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Catholic priest killed while hearing confessions in Mexico A Roman Catholic priest was killed Friday in the west-central Mexican state of Jalisco, the second priest murdered within one week in the country.     
Red Cross employee killed in Yemen attack A humanitarian aid worker was shot and killed Saturday while in his vehicle in southwestern Yemen.   Queen Elizabeth II marks 92 years with celebrity concert Queen Elizabeth II will celebrated turning 92 on Saturday with a celebrity concert.  
Philadelphia 76ers wrestle home playoff victory from Miami Heat Ben Simmons and James Johnson were at the center of a scuffle during the Philadelphia 76ers' 106-102 win against Miami Heat Saturday in Miami, Fla.   Trump considering posthumous pardon for boxer Jack Johnson After being prompted by actor Sylvester Stallone, President Donald Trump tweeted he is considering granting the late champion boxer Jack Johnson a full pardon.  
'Austin Powers' alum Verne Troyer dead at 49Avalanche radio commentator delivers call of all calls vs. Predators A Colorado Avalanche radio broadcaster delivered a very entertaining call in Game 5 in the team's Stanley Cup playoffs series against the Nashville Predators.   Trump: Cohen won't flip President Donald Trump took to Twitter saying his attorney Michael Cohen will not turn on him despite ongoing legal battles and an FBI raid on Cohen's offices.   Iranian general threatens to 'annihilate' Israel Iran's military head said Saturday that forces are preparing to 'annihilate' Israel's Zionist regime within 25 years after recent threats between the foes.   Sanchez, Herrera lead Manchester United in FA Cup win vs. Tottenham Manchester United overcame an early deficit to beat Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 in the FA Cup semifinals Saturday at Wembley Stadium in London, England.   Former presidents, friends, family honor Barbara Bush Barbara Bush was authentic, honest, humble, and tough but loving, according those who described the former first lady during a celebration of her life.   Giants' starter Holland faces familiar foe -- Angels Derek Holland might be in the National League now, but if there is one thing he knows well it is pitching against the Los Angeles Angels.   Miami Heat have work cut out vs. surging Philadelphia 76ers Philadelphia 76ers reserve guard Justin Anderson scored six points on Thursday, but he played a major role nonetheless in a 128-108 playoff win over the Miami Heat.   Struggling White Sox face tough test in Dallas Keuchel, Astros Even before the season began, the Chicago White Sox realized that this year would not be one to focus on wins and losses.   McKenzie: Oakland Raiders on same page entering draft Oakland Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie does not expect any conflicts with new head coach Jon Gruden in the team's war room for the NFL Draft.   India will allow death penalty for rape of childen under 12 Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi approved an ordinance Saturday that allows judges to sentence child rapists to death in the wake of national outcry.   Rob Gronkowski honing dirt-bike skills New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski decided not to attend the team's offseason workouts last week.   Mohamed Salah equals Premier League record in Liverpool tie with West Brom Liverpool star Mohamed Salah equaled a Premier League record by scoring his 31st goal of the season Saturday in a win against West Bromwich Albion.   Chemical weapons experts collect samples in Syrian city International chemical weapons inspectors retrieved samples Saturday from a Syrian town two weeks after the suspected attack.   Standards group delays new phone technology pending U.S. probe GSMA is delaying implementation of cellphone technology in wake of Justice Department's probe of alleged coordination between the group, AT&T and Verizon.   10 dead in Nicaragua protests over planned pension cuts At least 10 people have died in Nicaragua since protests over proposed social security pension cuts started Wednesday, officials said Saturday.   Roberta Flack 'doing fine' after falling ill at NYC benefit concert Music icon Roberta Flack was taken to a hospital after falling ill at a benefit concert at the Apollo Theater in New York Friday night.   Denver Broncos trade punter Dixon to New York Giants The Denver Broncos traded punter Riley Dixon to the New York Giants in exchange for a conditional seventh-round pick in the 2019 NFL Draft.   Packers QB Aaron Rodgers a minority owner of NBA's Bucks Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is now part owner of an NBA team, the Milwaukee Bucks.   North Korea's nuke tests suspension draws mixed reaction North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's announcement that he will suspend nuclear testing starting on Saturday has been met with mixed reaction.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
"Austin Powers" sidekick Verne Troyer died Saturday at the age of 49. 
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Even before wedding, Meghan Markle injects new life into ancient institution"In many ways, the royal family is now reflecting the reality of families in modern Britain."
 
India approves death penalty for rape of young childrenThe move follows widespread outrage over the recent rape and killing of an 8-year-old girl in India's Jammu-Kashmir state.
Now you can visit world heritage sites in virtual realityNew initiative is also helping preserve some of the world's most celebrated places.
'Trouble in paradise': Why death of world's coral is alarmingThere's more at stake for humans when reefs are on the brink of being wiped out, hurting tourism and the larger food chain.
4 Palestinians, including 15-year-old boy, killed in latest Gaza protestThe deaths bring to 32 the number of Palestinians killed by Israeli troops in protests since late March.
North Korea says it has suspended nuclear and missile testingNorth Korea has "reached the target stage, where the nation and people's safety is reliably secured," said the country's leader, Kim Jong Un.
