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Multiple fatalities in New Zealand mosque shooting; three men, one woman in custody Three men and one woman are in police custody after multiple people were killed in a mass shooting inside two mosques in Christchurch, police said.      Ariana Grande, Taylor Swift win big at iHeartRadio Music Awards Ariana Grande and Taylor Swift were among the biggest winners at the sixth iHeartRadio Music Awards on Thursday night.   San Francisco 49ers sign former first-round pick Jason Verrett The San Francisco 49ers signed former Los Angeles Chargers cornerback Jason Verrett, the team announced Thursday.   Ex-Green Bay Packers safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix signs with Chicago Bears The Chicago Bears bolstered their secondary by signing former Green Bay Packers and Washington Redskins safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix to a one-year contract.   Genetic testing of pancreatic cancer tumors may improve treatment But new research suggests that identifying the genetics of pancreatic cancer in individual patients could boost survival for some.   UFC fighter Conor McGregor facing civil lawsuit over cellphone incident UFC star Conor McGregor is facing a civil lawsuit after being charged with two felonies in South Florida on Monday.   In Photos: On the red carpet at the 2019 iHeartRadio Music Awards Musicians and nominees arrive for the sixth annual iHeartRadio Music Awards at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on March 14, 2019.   QB Teddy Bridgewater returning to New Orleans Saints Quarterback Teddy Bridgewater is expected to remain with the New Orleans Saints after a period of uncertainty.   Hallmark fires Lori Loughlin; Olivia Jade Giannulli loses deals Hallmark Channel severed ties with Lori Loughlin, who's appeared in nearly 20 projects on the network, over her arrest related to a college admissions scandal.   Oakland Raiders cut Jordy Nelson after paying receiver's roster bonus The Oakland Raiders released veteran wide receiver Jordy Nelson, the team announced Thursday.   Israel strikes Gaza in retaliation for rockets launched at Tel Aviv Israeli airstrikes hit Hamas targets within Gaza Thursday night in retaliation to two rockets fired earlier at central Israel from the Palestinian-controlled area along the country's western coast.   Facebook executives Chris Cox, Chris Daniels to depart Two top executives at Facebook are leaving as part of a "new chapter" for the social media network, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced Thursday.   Study links early-onset menstruation to risk for high blood pressure Older women who started menstruating at an early age have an increased risk of high blood pressure, new research suggests.   WR Golden Tate inks a deal with the New York Giants The New York Giants have a new weapon to help the team's offense following the trade of Odell Beckham Jr. -- signing wide out Golden Tate to a four-year deal.   Netflix cancels 'One Day at a Time' after three seasons Netflix announced Thursday it has canceled its sitcom "One Day at a Time" after three seasons.   Kentucky Derby prospects Game Winner, Improbable on display Saturday's Rebel Stakes at Oaklawn Park draws top Kentucky Derby contenders in both of its $750,000 divisions.   Stanford students file class-action lawsuit against schools in college bribery scandal Two current Stanford University students have filed a class-action lawsuit against eight universities mentioned in a $25 million college bribery case.   N.Y. appellate court says Summer Zervos' defamation suit can proceed against Donald Trump A New York appellate court ruled that a defamation lawsuit filed by former "Apprentice" contestant Summer Zervos against President Donald Trump can proceed.   Antonio Brown purchases billboards in Pittsburgh thanking fans Just a few days after being traded from Pittsburgh to Oakland, wide receiver Antonio Brown is giving Steelers fans a fond farewell via an electronic billboard.   Another fatal breakdown occurs as Santa Anita resumes trainingThis week in Washington Former Vice President Joe Biden speaks to the International Association of Fire Fighters Legislative Conference as he weighs joining the Democratic presidential primary and President Donald Trump releases his 2020 fiscal year budget the week of March 11, 2019 in Washington, D.C.   Senate Democrats press Pentagon officials on wall funding in budget Democratic senators on Thursday demanded answers from Pentagon officials about military funding for President Donald Trump's emergency declaration at the U.S.-Mexico border.   In photos: Demonstrators for and against Brexit protest in London Protesters demonstrate outside the Houses of Parliament where Members of Parliament {link:voted to extend Article 50 beyond the March 29 deadline, on March 14, 2019. The measure still needs approval from the European Commission.   