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Utah Jazz aim to keep momentum vs. Houston Rockets It turns out the Utah Jazz can be just as tough to stop when Donovan Mitchell is running the offense instead of simply creating it.     
Golden State Warriors aim to take commanding 3-0 lead on New Orleans Pelicans Now that Stephen Curry is back to waving his magical right wrist and pointing three fingers to the rafters, the Golden State Warriors are heavy favorites.   New Zealand launches campaign to #getnzonthemap New Zealand launched a comedic social media campaign Wednesday, crafting a "conspiracy" about why the country is often left off of maps.  
Trump, Kim summit must address North Korea rights abuses, victims say The much-anticipated U.S.-North Korea summit could present a tough test for President Donald Trump on human rights.   UPI Horse Racing Preview: Kentucky Derby highlights massive weekend The Kentucky Derby and Oaks highlight a massive weekend of top-level racing at Churchill Downs, plus much more thoroughbred racing action.  
158 migrant caravan members have crossed into U.S. for asylum At least 70 migrants who traveled through Central America seeking asylum in the United States crossed the U.S.-Mexico border Thursday.   Zoe Saldana gets star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Actor Zoe Saldana was honored with the 2,637th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday.   DoJ indicts Volkswagen ex-CEO Winterkorn for emissions scandal Former Volkswagen AG CEO Martin Winterkorn faces conspiracy and and wire fraud charges in the United States for the German company's emissions scandal.   Jays' Solarte faceplants during horrible slide, hits game-winning grand slam Toronto Blue Jays infielder Yangervis Solarte had one of the worst slides of the season Thursday against the Cleveland Indians.   Detroit Lions trade DT Akeem Spence to Miami Dolphins The Detroit Lions traded defensive tackle Akeem Spence to the Miami Dolphins for an undisclosed pick in next year's NFL Draft, the Lions announced Thursday.   Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano lava outbreak prompts evacuations Authorities in Hawaii ordered thousands of residents to evacuate Thursday after a volcano on one of the state's largest islands began emitting lava.   Georgia Bulldogs sign Kirby Smart to seven-year, $49 million deal Georgia won a Southeastern Conference title and nearly won a national championship last year under coach Kirby Smart, and he was rewarded with a new contract.   Flooding kills 100, displaces 260,000 in Kenya A month of heavy rains and flooding have killed at least 100 people and displaced 260,000 others in Kenya, the Kenya Red Cross said Thursday.   Philadelphia Eagles pick up option on Doug Pederson's contract Philadelphia Eagles head coach Doug Pederson led his team to a Super Bowl victory this past season, and the team rewarded him with some additional job security.   State Dept.: U.S. allies trying to strengthen Iran nuclear deal U.S. concerns about th Iran nuclear deal "have been heard" by France, Britain and Germany, a State Department official said Thursday.   Twitter urges users to change passwords after storage bug Twitter encouraged all of its users to change their passwords Thursday after discovering a bug that caused passwords to be stored without proper encryption.   NTSB releases footage of San Francisco close call The NTSB released footage this week of an Air Canada plane coming within 10 feet of other jets on the runway at San Francisco International Airport last year.   Paul Ryan: Patrick Conroy will remain as House chaplain House Speaker Paul Ryan accepted Rev. Patrick Conroy's decision to rescind his resignation as House chaplain Thursday.   Tim Allen teases possible return of 'Last Man Standing' Tim Allen hinted on Twitter Thursday that a fan campaign to bring back his canceled sitcom "Last Man Standing" has been successful.   Atlanta Falcons QB Matt Ryan becomes highest-paid NFL player ever Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan has become the highest-paid NFL player after agreeing to a five-year contract extension.   Study reveals new type of communication between plant cellsMiami Hurricanes extend Mark Richt's contract through 2023 season The Miami Hurricanes extended head coach Mark Richt's contract through the 2023 season, the school announced Thursday.   NFL to look into Russ Brandon's departure from Buffalo Bills, Sabres The NFL is planning to look into the circumstances that led the Buffalo Bills to part ways with managing partner and president Russ Brandon.   U.K. to receive Apache helicopter hardware from Lockheed The United Kingdom will receive AH-64 Apache hardware in $14 million deal between the U.S. Army and Lockheed Martin.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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How #RiceBunny helped Chinese feminists dodge censors targeting #MeToo"I would have never conceived an anti-sexual harassment movement of such a large scale this time last year."
 
Trump hints at release of U.S. prisoners in North KoreaThe State Department is investigating reports that Kim Hak-song, Kim Dong-chul and Tony Kim could be released.
Saudi is first to leave Guantánamo under TrumpForty men are still being held at the controversial U.S. military base in Cuba.
Rohingya Muslim refugees prepare for monsoon dangerAround 700,000 refugees, fleeing persecution in Myanmar, are living under perilous conditions in Bangladesh.
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López Obrador loses momentum, still leads Mexico's presidential raceAndrés Manuel López Obrador retains the lead, but conservative candidate Ricardo Anaya slightly closes the gap, new poll shows.
Iran's foreign minister warns no renegotiating nuclear deal as Trump decision loomsTrump has signaled he will withdraw from the agreement by May 12 if it is not renegotiated and changed.
Lost in translation? France's Macron thanks Australian PM's 'delicious' wife"I want to thank you for your welcome, thank you and your delicious wife for your warm welcome," the French leader said.
At least 91 dead after powerful rainstorm hits IndiaThe rainstorm caught people by surprise as the monsoon season is still more than six weeks away.
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Rudy Giuliani, North Korea, Scott Pruitt: Your Thursday Evening Briefing
Europe Edition: Stormy Daniels, Russia, Yemen: Your Friday BriefingGiuliani May Have Exposed Trump to New Legal and Political PerilsSome of the president’s advisers said they were surprised by the assertion that he reimbursed a lawyer who paid hush money to a porn actress who said she had an affair with Mr. Trump.
