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New Jersey trooper stops retired officer who helped deliver him A New Jersey state trooper was unexpectedly reunited with a retired police officer who helped his mother deliver him 27 years ago.      Blake Shelton, Carrie Underwood win big at the CMT Awards Blake Shelton's "I'll Name the Dogs" won Video of the Year and Male Video of the Year at the CMT Awards ceremony in Nashville Wednesday night.   LeBron James completes backboard alley-oop vs. Warriors One of LeBron James' best passes went to himself Wednesday during Game 3 of the NBA Finals.   114 arrested in ICE raid at Ohio gardening center U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers arrested 114 suspected undocumented immigrants at an Ohio gardening business on Tuesday.   Sophia Lillis starts work on 'Nancy Drew' in Georgia Principal photography has begun in Georgia on "Nancy Drew and the Hidden Staircase," a film starring Sophia Lillis.   San Francisco bans sale of flavored tobacco products, menthol cigarettes San Francisco residents voted overwhelmingly to ban flavored all flavored tobacco products, including vape flavors, as well as menthol cigarettes on Tuesday.   Syphilis, gonorrhea on the rise in England, data shows Syphilis and gonorrhea cases increased by at least 20 percent since last year, according to stats released by Public Health England this week.   At least 46 migrants drown after boat capsizes near Yemen At least 46 people drowned after a boat carrying migrants across the Gulf of Aden to Yemen capsized, the International Organization for Migration said.   Judge rules Philadelphia can't lose grant over 'sanctuary' policies A federal judge ruled Wednesday the U.S. Justice Department can't deny grants to the city of Philadelphia for refusing to assist immigration officials.   NBA Finals: Andre Iguodala available to play in Game 3 The Golden State Warriors announced that Andre Iguodala is available to play in Game 3 of the NBA Finals Wednesday at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland.   Baghdad ammunition warehouse explodes; dozens dead or injured An explosion at an ammunitions cache near a Mosque in eastern Baghdad left dozens of people dead or injured Wednesday, Iraqi security officials said.   Diogo Dalot: Manchester United signs defender Manchester United has announced the signing of Portuguese defender Diogo Dalot.   Nationals' Bryce Harper attempts double, trips over helmet Bryce Harper's helmet stopped him from getting a double during the Washington Nationals' 11-2 win against the Tampa Bay Rays Wednesday in Washington, D.C.   Bermuda's Supreme Court strikes down ban on same-sex marriage Four months after Bermudan politicians placed a ban on same-sex marriage, the British territory's Supreme Court overturned it Wednesday.   French Open: Sharapova knocked out in quarterfinal Garbine Muguruza knocked out Maria Sharapova in straight sets in a quarterfinal match at the French Open Wednesday in Paris.   Weekend Preview: Justify shoots for Triple Crown Justify shoots for the Triple Crown as the culmination of a tremendous weekend of racing at Belmont Park; additional action from Woodbine to Santa Anita; a jockey wins after losing the saddle ... all that and much more.   Iraq to manually recount parliamentary election ballots Iraq's parliament, the Council of Representatives, on Wednesday agreed to manually recount ballots amid allegations of fraud in May's parliamentary elections.   Sanders says Cowboys should re-sign Bryant Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion Sanders wants to see free-agent wide receiver Dez Bryant return to the Dallas Cowboys.   Human trials set for experimental HIV vaccine An experimental HIV vaccine protected animals from dozens of strains of HIV. And a human trial of the vaccine is expected to begin in the second half of 2019.   Blacks, Hispanics suffer second bleeding strokes more often Black and Hispanic Americans have a much higher risk of a second bleeding stroke than whites, and more research is needed to find out why.   Trump praises 2017 hurricane response; Democrats call for Maria probe President Donald Trump praised his administration's response to the devastating storms that struck the country in 2017 during a 2018 hurricane season briefing.   Early birth could hinder adult success Babies born prematurely or very small may not fare as well in life as those born full-term, a new research review suggests.   49ers' Foster pleads no contest to weapons charge San Francisco 49ers linebacker Reuben Foster on Wednesday pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor weapons charge in Santa Clara County (Calif.) Superior Court, multiple media outlets reported.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez is near the s...NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez is near the site of Guatemala's devastating volcano eruption, where some are searching for dozens of missing relatives and the threat of additional explosions looms.
