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Boston Celtics return to friendly confines after dropping two in Cleveland Game 5 of the Eastern Conference finals tips off at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at TD Garden in Boston.      Jets deal QB Christian Hackenberg to Raiders The New York Jets traded quarterback Christian Hackenberg to the Oakland Raiders for a conditional seventh-round draft pick in 2019.   NFL owners discuss revamp to national anthem policy NFL owners are attempting to revamp their national anthem policy and discussions took place Tuesday and will continue Wednesday, according to multiple reports.   Chargers TE Hunter Henry tears ACL Los Angeles Chargers tight end Hunter Henry suffered a torn ACL in practice Tuesday, the team announced.   Hawaii eruptions cause health concerns The eruption of Hawaii's Kilauea volcano may lead to respiratory and other health problems for residents of the Big Island, an expert warns.   Yoga may be right move against urinary incontinence Yoga can help older women who fight frequent bouts of urinary incontinence, new research suggests.   Brynn Cartelli, 15, wins Season 14 of 'The Voice' Brynn Cartelli was crowned the winner of Season 14 of the singing competition show "The Voice" Tuesday night.   A pill to protect you from the sun may not work, FDA Says If you think popping a pill will somehow keep your skin safe while you tan, think again.   House passes prison reform bill aimed at reducing recidivism The U.S. House of Representatives Tuesday passed a federal prison reform bill aimed at reducing recidivism and allowing inmates to finish their sentences early.   Do or die as Lightning host Capitals in Game 7 The up-and-down, roller-coaster ride of the Eastern Conference finals comes to its final crescendo on Wednesday.   Diamondbacks' Dyson robs homer from Brewers' Santana Arizona Diamondbacks center fielder Jarrod Dyson stole a three-run homer from Milwaukee Brewers right fielder Domingo Santana Tuesday in Milwaukee.   Bryce Harper: Nationals star hits NL-leading 15th bomb Washington Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper hit his 15th home run of the season Tuesday and now leads the National League in long balls.   'The Middle' wraps up after nine seasons (Spoiler alert!)Amnesty International: Rohingya militants massacred Hindus in Myanmar A group of Rohingya Muslim militants killed nearly 100 Hindu civilians in a series of attacks in Myanmar, according to an Amnesty International report.   NFL owners approve new kickoff rules at spring meetings NFL owners voted Tuesday to officially revamp kickoffs for the upcoming season.   Brian Dawkins leaving Philadelphia Eagles' front office Hall of Famer Brian Dawkins is leaving the Philadelphia Eagles' front office but will remain with the team as a consultant.   Cleveland Browns sign draft picks Chad Thomas, Antonio Callaway The Cleveland Browns reached terms with two more draft picks, signing defensive lineman Chad Thomas and wide receiver Antonio Callaway.   Philadelphia Eagles' Carson Wentz gets in some throwing at OTAs Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz took part in some individual drills as part of the organized team activities on Tuesday.   Richard Gere to star in BBC series 'MotherFatherSon' "Chicago" and "Pretty Woman" actor Richard Gere will star in the BBC's eight-part drama "MotherFatherSon," the actor announced Tuesday.   Judge rules in favor of transgender student in Virginia bathroom case A federal judge ruled in favor of a Virginia transgender teen Tuesday in his years-long fight to use the boys bathroom at his high school.   Houston Texans' Jadeveon Clowney on mend, sits out OTAs A knee injury prevented Houston Texans linebacker Jadeveon Clowney from participating in organized team activities on Tuesday.   David Tepper unanimously approved as new owner of Carolina Panthers Billionaire hedge fund manager David Tepper was approved as the Carolina Panthers' new owner at the NFL spring meeting, the team announced Tuesday.   Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank unfazed by Julio Jones' absence Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank did not appear to be concerned when asked about superstar wide receiver Julio Jones' absence from organized team activities.   House passes bill loosening some Dodd-Frank banking regulations The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill to ease regulations placed on community banks and regional lenders put in place by the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The ABC sitcom "The Middle" ended Tuesday after nine seasons. 