News Analysis: New Revelations Suggest a President Losing Control of His NarrativeWhether called lies or misstatements, President Trump’s history of falsehoods has been extensively documented, but the string of factual distortions unveiled this week could come back to haunt him.
Damaging Moments for Trump, in an Unlikely Setting: Fox NewsA statement by Rudolph W. Giuliani on “Hannity” was the latest agita-inducing moment for President Trump to have played out on his favorite network.
Giuliani: The President’s Attack Dog Who May Have Bitten TrumpRudolph W. Giuliani is a loose-lipped, confrontational and supremely confident friend of President Trump’s. But did he do him any favors on Fox News this week?
The Legal Issues Raised by the Stormy Daniels Payment, ExplainedThe disclosure that President Trump reimbursed his lawyer Michael D. Cohen for a $130,000 payment to a porn star has raised questions about campaign finance laws. Here’s a primer.
Trump Orders Pentagon to Consider Reducing U.S. Forces in South KoreaA reduction, which Defense Department officials worry would weaken the American alliance with the South, wouldn’t be intended to be a bargaining chip in talks with Kim Jong-un, officials said.
Tariff Impact Colors a Key House Race in Boeing CountryDemocrats have their eye on flipping a congressional seat in a district near Seattle, in a state that has more at stake in a trade war than any other.
As U.S. and Chinese Teams Meet on Trade, One Side Has an Edge in ExpertiseMissteps, confusion and a bureaucratic reshuffling on the Chinese side could lessen the already long odds that talks this week will soothe trade tensions between China and the United States.
Does Giuliani Have a Plan, or Is This Just a Freakout?Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Fake News Crosses the Rio GrandeAs Mexico’s election approaches, false stories are circulating on social networks.
Too Bad Rudy Doesn’t Lie as Well as TrumpThe story Giuliani told Sean Hannity is messy and convoluted and falls apart when you spell it out.
Op-Ed Columnist: Apple and the Fruits of Tax CutsWhat looks like a big giveaway to wealthy stockholders is, in fact, exactly that.
Why Are American Troops in the Yemen War?Op-Ed Columnist: The Future of the American LeftPruitt Is Wrong on Burning Forests for EnergyWhy Trump Is More Father Coughlin Than Franklin RooseveltHe could use his power over a new mass medium to unite the country. Instead, he uses it to divide us.
The Historian Behind Slavery Apologists Like Kanye WestIn 1918, Ulrich Bonnell Phillips published “American Negro Slavery,” which framed slavery as a labor agreement between masters and happy slaves — facile thinking that persists today.
Ryan Reinstates House Chaplain After Priest Decided to Fight DismissalSpeaker Paul D. Ryan reinstated the Rev. Patrick J. Conroy as the House chaplain on Thursday after Father Conroy rescinded his forced resignation.
Denver Post Editor Who Criticized Paper’s Ownership ResignsChuck Plunkett, who wrote an editorial last month that called the newspaper’s hedge fund owners “vulture capitalists,” said he resigned after another critical editorial he wrote was not allowed to run.
Collector Sues to Block Auction of Basquiat, Exposing Ugly Family DisputeA lawsuit filed by Hubert Neumann, whose family owns a world-class art collection, claims that Sotheby’s has grossly undervalued the painting.
Elon Musk Rejects ‘Boring, Bonehead Questions,’ and Tesla’s Stock SlidesA contentious conference call with analysts after Tesla’s earnings announcement sent shares of the electric-car maker sharply lower.
The Cold Case That Inspired the ‘Golden State Killer’ Detective to Try GenealogyBefore genealogy websites helped crack the “Golden State Killer” case, a similar technique was used to solve a decades-old cold case in New Hampshire.
A Fast-Food Problem: Where Have All the Teenagers Gone?A shortage of workers is changing the equation that many restaurants have long relied on.
Why David Goodall, 104, Renowned Australian Scientist, Wants to DieThe ecologist flew to Switzerland to end his life, saying his quality of life had deteriorated badly. His case has renewed a debate about assisted suicide.
De Blasio Moves to Bring Safe Injection Sites to New York CityThough no injection sites exist yet in the United States, the endorsement of the strategy by New York may give the movement behind it special impetus.
Art Review: At the Met, All That Dazzles Is Not Just Gold — It’s Feathers, TooA fascinating show on pre-Columbian art promises an unabashed celebration of splendor, but it also puts to rest some popular misconceptions.
Liz Phair Is Not Your Feminist SpokesmodelTwenty-five years after “Exile in Guyville,” the architect of a landmark statement of ’90s rock reflects on women and the music industry, then and now.
Why Everyone Needs a Good 10-Foot Charging CableWe’ve picked out the best 10-foot charging cable. Here’s why you’ll love your own.
A Young Artist and Disrupter Plants His Flag for Black LivesWith his art rooted in poetry and history, Adam Pendleton has work in major museums, collectors’ homes — and flying over the Frieze fair.
Review: In ‘RBG,’ the Life and Times of a Beloved and Controversial Supreme Court JusticeHow Ruth Bader Ginsburg became the second woman named to the Supreme Court and the first justice to become a pop-culture phenomenon.
Nonfiction: What Trained Bears Can Teach Us About Formerly Authoritarian CountriesIn “Dancing Bears,” the Polish journalist Witold Szablowski uses the stories of liberated circus animals to illuminate various nations’ uncertain paths to democracy.
Phys Ed: Even a Little Exercise Might Make Us HappierPeople who work out even once a week or for as little as 10 minutes a day tend to be more cheerful than those who never exercise.
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