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Newly-elected Myanmar President Win Myint granted amnesty to more than 8,500 prisoners on Tuesday, including dozens of political prisoners.
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  1. Myanmar president grants amnesty to 8,500 prisoners
  2. Georgia man sentenced for running international firearms ring on dark web
  3. San Diego County sides with Justice Department in 'sanctuary' city lawsuit
  4. Timberwolves aim to slow down Rockets' James Harden
  5. Cavaliers aim to rebound from Game 1 loss vs. Pacers
  6. Marcos Alonso: FA charges Chelsea defender with violent conduct
  7. Toronto Raptors mascot imitates Russell Westbrook
  8. Exercise in, vitamin D out for preventing falls: U.S. panel
  9. States should help struggling teen moms, poll finds
  10. Some blood pressure meds tied to pancreatic cancer risk in women
  11. Coast Guard won't bar transgender members without direct ban
  12. FBI whistleblower pleads guilty to leaking agency's guide to target minority groups
  13. Chicago Bears RB Jordan Howard working on pass-catching skills
  14. Chicago Bears re-sign CB Bryce Callahan
  15. Five plead guilty in Florida State University pledge's hazing death
  16. Former first lady Barbara Bush dies at age 92
  17. McConnell: Senate won't vote on bill to prevent Mueller firing
  18. Gore, Amendola bringing Super Bowl experience, work ethic to Dolphins
  19. Trump administration to notify disabled veterans of student loan forgiveness
  20. Tyrod Taylor embraces challenge of leading Cleveland Browns
  21. Police ID body of child missing after family's SUV went over cliff
  22. La Liga: Barcelona draws with Celta Vigo, despite playing with 10 men
  23. Atlanta Falcons sign former Seahawks DT Garrison Smith, two others

Myanmar president grants amnesty to 8,500 prisoners

Newly-elected Myanmar President Win Myint granted amnesty to more than 8,500 prisoners on Tuesday, including dozens of political prisoners.
    

Georgia man sentenced for running international firearms ring on dark web

A Georgia man on Tuesday was sentenced to 21 months in federal prison for trafficking firearms on the dark web.
    

San Diego County sides with Justice Department in 'sanctuary' city lawsuit

San Diego County's Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to support the U.S. Department of Justice's lawsuit challenging California's so-called sanctuary policies.
    

Timberwolves aim to slow down Rockets' James Harden

At first blush the Minnesota Timberwolves got what they wanted in Game 1 on Sunday, limiting the Houston Rockets to a substandard shooting performance.
    

Cavaliers aim to rebound from Game 1 loss vs. Pacers

As the Cleveland Cavaliers and Indiana Pacers commuted to their workouts Tuesday, they drove through temperatures hovering near the freezing mark.
    

Marcos Alonso: FA charges Chelsea defender with violent conduct

The Football Association has charged Chelsea defender Marcos Alonso for violent conduct, following an incident against Southampton.
    

Toronto Raptors mascot imitates Russell Westbrook

The Toronto Raptors' mascot recently sported a suit and chain, nearly identical to the outfit Russell Westbrook sported earlier this season.
    

Exercise in, vitamin D out for preventing falls: U.S. panel

A panel of U.S. experts has new advice on what helps and what doesn't when it comes to staying upright.
    

States should help struggling teen moms, poll finds

Pregnant teens should receive some state support as long as they meet certain conditions, such as taking parenting classes, many American adults believe.
    

Some blood pressure meds tied to pancreatic cancer risk in women

Certain drugs prescribed to treat high blood pressure may boost a woman's risk for developing pancreatic cancer after menopause, new research suggests.
    

Coast Guard won't bar transgender members without direct ban

The Coast Guard will continue to allow transgender members to serve unless legislation explicitly banning them is passed, Commandant Adm. Paul Zukunft said.
    

FBI whistleblower pleads guilty to leaking agency's guide to target minority groups

An FBI whistleblower pleaded guilty to leaking information about the agency's methods for conducting surveillance on political and minority groups.
    

Chicago Bears RB Jordan Howard working on pass-catching skills

In head coach Matt Nagy's initial days working with Chicago Bears players, reorganizing pains occurred much as they do with any project in its infancy.
    

