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Johnsonville sausage employee arrested for placing objects in meat A Wisconsin sausage factory worker is facing federal charges after he allegedly put foreign objects into the meat, prosecutors announced Monday.      Chicago Cubs roll into series with Philadelphia Phillies For months now, Joe Maddon has been waiting for the Chicago Cubs to play at the level he believes they are capable.   Mets, Orioles open brief interleague series The New York Mets and Baltimore Orioles hope a brief interleague series provides the cure from what has been ailing them most of the season.   Colorado Rockies, Cincinnati Reds meet after lost weekends Kyle Freeland can only hope June resembles May. Anthony DeSclafani can only hope the rest of this season resembles 2016.   Dodgers rising, Pirates falling at start of series Don't let the similar records fool you. The Los Angeles Dodgers and Pittsburgh Pirates have been heading in opposite directions.   Corey Kluber aims to pick off where he left off as Indians host Brewers After a historic month of May, two-time Cy Young Award winner Corey Kluber will make his first start in the month of June on Tuesday night.   Max Scherzer goes for 10th as Nats host Rays Nationals ace Max Scherzer goes for his 10th win Tuesday night when Washington hosts the Tampa Bay Rays in the opener of a two-game series.   Conjoined twin sisters in Tanzania die at 21 Conjoined twins in Tanzania who were well-known in their country died this week at the age of 21 from respiratory failure.   Mueller accuses Manafort of tampering with potential witnesses Special counsel Robert Mueller's office has accused Paul Manafort of attempting to tamper with potential witnesses while on pretrial release.   U.N.: Tunisian migrant death toll climbs to 112 The number of African migrants who died while crossing the Mediterranean Sea climbed to 112, the U.N. International Organization for Migration said Monday.   Clint Eastwood starts filming 'The Mule' with Bradley Cooper Oscar-winning filmmaker Clint Eastwood began shooting his movie "The Mule" Monday, Warner Bros. Pictures announced.   Four plead guilty to tax fraud, evasion in Postal Service investigation Four individuals involved in an investigation of vendors who maintained United States Postal Service vehicles pleaded guilty to federal tax charges.   New York Jets TE Chris Herndon charged with DWI New York Jets rookie tight end Chris Herndon was charged with driving while intoxicated over the weekend, the Miami Herald reported on Monday.   Alicia Silverstone channels 'Clueless' character in 'Lip Sync Battle' Alicia Silverstone will revisit her look from the iconic 1995 movie "Clueless" in an upcoming episode of "Lip Sync Battle."   Jacksonville Jaguars' EverBank Field changing to TIAA Bank Field next season The Jacksonville Jaguars announced Monday their homefield will be called TIAA Bank Field.   President Trump disinvites Philadelphia Eagles to White House President Donald Trump announced Monday that the Philadelphia Eagles are not coming to the White House to celebrate their Super Bowl win.   New York Giants OT Nate Solder fine with 'Patriot Way' New York Giants offensive tackle Nate Solder said he was fine with the requirements and the pressure associated with playing for the New England Patriots.   Denver Broncos being cautious with OLB Shane Ray The Denver Broncos are being cautious with outside linebacker Shane Ray due to a lingering left wrist injury, head coach Vance Joseph said on Monday.   Giants DE Avery Moss reportedly hacked as explicit photos, videos get posted New York Giants defensive end Avery Moss was victimized by a cyberattack on his social media accounts on Monday.   Cleveland Browns, Georgia rookie RB Nick Chubb agree to deal Cleveland Browns running back Nick Chubb signed his four-year rookie contract, the team announced on Monday.   2019 NFL Draft projections: Top 12 prospects in next year's class The 2019 NFL Draft is 11 months away, but now is when NFL scouts and evaluators lay the ground work for next year's class.   Dean Winters, Devery Jacobs join 'American Gods' Season 2 Dean Winters, Devery Jacobs and Kahyun Kim joined the ensemble for Season 2 of the Starz series "American Gods."   Dwight Clark: Legendary San Francisco 49ers WR dies at 61 Dwight Clark -- the San Francisco 49ers wide receiver immortalized by 'The Catch' -- died on Monday at 61-years-old.   