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Jeff Bezos: Amazon exceeded 100 million Prime subscribers Amazon has exceeded 100 million paid Prime subscribers, CEO Jeff Bezos said in a letter to shareholders Wednesday.     
Jays aim to keep rolling vs. Yankees While Giancarlo Stanton is struggling with his new surroundings, the Toronto Blue Jays are off to one of the best starts in team history.   Brewers' Christian Yelich faces former team, Marlins Christian Yelich thought he was going to be part of the group that led the Miami Marlins back to relevance in the National League.  
Missouri sheriff resigns after affair with employee who sued county for harassment A Missouri sheriff resigned after court documents revealed he had an affair with an employee who had a pending sexual harassment lawsuit against the county.   Add muscle weakness as another cost of type 1 diabetes Poor muscle health may be a complication of type 1 diabetes, even in young people who get plenty of exercise.  
North Korean regime 'shifting to traditional socialist party system' The North Korean regime appears to be shifting towards a model socialist government, by holding a key policy meeting on Friday.   Gene twist can make your blood pressure spike from salt New research sheds light on why some people's blood pressure is especially sensitive to salt.   Americans toss out tons of fruits and vegetables Americans may be trying to eat healthy, but they're throwing away mountains of produce in the process, a new study suggests.   Houston 911 operator sentenced for hanging up on hundreds of calls A former Houston 911 operator was sentenced to 18 months probation for systematically hanging up on hundreds of emergency callers.   New York City bans doors-off tourist helicopter flights New York City will not allow doors-off tourist helicopter flights from the Downtown Manhattan Heliport, following a fatal crash last month.   Erin Popovich: Wife of San Antonio Spurs coach dead at 67 Erin Popovich, the wife of San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, died on Wednesday.   New rule allows newborns on Senate floor Newborn babies will be allowed on the Senate floor, following a request from Sen. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., who gave birth last month.   Top bump stock manufacturer to stop sales next month Slide Fire Solutions, a manufacturer of the bump stock accessory used to make semi-automatic weapons fire quicker, said it will stop selling the product.   Cubs-Cards try to beat weather again CHICAGO -- The Chicago Cubs' win-loss record accounts for a total of 15 games, many of which have been played in conditions manager Joe Maddon doesn't believe were conducive to baseball.   Police investigate threats against Harbaugh University of Michigan police are investigating a string of threatening tweets that tagged the Wolverines' head football coach, Jim Harbaugh, a department spokesperson confirmed.   Notebook: Tennesee QB Dormady transfers to Houston Former Tennessee starting quarterback Quinten Dormady announced that he will play for Houston next season.   Notebook: Barkley's agent refutes report of demand Saquon Barkley's agent denied a report in Sports Illustrated on Wednesday that the Penn State running back would make like Eli Manning and demand the Cleveland Browns not draft him.   'No room' for Bryant on Giants, Marshall says Brandon Marshall isn't embracing the notion of fellow wide receiver Dez Bryant joining the New York Giants.   GM: Titans to pick up option on Mariota The Tennessee Titans plan to pick up the fifth-year option on quarterback Marcus Mariota for the 2019 season, general manager Jon Robinson told Paul Kuharsky of 104.5 The Zone on Wednesday.   N.Y. Gov. Cuomo restores voting rights to parolees New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order Wednesday granting voting rights to all paroled felons in the state.   Report: Broncos add $3M in incentives to Harris' contract The Denver Broncos added $3 million in incentives to the contract of cornerback Chris Harris, ESPN's Field Yates reported on Wednesday.   Flacco isn't worried about Ravens drafting QB Joe Flacco insists he's not worried if the Baltimore Ravens elect to select a quarterback in the 2018 NFL Draft.   Texans' QB Watson won't be afraid to run The Houston Texas are making adjustments to their offense and quarterback Deshaun Watson is coming back from an injury, but that mean the versatile Watson will change the duality of his game.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Israel won't send F-15s to U.S. military drill, warns Iran to back off"The Iranian octopus is trying to strangle us and break our spirit," a key member of Benjamin Netanyahu's Cabinet warned.