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The world's spying capital tilts toward Putin's RussiaA pro-Moscow party is responsible for Austria's intelligence services, raising fears that Western secrets might be leaked to Vladimir Putin's government.
  Facebook CEO faces tough questions from European lawmakersA relatively staid hearing became interesting toward the end when some of the lawmakers said Zuckerberg did not answer their questions.
Trump: North Korea summit might not happen in June"If it doesn't happen, maybe it will happen later," Trump said in Oval Office remarks alongside South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
65 dead in Pakistani city as temperature tops 111 degreesThe heat wave has coincided with power outages and the start of Ramadan, when most Muslims do not eat or drink during the day.
Pakistani dad urges Trump to keep schools safeAbdul Aziz Sheikh, father of exchange student Sabika Sheikh, says he thought his daughter would be safer in America than in Pakistan.
What is Nipah virus?China agrees to slash car tariffs — but it's still six times more than the U.S. paysAt 15 percent, Chinese automotive tariffs will still be six times higher than what the U.S. charges on almost all vehicles.
Rev. Michael Curry: I could see the 'quiet British amens'The American bishop who presided over the royal wedding reveals his initial nerves and his first thoughts after delivering the groundbreaking sermon.
Congo vaccinates health workers against EbolaPompeo deserves a 'punch to the mouth' over his sanctions vow, Iran commander saysThe U.S. is demanding that Tehran essentially overhaul its regional and military policies by meeting a list of 12 demands.
N. Korea welcomes journalists — but no experts — to witness nuclear shutdownDespite this week's ceremony, Kim Jong Un could build a new site if more testing is required or dismantle the tunnels in a reversible manner.
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White House, Facebook, Georgia: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingEurope Edition: Mark Zuckerberg, Manchester, Ramadan: Your Wednesday BriefingCan Trump Still Claim Victory if Kim Jong-un Keeps His Nuclear Arms?North Korean denuclearization is off the table, at least in the short term. But there are other outcomes from the planned summit talks that President Trump might accept.
The Last Word: Philip RothThe New York Times sat down with Philip Roth in 2011 to talk about his life and accomplishments. Stacey Abrams Wins Georgia Democratic Primary for Governor, Making HistoryThe politically liberal Ms. Abrams will test just how much Georgia’s traditionally conservative politics are shifting and whether a black woman can win the governor’s office in the Deep South.
Amy McGrath, Once a Fighter Pilot, Wins Democratic Primary for Kentucky’s 6th DistrictMs. McGrath won without the backing of national Democrats. A viral video about her military experience helped generate more than $1 million in donations.
Congress Approves First Big Dodd-Frank RollbackThe bipartisan legislation will now head to President Trump, leaving fewer than 10 big banks subject to stricter post-crisis oversight.
Trump Denies Reaching Deal With China on ZTEThe president said that there had been no agreement to provide relief to the Chinese telecom firm in return for trade concessions, though he left the door open to a future pact.
Michael Cohen’s Business Partner Agrees to Cooperate as Part of Plea DealA business partner of Michael Cohen, President Trump’s personal lawyer, pleaded guilty to tax evasion and is said to be working with law enforcement.
Michael Cohen Bonded With Russia-Tied C.E.O., Though Deals Didn’t Pan OutMr. Cohen’s $1 million contract with an oligarch-linked investment firm yielded little in the way of deals. But he and the firm’s chief became closely connected in business and fund-raising.
Paul Ryan’s Hold on Speaker’s Job Is Tested by G.O.P. InfightingMr. Ryan’s fractious conference is a management problem for him, but now he is caught between conservatives and moderates on immigration, the special counsel and more.