Chicago Bears re-sign CB Bryce Callahan

The Chicago Bears signed defensive back Bryce Callahan to his restricted free agent tender, the team announced Tuesday.
    

Five plead guilty in Florida State University pledge's hazing death

Five Florida State University fraternity brothers entered guilty pleas in the case of the hazing death of 20-year-old pledge Andrew Coffey.
    

Former first lady Barbara Bush dies at age 92

Barbara Bush, the matriarch of a Republican political dynasty who championed family literacy during her time as first lady, died Tuesday in Texas.
    

McConnell: Senate won't vote on bill to prevent Mueller firing

Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said the Senate won't vote on a bill to prevent President Donald Trump from firing special counsel Robert Mueller.
    

Gore, Amendola bringing Super Bowl experience, work ethic to Dolphins

Miami Dolphins newcomers Frank Gore and Danny Amendola were introduced to the media Tuesday at the team's training facility in Davie, Fla.
    

Trump administration to notify disabled veterans of student loan forgiveness

The U.S. Department of Education and Department of Veterans Affairs have partnered to notify eligible disabled veterans of student loan forgiveness.
    

Tyrod Taylor embraces challenge of leading Cleveland Browns

Tyrod Taylor already has been anointed the starting quarterback of the Cleveland Browns and is eager to take on the challenge of turning around the team.
    

Police ID body of child missing after family's SUV went over cliff

Coroners said a body found more than a week after an SUV plunged off a cliff in Northern California belonged to one of the children missing from the crash site.
    

La Liga: Barcelona draws with Celta Vigo, despite playing with 10 men

FC Barcelona remains unbeaten this season in La Liga, after a 2-2 draw against Celta Vigo Tuesday at Balaidos in Vigo, Spain.
    

Atlanta Falcons sign former Seahawks DT Garrison Smith, two others

The Atlanta Falcons signed three defensive players, including former Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle Garrison Smith, the team announced Tuesday.
    
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The president said the two nations were speaking directly ahead of planned talks in late May or early June.
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  1. Reports: CIA Director Pompeo secretly met with Kim Jong Un in North Korea
  2. As #MeToo sweeps West, some Russians wonder what the big deal is
  3. Trump walks back sanctions against Russia, contradicting Nikki Haley
  4. Hundreds stranded in Mexico after airline abruptly ends service
  5. This country's leader is unmarried, pregnant and going on maternity leave
  6. Man recovering after second face transplant
  7. Chemical weapons inspectors reach Syrian town
  8. Canadian alleged serial killer facing 8th murder charge
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Reports: CIA Director Pompeo secretly met with Kim Jong Un in North Korea

The president said the two nations were speaking directly ahead of planned talks in late May or early June.
    

As #MeToo sweeps West, some Russians wonder what the big deal is

The country decriminalized some kinds of domestic violence last year, and there is no law against sexual harassment.

    

Trump walks back sanctions against Russia, contradicting Nikki Haley

President Trump is walking back plans to impose new economic sanctions against Russia announced Sunday by U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley. The planned sanctions were an attempt to punish Russia for its support of Syrian President Bashar Assad after a chemical weapons attack earlier this month.

    

Hundreds stranded in Mexico after airline abruptly ends service

Spring break came to a crashing halt for hundreds of American travelers who were left stranded in Mexico after Sun Country Airlines abruptly ended its seasonal flights there. NBC's Blake McCoy reports for TODAY.

    

This country's leader is unmarried, pregnant and going on maternity leave

Jacinda Ardern will be only the second elected leader to give birth while in office, and the first to go on maternity leave.

    

Man recovering after second face transplant

Tissue in French patient's transplanted face began to die after problems with anti-rejection medicines

    

Chemical weapons inspectors reach Syrian town

A mission from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons faced delays inspecting an alleged gas attack from Syrian and Russian authorities.

    

Canadian alleged serial killer facing 8th murder charge

The latest victim fits a pattern in the case: Most were of Middle Eastern or South Asian descent and lived on the margins of Canadian society.

    

94-year-old former Auschwitz guard charged with accessory to murder

Authorities estimate that 13,335 people were sent to the gas chambers during his time at the death camp.

