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Calif. Supreme Court says Yelp doesn't have to remove defamatory reviews The California Supreme Court ruled on Monday that Yelp didn't have to remove reviews, even if they were found to be untrue and defamatory.      Mariners distance themselves from Angels The Los Angeles Angels were 4 1/2 games behind the Seattle Mariners when they opened a three-game series three weeks ago.   Mets-Blue Jays series takes Jose Bautista back to his roots TORONTO -- Jose Bautista will return to the scene of some of his biggest moments in baseball Tuesday night when the New York Mets visit the Toronto Blue Jays.   Cubs step up plate production entering series with Tigers At times this season, the Chicago Cubs have struggled to produce offensively, especially when it comes to situational hitting that turned hits into runs.   Carnival cruise ship rescues overboard Norwegian crew member A Norwegian Cruise Line crew member who had fallen overboard was rescued by a Carnival Cruise Line ship almost a day later.   3-year-old British girl killed when air trampoline explodes An inflatable trampoline exploded Sunday in Britain, killing a 3-year-old girl, authorities said.   Florida girl hides in tree to escape stalking alligator A Florida girl climbed up a tree to escape an alligator as her mother frantically called 911 for help.   New York State Trooper shot dead by suicidal man, police say A New York State trooper was shot dead Monday while responding to a call about a suicidal man, who was also found dead, police said.   Judge rules DHS must individually decide asylum-seeker parole cases A judge ordered the Department of Homeland Security to determine whether to grant asylum-seekers parole from immigration detention on an individual basis.   Andy Dick faces sexual battery charge Andy Dick faces charges for allegedly groping a woman as she passed him on a sidewalk in Los Angeles earlier this year, city prosecutors said Monday.   Brian Ross departs ABC News following December suspension Investigative reporter Brian Ross departed from ABC News on Monday after being suspended in December.   In photos: Moments from Paris haute couture week Designers present their collections as part of the Fall-Winter 2018-2019 High Fashion collections in Paris from July 1-5, 2018.   Los Angeles Lakers signing PG Rajon RondoHTC to lay off 1,500 employees from Taiwanese factories HTC announced plans Monday to lay off 1,500 employees from its Taiwanese manufacturing division.   Chicago Bears QB Mitchell Trubisky expects experience to pay off Chicago Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky was the second player taken in the 2017 NFL Draft, and he hopes a year of experience helps him perform better.   Eagles' Doug Pederson, Saints' Sean Payton gamble on golf course Philadelphia Eagles coach Doug Pederson and New Orleans Saints coach Sean Payton made several bets while playing golf during league meetings in March.   Guard J.R. Sweezy visiting old team, Seattle Seahawks Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers guard J.R. Sweezy is visiting the Seattle Seahawks, Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network reported Monday.   Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Jameis Winston parts ways with agents Last week, the NFL suspended Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston three games, and now Winston has reportedly parted ways with his agents.   World Cup: Belgium beats Japan, advances to play Brazil Belgium defeated Japan 3-2 on Monday in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, to advance to the 2018 FIFA World Cup quarterfinals, and will play Brazil.   Vladimir Putin renames military units after Ukrainian cities Russian President Vladimir Putin named 11 military units after places in the Ukraine, Belarus, Poland, Germany and Romania.   Aspirin may help reduce effects of Alzheimer's disease Daily low doses of aspirin may help reduce the effects of Alzheimer's disease and protect memory, according to a new study.   Tennessee Titans QB Marcus Mariota, receivers hold extra workout Tennessee Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota made good on a promise he made in March by spending a little extra time with his wide receivers this weekend.   Green Bay Packers RB Aaron Jones bulks up in bid to improve all-around game Green Bay Packers running back Aaron Jones used the offseason to build up his body, hoping to prevent the kind of knee injuries that affected his rookie season.   Brandin Cooks, Robert Woods see 'special' offense with Los Angeles Rams Los Angeles Rams wide receivers Brandin Cooks and Robert Woods see the team's potent offense getting even better this season.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Los Angeles Lakers are signing veteran point guard Rajon Rondo. 
