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Stanley Cup Finals: Golden Knights, Capitals look to break series tie If fans in Las Vegas seem a bit spoiled by the rapid success of the Golden Knights, rest assured that the Washington, D.C. area has paid its dues.      Golden State Killer documents: Police took DNA from trash, car of suspect Investigators in California obtained the DNA of suspected Golden State Killer Joseph James DeAngelo by taking a used tissue from his trash.   San Francisco 49ers WR Victor Bolden Jr. suspended for PED use The NFL has suspended wide receiver Victor Bolden Jr. of the San Francisco 49ers for the first four games of the 2018 season.   Polls indicate Americans split on NFL national anthem policy Two national polls indicate the controversy over the National Football League national anthem policy isn't going away any time soon as the public is divided.   SEC to allow graduate transfers to play immediately The Southeastern Conference voted on Friday to allow graduate transfers within the conference to be able to play immediately for their new schools.   Los Angeles Chargers reportedly sign first-round pick Derwin James The Los Angeles Chargers signed safety Derwin James to a four-year, $12.39 million contract, according to NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport.   Miami Dolphins sign first-round pick Minkah Fitzpatrick, two others The Miami Dolphins signed two draft picks, including first-round selection Minkah Fitzpatrick, on Friday.   Top rookies opening eyes for Tampa Bay Buccaneers The Tampa Bay Buccaneers like what they've seen from their rookie draft class.   Activists ask OAS to intervene in U.S. separation of immigrant children, parents Migrants rights activists called for international intervention in the United States' push to separate children from parents after crossing the border.   Poll: Half of Americans believe U.S. morals are 'poor' Nearly half of Americans believe the country's morals are "poor" and more than three-quarters believe they're getting worse, a Gallup poll indicates.   Cardinals sign RB Badie The Arizona Cardinals signed free-agent running back Sherman Badie, the team announced Friday.   Antifungal drug eliminates dormant bowel cancer cells in mice An antifungal medication commonly prescribed to treat toenail infections helped eliminate dormant cells within bowel tumors in mice.   Boulders offer new clues about early human migration to the Americas Recent archaeological evidence has sparked a new theory of when and how the first people came to the Americas.   Belgium indicts Tunisian man for role in 2016 bombings An accomplice of one of the men behind the 2015 Paris attacks faces fresh charges for his role in the attacks on Brussels Airport and subway station in 2016.   Trump: North Korea summit back on after meeting with envoy Moments after meeting with a North Korean envoy in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump said the June 12 summit with leader Kim Jong Un was back on.   French Open: Ball boy collides with Bosnian tennis player Bosnia's Damir Dzumhur had an unfortunate run-in with a ball boy Friday at the French Open.   Visa cards affected by major processing outage in Europe Payment card company Visa reported a service disruption in Europe on Friday, leaving businesses and customers unable to make purchases or receive payments.   Study: Phone app that screens for autism in children is beneficial An iPhone app that screens for signs of autism in young children was found to be scientifically reliable, and easy to use and supported by caregivers.   Trump praises Coast Guard for 'chasing down' U.S. enemies President Donald Trump praised "America's first line of defense" as "the best of the best" during a Coast Guard change-of-command ceremony in Washington Friday.   CDC: 4 more dead from E. coli outbreak in last 2 weeks The Centers for Disease Control said Friday 25 more Americans have been infected by an outbreak of E. coli linked to romaine lettuce.   Many, but not all, hospitals require flu shots for staffers With this year's terrible flu season a fresh memory, a new study finds that more U.S. hospitals are requiring staffers to get flu shots, but VA hospitals lag behind.   Kenyan state workers face anti-corruption vetting, including polygraphs Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta ordered government officials Friday to undergo new anti-corruption examinations, a process that includes lie-detector tests.   Judge temporarily blocks Iowa's 'Heartbeat' abortion law Enforcement of Iowa's new abortion law will be delayed while a lawsuit challenging its constitutionality is resolved, a judge ruled on Friday.   Study: Sepsis patients face higher mortality at hospitals with fewer cases Immunosuppressed patients with sepsis who are being treated at a hospital that has a relatively small number of these patients have a greater risk of dying.   Army taps AM General for 300 Humvees The U.S. Army awarded a $44.1 million contract modification to AM General LLC to produce 300 Humvees.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Why North Korea's 'special delivery' letter was so warmly received in the Oval OfficeTrump needs a show of good relations between the U.S. and North Korea as much as Kim Jong Un does.