    

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  1. Tax Day, Southwest Airlines, Starbucks: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
  2. Europe Edition: North Korea, Emmanuel Macron, Malta: Your Wednesday Briefing
  3. Mike Pompeo, C.I.A. Director, Is Said to Meet With Kim Jong-un in North Korea
  4. Sanctions Flap Erupts Into Open Conflict Between Haley and White House
  5. Mattis Wanted Congressional Approval Before Striking Syria. He Was Overruled.
  6. Barbara Bush, Wife of 41st President and Mother of 43rd, Dies at 92
  7. Barbara Bush: Matriarch of a Political Dynasty
  8. Dignitaries React to the Death of Barbara Bush
  9. I.R.S. Website Crashes on Tax Day as Millions Tried to File Returns
  10. Trump Requests Extension to File 2017 Taxes
  11. No One’s Talking About the New Tax Law
  12. U.S. Moves to Block Sales by Chinese Telecom Equipment Makers
  13. Op-Ed Contributor: Barbara Bush, a First Lady Without Apologies
  14. Editorial: Scott Pruitt Has Become Ridiculous
  15. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Trump’s Problem in Syria? It Was Obama’s Too
  16. Op-Docs: Diamonds and Lies
  17. Editorial: Modi’s Long Silence as Women in India Are Attacked
  18. Loose Ends: Introducing Form 1040-EL (Emotional Labor)
  19. The Conversation: When a Politician and a Lawman Try to Play the Hero, the Lawman Usually Wins
  20. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The Luckiest Jews in History
  21. Op-Ed Contributor: What the Rape and Murder of a Child Reveals About Modi’s India
  22. Starbucks to Close 8,000 U.S. Stores for Racial-Bias Training After Arrests
  23. Fight Over Values Risks a ‘European Civil War,’ Macron Says
  24. California Lawmakers Kill Housing Bill After Fierce Debate
  25. 8th Murder Charge in Case That Rattled Toronto Gay Community
  26. Carl Kasell, NPR Newsman Who Discovered Laughs, Dies at 84
  27. In Journalist’s Murder, a Test for Malta, and the European Union
  28. Memo From Jerusalem: Israel Celebrates Its 70th Israeli Style: With Rancor and Bickering
  29. No Disclosure? No Problem. Sean Hannity Gets a Pass at Fox News.
  30. ‘Windrush Generation,’ Fearful Over Status, Gets U.K. Apology
  31. A 10-Minute Trial, a Death Sentence: Iraqi Justice for ISIS Suspects
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  33. Superman Turns 80. The Red Trunks Still Fit.
  34. A Beginner’s Guide to Taking Great Video on Your Phone
  35. How to Cope When the Market Turns Nasty
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Tax Day, Southwest Airlines, Starbucks: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

    

Europe Edition: North Korea, Emmanuel Macron, Malta: Your Wednesday Briefing

Here’s what you need to know to start your day.

    

Mike Pompeo, C.I.A. Director, Is Said to Meet With Kim Jong-un in North Korea

The president alluded to the mission on Tuesday when he said that the United States was in direct talks with North Korea at “extremely high levels.”

    

Sanctions Flap Erupts Into Open Conflict Between Haley and White House

A top White House official said Nikki Haley experienced “momentary confusion” by announcing new sanctions on Russia. “I don’t get confused,” she replied.

    

Mattis Wanted Congressional Approval Before Striking Syria. He Was Overruled.

The Pentagon chief lost a battle with the White House to get congressional authorization for last week’s allied airstrikes. But he won in pushing for a limited attack.

    

Barbara Bush, Wife of 41st President and Mother of 43rd, Dies at 92

Mrs. Bush avoided controversial issues while in the White House and became known for her straight talk, lack of pretension and self-deprecating humor.

    

Barbara Bush: Matriarch of a Political Dynasty

Mrs. Bush didn’t shape policy, but she shepherded her family through decades of Republican campaigns, making it a mainstay of American politics.
    

Dignitaries React to the Death of Barbara Bush

Many lawmakers from both parties publicly remembered Mrs. Bush, including her support for literacy programs.

    

I.R.S. Website Crashes on Tax Day as Millions Tried to File Returns

A computer failure crippled a crucial part of the agency’s website that allows taxpayers to make their payments directly from their bank accounts on the day taxes were due.