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Missing Thai boys, soccer coach all found alive in cave complexDoctors and food were on their way, but more water needs to be pumped out of the caves before those trapped can be rescued.
  1 dead, 9 injured after boat explodes in the Bahamas"Investigators are still trying to determine what went wrong," Shanta Knowles, superintendent of police for the Royal Bahamas Police Force, told NBC News.
Heavily armed men in helicopter free notorious French inmateIt was the second daring escape by Redoine Faid, who once blasted his way out of a different prison with explosives hidden in tissue packs.
How search-and-rescue crews found the missing Thai soccer teamTrump's tariffs will lead to job losses, warns General Motors CEOAmericans would pay almost $6,000 more for a new car if tariffs come into play, say industry analysts.
Drink up: Research shows coffee is good for youPeople who drank coffee, no matter how much or what kind they drank, were less likely to die over a 10-year period than non-coffee drinkers, according to a new report.
Thwarted terror plot in France targeted event involving GiulianiA couple was arrested for an alleged bomb plot targeting Iranian opposition rally involving US speakers in France.
Leftist López Obrador storms to victory in Mexican presidential electionThe former Mexico City mayor, set to be the first leftist president in decades, has pledged to reduce the country's economic dependence on the U.S.
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Mexico, Supreme Court, Thailand: Your Monday Evening BriefingTrump Warns NATO Allies to Spend More on Defense, or ElseThe letters, which went out last month, are the latest sign of acrimony between Mr. Trump and American allies as he heads to a NATO summit meeting next week in Brussels.
U.S. Softens Demand That Countries Stop All Iran Oil ImportsThe Trump administration said it would not penalize reduced Iranian oil imports in at least some cases, a move that is likely to soothe market concerns.
Merkel, to Survive, Agrees to Border Camps for MigrantsThe German chancellor has emerged from a spectacular two-week rebellion with her government intact but her authority further diminished.
Trump Interviews 4 Supreme Court Prospects in Rush to Name ReplacementAdministration officials will focus on confirming a Supreme Court nominee to fill the seat of Justice Anthony M. Kennedy.
Former E.P.A. Aide Says Pruitt Asked Her to Help Find Work for His WifeSamantha Dravis, a former E.P.A. policy chief, told a congressional committee of the request, the latest allegation that he used government staff for personal errands.
Michael Cohen Hints at Cooperating With Federal Investigators. Or Does He?Legal experts said it was hard to discern Mr. Cohen’s motives in his interview with ABC News. But they agreed on one thing: It was unusual.
Thailand Cave Rescue: 12 Boys Found Alive After 10 Days. ‘We Are Hungry.’The boys and their soccer coach had been trapped for more than a week by rising floodwaters. Evacuating them from the flooded cave complex will be a difficult operation.
Youth Soccer Team Found in Cave in ThailandThe 12 boys and their coach had been trapped in a flooded cave for more than a week. Trump and Mexico’s New Leader, Both Headstrong, Begin With a ‘Good Conversation’The election of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a leader known for being as nationalist-minded as Mr. Trump, could complicate discussions over trade and immigration.
Mexico Delivers Another Defeat to the Status Quo in Latin AmericaAcross the region, voters have ousted governing parties as a growing middle class demands more of its leaders.
Feature: The A.C.L.U.’s Fight to Reunite Families Separated Under TrumpThe suit filed on behalf of families separated at the border was just the latest action against the administration by the civil liberties group.
Court Blocks Trump Administration From Blanket Detention of Asylum SeekersA federal judge in Washington has ruled against the Trump administration’s widespread practice of detaining migrants seeking asylum while their cases are pending.
World Cup 2018: Belgium Shocks Japan With Stunning RallyNacer Chadli’s last-minute goal completed a remarkable comeback for Belgium, who knocked Japan out of the World Cup with a 3-2 victory.
Brazil’s Joy Is Mexico’s Heartbreak in World Cup KnockoutNeymar and Roberto Firmino both scored for Brazil in a 2-0 victory over Mexico in the round of 16.
What if Trump’s Nativism Actually Hurts Him?The backlash against the president’s fulminations — and his policies — is stronger than many analysts realize.