  The Great Barrier Reef spans an area of ...The Great Barrier Reef spans an area of roughly 135,000 square miles along Australia's northeastern coast. But what some call the largest living thing on Earth is under assault from global warming and pollution, with parts of it dying off in recent years. Now a new study shows that the reef managed to bounce back from several previous "death events," suggesting that the reef may be more resilient than we realized.
Trump: North Korea nuclear summit is back onOval Office meeting with Kim Jong Un deputy paves the way for June 12 Singapore confab
Trudeau: Trump's tariffs are 'insulting and unacceptable'The Canadian prime minister criticized the administration in an exclusive interview with "Meet the Press" moderator Chuck Todd.
Now there's rehab for bitcoin addicts"I've met too many people who have sacrificed their mental and physical well-being for this pursuit," said one crypto investor.
Socialist takes power as corruption scandal sinks Spain's leaderMariano Rajoy's departure after six years in office casts one of the European Union's top four economies into an uncertain political landscape.
Western Europe gets its 1st populist governmentA little-known law professor who exaggerated his academic credentials will be the country's next premier.
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North Korea, Spain, N.B.A.: Your Friday Evening BriefingTrump Announces Summit Meeting With Kim Jong-un Is Back onThe head-spinning diplomatic reversal came as President Trump welcomed North Korea’s former intelligence chief to a rare meeting at the White House. Trump Dangles Aid Before North Korea. But Does Kim Jong-un Want It?North Korea might not be tempted by promises of economic assistance, fearing dependence on aid from Washington — or anyone else.
Mattis Accuses Beijing of ‘Intimidation and Coercion’ in South China SeaDefense Secretary Jim Mattis said China’s placement of advanced equipment and missiles in the Spratly Island chain was a flagrant show of military power.
The Jobs Recovery: A Longer ViewWith the monthly job-creation streak continuing to set records, the data shed light both on the rebound from the recession and on what’s left to be desired. Trump Touts Jobs Report Before Official Release, Breaking ProtocolA tweet “looking forward” to a Labor Department report an hour before its release drew swift condemnation. The report showed strong job growth.
We Ran Out of Words to Describe How Good the Jobs Numbers AreThe economy is in a sweet spot, with steady growth and broad improvement in the labor market.
For Europe, an Unpleasant Question: Confront Trump or Avoid a Costly Trade WarAs the European Union faces a potential trade war with the United States, its resolve is likely to be tested by differing interests within the bloc.
A Day of Peril for the E.U.: Threats Emerge From the U.S. and WithinA populist, euroskeptic government in Italy and a new minority government in Spain feed European drift in the face of a new challenge from President Trump.
‘A Slap in the Canadians’ Face.’ Ontario Steel Town Reacts to Trump’s Tariffs.The president’s steep levies on Canadian steel could bring further disruption and job losses to an already hard-hit industry, prompting some to question Canada’s relation with its ally.
Google Will Not Renew Pentagon Contract That Upset EmployeesDiane Greene, the head of Google’s Cloud business, is said to have told employees that it was backing away from the A.I. work with the military.
Tech Was Supposed to Get Political. It’s Hanging Back in This Election.While voters get ready for California’s primary on June 5, Silicon Valley’s tech community — which had been politically outspoken — has tried to stay largely under the radar.
Pardon System Needs Fixing, Advocates Say, but They Cringe at Trump’s ApproachPresidential power has long been viewed as an antidote for the Justice Department’s backlog of clemency applications. But President Trump could be making the system less just, advocates warn.
How Trump Is Using the Power to PardonThe president has pardoned political allies and prominent figures whom he said were treated unfairly by prosecutors. The Times’s Supreme Court reporter, Adam Liptak, looks at how this compares with the actions of previous presidents. Dinesh D’Souza, Pardoned by Trump, Claims Victory Over Obama AdministrationMr. D’Souza presented himself as a victim of selective justice, hounded by Mr. Obama’s attorney general among others, because he made a movie sharply critical of Mr. Obama.
Obama Soothed. Trump Stirs. How 2 Presidents Have Tackled Racial Flare-Ups.When it comes to racial episodes, the most jarring difference between President Trump and President Obama is the divergence in the way the two men have chosen to handle them.