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Scott Pruitt Before the E.P.A.: Fancy Homes, a Shell Company and Friends With MoneyThe E.P.A. chief is under scrutiny for high spending and interactions with lobbyists. Many of the pitfalls he has encountered in Washington have echoes in his past.
Scott Pruitt Met With Lobbyist Whose Wife Rented Him a $50-a-Night CondoThe disclosure contradicts earlier statements that lobbying by J. Steven Hart before the E.P.A. hadn’t occurred.
The Interpreter: Where Countries Are Tinderboxes and Facebook Is a MatchFalse rumors set Buddhist against Muslim in Sri Lanka, the most recent in a global spate of violence fanned by social media.
Is Facebook’s Campbell Brown a Force to Be Reckoned With? Or Is She Fake News?As Facebook’s head of news partnerships, Ms. Brown, a former CNN and NBC anchor, is emerging as a surprisingly adept negotiator for her publishing vision at the social network.
News Analysis: What Does Kim Jong-un Want? U.S. Fears Answer Is ‘Give a Little, Gain a Lot’In Washington, most officials and experts believe that the North Korean leader is determined to cement his country’s status as a nuclear state while escaping the chokehold of economic sanctions.
News Analysis: Will Kim Jong-un Trade His Nuclear Arsenal to Rebuild Economy?North Korea’s leader has made economic growth the nation’s new top priority. But he appears intent on entering talks as an established nuclear power.
As Rod Rosenstein Battles to Protect Mueller, His Tactics Could Cost the Justice Dept.Under siege by the president’s allies in the House, Mr. Rosenstein has acceded to some demands. But his allies worry that may expose the Justice Department to political meddling.
Michael Cohen Has Said He Would Take a Bullet for Trump. Maybe Not Anymore.Roger Stone says Mr. Trump has long treated Mr. Cohen, his lawyer and fixer, “like garbage.” Now he could end up cooperating in a criminal investigation against Mr. Trump.
Trump Criticizes Times Report About His Longtime LawyerThe report described President Trump’s years of poor treatment of the lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, and concerns that Mr. Cohen will cooperate with the federal officials who are investigating him.
Fearing Chaos, National Democrats Plunge Into Midterm Primary FightsDemocratic leaders are intervening aggressively in California, where the state’s unusual voting system could undercut their chances in crowded congressional races.
11 of Our Best Weekend ReadsAntonio Banderas, enough said. Meet Cuba’s new president. Say hello again to Janelle Monáe. And give a listen to a our new podcast, “Caliphate.”
Exposures: The Real Cost of Cheap ShirtsFactory workers in Bangladesh toil for low wages and under precarious conditions to make clothing worn worldwide.
The Business Deals That Could Imperil TrumpForget Stormy Daniels. The business records subpoenaed by Robert Mueller might be Donald Trump’s greatest legal headache.
A Problem Starbucks Can’t Train AwayWhite people who see black people through racism’s lens can often count on the police to share their outlook.
Op-Ed Columnist: Barbara Bush: Fake Pearls, Real HeartWith the blunt and plain-spoken and often funny Barbara Bush, you always knew where you stood.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Republicans’ Big Senate MessA convict in West Virginia, bondage in Missouri and a wacky contest for control of the chamber.
What Hospitals Can Teach the PoliceIn Life, Money TalksAfter Sylvester Stallone Call, Trump Considers ‘Full Pardon’ of Long-Dead BoxerOnce the televised funeral for Barbara Bush was over, President Trump notified Americans that he’d been on the phone with Rambo.
Verne Troyer, Mini-Me in Austin Powers Movies, Dies at 49At 2 feet 8 inches, Mr. Troyer was a versatile actor who was widely recognizable from the movies he appeared in.
Neo-Nazi Rally Draws About Two Dozen People and Upends a Small Georgia CityThe rally, which was held outside of Atlanta, was monitored by more than 700 law enforcement officers from 42 agencies.
Saudi Arabia Says Toy Drone Shot Down in Capital RiyadhThe state news agency says security forces shot down a toy drone flying in an unauthorized space on Saturday. ‘Overwhelmed’ Postal Carrier Hoarded 17,000 Pieces of Mail, Officials SayThe amount of undelivered mail investigators found was staggering: 10,000 pieces in his vehicle, 6,000 in his apartment and 1,000 in his work locker.
Barbara Bush Is Remembered at Her Funeral for Her Wit and Tough LoveMourners from across the country, including four ex-presidents, gathered in Texas for the funeral of the former first lady.
Cubans Doubt a Change at the Top Will Bring Change at the BottomOn the streets of Havana, the passing of power out of the hands of the Castro family was met with a collective sense of apathy.
With a Glance Backward, Brooks Brothers Looks to the FutureThe reinvention of the 200-year-old American brand by its brash Italian owner, Claudio Del Vecchio, has meant staying true to its past.
Want to Help Schools and Students? Here’s How to StartAfter hearing from teachers with difficult conditions and inadequate supplies, many Times readers said they wanted to help, even if they had only a few dollars to spare.
Trump Plan Would Cut Back Health Care Protections for Transgender PeopleAdvocates said the change could jeopardize the significant gains that transgender people have seen in access to care, including treatments for which many insurers denied coverage in the past.
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