  NBC News' Miguel Almaguer reports from...NBC News' Miguel Almaguer reports from Fort Greely, Alaska, where he was given rare access to the team and facility that is prepared to defend the United States against a nuclear attack from North Korea.
U.S. plans to release detained American 'enemy combatant' in Syria"What the government is offering our client is no release — it's a death warrant," an attorney for the detained man said.
Bermuda legalizes same-sex marriage — againThe island's Supreme Court on Wednesday overturned a gay marriage ban that was signed into law just four months ago.
A side-effect of PrEP: Less condom useAttacks on Muslim Americans may backfire, study saysVolcano eruption wipes out families in GuatemalaA rescue worker says he found family members, searching for shelter in their homes, locked in a final embrace.
Obama-era license aimed to let Iran convert money in dollarsThe Obama administration secretly sought to give Iran brief access to the U.S. financial system.
Germany targets remaining members of Hitler's roving death squadsThe Nazis established death camps partially due to concerns about the psychological effects up-close mass killings were having on Einsatzgruppen troops.
Argentina cancels soccer game against Israel amid boycott campaignThe head of the Palestinian football association had called on Arab soccer fans to burn posters of star player Lionel Messi if he participated.
My chats with Trump are similar to sausages, Macron saysThe French presidency says Macron told Trump during a call last week that new U.S. tariffs on European, Mexican and Canadian goods are illegal and a "mistake."
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Primary Day, Facebook, Bill Clinton: Your Evening BriefingEurope Edition: France, Spain, Yacht: Your Thursday BriefingDemocrats Strengthen House Takeover Prospects in Primary VotingThe Democratic Party skirted disaster in California and lined up likely gains in New Jersey, but Republicans saw some bright signs as well.
In Fight for California Governor, Candidates Head to Ideological CornersGavin Newsom and John Cox appear ready to engage in a stark battle over taxes, health care and President Trump.
5 Takeaways From California’s Primary, for CaliforniansThough it had national implications, the California primary also tested state political issues like single-payer health care, Latino turnout and an unpopular gas tax.
Paul Ryan Dismisses Trump ‘Spy’ Charge as G.O.P. Shows Signs of ResistanceSpeaker Paul D. Ryan backed Representative Trey Gowdy in dismissing President Trump’s assertion that the F.B.I. inserted a “spy” into his campaign. Alice Marie Johnson Is Granted Clemency by Trump After Push by Kim Kardashian WestThe commutation for Ms. Johnson, a 63-year-old serving life in prison on nonviolent drug charges, was contrary to the policies the president’s own Justice Department has enacted since he took office.
Melania Trump Appears in Public After ‘a Little Rough Patch’The first lady accompanied the president on a visit to FEMA after President Trump bitterly attacked the news media on Twitter for being “unfair and vicious to my wife.” A Medical Mystery Grows as U.S. Consulate Workers in China Fall IllThe illnesses in China have broadened a crisis that started in 2016, when American Embassy employees and their family members in Cuba began getting sick after hearing strange noises.
Kate Spade’s Death: ‘There Was No Indication and No Warning,’ Says Her HusbandAndy Spade said that his wife had been seeking treatment for serious depression for six years.
Andy Spade’s Statement About Kate Spade’s Death“Kate suffered from depression and anxiety for many years.” Why Kate Spade Felt Like a Friend“Your gorgeous yet practical art made me feel a little less lonely at work every day,” one woman said.
Op-Ed Columnist: Democrats Childishly Resist Trump’s North Korea EffortsMedicaid’s Nickel-and-Dime RoutineStates are making it harder for poor people to get coverage while doing little to prevent poor care.
Protecting Privacy Is a Civil Rights IssueCongress should recognize the privacy of consumer data as a civil rights issue.
Op-Ed Columnist: ‘I Want to Hate …’Trump’s ‘Winning’ Is America’s LosingAn increasing focus on partisan victory and identity politics comes at the expense of the greater good.
The Democrats Navigate Around an IcebergTuesday’s primary results don’t guarantee a wave. But the party’s dreams remain very much afloat.