Seattle third baseman Kyle Seager likely out until June after hand surgery Seattle Mariners third baseman Kyle Seager will miss at least the next 2 1/2 months after surgery to repair a tendon in hi left hand.   Senate votes to reject Donald Trump's border emergency declaration The Senate on Thursday rejected President Donald Trump's national emergency declaration on the southern border, setting him up to issue his first veto.   NASA studies Greenland to determine how much of it is melting NASA scientists are back in Greenland to measure the effects of ocean waves on the island's melting glaciers.   Ecuador pulls out of South American regional group Unasur Ecuador, which houses the headquarters of the Union of South American Nations, announced its departure from the group.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Israeli military strikes on Gaza after rocket attack on Tel AvivThe warplanes could be heard flying overhead in Gaza City, where smoke from the explosions could be seen in the distance.   Britain votes to ask E.U. to delay BrexitParliament wants Prime Minister Theresa May to ask Brussels to put off the U.K.'s divorce from the European Union, set to take place March 29. Nigeria halts search a day after school collapses that killed at least 8An unknown number of people remained missing as frantic efforts had gone into the night to find signs of life in the debris. Trump envoy is selling out Afghanistan in Taliban peace talks: senior Afghan official"We don't know what's going on. We don't have the kind of transparency that we should have," said Afghan national security adviser Hamdullah Mohib. Botswana court to hear case against criminalization of gay sexBotswana's penal code outlaws "carnal knowledge of any person against the order of nature" and those convicted face jail sentences of up to seven years. 2 K-pop stars in sex scandals being questioned by South Korean policeSeungri, a member of Big Bang, and Jung Joon-young have both announced their retirement amid investigations into the interlocking sex scandals. As Boeing grounds its entire global fleet of Max aircraft, Trump says 'figure it out fast'The French agency tasked with analyzing the flight recorders for the Ethiopian Airlines crash warned it could take days to complete. Cuba's new constitution could reshape government, economy, rightsChanges in the country's political structure, the criminal code and business law could usher more rights for Cubans. Trump and Xi reportedly won't meet until April“You don’t want to send Xi to Mar-a-Lago and have Trump walk away. That would be a diplomatic catastrophe,” said a senior administration official. British ex-soldier faces murder charges over 1972 Bloody Sunday massacreBloody Sunday was a threshold event in Northern Ireland's conflict, driving radicalized Catholics into the ranks of the outlawed IRA. Brexit might be delayed after a vote today. Here's what could happen next.Exiting the E.U. without a deal could mean major disruptions for businesses and people in the U.K. and the 27 remaining E.U. countries. More Recent Articles
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Boeing 737 Max Hit Trouble Right Away, Pilot’s Tense Radio Messages Show“Break break, request back to home,” the captain of the ill-fated Ethiopian Airlines flight radioed air traffic controllers minutes after taking off. Boeing Promised Pilots a 737 Software Fix Last Year, but They’re Still WaitingThis delay is now part of the intense scrutiny over the company’s response to two deadly crashes involving its best-selling 737 Max jet. Senate Rejects Trump’s Border Emergency Declaration, Setting Up First VetoThe Senate voted to overturn President Trump’s national emergency declaration, delivering a bipartisan rebuke for what lawmakers in both parties saw as executive overreach. House Votes, 420-to-0, to Demand Public Release of Mueller ReportFour Republicans voted present but most joined in support as Democrats tried to pressure the attorney general to release the full findings once the inquiry concludes. Sandy Hook Massacre: Remington and Other Gun Companies Lose Major Ruling Over LiabilityThe decision represents a significant development in the long-running battle between gun control advocates and the gun lobby. Bribes and Big-Time Sports: U.S.C. Finds Itself, Once Again, Facing ScandalFor years, U.S.C. worked to overcome a reputation as a party school for rich students, and became a top-tier university. Lately, it has been at the center of one scandal after another. The Coaches Connected to the College Admissions Fraud CaseSeveral current and former coaches, some with national titles and many with ties to U.S.C., were named in a federal indictment