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At least 25 dead after volcano erupts in Guatemala At least 25 people are dead and several injured after a volcano erupted in Guatemala on Sunday.      SpaceX launches SES-12 communications satelliteKansas City Royals, Los Angeles Angels open series The Kansas City Royals have played better lately, but they're still searching for improvements heading into a series against the Los Angeles Angels.   Diamondbacks, Giants prepare for series opener, MLB draft Two teams with more on their minds than just an early season game begin a three-game series Monday when the Arizona Diamondbacks visit the San Francisco Giants.   Georgia cop fired after dashcam video shows he hit suspect with patrol car A Georgia cop has been fired after knocking down a suspect with his patrol car during a chase, officials announced on Saturday.   Dozens of migrants drown off Tunisian coast At least 46 people drowned off the coast of Tunisia while attempting to migrate to Europe, officials said Sunday.   New York Yankees, dominating AL Central, visit Detroit Tigers The New York Yankees have enjoyed great success against the American League Central Division this season, and they'll get two more chances on Monday.   Stanley Cup Finals: Golden Knights look to tie series with Capitals The Vegas Golden Knights' storybook inaugural season is teetering on the brink. Given all they have accomplished thus far, they see no reason to panic.   Parkland students remember slain classmates in graduation ceremony The 2018 senior class of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School graduated Sunday, after 17 students and faculty members were killed in February.   Bravo cancels 'The Imposters' after two seasonsLaura Prepon confirms she married Ben FosterIsrael Air Force strikes 15 Hamas targets in Gaza Israel launched air raids over Palestinian positions in the Gaza strip on Saturday night, the Israeli Defense Force said.   Ex-New England Patriots LB Shea McClellin defends 'Patriot Way' Shea McClellin came to the defense of his former team -- and the so-called "Patriot Way" -- in light of shots at Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots.   Raiders' Donald Penn angrily called Jon Gruden after Kolton Miller pick Donald Penn revealed that he was fit to be tied when the Oakland Raiders selected Kolton Miller with the 15th overall pick of the 2018 NFL Draft.   Free-agent DT Ra'Shede Hageman charged with DWI Free-agent defensive tackle Ra'Shede Hageman was arrested early Saturday on a fourth-degree misdemeanor charge of driving while impaired.   Jets RB Isaiah Crowell admits never knowing role with Browns New York Jets running back Isaiah Crowell doesn't have fond memories of his time with the Cleveland Browns.   Michael Crabtree on leading Ravens receivers: 'I don't have a choice' Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Michael Crabtree is aware that there is a lot expected of him during his first season with the club.   Former Eagles LB Mychal Kendricks signing with Browns Free-agent linebacker Mychal Kendricks will sign a one-year contract with the Cleveland Browns, the NFL Network reported Sunday.   Rudy Giuliani: Trump 'probably' has power to pardon himself Rudy Giuliani said President Donald Trump probably has the power himself if found guilty in special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.   Ex-Patriots G Nate Solder admits 'pressure' to fix Giants' offensive line Nate Solder is well aware of the challenge that found its way to his plate shortly after he signed a four-year, $62 million contract with the New York Giants.   Former Lions WR Calvin Johnson: Ailing ankles end speculation of comeback Former Detroit Lions wide receiver Calvin Johnson ended any speculation about a possible comeback to the football field.   Miami Dolphins' Bobby McCain becomes highest-paid nickelback The Miami Dolphins made Bobby McCain the NFL's highest-paid nickelback after signing him to a four-year, $27 million contract extension.   Free-agent RB Adrian Peterson heaps praise on Saints QB Drew Brees Free-agent running back Adrian Peterson was impressed by New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees despite being teammates for a short period of time.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
SpaceX launched a communications satellite into orbit. 
Bravo has canceled "The Imposters" after two seasons. 
Laura Prepon and Ben Foster are married. 
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War crimes took place in this hotel. You can book a room."They pulled my teeth out, they beat me, they dragged me down the corridors. When the night came, I knew what would happen to me," one rape victim said.
  Western Europe gets its 1st populist governmentA little-known law professor who exaggerated his academic credentials will be the country's next premier.
Protests resume after Palestinian paramedic's Gaza funeralRazan Najjar, a 21-year-old volunteer paramedic, was shot as she tried to help evacuate wounded near Israel's perimeter fence with Gaza.
Nearly half of Afghan kids, disproportionately girls, don't go to schoolConflict, poverty, child marriage and discrimination against girls are reportedly the main reasons they miss out on educations.
Dead whale found with 17 pounds of plastic in its stomachThe whale spit out five plastic bags on Friday and later died, officials said.
Mattis warns of 'bumpy road' to Trump-Kim summitThe Defense Secretary was speaking at the start of a meeting with South Korean Defense Minister Song Young-moo and Japanese Defense Minister Itsunori Onodera .
