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French Open: Nadal beats del Porto, advances to final Rafael Nadal looks to win back-to-back French Opens for the eighth time in his career after beating Juan Martin del Porto Friday in the semifinals in Paris.      Manuel Lanzini: Argentine midfielder out for World Cup after ACL rupture Argentina will play in the World Cup without Manuel Lanzini, after the midfielder ruptured a ligament in his knee during training.   Houston Texans safety Andre Hal diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma Safety Andre Hal of the Houston Texans has been diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma, the team announced on Friday.   Seattle Seahawks WR Tyler Lockett back at full speed Wide receiver Tyler Lockett appeared to be an emerging star after earning Pro Bowl honors as a rookie with the Seattle Seahawks in 2015.   U.S. service member killed in al-Shabab attack in Somalia A U.S. service member died and four others sustained injuries Friday during a firefight with al-Shabab militants in Somalia, military officials said.   Chicago Bears LB Leonard Floyd says he is healthy Chicago Bears linebacker Leonard Floyd, who has been slowed by injuries in his first two seasons, says he will be healthy for the start of training camp.   Los Angeles Rams sign DB Nate Holley The Los Angeles Rams signed defensive back Nate Holley, the team announced Friday.   Former NFL TE Kellen Winslow II arrested on burglary charges Former NFL tight end Kellen Winslow II was arrested on burglary charges in California on Thursday.   Air Force grounds B-1 bombers over safety concerns The U.S. Air Force ordered its entire fleet of B-1 bombers to stand down over concerns of ejection seat safety, military officials said Friday.   Washington Capitals celebrate Stanley Cup on Las Vegas Strip Alex Ovechkin took the Stanley Cup to Hakkasan Nightclub early Friday morning in Las Vegas and partied with Tiesto.   Report: Patriots' Mitchell limited to conditioning Julian Edelman's potential four-game suspension is not the only concern for the New England Patriots' passing game.   Marijuana efforts gain momentum in states, Congress Voters in four states this year will cast ballots to determine whether medical or recreational marijuana should be legalized as Congress eyes new bill.   2018 Belmont Stakes: Bob's Bets In which the UPI Racing Writer attempts to pad the bankroll after winning on the Kentucky Derby and giving back part of the winnings in the Preakness.   Nucleus of the cell mapped in 3D For the first time, researchers have mapped the cell nucleus in 3D, revealing the packaging and organization of a cell's DNA in unprecedented detail.   SpaceX looks to expand at Kennedy Space Center SpaceX is looking to expand its facilities at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida in order to "streamline" its operations at the Florida location.   ICC overturns war crimes conviction for ex-Congolese leader Bemba The International Criminal Court on Friday overturned the conviction of former Congolese leader Jean-Pierre Bemba on war crimes.   Scientists decode DNA of oldest bubonic plague bug Scientists have deciphered the genetic makeup of the oldest known strain of the germ that causes bubonic plague.   Moose crashes Alaska teen's birthday party A surprised Alaska family captured video of the unusual visitor that crashed a 14-year-old's birthday party -- a moose in the mood for a swim.   Hole in Florida road reveals historic brick road, drainage structure Crews repairing a hole that opened up in a Florida road made an unexpected discovery -- a historic brick road an a terracotta drainage structure.   Hilary Duff is pregnant with a baby girlBees understand nothing; first insect to comprehend zero Bees understand numerical zero, new research shows, making them the first insect to showcase their comprehension of the mathematical subject.   Manafort indicted on witness tampering charges A new indictment linked to special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation charged former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort with obstruction of justice.   Trump endorses Senate's federal marijuana reform effort President Donald Trump endorsed a congressional effort on Friday to legalize marijuana on the federal level.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Palestinians are launching burning kites...Palestinians are launching burning kites from Gaza to set fire to Israeli farmland. The Israeli military has drafted drone enthusiasts to help destroy the kites in flight.
  How China could spy on Trump's summit with Kim Jong UnThe Chinese have used everything from bugged hotel keys to "friendship" pins to spy on Americans — and they're getting better at it all the time.
Tel Aviv pride parade draws 250,000 Israelis, foreignersAnthony Bourdain, celebrity chef and TV host, dies at 61"It is with extraordinary sadness we can confirm the death of our friend and colleague, Anthony Bourdain," CNN said in a statement.
Isolated at G-7, Trump says he wants to let Russia back inPresident Donald Trump is getting support from G-7 leaders for his talks with Kim Jong Un, but has opened a gulf between the U.S. and its allies on a host of other issues.
Crack-smoking mayor's brother is elected leader of Canadian province"It's hard to believe someone who has never held office other than as a municipal councillor ... is elected to lead the largest economy in a G-7 country."
U.S. expands China health alert amid diplomatic illness reportsA previous alert mentioned only the U.S. consulate in the southern city of Guangzhou.
U.K. should act like Trump on Brexit, British foreign secretary saysReferring to the president, Britain's foreign secretary said he's "become more and more convinced that there is method in his madness."
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G-7, Manafort, Bourdain: Your Friday Evening BriefingTrump Attends G-7 with Defiance, Proposing to Readmit RussiaPresident Trump’s proposal on Russia further stirred tension with America’s allies over trade, Iran and the president’s sharp-edged foreign policy.
Trump Shakes Up World Stage in Break With U.S. AlliesAt a moment of tumult over trade and nuclear security, President Trump is making friends with America’s enemies and enemies out of America’s friends.