WR Harrison, QB Palmer among nominees for 2019 College Football Hall of Fame Former Syracuse receiver Marvin Harrison and former Heisman winning USC quarterback Carson Palmer are on the ballot for the 2019 College Football Hall of Fame.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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 New York Times | Mueller Accuses Paul Manafort of Attempted Witness Tampering New York Times WASHINGTON — Federal prosecutors on Monday accused President Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, of attempting to tamper with witnesses in his federal tax and money laundering case. In court documents, prosecutors working for the ... Mueller accuses Paul Manafort of witness tampering Mueller's Office Accuses Manafort of Trying to Tamper With Potential Witnesses Special counsel Robert Mueller's team accuses Paul Manafort of witness tampering |
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Guatemala, North Korea, Apple: Your Monday Evening BriefingEurope Edition: Hungary, France, Monkeys: Your Tuesday BriefingNews Analysis: Trump and His Lawyers Embrace a Vision of Vast Executive PowerThe president and his personal legal advisers have argued to the special counsel that his authority places him above the reach of obstruction statutes.
Mueller Accuses Paul Manafort of Attempted Witness TamperingProsecutors say President Trump’s former campaign chairman tried to contact witnesses in the case against him. They want his bail revoked or revised.
Trump Team Pushed False Story Line About Meeting With Kremlin-Tied Lawyer, Memo ShowsPresident Trump’s spokeswoman and lawyer aggressively pushed one story line, while privately acknowledging another. It shows the perils of an interview with Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel. Trump Abruptly Calls Off Eagles Super Bowl Celebration at White HouseThe Super Bowl champions were planning to send a contingent of players, but without full team participation, President Trump canceled the event.
Melania Trump Returns to the Public Eye (Sort Of)Mrs. Trump’s appearance at an event honoring military families ended the longest break anyone has taken from the role of first lady in modern memory.
With a Chorus of Tweets, Administration Officials Mark Trump’s 500 DaysThe praise recalled a cabinet meeting last year in which the top officials on President Trump’s team took turns offering worshipful statements about him.
In Narrow Decision, Supreme Court Sides With Baker Who Turned Away Gay CoupleThe court passed on an opportunity to either bolster the right to same-sex marriage or explain how far the government can go in regulating businesses run on religious principles.
Supreme Court Rejects Bid to Discipline A.C.L.U.The court vacated an appeals court ruling that had allowed a teenager to obtain an abortion, saying the dispute was moot.
Maine Voted to Expand Medicaid. Judge Orders the State to Get Moving.Maine voters were the first to approve a ballot measure expanding Medicaid. Months later, a court reproached the state for its “complete failure to act.”
Californians Go to Polls With High Stakes and Some High AnxietyCalifornia is key to Democratic hopes for taking back control of the House. But first they must get though the state’s unusual “top-two” voting system.
How Latino Voting Power Will Count in the California PrimaryIn the past, low turnout rates limited Latinos’ impact at the polls despite their large numbers in the state, but there are signs of greater engagement this year.
DealBook: Howard Schultz to Step Down as Starbucks Executive ChairmanMr. Schultz’s decision to retire from Starbucks, a plan he says he privately outlined to the board a year ago, could stoke speculation that he is considering a move into politics.
Schultz 2020? Other C.E.O.s Will Be Watching CloselySeveral prominent chief executives are considering running for president. But “the history of business leaders in the White House has not been good.”
Howard Schultz at Starbucks: Coffee, Activism and ControversyThe chain’s executive chairman turned the company into a worldwide corporate force, attempting to sell social justice along with coffee.
Safe in Hungary, Viktor Orban Pushes His Message Across EuropeAllies of Mr. Orban, Hungary’s far-right leader, are buying media outlets across Central and Eastern Europe, extending his influence.