    

Trump Requests Extension to File 2017 Taxes

President Trump, who has refused to release his tax returns, will file his 2017 tax return by October 2018, according to the White House.

    

No One’s Talking About the New Tax Law

Republicans hoped to make their $1.5 trillion overhaul the centerpiece of the 2018 midterm elections. But Americans, including President Trump, have lost interest.

    

U.S. Moves to Block Sales by Chinese Telecom Equipment Makers

An F.C.C. vote targeting Huawei and ZTE intensified a high-stakes fight between the United States and China for domination of the tech industry.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Barbara Bush, a First Lady Without Apologies

Mrs. Bush, who died on Tuesday, presented herself as both reasonable and reasonably conservative.

    

Editorial: Scott Pruitt Has Become Ridiculous

The E.P.A. administrator’s appalling environmental policies aside, his unethical and bullying behavior has sullied his agency and demoralized its employees.

    

Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Trump’s Problem in Syria? It Was Obama’s Too

There is a way forward. But it can only work if the U.S. and its allies clarify their long-term objectives.

    

Op-Docs: Diamonds and Lies

Diamonds and humans have more in common than you might think.
    

Editorial: Modi’s Long Silence as Women in India Are Attacked

He expresses no outrage as his extremist backers are linked to violence.

    

Loose Ends: Introducing Form 1040-EL (Emotional Labor)

If you are among the millions of Americans who put in hours of unpaid labor last year arguing about national politics, you may be due a tax credit.

    

The Conversation: When a Politician and a Lawman Try to Play the Hero, the Lawman Usually Wins

Trump and Comey seek to make their mark on history.

    

Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The Luckiest Jews in History

Israel celebrates its 70th anniversary this week. There’s a lot to be thankful for — and good reason to be cautious.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: What the Rape and Murder of a Child Reveals About Modi’s India

A gruesome crime shows how India is sliding toward a collapse of humanity and ethics in political and civic life.

    

Starbucks to Close 8,000 U.S. Stores for Racial-Bias Training After Arrests

The May 29 date was announced after days of outrage over the arrest of two African-American men at a store in Philadelphia last week.

    

Fight Over Values Risks a ‘European Civil War,’ Macron Says

The French leader said the continent was in a battle between its postwar vision and a new populist authoritarianism that brushes aside dissent and cares little about the rule of law.

    

California Lawmakers Kill Housing Bill After Fierce Debate

The vote highlighted the state’s housing and homeless problem as a election-year issue that promises to dominate the state’s politics for years.

    

8th Murder Charge in Case That Rattled Toronto Gay Community

The latest victim to be identified was a 37-year-old man who had arrived in Canada from Sri Lanka in 2010. The Toronto police believe he was killed five years later.

    

Carl Kasell, NPR Newsman Who Discovered Laughs, Dies at 84

Mr. Kasell started off as an anchorman and later in his career became an absurdist comedian on the popular quiz show “Wait Wait ... Don’t Tell Me.”

    

In Journalist’s Murder, a Test for Malta, and the European Union

Three career criminals have been arrested in the killing of Daphne Caruana Galizia, but her family fears a cover-up because of the powerful interests involved.

    

Memo From Jerusalem: Israel Celebrates Its 70th Israeli Style: With Rancor and Bickering

Some said the ruckus over Israel’s 70th anniversary party was crass and undignified. Others said it was perfectly, quintessentially Israel.

    

No Disclosure? No Problem. Sean Hannity Gets a Pass at Fox News.

The prime-time host, who is the top ratings draw in cable news, has a longer leash than others at the network.
    

‘Windrush Generation,’ Fearful Over Status, Gets U.K. Apology

Immigrants who couldn’t prove that they had arrived before 1973 were threatened with the loss of jobs, housing and health care. The government has now vowed to help them.

    

A 10-Minute Trial, a Death Sentence: Iraqi Justice for ISIS Suspects

Iraq is ramping up prosecutions of thousands of people accused of supporting the Islamic State, handing death sentences to workers, wives and fighters.

    

The Dawn of Micromerch

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Superman Turns 80. The Red Trunks Still Fit.

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Yoko Tawada’s new novel imagines a time in which language starts to vanish and the elderly care for weakened children.

    

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