Before the Smiles, Mounting Tensions Between Trudeau and TrumpAs an ally turns antagonist, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces pressure to look beyond the traditional priorities of Canada to protect not only its economy, but also its dignity.
Mueller Adds Obstruction Charge on Manafort and Indicts His Right-Hand ManPaul Manafort’s longtime associate, Konstantin V. Kilimnik, is suspected of having ties to Russian intelligence. Prosecutors say the two men tried to tamper with witnesses.
Press Groups Criticize the Seizing of a Times Reporter’s RecordsThe Trump administration took possession of a journalist’s email and phone records as part of a leak investigation.
Judge Denies Trump’s Secrecy Claim in Review of Cohen DocumentsNews organizations have claimed the “public has a right to know” what files President Trump and Michael Cohen were trying to keep secret.
Anthony Bourdain, Renegade Chef Who Reported From the World’s Tables, Is Dead at 61Mr. Bourdain, who began his career as a chef, redefined the staid genres of food writing and food-tourism shows.
An Appraisal: Anthony Bourdain Was a Teller of Often Unappetizing TruthsIn his frank, profane voice, the writer and TV personality shone a light into the darker corners of the restaurant world.
The Best of Anthony BourdainWhat to read, what to watch and what to listen to by and about the chef, TV host and author who died on Friday.
Kyrie Irving Doesn’t Know if the Earth Is Round or Flat. He Does Want to Discuss It.In his most extensive comments to date, the Boston Celtics star Kyrie Irving questioned again whether the Earth is round: “You know that for sure? Like, I don’t know.”
Trump’s New Plan to Dismantle Obamacare Comes With Political RisksThe Justice Department’s challenge of the constitutionality of major parts of the law imperils popular protections for people with pre-existing medical conditions.
Editorial: Easier Drug Approval Isn’t Cutting Drug PricesOpinion: Anthony Bourdain Was the Kind of ‘Bad Boy’ We Need More OfHe was never afraid to speak plainly about injustice or to stand up for marginalized people.
Opinion: If There’s a Red Wave Election in 2018, This Will Be WhyRepublicans should capitalize on their all-embracing notion of what it means to be American.
The Deep Sea May Soon Be Up for GrabsCommercial fishing and mining operations are eyeing the dark and mostly unexplored reaches of the oceans for exploitation.
Why Cooks Loved Anthony BourdainFor all his celebrity, he remained one of us: bruised and battered, imperfect and hopeful.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Insatiable and Unknowable Anthony BourdainThe suicides of two celebrities in one week reflect the hidden pain in people’s lives.
Op-Ed Columnist: ‘Tell Them I Was Not Afraid’The Era of American Complacency on Trade Is OverUncritical American support for free global markets has led to huge trade deficits and the transfer of wealth abroad.
My Not-So-Bad Birth DefectIt seems reasonable to me that sometimes, in a complicated human body, one or two things are left out.
The Uffizi Gallery Gathers Some Heavy Hitters in a New RoomEike Schmidt, the Uffizi’s director, is rearranging the famed gallery so works can have a dialogue with one another and the public can get up close.
Critic’s Notebook: High School Musicians Take on the (Almost) UnplayableYoung members of the Face the Music program are preparing a concert devoted to the intricate, often improvisatory works of Anthony Braxton.
Pixar Co-Founder to Leave Disney After ‘Missteps’John Lasseter had been on leave since November, citing what he called “missteps” that made employees feel uncomfortable. He will be a consultant for Disney until the end of the year.
Austria Closes 7 Mosques and Seeks to Expel Imams Paid by TurkeyThe government’s order cited suspected violations of a 2015 law that bans “political Islam” and foreign financing of Muslim institutions.
New Jersey Teacher Left $1 Million Gift to Students in Her WillGenevieve Via Cava was a special needs teacher for decades. When she died in 2011, she had saved enough money to fund a scholarship in perpetuity.
KFC Will Test Vegetarian ‘Fried Chicken,’ Original Herbs and Spices IncludedThe planned vegetarian option is part of the company’s seven-year initiative to cut the calories of its servings in Britain by 20 percent.
Orange County Fights Turning Blue. And the Resistance Is Formidable.The heart of Reagan Country may not love President Trump. But many there think state Democrats have badly overreached and want to check their power.
A Girl’s Killing Shakes Germany’s Migration DebateThe case comes on top of a deepening scandal and calls for a full-blown parliamentary investigation over the government’s handling of asylum applications.
At Gaza Protests: Kites, Drones, Gas, Guns and the Occasional BombA Times reporter sees new tactics and new destruction, but few reasons to think the border fence clashes will end anytime soon.
About New York: Decades Ago, New York Dug a Moat Around Its Specialized SchoolsThe arguments over the specialized high schools exam are proxies for deeper issues of opportunity and fairness across the city’s schools and neighborhoods.
Art Is Becoming a Financial Product, and Blockchain Is Making It HappenInvestors have shied away as an asset class. But new technology could make it a better bet.
To Conduct Its Parks Concerts, the Philharmonic Taps a Rising StarJames Gaffigan, a 38-year-old native New Yorker, will lead the orchestra’s beloved series of concerts in the city’s parks.
Blood Test Might Predict Pregnancy Due Date and Preterm BirthThe test is far from ready for use, but research is promising. If it works in bigger studies, it could help prevent deaths of babies born prematurely.
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