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American tourist dies in Bahamas boat explosion An American tourist is dead and several people injured after a charter boat exploded in the Bahamas on Saturday morning.      Cardinals, Diamondbacks open 3-game seriesTwins take losing streak into Milwaukee MILWAUKEE -- Jorge Polanco is expected to make his season debut Monday night when the Minnesota Twins open a two-game series against the Milwaukee Brewers.   Pirates search for consistency against Dodgers LOS ANGELES -- The Pittsburgh Pirates headed north by bus Sunday evening to see if the roller-coaster ride will continue.   Reds look to remain hot vs. White Sox James Shields of the Chicago White Sox and the Cincinnati Reds play in opposite leagues and rarely see each other, yet they currently have much in common.   Indians, Corey Kluber hit rough patch entering series vs. Royals Two-time Cy Young Award winner Corey Kluber will go into his start Monday night in Kansas City in an unfamiliar position: in a slump.   Los Angeles Chargers impressed with first-round pick Derwin James The Los Angeles Chargers are impressed with first-round draft pick Derwin James.   Cincinnati Bengals CB Darqueze Dennard not worried about contract status Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Darqueze Dennard is not concerned that he has no contract beyond this season.   New York Giants' Ereck Flowers may win starting RT job Ereck Flowers looks to have the advantage for the New York Giants' starting right tackle job.   DT Roy Miller retires, blames ex-wife for ruining NFL career Defensive tackle Roy Miller announced he will retire from the NFL rather than attempt to return after serving a suspension for a domestic violence allegation.   LeBron James agrees to four-year, $154 million contract with Lakers Four-time NBA MVP will join the Los Angeles Lakers after agreeing to a four-year, $154 million contract on Sunday.   Video shows Penn. cop Tase man sitting on curb Police in Lancaster, Penn. are investigating an incident in which one of its officers used a Taser to shoot a man who was sitting on a street curb.   World Cup: Croatia edges Denmark, advances to quarterfinals Russia will play Croatia in a quarterfinals match of the 2018 FIFA World Cup after Croatia edged Denmark in their round of 16 game on Sunday.   Pennsylvania police remove 3-foot alligator from resident's yard A small alligator found its way into a Pennsylvania resident's yard on Saturday, police said.   Canada imposes retaliatory tariffs on $12.5B of U.S. goods Canadian tariffs on more than 100 U.S. goods went into effect on Sunday, as a retaliatory effort against similar measures imposed by the United States.   Washington Redskins' Orlando Scandrick wants reunion with Dez Bryant Cornerback Orlando Scandrick would like to see former teammate and current free-agent wide receiver Dez Bryant suit up with the Washington Redskins.   New York Giants RB Saquon Barkley focused on football, not modeling Saquon Barkley has received quite a deal of exposure since being selected by the New York Giants with the second overall pick of the 2018 NFL Draft.   Miami Dolphins' Cameron Wake willing to accept role with fewer snaps Miami Dolphins defensive end Cameron Wake has registered double-digit sack totals on five occasions during his career, including each of the last two seasons.   Emmanuel Sanders: Something to prove to Denver Broncos or 'some other team' Wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders plans to show his worth to the Denver Broncos as well as any other team interested in him.   Miami Dolphins' Minkah Fitzpatrick already focused on season opener Miami Dolphins rookie Minkah Fitzpatrick is already looking ahead to Week 1 of the season.   Andy Murray withdraws from Wimbledon 2018 Two-time Wimbledon champion Andy Murray withdrew from the 2018 tournament on Sunday, citing his recovery from hip surgery.   Houston Texans' Andre Hal on lymphoma: 'I know how to beat it' Houston Texans safety Andre Hal is taking an aggressive attitude as he attempts to combat Hodgkin's lymphoma.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
PHOENIX -- Give Arizona left-hander Robbie Ray an "A" in self-evaluation. 
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Supreme Court Defeat for Unions Upends a Liberal Money BaseProgressive groups getting tens of millions of dollars a year find their funding at risk given the expected drop in public-sector unions’ revenue.