Despite Trump, the West Must Stay UnitedSome of the American president’s decisions have undermined the rules-based international order. But we must persevere.
A Roy Moore-Less Campaign in Alabama Was Still Pretty CrazyGov. Kay Ivey tried to keep a low profile, but her opponents had a lot to say about that.
Philly Doesn’t Care What Trump Says About the EaglesAll Philadelphians practice the same faith. We worship the N.F.L. champion Eagles.
Family Separation at Border May Be Subject to Constitutional Challenge, Judge RulesA federal judge in San Diego was sharply critical of the Trump administration’s practice of separating children from immigrants seeking asylum.
San Francisco Voters Uphold Ban on Flavored Vaping ProductsThe measure is considered the strictest in the nation. Voters backed it despite an expensive advertising campaign funded by a major tobacco company.
A Far-Right Leader Went for a Swim in Germany. His Clothes Went for a Walk.Alexander Gauland of Alternative for Germany was escorted home seminaked by the police, after falling victim to a thief who shouted, “Nazis don’t need bathing fun!”
Boston Grapples With Faneuil Hall, Named for a SlaveholderIn a city that has long wrestled with issues of race, activists want Peter Faneuil’s name removed from the popular Colonial-era landmark. The mayor disagrees.
White Manager Pleads Guilty to Forcing Black Cook to Work for Years Without PayBobby Paul Edwards admitted to using violence, threats, isolation and intimidation to compel John Christopher Smith to work over 100 hours a week.
Kim Jong-un’s Image Shift: From Nuclear Madman to Skillful LeaderCan someone change so quickly? A summit meeting with President Trump will test the North Korean leader’s radical transformation.
These Women Survived Ireland’s Magdalene Laundries. They’re Ready to Talk.More than 200 women once put to work in the notorious church-run confinement homes gathered in Dublin this week.
Red Schoendienst, St. Louis Cardinals Star and Oldest Hall of Famer, Dies at 95The epitome of a baseball lifer, Schoendienst was a key figure for the Cardinals and was also their longest-serving manager.
Tunisia Truth Commission Brings One Court Case in Four YearsChief of truth and reconciliation commission says government hampered efforts to bring justice to victims of decades-long dictatorship.
Lens: A Child of Immigrants Photographs the Life He Might Have LedIn “Going Back Home,” the British-Pakistani photographer Mahtab Hussain explores the life he could have had if his parents never emigrated.
A Manifesto for a 21st-Century Concert. (Drinks Allowed.)Esa-Pekka Salonen closes his three-year New York Philharmonic composer residency on Friday with a one-night-only extravaganza of music, dance and art.
Kim Cattrall Can Talk to Me About Anything5 Cheap(ish) Things to Keep in Your Kitchen This SummerSometimes You Have to Quit to Get AheadTech Fix: Booking With Airbnb? Here’s Your Survival GuideStaying in someone’s home instead of a hotel might save a few bucks, but the benefits come with risks. Our columnist offers tips for protecting yourself.
In Morocco, an Imported Team for the World CupA modern illustration of how nations have turned to a global diaspora to achieve success in soccer, and how resurgent nationalism in Europe is affecting their choices.
15 Songs in 15 Minutes: Inside Tierra Whack’s Whimsical, Twisted WorldA 22-year-old Philadelphia rapper has arrived with “Whack World,” an audacious mini-album and music video.
This ‘Othello’ Is Powered by WomenIn Shakespeare in the Park’s 57 years at the Delacorte, this is the first production whose design roles are all filled by women.
Jerry Maren, Who Sang and Danced as a Munchkin in Oz, Dies at 98He led the Lollipop Guild in the 1939 classic movie and was the cast’s last surviving dwarf. Behind the scenes, he fought for the dignity of dwarfs.
A Promising Cancer Treatment Made Patients Worse, Not BetterFor an unusual form of lymphoma, an immunotherapy drug made the disease more aggressive. A cautionary tale.
Trilobites: Stick Insects Are Easy Bird Food, and That Might Help Them ReproduceThe tough eggs carried by bugs that mimic plants may be spread by hungry birds to new locations where they hatch.
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