Promoting Europe’s Conservatives, U.S. Envoy Upsets GermansAmbassador Richard Grenell flouted protocol, saying he wanted to “empower” leaders challenging “failed policies of the left.” Berlin asked him to clarify.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: After Masterpiece, It’s Time to Change the ConstitutionWe can’t keep litigating the equality of gay and lesbian Americans. We need an equal-rights amendment.
Op-Ed Columnist: Does the Law Apply to Donald Trump?Trump Wants to Pardon Himself for Blowing the MidtermsThe president once again predicts a rigged election. We all know what that means.
Bailing Out the Coal Industry Will Hurt ConsumersPresident Trump wants to subsidize money-losing coal and nuclear plants under the fiction that they are essential to national security.
Op-Ed Columnist: How to Repair the National MarriageOp-Ed Columnist: Intellectuals, Politics and Bad FaithContributing Op-Ed Writer: How to Apologize (Better)An old-school Act of Contrition will teach you everything you need to know about making amends.
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.
Trump Can’t Be Indicted. Can He Be Subpoenaed?The monarchal letter from the president’s lawyers to Robert Mueller is unprecedented in its sweeping claims.
Guatemala Volcano’s Death Toll, Now at 65, Is Likely to RiseEmergency workers were searching through layers of ash for survivors after the eruption of the volcano less than 30 miles from the capital.
Arizona Man Left a Trail of 6 Bodies, Police Believe, Then Added His OwnThe police believe Dwight Lamon Jones killed six people before killing himself on Monday morning. At least four had ties to a bitter divorce case.
Mexico Taking Rafael Márquez to World Cup, but Cloud May Follow HimThe United States Treasury Department has accused Márquez and several of his businesses of holding assets and acting as fronts for a man it says is the leader of a drug trafficking organization.
Kentucky Crowd Cheers Valedictorian’s Trump Quote, Then Learns Obama Said ItA high school valedictorian quoted Trump. The crowd roared. Then: “Just kidding,” he said. “That was Barack Obama.”
She Went to Jail for a Drug Relapse. Tough Love or Too Harsh?A Massachusetts case makes a novel challenge to probation: Is it unfair to require an addicted offender to remain drug-free or face prison?
Facebook Back on the Defensive, Now Over Data Deals With Device MakersFacebook is fending off questions from lawmakers and regulators about partnerships that allowed device makers access to data on users and their friends.
State of the Art: Apple Shuns the Tech Industry’s Apology TourAt the Apple developers’ conference, it was striking how company executives danced around the tech backlash.
Cuomo Embraces Unions, 8 Years After Vowing to Take Them OnAs a candidate in 2010, Andrew M. Cuomo vowed to loosen the unions’ grip on state politics. Now they may be his strongest allies in his re-election bid.
The Best Asian Food in North America? Try British ColumbiaWith a robust immigrant population and access to fresh seafood and produce, Richmond, B.C., has become a one-stop paradise for lovers of Asian food.
Profile: How to Catch a Killer in China: Another Chinese Crime Novel Goes GlobalThe first installment of Zhou Haohui’s popular “Death Notice” trilogy is coming to the U.S. and Britain even as the author turns to new media.
Critic’s Notebook: Cancer Haunts a Composer’s Life and WorkMichael Hersch’s latest piece, “I hope we get a chance to visit soon,” includes settings of emails he exchanged with a friend dying of the disease.
How to Make Tough Decisions EasierEver spent an agonizing amount of time mulling something over? This should help.
That Time of the Month Can Be Fun, TooPeriod Party, an event held in celebration of Menstrual Hygiene Day, turned gynecological realities into an open, and often humorous, dialogue.
When the ‘Mean Girls’ Were Teen GirlsThree stars of the hit Tina Fey musical talk about their real-life high school years: the highs, the lows, the bullies and the bell bottoms.
Review: In ‘Funkedified,’ the Visceral Glory of FunkRennie Harris’s show at the New Victory Theater is a deeply pleasing if disjointed look at funk dance styles.
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