What Is That Crowd? It’s the Field of Candidates. Now Pick One.Around the country, record numbers of candidates are seeking House seats. In one Massachusetts district, the candidates can’t all fit on a stage.
Vulnerable Republicans See Immigration as Political SalvationFrom the Rocky Mountain West to Texas and to California, Republican backers of an immigration petition are making life tough on Speaker Paul D. Ryan.
The Housewives of White SupremacyThey bake. They blog. They have babies to perpetuate the survival of their race. They’re tradwives.
Editorial: Fed Makes a Risky Bet on BanksA proposal would roll back the Volcker Rule and let banks do more to determine their own risk. What could possibly go wrong?
Op-Ed Columnist: A Cheer for Italy’s Awful New GovernmentThe anti-Europeans won. Let them fail from the inside, not rail from the outside.
Op-Ed Columnist: Herbert Hoover’s GhostThe soul of the 31st president can rest easy. He is no longer the worst Republican ever.
Let’s Rain on Trump’s ParadeCongress can take a small step toward reasserting itself by refusing to fund this particular folly.
The Place We Call HomeTrump Orders a Lifeline for Struggling Coal and Nuclear PlantsThe president instructed Energy Secretary Rick Perry to “prepare immediate steps” to stop the closing of unprofitable plants around the country.
U.S. Vetoes U.N. Resolution on Gaza, Fails to Win Second Vote on its Own MeasureThe vote on the resolution, which the United States called unfair to Israel, offered insight into America’s isolation on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Just in Time for Hurricane Season, a New Leader at the Coast Guard’s HelmAdm. Karl L. Schultz said the military service will hold steady in its growing role in homeland security priorities like immigration and disaster relief.
Italy’s New Populist and Anti-Establishment Government Is Sworn InThe coalition of the Five Star Movement and the anti-immigrant League has European leaders worried about the alliance’s anti-euro tendencies and threats to crack down on migration.
U.S. Strikes Killed Nearly 500 Civilians in 2017, Pentagon SaysIn a report released a month late, the Defense Department didn’t list any civilian casualties in Somalia, a finding at odds with the claims of nongovernmental organizations and local officials.
Why Have So Many South Asian-Americans Won the Spelling Bee?Nineteen of the last 23 winners have been of South Asian descent. We asked a filmmaker about the phenomenon.
The Fight to Get a Vaccine to Center of Ebola OutbreakMedical investigators will need to overcome the rural region’s extreme logistical hurdles to reconstruct transmission chains, vaccinate contacts and halt the spread.
How Robert Kennedy’s Assassination Changed American PoliticsComing on the heels of Martin Luther King Jr.’s death, it fueled a general sense that the normal rules and constants of politics could no longer be counted on.
Trump’s Backing of Donovan May Muddle Staten Island’s Love for GrimmPresident Trump used Twitter to endorse Representative Dan Donovan, who faces a challenge from Michael Grimm, a felon and local favorite who formerly held the seat.
He Fixes the Worst P.R. Crises Imaginable. Then Came Harvey Weinstein.Michael Sitrick built his career on helping the rich and powerful deflect damaging headlines. There was no spinning this.
‘Carmen Jones’ Is Back, and Its Director Knows What You’re ThinkingJohn Doyle’s Tony Award-winning style lends itself to working across racial boundaries, and breathing new life into a largely forgotten classic featuring an all-black cast.
Your Money Adviser: New Law Will Let Consumers ‘Freeze’ Credit Files Without ChargeCredit experts often recommend a freeze as a way to protect personal information from fraud and identity theft.
What to Cook: What to Cook This WeekendA personal pan pizza recipe from Anthony Falco of Roberta’s should be high on your list, as should Dolester Miles’s lemon meringue tart and coconut pecan cake.
Alicia Silverstone, With a New TV Show, Proves She’s Not CluelessIn a Hollywood reluctant to give women second chances, Ms. Silverstone has rebounded from an early stumble, and is now starring in “American Woman.”
Gaysploitation Upends the Stereotypes That Make Us WinceBig-screen clichés have come full circle — now they’re invigorating new transgressive gay comedies.
Matter: The Great Breakup: The First Arrivals to the Americas Split Into Two GroupsThe earliest populations in the Americas would not mingle again for thousands of years. Why they separated is still a mystery.
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