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Max Scherzer strikes out Tim Tebow in less than 40 seconds Washington Nationals pitcher Max Scherzer struck out Tim Tebow in spring training on three pitches for the second consecutive year.     
U.S. gun injuries getting more severe Non-fatal gun injuries in the United States are becoming more severe, increasing pressure on the health care system, researchers say.   Indiana sheriff's deputy fatally shot A Boone County Sheriff's deputy sustained a fatal gunshot injury while helping an area police department serve a search warrant, local law enforcement said.  
2018 NFL Combine: From superstars to sleepers, running backs excel And they're off. The premier event of the annual NFL Scouting Combine got off to a blazing start Friday.   Jonathan Martin: School files restraining order against ex-Miami Dolphins guard Harvard-Westlake School in Los Angeles has filed a workplace violence prevention restraining order against former NFL offensive lineman Jonathan Martin.  
Cincinnati Bengals searching for big bodies in NFL Draft The Cincinnati Bengals' rebuilding process likely will begin along the offensive line, and personnel director Duke Tobin is encouraged by this year's draft.   2018 NFL Combine workouts: Orlando Brown bleak, Saquon Barkley a freak On the first day of the NFL Scouting Combine, Oklahoma's Orlando Brown didn't have to be the best athlete at the event to cement his status.   Falcons cut DE Derrick Shelby, reportedly will release TE Levine Toilolo The Atlanta Falcons are making cost-cutting moves that affect two players who were starters for most of the 2017 season.   Nick Saban: Jalen Hurts, Tua Tagovailoa will battle for starting QB spot Alabama Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban said on Friday that Jalen Hurts and Tua Tagovailoa will compete for the starting quarterback job during the spring.   Oakland Raiders might release RB Marshawn Lynch The Oakland Raiders might be ready to part ways with running back Marshawn Lynch after only one season, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported.   Los Angeles Rams agree to trade DE Robert Quinn to Miami Dolphins The Los Angeles Rams reached agreement on their second major trade of the offseason, sending two-time Pro Bowl defensive end Robert Quinn to the Miami Dolphins.   Russell Wilson strikes out with New York Yankees Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson struck out in his first at-bat in spring training with the New York Yankees.   Manchester United's Mourinho thinks it's Ibrahimovic's last season with club Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho said Friday that the thinks Zlatan Ibrahimovic will leave the club after this season.   Most exercise activities, hot baths safe during pregnancy If you're pregnant and want to exercise in warm weather or take hot baths or short saunas, that's safe, according to new research.   Calcium supplements linked to increased risk for colon polyps: Study Could the calcium supplement you take to help your bones be harming your colon? A new study found a link between the supplement and risk for polyps in the colon.   Three-dimensional skyrmion: Scientists observe theoretical particle for first time Forty years after scientists first theoretically predicted the existence of a three-dimensional skyrmion, scientists have observed the particle in the lab.   Study: Multiple pain relievers after joint, knee replacements ease opioid use Patients not strictly taking opioids for pain relief after total hip or knee replacement can decrease their reliance on the drug and have fewer complications.   Fire at Azerbaijani drug rehab facility kills dozens A fire broke out Friday at a drug rehabilitation center in Azerbaijan, killing at least 24 people, government officials said.   3 U.N. workers killed, 1 missing after Boko Haram attack in Nigeria Boko Haram militants attacked a military base in Nigeria's Borno State, killing three U.N. aid workers and leaving one missing, U.N. officials said.   Reports: Cavaliers' J.R. Smith suspended for throwing soup Cleveland Cavaliers guard J.R. Smith was given a one-day suspension for throwing a bowl of soup on assistant coach Damon Jones, according to reports.   Antibody shows promise for 'bubble boy disease' treatment Antibody-based treatment can help prepare patients with a condition known as "bubble boy disease" for a blood stem cell transplant, researchers say.   Billy Graham honored at funeral: 'He's in the presence of God' More than 2,000 people gathered in North Carolina Friday under a large tent reminiscent of a church revival to mourn the Rev. Billy Graham.   When two species become one: New study examines 'speciation reversal' In a new study, scientists offer evidence of two distinct common raven lineages merging to become one. Researchers dubbed the phenomenon "speciation reversal."   Bills legend Kelly to have reconstructive jaw surgery Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly announced on Friday that he will undergo reconstructive surgery on his upper jaw to treat a recurrence of oral cancer.   Delta CEO after losing $38M tax break over NRA: 'Our values are not for sale' CEO Ed Bastian said on Friday that Delta Airlines will not back down from is disassociation with the National Rifle Association.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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 CNBC | SEC dropped inquiry a month after firm aided Kushner company CNBC The Securities and Exchange Commission late last year dropped its inquiry into a financial company that a month earlier had given White House adviser Jared Kushner's family real estate firm a $180 million loan. There is no evidence that Kushner or any ... Trump's advisers are gluttons for punishment Will the Last Person to Leave the West Wing Please Turn Out the Lights? Investigators looking at whether Kushner business talks affected US policy: NBC News |
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Megyn Kelly grills Vladimir Putin on Russian interference in U.S. electionsRussian President Vladimir Putin said he knew nothing of his countrymen's alleged interference in the United States' 2016 election, questioning whether the crimes that have been alleged by U.S. authorities even violated any Russian laws.
Disgraced billionaire could play kingmaker after Italy's wild electionItaly appears to be heading for political deadlock as voters go to the polls Sunday after a wild and unpredictable parliamentary campaign.
Russia may be helping North Korea skirt sanctions through smugglingNorth Korea made $200 million over nine months through illicit trade—with the country's coal being shipped through Russia in several instances—according to a UN report obtained by NBC News.
Cryptocurrency gave young South Koreans a glimmer of hope, now dashedFor Juwon Park, cryptocurrency investment represented a 'life raft' to escape drowning in debt and move out of her parents' house. But she wasn't counting on the South Korean government's plans to regulate the market.
Burkina Faso's capital hit by coordinated attackArmed attackers targeted several locations in Burkina Faso's capital Ougadougou, including the French embassy and the west African nation's army headquarters.
Bitcoin heist: 600 powerful computers stolen in IcelandSome 11 people were arrested, including a security guard, in what Icelandic media have dubbed the "Big Bitcoin Heist."
U.S. decision to permanently reduce Cuba embassy staff draws swift reaction"While Cuba is going through the most historic transition in almost 60 years, the United States is going to be blind on the island."
Mueller team asking if Kushner foreign business ties influenced Trump policyThe special counsel wants to know if Jared Kushner's business meetings with Qataris and others during the presidential transition influenced Trump policy.
Trump and Merkel chat, express concern about Putin's nuclear boastTrump and Merkel spoke by phone after Russia's Vladimir Putin boasted of an array of new weapons including a missile that can penetrate Western defense systems. In Havana Club rum war, Bacardi turns to court of public opinionA rum giant turns to theater in a decades-long legal feud over who owns the iconic 'Havana Club' name
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle invite 1,200 members of the public to weddingThe couple have invited 2,640 people to the grounds of Windsor Castle from all corners of the United Kingdom to celebrate their wedding.
Putin denies 'new Cold War' but says new nukes are on 'combat duty'"Every single weapons system that I have discussed today easily surpasses and avoids a missile defense system," Russian President Vladimir Putin told NBC News on Thursday. "But "some of them still have to be fine-tuned and worked on. Others are already available to the troops and battle-ready."
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