Tuesday. Senate Vote, Ethiopian Airlines, Pi Day: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. This 9-Year-Old Is Mad at You for Failing on Climate ChangeGrown-ups, here’s a story for you: Fix climate before it’s too late. Senate Republicans’ Declaration of (Semi-) IndependencePresident Trump’s red wall in the Senate cracks. A bit. Facebook’s Biblically Bad WeekAdd a criminal investigation to the list of technical difficulties and PR disasters. The Puzzle of Cheap BillionairesWhy would a rich man cut corners on the most intimate of investments? Don’t Blame Robots for Low WagesProgressives shouldn’t fall for facile technology fatalism. How to Fight SuicideKeeping folks alive is a collective task. American Gun Culture Goes on TrialGun makers will face a jury. But it’s the play-soldier subculture they’ve promoted that’s being judged. Our Democracy Is Being Stolen. Guess Who the Thieves Are.It happens through election fraud and voter suppression. And Republicans are the culprits. The Boeing 737 Max and the Problems Autopilot Can’t SolveWe don’t fully understand the risks introduced by the rise of increasingly automated airplanes. Editorial Observer: The Man Who Changed the Constitution, TwiceBirch Bayh, who died on Thursday, produced two successful amendments to the Constitution. But the one closest to his heart — the popular election of the president — fell short. How Neil Armstrong Stayed HumbleHe refused to become a celebrity in the era of relentless puffery and self-promotion. Meet Blueface, the Self-Aware Rapper Who Knows He’s More Than a MemeA year ago, he had a few songs up on SoundCloud; now his song “Thotiana” is a Top 10 hit. But Blueface knows music is only part of the job. Mercury Is in Retrograde. Don’t Be Alarmed.Scientists will tell you it’s all an optical illusion and superstition. And even astrologers say it’s nothing to worry too much about. Morris Dees, a Co-Founder of the Southern Poverty Law Center, Is OustedThe Southern Poverty Law Center did not give a reason for firing Morris Dees, 82, but said that it was “committed to ensuring that the conduct of our staff reflects the mission of the organization.” Trump Can Be Sued for Defamation by Summer Zervos, ‘Apprentice’ Contestant, Court RulesIn a split decision, an appellate panel of the New York State Supreme Court ruled that a lawsuit against the president can proceed. Rockets Fired on Tel Aviv From Gaza, and Israel Strikes BackHamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad denied responsibility. The Israeli military struck back at Gaza early Friday. Britain’s Parliament Votes to Delay Brexit, but Not to Control ItAfter a very trying week, Prime Minister Theresa May enjoyed a rare legislative victory, if a small one, when lawmakers left her in the driver’s seat. Frank Cali, the Slain Gambino Boss, Was a ‘Ghost’ Who Avoided the LimelightKnown as Frank, Mr. Cali kept a low profile, yet he met the same bloody fate as many of his predecessors on Wednesday, gunned down in the street. Facebook Loses Top Executives, Including Chris CoxChris Cox, who is one of the social network’s highest ranking executives, and Chris Daniels, head of WhatsApp, are leaving Facebook. Mnuchin’s Hollywood Ties Raise Ethical Questions in China TalksThe Treasury Secretary is pressing China to give American movies greater access, raising conflict of interest concerns given his financial ties to the film industry. Tech Firm in Steele Dossier May Have Been Used by Russian SpiesA former F.B.I. cyberexpert found evidence that suggests that Russian spies used networks run by Aleksej Gubarev to hack the Democratic Party in 2016. What Can Ferns Teach Us About Surviving Turbulent Times?The oldest plants on earth serve as modest ballasts in floral arrangements, as well as in life. ‘The Highwaymen’ Review: Grumpy Old Men on the Trail of Glamorous KillersBonnie and Clyde’s story is retold from the point of view of their executioners, played by Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson. On Pro Basketball: DeMarcus Cousins and the Golden State Soap OperaScoring down low, passing out of the post, setting meaty screens — Cousins does things that the Warriors have seldom featured. Vivian Cherry, Socially Aware Street Photographer, Dies at 98Ms. Cherry was originally a dancer, but she abandoned the “fantasy world” of dance as a young woman to document the reality of life in New York. Trilobites: What Makes a Waterfall? Maybe It Forms ItselfAn experiment with a river built in a lab suggests that geological histories around the world may need to be rewritten. Sealed Cache of Moon Rocks to Be Opened by NASAA half-century ago, three containers of lunar samples were set aside, to await study by more advanced technology. Their time has come. More Recent Articles
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