Conservatives, Don’t Put Too Much Hope in the Next JusticeOp-Ed Columnist: Women Might Save America YetIs Neymar Black? Brazil and the Painful Relativity of RaceEver since his “It’s not like I’m black, you know?” comment, Neymar has served as a focal point in Brazil’s cultural reckoning with racism, whitening, identity and public policy.
A New Path in MexicoMexico’s populist president-elect, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, promised a break from the country’s endemic violence, corruption and poverty. The odds are long.
This Tweet Captures the State of Health Care in America TodayThe cost of an ambulance ought not stand in the way of emergency medical care. How López Obrador Can Turn His Victory Into Mexico’s TriumphThe new president established an almost religious bond with the Mexican people, which will prompt a new epoch.
In Zimbabwe, the Enduring Fear of Single WomenAs Zimbabwe prepares for its first election after Robert Mugabe’s ouster, a familiar malaise has returned.
The Stone: Stanley Cavell and the American ContradictionAlbum Review: For the First Time, Drake Runs From His FeelingsThe rapper’s double album, “Scorpion,” is not a stylistic breakthrough or a victory lap, but a revisiting of his past arriving at a moment of personal upheaval.
Annapolis Shooting Suspect Wanted to ‘Kill Every Person’ in Newsroom, Letter StatesThe man charged with killing five people in a Maryland newsroom last week had harbored a long grudge with The Capital.
ABC Parts Ways With Investigative Reporter Brian RossMr. Ross and his longtime producer, Rhonda Schwartz, are leaving the network seven months after he erroneously reported a story involving President Trump and the Russia investigation.
3-Year-Old Dies After Mass Stabbing at Her Birthday Party, Authorities SayA man who went on a stabbing spree at the party for the girl over the weekend in Idaho was charged with murder on Monday. Seven victims remained hospitalized.
Brawl Mars FIBA Qualifier Between the Philippines and AustraliaSome aggressive shoving led to a full-scale brawl with 13 combined ejections and an eventual forfeit by the Philippines.
When Sports Betting Is Legal, the Value of Game Data SoarsShould the gambling industry be required to use league-approved “official data”? Britain’s data collection experience provides a preview of the battles to come in the United States.
Emergency Rooms Run Out of Vital Drugs, and Patients Are Feeling ItSummer is “trauma season,” when emergency rooms see a rise in injuries, but a drug supply crisis has doctors scrambling to find alternatives to needed medications.
‘The New Normal’: Wildfires Roar Across the West, AgainWildfires are once again racing across California, Colorado, New Mexico and other Western states, scorching buildings and forcing hundreds of people to evacuate.
New York City Considers New Pay Rules for Uber DriversThe city’s taxi commission is considering a minimum hourly pay rate for ride-hailing app drivers after complaints of low wages.
5 Cheap(ish) Things to Get You Started With Trail RunningTrail running is like stepping into a different world. Here’s the gear to get you there.
Jacqueline Kennedy’s Notes for Dallas Are Found, Starting a Quiet Tug of WarHer packing list for the trip in November 1963 surfaced three years ago. Since then, it has sat at the Kennedy library: unnoticed, unpublicized — and perhaps off-limits.
In the Shadow of the Blueberry Titans, Smaller Growers ThriveThe cultivated blueberry was born in South Jersey, and today its heirloom descendants can still be found on little farms sprinkled among the big producers.
Lens: Meet the Personalities Behind These German Office PlantsTo Frederik Busch, a German photographer, these plants have no less personality than their human counterparts.
Nonfiction: Did He Really Say That? On the Perils and Pitfalls of TranslationIn “This Little Art,” Kate Briggs, a translator of Roland Barthes, ponders the challenges and mysteries of rendering an author’s words in a foreign language.
The Ethicist: What Do I Owe My Sociopathic Sibling?The magazine’s Ethicist columnist what is due a sibling with a criminal past, what to say to a prospective partner about a grave illness and more.
Trilobites: He Died at Pompeii, but His Head Wasn’t Crushed by a BlockThe skull of the “unluckiest man” at the Mount Vesuvius eruption was found by archaeologists, intact and with a mouth full of teeth.
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