 
Switzerland, other neutral locations emerge as potential sites for Trump-Kim meetingA senior U.S. official told NBC News Wednesday that a number of other locations have already been ruled out, including North Korea's capital, Pyongyang.
China shows off military muscle as aircraft carrier hosts combat drillChina's only aircraft carrier, the Liaoning, launched multiple J-15 fighter jets during rigorous combat maneuvers in the South China Sea.
CIA Director Pompeo secretly met with Kim Jong Un in North KoreaThe president said the two nations were speaking directly ahead of planned talks in late May or early June.
'I don't get confused': Haley hits back at Trump adviser on Russia sanctions"With all due respect, I don't get confused," the U.N. ambassador responded to comments made by the director of the National Economic Council.
North and South Korea can discuss peace, but can't end the war on their ownSeoul wasn't a direct signatory to the armistice that stopped the fighting but left the Korean Peninsula still technically in a state of war.
What is ISIS? Key facts about the Islamic StateThe Islamist terror group tactics are so brutal that it was even disowned by al Qaeda.
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North Korea, Southwest Airlines, Barbara Bush: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing
Europe Edition: North Korea, Germany, Dogs: Your Thursday BriefingIf North Korea Talks Are Not Fruitful, ‘I Will Respectfully Leave,’ Trump SaysAs the momentum grows for a meeting with the North Korean leader, President Trump acknowledged that it was a risky undertaking, and one that could still end in failure.
Treaty to Formally End Korean War Is Being Discussed, South ConfirmsSouth Korea said it had been in talks with both American and North Korean officials about replacing the 1953 armistice with a full peace agreement.
Japan Fears Being Sidelined by Trump on Trade and North KoreaDogged by scandal at home, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is hoping to score diplomatic and political victories during a meeting this week with President Trump.
Raúl Castro Prepares to Resign as Cuba’s President, Closing a DynastyWithout the Castro legacy to rely on, his successor will face a minefield of tasks that even Mr. Castro failed to complete.
Life After Castro: Who Is Cuba’s Next President?As Raúl Castro of Cuba steps down, Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez steps up. Here’s a look at Mr. Castro’s handpicked successor and what’s ahead for the communist country. How an Alleged Sonic Attack Shaped U.S. Policy on CubaIn 2016, diplomats at the United States Embassy in Havana were mysteriously stricken. Was it an attack? There is no official explanation, but the episode has played a big role in America’s current political disengagement with Cuba. Inside Southwest Flight 1380, 20 Minutes of Chaos and Terror“Dear Jesus, send some angels.” Passengers feared they would die as an engine exploded, plunging the plane thousands of feet in a minute.
Southwest Passengers Recount a Harrowing ExperiencePassengers who were on the Southwest Airlines plane that had a deadly engine explosion mid-flight share what their experience was like. Southwest Pilot of Flight 1380 Is Navy Veteran Hailed for Her ‘Nerves of Steel’Passengers hailed Captain Shults as a hero after an engine exploded on Flight 1380. She started out as one of the first female fighter jet pilots in the Navy.
Ex-Playboy Model, Freed From Contract, Can Discuss Alleged Trump AffairA settlement ends a lawsuit against a Trump-allied publisher, and protects the president from being drawn into a legal case involving efforts to buy women’s silence.
Trump Attacks Russia Inquiry and Sketch Posted by Stormy Daniels’s LawyerThe president, facing legal threats on multiple fronts, sought to discredit the allegations in both cases, calling one a “hoax” and the other “a total con job.”
Across Midwest, Farmers Warn of G.O.P. Losses Over Trump’s Trade PolicyChina’s proposed tariffs on soybeans would hit hard in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, North Dakota and other states with highly competitive House and Senate races.
Qualcomm May Be Collateral Damage in a U.S.-China Trade WarOne of the brightest stars in the global technology industry now finds its business under fire in two countries.
Puerto Rico Is Once Again Hit by an Islandwide BlackoutThe major failure, nearly seven months after Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico, could take up to 36 hours to fix.