The PullJohn Bixby was first prescribed opioids when he was 16. Thirteen years later, he’s still struggling to quit. Ebola, Amnesia and Donald TrumpJust four years ago, an epidemic taught the need for speed and global cooperation. The Trump administration is ignoring that lesson.
Op-Ed Columnist: Robert Mueller, You’re Starting to Scare MeWhat Islamophobic Politicians Can Learn From MormonsRepublican officials from Utah understand the importance of protecting Muslims’ rights.
Predatory Colleges, Freed to Fleece StudentsNearly every student who’s complained about fraud has been from a for-profit college, but the government wants to do nothing about it.
The Chutzpah of These MenMario Batali. Charlie Rose. Welcome to the “not so fast” phase of the #MeToo movement.
A County Where the Sewer Is Your LawnContributing Op-Ed Writer: The Men Who Terrorize RioRuthless mafia-like militias have taken over much of the Brazilian city, killing whomever they want, from City Council members to bird thieves.
How ISIS Has Changed Terrorism in IndonesiaLocal Islamist extremists still go after Christians and the police. But now women and children are participating in the suicide attacks.
A Sweeping Plan to Fix the Subways Comes With a $19 Billion Price TagThe subway’s new leader, Andy Byford, is expected to announce the expensive modernization plan on Wednesday to quickly upgrade the signal system.
Transgender Student in Bathroom Dispute Wins Court RulingGavin Grimm was barred from using the boys’ restrooms at his Virginia high school. He sued in a case that went all the way to the Supreme Court.
There’s a Sinkhole at the White House. Blame the Swamp. (Really.)“Drain the swamp” jabs were abundant on Twitter, but joking aside, the phrase has some geological merit. There is a “legitimate swamp” around the White House, an expert said.
Trump Rule Would Bar Some Abortion Advice at Federally Funded ClinicsThe president hailed the proposal — a top priority of social conservatives who have been among his staunchest supporters — at a gala for an anti-abortion organization.
London Journal: The Red Phone Box, a British Icon, Stages a ComebackOnce unwanted relics, the booths are being retooled in imaginative ways, including as cellphone repair shops, tiny cafes and defibrillator sites.
The Football Hit Felt All Over JapanA violent tackle is forcing Japan to ask difficult questions about football’s place in society. “I wasn’t strong enough to say no.”
Want to See Your Baby? In China, It Can Cost YouA hospital demanded that a woman pay her bills before she could see her newborn twins, illustrating a plight that many face in the Chinese medical system.
Is This the World’s Most Diverse National Park?That Summer Food-Stand Job Is No Longer Just for TeenagersWhat used to be an adolescent rite of passage is now an opportunity for foreign workers — and a challenge for employers who can’t find enough help.
Why You Should Stop Being So Hard on YourselfSketch Guy: A 4-Step Guide to Ranting ProductivelySometimes, you have a physical need to cut loose. Tell it like it is. Yell. Scream. So be it. Maybe what you really need, though, is a ranting buddy.
Betty Davis Was a Raw Funk Pioneer. Her Decades of Silence Are Over.For a few years in the 1970s, she was a trailblazing singer, bandleader and producer. A new documentary, “Betty: They Say I’m Different,” tells her story.
How the Royal Wedding Might Influence Weddings to ComeThe message from Meghan Markle and Prince Harry? Make it your wedding, not the wedding of your parents and grandparents. Be you.
‘Fauda,’ an Israeli TV Hit, Lets Viewers Escape — Into the ConflictThe show about a team of counterterrorism operatives allows Israelis to engage, safely, with subjects that they ordinarily avoid on TV.
Nonfiction: The ‘Insane’ Way Our Prison System Handles the Mentally IllIn her new book, Alisa Roth details the way the criminal justice system makes the sick even sicker.
New Cancer Treatments Lie Hidden Under Mountains of PaperworkGuideposts to powerful treatments may be buried in the nation’s medical records. But there is no easy way to gather those records or to get them into a usable format.
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