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Studio Ghibli co-founder Isao Takahata dies at 82 Studio Ghibli co-founder, animator and director Isao Takahata died in Japan at the age of 82 on Thursday.     
2018 NFL Draft attendees: Baker Mayfield, Quenton Nelson missing from list Two names are conspicuously absent from the list of 22 players who will attend the 2018 NFL draft, which begins April 26 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.   Texas man gets 20 years for looting Walmart during Hurricane Harvey A Texas man was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Wednesday for looting a Walmart during Hurricane Harvey.  
Trump considering $100B in additional tariffs against China President Donald Trump said he is considering an additional $100 billion worth of tariffs against China for unfair trade practices.   Feds raid 74 California homes allegedly used by Chinese gang to grow marijuana Federal agents raided 74 houses in the Sacramento area this week that were allegedly used as marijuana grow houses for a Chinese crime syndicate.  
Why more people don't walk or bike to work Walking or cycling to work doesn't take as long as you probably think, a new study finds.   Target to pay $3.7M in job applicant discrimination lawsuit Target agreed to pay a $3.7 million settlement in a class action lawsuit against the company for discriminating against black and Hispanic job applicants.   Major project completes genetic 'map' of 33 cancers In what could prove to be a big advance in cancer care, a consortium of scientists said it has mapped the genetic blueprints of 33 cancer types.   Stretching can help get seniors moving Stretching leg muscles every day may benefit seniors and other people with mobility problems, a new study reports.   2018 Masters: Spieth leads at -6, Tiger 29th Jordan Spieth carded a 6-under-par 66 Thursday at Augusta National Golf Club to take the lead after one round of the 2018 Masters Tournament in Augusta, Ga.   Minnesota's ex-Gov. Pawlenty seeks third term Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty announced Thursday he will seek to be elected for a third term in office.   Mexican police probe water heater in Iowa family's death Authorities in Mexico said a rusted water heater may be the source of leaked gas that caused the deaths of an Iowa family vacationing there over spring break.   Pittsburgh Steelers re-sign WR Justin Hunter, RB Stevan Ridley Wide receiver Justin Hunter and running back Stevan Ridley signed one-year deals to stay with the Pittsburgh Steelers, the team announced Thursday.   Arizona Cardinals claim QBs Alek Torgersen, Brandon Doughty off waivers The Arizona Cardinals seem to be stockpiling quarterbacks behind injury-prone projected starter Sam Bradford and Mike Glennon.   Houston Texans add former Vikings, Panthers QB Joe Webb The Houston Texans added another player to their roster by signing former Minnesota Vikings and Carolina Panthers quarterback Joe Webb.   Virgin Galactic completes first rocket-powered Unity space craft launch Virgin Galactic successfully launched and landed its Unity spacecraft by rocket power, completing its first powered flight in almost four years.   David Ortiz surprises Aly Raisman with 'Girl Power' shirt Boston Red Sox legend David Ortiz flashed a "Girl Power" shirt when he met Aly Raisman Thursday at Fenway Park.   Julius Maada Bio elected president of Sierra Leone in runoff Opposition candidate Julius Maada Bio won a runoff election to become president of Sierra Leone and took the oath of office within hours of his victory.   Bald eagle spikes talons into Mariners pitcher during anthem A bald eagle sank its talons into Seattle Mariners pitcher James Paxton Thursday during the national anthem at Target Field in Minneapolis, Minn.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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New Russia sanctions will likely target oligarchs with ties to Putin
Israel killed 18 at a protest last week. Thousands will march again Friday."We are here to deliver a message that we are resistant and we want to return to our land no matter what," one demonstrator says.
  Trump looks to impose additional $100 billion in China tariffs
Flights grounded at U.S. base crucial to anti-terror fightDangerous 'caravans' of immigrants? What Trump is talking aboutThe president tweeted that Mexico is doing little to stop the "caravans" as he called on Congress to immediately pass "tough laws."
One of Bollywood's biggest stars was just sentenced to five years in prisonKhan, 52, has starred in more than 90 Hindi-language films, but also has had brushes with the law.
Poisoned ex-spy's daughter, Yulia Skripal, says strength 'growing daily'Sin taxes work to fight diseaseEx-president Lula can be jailed for corruption, Brazil's top court rulesBrazilian society remains deeply divided after Lula's successor was removed from office amid a crippling recession and a major corruption scandal.
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Iraq, Trump, Pruitt: Your Thursday Evening Briefing
Trump Doubles Down on Potential Trade War With ChinaPresident Trump said he would consider imposing tariffs on an additional $100 billion worth of Chinese goods in retaliation for China’s plan to impose its own tariffs on American products.
Why China Is Confident It Can Beat Trump in a Trade WarBeijing has a strong grip on banks, the news media and politics, and it seems willing to take advantage of vulnerabilities in the American political system.
E.P.A. Officials Sidelined After Questioning Scott PruittAt least five agency officials were reassigned or demoted, or requested new jobs after raising concerns about the administrator’s security demands and spending.
Growing Crisis Threatens Scott Pruitt, E.P.A. Chief, as Top Aides Eye the ExitsA star in President Trump's campaign to roll back regulations, he now faces a swirl of ethics questions and may be losing the confidence of the White House.
Quietly, Trump Officials and California Seek a Deal on Car EmissionsBehind-the-scenes talks could preserve some rules targeted by the Environmental Protection Agency for elimination.