China warns trade agreements 'void' if U.S. imposes tariffsThe new Chinese threats came as the U.S. was singled out by some of its closest allies over trade.
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Europe Edition: Populists, Britain, Denmark: Your Monday BriefingAsia and Australia Edition: North Korea, South China Sea, Breast Cancer: Your Monday BriefingDemocrats Hope an Asian Influx Will Help Turn Orange County BlueThe demographics are evolving fast in the once reliably Republican suburbs of Southern California, but what that will mean at the ballot box remains a big question mark for the midterms.
Jon Tester, a Democrat in Deep-Red Montana, Isn’t Sweating Trump’s ThreatsPresident Trump may have put a big target on Senator Jon Tester’s back, but the Democrat is confident that Montanans know where he stands.
How Mnuchin Keeps a Steady Grip in a Tug of War on TradeThe Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, has managed to stay in President Trump’s good graces while advocating a more free-trade approach, but that balancing act is showing signs of strain.
Within Trump’s Trade Factions, Nations Look for a Friendly FaceDivisions and reversals on trade under President Trump have flummoxed U.S. allies and rivals, who are courting whichever advisers they think will listen.
When Guns Are Sold Illegally, A.T.F. Is Lenient on PunishmentRegulators are wary of punishing gun stores that break the law, a review of internal inspection reports and interviews with officials show.
Good News for Women With Breast Cancer: Many Don’t Need ChemoMany women with early-stage forms of the disease can forego chemo, based on a test that measures the activity of genes involved in breast cancer recurrence.
Planning Trump-Kim Meeting: Who Sits Where, What Will They Eat and Who Pays?The June 12 summit meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong-un requires figuring out countless details, all of which could be ignored last minute by two leaders known for changing their minds.
North Korea Says Syria’s Assad Will Visit With KimThe announcement that President Bashar al-Assad plans to visit North Korea, which was not confirmed by Syria, came just days after President Trump announced a summit with the North was back on.
President Trump Thinks He Is a KingThe Shame in Puerto RicoA new study points to a far higher death toll from Hurricane Maria, more evidence of the Trump administration’s neglect.
The Stone: What Religion Gives Us (That Science Can’t)No amount of scientific explanation or sociopolitical theorizing is going to console a grieving mother.
Op-Ed Columnist: Where Trump SucceededOp-Ed Columnist: Some Good News — Seriously — About PoliticsEven in the age of Trump, the United States is making progress toward universal health insurance and universal pre-K.
Two Elite Climbers Fall to Their Deaths Scaling El Capitan in YosemiteThe climbers, Jason Wells of Boulder, Colo., and Tim Klein of Palmdale, Calif., were climbing with a third person, who was uninjured.
Indonesia Clamps Down on Simmering Independence Effort in PapuaHuman rights groups are alarmed about a crackdown on people who are peacefully supporting independence in the Papua region.
Slovenia Elections Tilt Another European Country to the RightThe populist party of the firebrand former prime minister, Janez Jansa, won the most votes, but could struggle to form a coalition.
Benedict Cumberbatch Credited With Saving a Cyclist From AttackersThe fictional detective Sherlock Holmes solved crimes. Now the actor who played him appears to have stopped one.
A New Principal Pushes for Change. Then the Investigations Start.Asked to revive troubled New York City schools, administrators have faced a flood of investigations that derail their efforts and, often, their careers.
Why Is Trump ‘Not Important’ in Mexico Election? All Candidates Are Against HimWhatever their differences on domestic issues, the four presidential candidates all agree on their opposition to the American president.
Why Are the Death Tolls in Puerto Rico From Hurricane Maria So Different?A guide to the widely varying estimates and what accounts for their differences.
A Baseball Binge With Small-Town CharmEvery spring for the last 60 years, Grand Junction, Colo., has embraced the junior college Division I World Series.
A Soldier Died After Racist Hazing. Now His Story Is an Opera.The life and death of Pvt. Danny Chen, who killed himself after being brutally hazed in Afghanistan, is the subject of “An American Soldier.”
What to Cook: What to Cook This WeekNew recipes from Melissa Clark and David Tanis, blueberry cobbler and tofu saag paneer: There’s a lot to look forward to.
Album Review: Kanye West Writes a Song of Himself on ‘Ye’On the rapper’s eighth studio album the focus isn’t on America but his all-encompassing self-absorption.
Prices Keep Rising for Drugs Treating Painful Sex in WomenPharmaceutical companies get away with marking up drugs used to improve women’s sex lives because there’s little public outcry over a topic that’s pretty much taboo.
Trilobites: Ladybugs, Aphids and the Toxic Combat That Might Be Happening in Your GardenSome invasive ladybugs feast on other species of ladybugs, but not as much when a kind of toxic aphid is around.
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