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Tampa Bay Rays, Atlanta Braves open interleague series There are familiar faces on both sides as the Tampa Bay Rays and Atlanta Braves open a split interleague series on Tuesday night.     
Los Angeles Dodgers host MLB-leading Arizona Diamondbacks The Arizona Diamondbacks could end up playing the revenge card when they open a brief two-game series Tuesday at Dodger Stadium.   Colorado Rockies hope to continue streaking vs. Los Angeles Angels Superb starting pitching has carried the Colorado Rockies to a season-high five-game winning streak and eight victories in their past 11 games.  
Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago White Sox begin interleague series The Pittsburgh Pirates have proven so far that this season that they are more than capable of winning within their division.   Seattle Mariners, Toronto Blue Jays struggle to rise above mediocre Breaking even is about the best the Seattle Mariners and the Toronto Blue Jays have been able to do lately.  
Brewers hope day off recharges bats vs. Indians After being shut out for the seventh time in 35 games, the Milwaukee Brewers got a day off Monday ahead of their two-game interleague set against Cleveland.   Red Sox, Yankees face off in matchup of teams with best records Last month, the Boston Red Sox ripped off 17 wins in 19 games, including two over the New York Yankees at Fenway Park.   Royals look to maintain momentum against struggling Orioles The Kansas City Royals are slowly climbing out of an early season hole with some key victories.   Warriors look to close out Pelicans The Golden State Warriors can achieve a piece of history Tuesday when they look to close out the New Orleans Pelicans.   Houston Rockets aim to close out series vs. Utah Jazz So much of what the Houston Rockets have become under coach Mike D'Antoni focuses on the volume of 3-pointers taken.   N.Y. Attorney General Eric Schneiderman resigns after assault allegations New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman resigned Monday night after several women accused him of physical abuse.   U.S. issues sanctions on three Venezuelans, 20 companies The U.S. Department of the Treasury placed sanctions on three Venezuelans and 20 entities related to drug trafficking Monday.   Google bans ads for bail bonds services Google will soon no longer allow bail bonds services to advertise on any of its platforms, the company announced Monday.   Oakland Raiders sign three, waive three after rookie minicamp The Oakland Raiders announced on Monday that they signed three free agents following their participation in the team's rookie minicamp on a tryout basis.   Philadelphia Eagles sign former Green Bay Packers QB Joe Callahan The Philadelphia Eagles signed former Green Bay Packers quarterback Joe Callahan to a two-year contract, the team announced Monday.   Cleveland Browns claim P Justin Vogel, waive QB Joel Stave Former Green Bay Packers punter Justin Vogel was claimed by the Cleveland Browns, the Browns announced Monday.   Indianapolis Colts claim former Browns TE Randall Telfer off waivers Former Cleveland Browns tight end Randall Telfer was claimed by the Indianapolis Colts, the team announced Monday.   Minnesota Vikings sign four, waive four following rookie minicamp The Minnesota Vikings signed four players who tried out with the team during its rookie minicamp, and they waived four others, the team announced Monday.   Even mild concussion tied to greater dementia risk later Concussions, even those that are mild, more than double the risk for developing dementia down the road, new research suggests.   San Francisco 49ers release Pro Bowl OL Zane Beadles Offensive lineman Zane Beadles, who has started 115 NFL games, was released by the San Francisco 49ers, the team announced Monday.   Many teens switch from hi-cal sodas to hi-cal sports drinks Teens who were once hooked on sugary sodas may now be now turning to sugary sports drinks, a new study reveals.   Generic drugs don't always push prices down There's been only a small drop in the price of imatinib since a generic version was introduced to compete with Gleevec, a new study finds.   Carolina Panthers sign former Denver Broncos RB C.J. Anderson The Carolina Panthers signed free agent running back C.J. Anderson to a one-year contract, the team announced Monday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Public shaming helps stop Cape Town from running dryResidents of the South African city have been forced to radically change their relationship with water.
 
Trump tweets he'll be announcing 'decision on Iran Deal' on TuesdayThe President argues the pact isn't tough enough at preventing Iran from advancing its nuclear and its missile programs, but proponents say it's the only way to keep Iran in check.
Trump to announce Iran nuclear deal decision TuesdayAs the president prepared to make public a final decision on the Iranian nuclear deal, some Hill Republicans have been urging him not to abandon it completely.
Raul Castro's daughter to push for gay marriage in CubaMariela Castro says she will push for same-sex marriage to be included in a constitutional reform process expected to begin in July.
Dumping Iran nuclear deal 'a mistake,' Britain warns TrumpBritain's foreign secretary says the Obama-era pact has "weaknesses" but can be fixed.
Giuliani: Trump could invoke 5th Amendment in Russia probe"He's the president of the United States. We can assert the same privileges other presidents have," Giuliani said.
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Eric Schneiderman, Oliver North, Iran: Your Monday Evening Briefing
Unswayed by Allies, Trump Is Expected to Leave Iran Deal, Diplomats SayIf the European diplomats are correct, the announcement will be the most consequential national security decision of President Trump’s 15 months in office.
Opponents of Iran Deal Hired Investigators to Dig Up Dirt on Obama AideEvidence has surfaced that opponents of the deal engaged in a sophisticated effort to dig up dirt on Benjamin J. Rhodes and his family that continued well after the Obama administration left office.
E.P.A. Emails Show an Effort to Shield Pruitt From Public ScrutinyNew files suggest the E.P.A. chief’s close control of his public events is driven more by a desire to avoid tough questions than by security concerns.