  Bulwark Against an Abortion Ban? Medical AdvancesImproved contraception and abortion pills mean the back-alley days are largely gone. But more restrictive abortion laws would especially affect poor and minority women.
Susan Collins, Pivotal Moderate, Says ‘Hostility’ to Roe Would Sway Her VoteMs. Collins, a Republican senator, appeared to edge beyond previous statements, saying a Supreme Court pick who would overturn the abortion rights case “would not be acceptable to me.”
Trump, Looking to Midterms, Attacks Democrats on Calls to Abolish ICEIn a wide-ranging interview, the president also skewered allies on trade and said that he would not sign a new Nafta deal until after the midterms.
Sponsors of Migrant Children Face Steep Transport Fees and Red TapeFamilies hoping to win release for migrant children held by federal immigration authorities must navigate an exhausting—and sometimes expensive—thicket of requirements.
Has Trump ‘Watched ICE Liberate Towns From the Grasp of MS-13’?In a tweet, President Trump defended the work of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, but he did not name any towns that have been freed from MS-13.
Behind Lincoln Center’s White Travertine Facade: Infighting and IndecisionFour leaders in five years. New initiatives that come and go. Financial pressures. The tumult that is challenging Lincoln Center and its future.
That Roar You Heard Is From Russia. Its Team Sent Spain Packing.Russia was the lowest-ranked team in the World Cup, but on Sunday it beat heavyweight Spain in a penalty shootout.
Shootout Sunday: Croatia Follows Russia’s Lead and Wins on Penalty KicksCroatia advanced to a quarterfinal against Russia after a penalty-kick victory against Denmark. Earlier, Russia beat Spain in the same fashion.
The Disney-Fox Deal Sails Through, a Bit Too EasilyTrump’s ‘Purple’ Family ValuesWell-off conservatives and liberals object to the president’s sexism and infidelity. Working-class Americans have a more nuanced view.
Op-Ed Columnist: Trump’s Rage JunkiesTrump is like a drug dealer who has addicted his followers to fear and rage and keeps supplying it in constant doses.
If Congress Changes Food Stamp Requirements, Kids Will Go HungryThe House’s harsh proposal targets adults but, children will suffer if it becomes law.
There Is Nothing More All-American Than the Veggie BurgerCasablanca Dispatch: ‘Play It Again, Issam’: In Casablanca, a Cafe Is Still a CafeRick’s Café, opened in 2004 by a former American diplomat, is a homage to the movie “Casablanca,” and a testament to the enduring power of great art to affect destinies in real life.
Critic’s Notebook: The Fashion Closet, Seen From Inside and OutAMC’s volatile “Dietland” takes a flamethrower to the beauty industry, while “The Bold Type” offers it a feminist makeover.
Neighbor Calls the Police on a 12-Year-Old Boy Mowing the GrassThe episode, which happened outside Cleveland and was streamed on Facebook, figures in a trend of the police being called on black people engaged in innocuous behavior.
Man Faces Arson Charge in Connection With Colorado WildfireJesper Joergensen, 52, was charged with arson but the authorities said they do not believe he intentionally started the fire, which covered more than 40,000 acres.
In Denmark, Harsh New Laws for Immigrant ‘Ghettos’The Danes, who have struggled to integrate non-Western families, are getting tough: From age 1, immigrant children will receive mandatory instruction in “Danish culture.”
The Case of the Purloined Poultry: How ISIS Prosecuted Petty CrimeHundreds of records left behind by the Islamic State reveal how the group won points with the populace by resolving minor disputes.
Grace Notes: Don’t Hate Her. She’s Just the (Subway) Messenger.Haley Dragoo writes alerts that will appear on MYmta, which promises real-time information — even when problems cause headaches for passengers.
Do You Believe in Magic? I DoTalismans and amulets — objects believed to have magical powers — were once part of any self-respecting doctor’s medicine bag.
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