friend • Oscars 2018: Kimmel talks 'Moonlight' snafu, Weinstein downfall Returning Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel was quick to bring up the mistake that led to "La La Land" being announced as Best Picture instead of "Moonlight."   • Email to a friend • South Korean president's approval rises following Pyeongchang Olympics South Korean President Moon Jae-in's approval rating has risen after the Pyeongchang Winter Olympic Games were held in the country.   • Email to a friend • Philando Castile charity pays off St. Paul students' school lunch debt A charity set-up in the name of Philando Castile has paid the school lunch debt for students at every public school in the St. Paul area.   • Email to a friend • Irish airport police rescue baby hare caught in winter storm Airport police in Ireland helped rescue a baby hare found hopping in piles of heavy snow on Saturday.   • Email to a friend • Portland Trail Blazers, Los Angeles Lakers collide riding season-highs The Portland Trail Blazers and Los Angeles Lakers are playing their best basketball of the season heading into their game Monday night at Staples Center.   • Email to a friend • Roseanne tells Dan: 'I thought you were dead' in Season 10 trailer ABC released its first trailer for the upcoming revival of its sitcom "Roseanne" during Sunday's Oscars ceremony.   • Email to a friend • Israel's Netanyahu departs for U.S. trip amid corruption investigation Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu left the country for a five-day trip to the United States amid several corruption allegations Sunday.   • Email to a friend • Syrian government forces claim 25 percent of Eastern Ghouta Syrian government forces gained control of several villages and farms in the rebel-held enclave of Eastern Ghouta Sunday.   • Email to a friend • Oscars gala family affair for Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Robert Lopez Songwriter Kristen Anderson-Lopez says she and her husband Robert Lopez plan to bring their daughters Katie and Annie to Sunday's Oscars ceremony.   • Email to a friend • Maurice Hurst: Irregular EKG led to NFL Combine red flags Michigan defensive tackle Maurice Hurst said Sunday an irregular EKG led to his withdrawal from athletic testing at the event.   • Email to a friend • 2018 NFL Combine: Dominant DT class shows athleticism, power With all due respect to the quarterbacks and running backs, the best position group in the 2018 NFL Draft might be defensive tackle.   • Email to a friend • 2018 NFL Combine: Wyoming QB Josh Allen gushes about Giants' Pat Shurmur Wyoming quarterback Josh Allen has the physical traits that could make him the No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft, even after an uneven college career.   • Email to a friend • Indiana offers Sunday alcohol sales for first time since prohibition The state of Indiana allowed carryout alcohol sales on Sunday for the first time since the prohibition era this week.   • Email to a friend • 2018 NFL Combine: Boise State LB Leighton Vander Esch makes first-round bid Leighton Vander Esch has gone from playing eight-man high school football in a tiny town in Idaho, to being a Boise State walk-on, to a one-year college wonder.   • Email to a friend • | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Europe Once Saw Xi Jinping as a Hedge Against Trump. Not Anymore.With President Trump abandoning leadership of the global order and Mr. Xi challenging it, Europe sees an increased risk to its livelihood and its values.
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‘President for Life’? Trump’s Remarks About Xi Find Fans in ChinaHis support for the end of presidential term limits may have been made in jest, but it found an appreciative audience among supporters of the Chinese president’s move to abolish term limits.
• Email to a friend • China’s Leaders Meet, and See ‘Critical Battles’ on Economy and PollutionMembers of the National People’s Congress gathered in Beijing, where they are expected to back a plan letting Xi Jinping remain as president into the next decade.
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The Oscars Red Carpet: See the ArrivalsHollywood is in the throes of a cultural sea change amid #MeToo and #TimesUp. So what did change look like on the Oscars red carpet? Find out here.
• Email to a friend • School Officer: A Job With Many Roles and One Big ResponsibilitySchool resource officers like the one under scrutiny following the Florida shooting are expected to act as counselors and instructors as well as the first line of defense.
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Threat of Shootings Turns School Security Into a Growth IndustryMetal detectors, remotely locking doors, bulletproof backpacks and more: Schools are being swamped with pitches for little-researched security products.
• Email to a friend • Here Is Why Florida Has So Much Trouble Passing Gun LawsEven with a groundswell of public support after the Parkland shooting, proposals for restrictions on firearms have become tangled in state politics.
• Email to a friend • As Primaries Begin, Divided Voters Weigh What It Means to Be a DemocratPrimary elections in Texas on Tuesday and Illinois this month will test the growing divide in the Democratic Party between bold liberalism and tradition.
• Email to a friend • State Dept. Was Granted $120 Million to Fight Russian Meddling. It Has Spent $0.The delay reflects President Trump’s largely passive response to the interference and doubts by Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson in his department’s ability to spend its money wisely.
• Email to a friend • Trump Advisers Fervently Defend Tariffs (Unless They Change, That Is)Top White House aides indicated some companies could be exempt from a plan to impose aluminum and steel tariffs even as they left room for the president to change his plans.
• Email to a friend • Op-Ed Contributor: Can There Be Good Porn?I never wanted the responsibility of shaping young minds. Now it’s keeping me up at night.
• Email to a friend • Editorial: Donald Trump Sure Has a Problem with DemocracyThe president’s praise of Xi’s authoritarian rule goes against basic American principles.
• Email to a friend • Op-Ed Columnist: Trump: King of ChaosThe president’s reality always seems to return to delusional narcissism.
• Email to a friend • Sir Roger Bannister, First Athlete to Break 4-Minute Mile, Dies at 88The Briton ran a mile in 3:59.4, becoming the first man ever to do so, breaking through a mystical barrier and creating a seminal moment in sports history.
• Email to a friend • David Ogden Stiers, Major Winchester on ‘M*A*S*H,’ Dies at 75Mr. Stiers appeared on stage in New York in the 1970s, had roles in four Woody Allen movies, and voiced characters in two dozen Disney animated films.
• Email to a friend • Days After Powerful Storm, Hundreds of Thousands Remain Without PowerSome areas may not have power restored until later this week, around the time another storm could strike the region.
• Email to a friend • Dorm Living for Professionals Comes to San FranciscoSan Francisco's middle class, including teachers, copywriters and more, are engaging in an unusual experiment in communal living. Starcity, a new developer, is creating dorm rooms expressly for them.
• Email to a friend • Guangzhou journal: China’s Women-Only Subway Cars, Where Men Rush InIn a bid to curb sexual harassment, one city is reserving seats and space for female passengers. The problem: Men are claiming them.
• Email to a friend • A Lost Son, a Mother’s Search, and Too Late, the TruthKevin Germany walked out of a hospital in 1990 and disappeared. In 2018, his family learned where he had been, a sad answer to his mother’s wish.
• Email to a friend • Playlist: The Playlist: Beyoncé and Jay-Z Unite, and 12 More New SongsWar on Women teams up with Kathleen Hanna, Sidi Touré sings about joy, and Rae Sremmurd previews a triple album: hear the week's most notable tracks.
• Email to a friend • Every Plant Has a Story. You Just Need to Dig.Greg Grant, a horticulturalist and raconteur, is restoring the rural Texas homestead where his family has lived for five generations.
• Email to a friend • When Stars Were Born: Earliest Starlight’s Effects Are DetectedUsing a telescope in Australia, astronomers say they have glimpsed farther back in time than the Hubble Telescope to see what was happening when the first stars were forming.
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