Op-Ed Contributor: Smearing Robert MuellerSean Hannity and others are blaming the special counsel for one of the F.B.I.’s worst scandals. But there is no evidence to back up their charges.
Editorial Observer: Cynthia Nixon Gets Cuomo to Play to TypeThe governor’s celebrity challenger has drawn out his worst, combative, instincts as she seeks to depose him.
Op-Ed Columnist: Our Gold-Leaf PresidencyOp-Ed Contributor: The Last Day I Spent With Gilda RadnerShe had a big, antique, rich-person’s house in Connecticut, where you could find fun, cool, opulent relief in summer.
Editorial: Macron, at the Barricades, Warns of Rising Nationalism in EuropeIn a speech to the European Parliament, the French president said Europe was facing a “civil war” over democratic values.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The Forrest Trump PresidencyOp-Ed Contributor: The Menopause-Alzheimer’s ConnectionBy 2050, twice as many women as men will have the disease. But we may be able to change that.
Op-Ed Contributor: Fixing the ‘Involuntary Housewife Visa’Why is President Trump so determined to prevent spouses of H-1B visa holders from living the American dream?
Op-Ed Contributor: Israel Celebrates Its Independence, We Mourn Our LossThis week Israel celebrates 70 years since it declared independence. But as Palestinians, we mark a catastrophe.
Manhattan Nanny Is Convicted in Murders of Two ChildrenJurors rejected the claim that the nanny, Yoselyn Ortega, was too mentally ill to understand her actions when she killed the children in their Upper West Side apartment in 2012.
Kris Kobach, Face of Trump’s Voter Fraud Panel, Is Held in Contempt by JudgeA federal judge said the Kansas secretary of state disobeyed her orders to notify thousands of residents that they were registered to vote.
New York Attorney General Seeks Power to Bypass Presidential PardonsEric Schneiderman wants to change state law so that he could prosecute presidential aides if they are pardoned. They would lose their “double jeopardy” protection.
Cosby Accuser Talked of Framing a Celebrity, Witness SaysThe adviser, who works at Bill Cosby’s alma mater, said Andrea Constand described the scheme during a conversation they had as hotel roommates.
Robot Conquers One of the Hardest Human Tasks: Assembling Ikea FurnitureResearchers in Singapore explained how they created a robot that could devise and execute a plan to put together an Ikea chair.
Fury in Germany as Rap Duo With Anti-Jewish Lyrics Gets AwardA Grammy-like honor for two rap artists has sparked a debate over anti-Semitism in German hip-hop and the rise in anti-Jewish sentiment among the country’s young people.
A Guide to the Investigations Faced by Scott Pruitt, E.P.A. ChiefDemocrats in Congress called for the E.P.A. administrator to resign, highlighting the array of ethics and spending investigations he currently faces.
Hearing the Cohen Case: A Soft-Spoken Judge Who ‘Carries a Big Stick’In 30 years on the bench, Judge Kimba Wood has handled several prominent matters. But the case of President Trump’s lawyer could be her most challenging.
Big City: Statue of Doctor Who Did Slave Experiments Is Exiled. Its Ideas Are Not.Moving a monument to the controversial 19th century doctor, J. Marion Sims, from Central Park to a Brooklyn cemetery does not wipe out the racist past it immortalizes.
A Beginner’s Guide to Taking Great Video on Your PhoneEveryone from pro photographers to amateur shutterbugs is using phones to shoot video projects. Here’s how you can get started.
Provoking, or Pondering? What Makes the Best Satire?Contrasting approaches by two French cartoonists — one of whom was killed in the 2015 Charlie Hebdo attacks — show differing ways of poking fun at the powerful.
Fiction: A Paralyzed Army Vet Walks Again. Is He Healed — or Is It a Hoax?In his funny, bighearted new novel, “Anatomy of a Miracle,” Jonathan Miles skewers faith, fame and what the truth means to different people.
Skin Deep: Danai Gurira Doesn’t Do ContouringThe actress, who plays the ferocious General Okoye in “Black Panther,” says that she “would never even attempt” to Kardashianize her face.
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