Gina Haspel Has the Experience to Run the C.I.A., and That May Be Her Biggest ProblemAs she prepares for her confirmation hearing, President Trump’s nominee to lead the spy agency faces questions about her involvement in torture and secret prisons.
‘Like a Mosquito in a Nudist Colony.’ How Mick Mulvaney Found Plenty to Target at Consumer BureauBoxed out of budget negotiations, Mick Mulvaney’s second job running the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau represents a second chance for him to leave his mark.
Trump Weighs In on West Virginia Senate Race in Sign of Republican AnxietyThe president tweeted that Don Blankenship’s opponents have a better chance of beating the incumbent Democratic senator, Joe Manchin.
The Candidate Who’s Too Trump-Like Even for TrumpRepublicans in Washington, including President Trump, are encouraging West Virginians not to vote for Don Blankenship, a popular Senate candidate with a complicated past. Melania Trump Rolls Out ‘Be Best,’ a Children’s Agenda With a Focus on Social MediaMrs. Trump unveiled a program on Monday that she said would tackle opioid abuse, social media pressures and mental health issues among young people.
fact check of the day: Trump Wrongly Links Departures of Two F.B.I. Officials to Russia InvestigationThe president suggested that investigators were “getting caught.” But the F.B.I. officials left voluntarily and were not involved with the Russia inquiry when they resigned.
Roger Stone Says He Had Little Contact With Manafort DeputyMr. Stone, a veteran political operative, made the comments in an interview in response to a CNBC report that the special counsel was scrutinizing the ties between the men.
Him, TooEric Schneiderman stands accused of the very sorts of abuse he claimed to fight as state attorney general. Now it’s up to legislators to pick a true champion.
Op-Ed Columnist: Why Did a Creepy Israeli Intel Firm Spy on Obama Alums?What Will New York Do About Its Uber Problem?Ride-hailing apps are convenient for city residents, but they’ve had devastating effects on the livelihood of taxi drivers and on the streets.
The Heartbreak of Kanye WestLaughing at Donald Glover’s sendup of Kanye hasn’t made watching him unravel any less infuriating or devastating.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Man Who Changed the World, TwiceA sage at the intersection of Silicon Valley and hippiedom can offer cultural guidance.
When 2 + 2 Might Equal 5The European Union’s “right to be forgotten” rule amounts to government limits on the publication of truthful speech.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The Mother’s Day Trap‘I Did You a Great Favor When I Fired This Guy’One year on, Donald Trump’s firing of James Comey remains his most revealing move.
The Stone: ‘Transparency’ Is the Mother of Fake NewsWe are now dealing with the problem child of the techo-utopian worship of data.
Trump Administration Threatens Jail and Separating Children From Parents for Those Who Illegally Cross Southwest BorderThe crackdown follows a rise in families and children who have illegally entered the United States over the last year.
We Collected and Published ISIS’ Internal Documents. What Questions Do You Have?Our journalists and top newsroom lawyer will answer questions about our recent investigation into internal Islamic State files taken from Iraq.
Air France Dispute Threatens to Escalate Macron’s Battle With LaborA call to strike by unions representing Air France employees highlights the widening divide between workers and the French state as President Emmanuel Macron pushes business-friendly changes.
He Paid for His Mentos. Then an Officer Pulled a Gun on Him.An off-duty officer in Southern California thought Jose Arreola was stealing a $1.19 roll of mints and pulled out his handgun.
Seattle’s JuneBaby Named Best New Restaurant at Beard AwardsIts chef, the first African-American to win that prize, and Gabrielle Hamilton of Prune lead a list that is long on women and minorities.
The Pleasure and Pain of Being California, the World’s 5th-Largest EconomyYears of robust growth have brought California bragging rights and rising homelessness, soaring salaries and endless traffic, flooded state coffers and eye-popping house prices.
Bitcoin Sees Wall Street Warm to Trading Virtual CurrencyFollowing Goldman Sachs’s moves to begin trading Bitcoin, the New York Stock Exchange’s parent company is said to be in talks to open a virtual currency exchange.
As Lava Flows in Hawaii, Agency Warns, ‘This Is Not the Time for Sightseeing’As the Kilauea volcano’s eruptions turned nearby areas into a natural disaster, with dozens of structures destroyed, residents, officials and tourists alike wrestled with its dual nature.
Tomahawk Chops and Indian Mascots: In Europe, Teams Don’t See a ProblemEuropean teams and fans, detached from the fraught history that Native American imagery carries in U.S. sports, have their own ideas about what is socially acceptable.
On the Mattress for ‘Sleep,’ an 8-Hour LullabyWe were there for a performance of Max Richter’s all-night lullaby, scientifically engineered for relaxation.
Books of The Times: A Mother Keeps Wartime Secrets in Michael Ondaatje’s New NovelIn “Warlight,” a man and his eccentric friends look after two teenagers in London after the children’s parents leave home for mysterious reasons.
Valee, Kanye West’s New Signee, Is a Rapper Who Just Might Build You a Koi PondA low-key addition to Mr. West’s G.O.O.D. Music, this 29-year-old modern-day Renaissance man isn’t your average hip-hop artist.
‘Mean Girls’: What’s New in Girl World and What’s OutSome things have changed since Tina Fey wrote the beloved movie, now a Broadway musical. But on Wednesdays, the Plastics still wear pink.
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