Trump Veers From Tax Script to Blast Democrats on ImmigrationIn West Virginia, President Trump continued his tirade against the United States’ immigration laws and accused Democrats of embracing dangerous policies to win votes. Trump Denies Knowing of Any Hush Money Paid to Porn ActressIn his first public remarks on the matter, President Trump told reporters that he knew nothing about the $130,000 paid to Stormy Daniels, remarks that could complicate his legal battle against her. Fact Check: At West Virginia Event, Some of Trump’s Facts Don’t Add UpThe president raised the issue of rape against immigrants and further confused facts on tax overhaul, the trade deficit with China and voter fraud.
Under Trump, an Office Meant to Help Refugees Enters the Abortion WarsOne small government office has become the flash point in the debate over the administration’s embrace of socially conservative policy.
Trump Says He’s Sending the National Guard. On the Border, Many Aren’t Sure Why.In the Rio Grande Valley, there is a steady flow of immigrants crossing illegally every day. Most are being quietly processed and sent on their way.
Locals Knew He Was Mentally Ill. The Officers Who Shot Him Did Not.A shooting in Brooklyn laid bare a shortcoming of neighborhood policing: Officers who know residents are not always the ones responding in fraught situations.
Footage Released of Man Shot by Police in BrooklynSaheed Vassell was fatally shot by the police in Crown Heights on Wednesday. He was holding a metal pipe that passers-by and officers thought was a gun. Op-Ed Contributor: ‘Democracy’ Still MattersThe designation remains the most coveted political prize around the world. Don’t award it to strongmen.
Editorial: Trump’s Approach to Syria Is No Way to Run a WarOp-Ed Contributor: Stephon Clark and the Golden State’s Shameful SecretHis shooting death is a reminder that California’s liberal reputation collides with the experiences of its black residents.
Op-Ed Contributor: Sometimes a Broken Glass Is Just a Broken GlassI thought I’d figured out a key riddle in “2001: A Space Odyssey.” The actor who played the scene wasn’t so sure.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Art of the FlailOp-Ed Columnist: The New Power StructureOp-Ed Contributor: This Gun Maker Wanted Safe GunsMy ancestor was a founder of Smith & Wesson. I believe he would have been horrified by the kinds of guns the company makes today.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The Contract With AuthoritarianismThe political divide in the United States now separates people by how open or closed their minds are.
Tune In, Turn Out: I Hacked an Election. So Can the Russians.It’s time America’s leaders got serious about voting security. Op-Ed Contributor: Stop the G.O.P.’s Conservation Demolition CrewThe House Committee on Natural Resources is intent on erasing essential protections for the nation’s natural resources.
Judge Orders Brazil’s Ex-President ‘Lula’ to Begin Prison Term on FridayThe party of former President Luiz Inácio Lula remained defiant, saying he will still run in the coming presidential election.
Consumer Bureau’s Chief Gives Big Raises, Even as He Criticizes SpendingMick Mulvaney, who is trying to rein in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, awarded large pay increases to two recent recruits.
Puigdemont Cannot Be Extradited on Rebellion Charge, German Court RulesThe former Catalan leader is freed on bail, while a court decides whether he can be extradited to Spain on a lesser charge.
Salman Khan, Bollywood Superstar, Is Convicted of Killing AntelopesThe actor was sentenced to five years in prison in a case that has extended over nearly two decades. His lawyers said they would appeal, and apply for bail.
Women Say Richard Meier’s Conduct Was Widely Known Yet Went UncheckedMore women have accused the famous architect of sexual misconduct, and they say the firm seemed powerless to stop his behavior.
Too Radical for France, a Muslim Clergyman Faces DeportationPresident Emmanuel Macron, who has taken advantage of his office’s powers, appears poised to expel El Hadi Doudi, making clear he won’t tolerate radical preachers.
On Golf: Tiger Woods Is More Dogged Than Dazzling in His Return to the MastersWoods, appearing in his first major tournament since 2015, shot a one-over-par 73 that required him to repeatedly dig out of trouble.
The Paris Review Names a New Editor: Emily Nemens of The Southern ReviewMs. Nemens, a surprise choice, succeeds Lorin Stein, who left the prestigious literary quarterly last year after he was accused of sexual harassment.
Lens: Temple Elephants Find Friends and Care at This Retreat in IndiaAt an elephant rejuvenation camp in southern India, Selvaprakash Lakshmanan photographed the guests and their keepers.
Review: In a Big Room, Lorde Protects the Small MomentsThe “Melodrama” tour brings the singer’s scarred and ecstatic songs into arenas reserved for polished pop. But she doesn’t leave her complexities behind.
Is Diego Boneta Mexico’s Next Big Hollywood Star?Hollywood has the Mexican directors. Now we’ll need the actors. The former teen idol and telenovela actor is ready to make like Tom Cruise.
Making the Sound of Silence in ‘A Quiet Place’“Quiet on the set” took on new meaning in John Krasinski’s horror film, which used a less-is-more approach to its unusual sound design.
Tinder and Bumble Are Seriously at WarIs all fair in love and apps? Many highly paid lawyers suggest that nothing is ever fair. We’ll explain the drama.
With Changing Students and Times, Colleges Are Going Back to SchoolMany colleges and universities are facing a gloomy picture, painted by polls, politics and population shifts that are forcing an overhaul of campuses across the country.
A Piano Battle Goes Global, and Discovers Its Sensitive SideThe Leeds International Piano Competition is making some drastic changes, so that it rewards considered playing over showy technique.
Older Americans Are ‘Hooked’ on VitaminsSixty-eight percent of those 65 and older take vitamin supplements. Much of what we once believed about the benefits is wrong.
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