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Detroit Red Wings officially name Steve Yzerman as general manager The Detroit Red Wings named Hockey Hall of Fame forward and Red Wings icon Steve Yzerman as the team's next executive vice president and general manager.      5-star prospect Matthew Hurt commits to Duke over Kentucky, Kansas The Duke Blue Devils landed a commitment from five-star prospect Matthew Hurt, the school announced Friday.   Salt Lake temple to close 4 years for renovations The iconic Salt Lake Temple, headquarters of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is expected to close for four years to undergo renovations, church officials announced Friday.   New York Mets place Jacob deGrom on injured list; to undergo MRI on elbow New York Mets ace Jacob deGrom traveled back to New York on Friday and will undergo an MRI on his right elbow Monday, the team announced.   Jacksonville Jaguars' Jalen Ramsey responds to Tom Coughlin's criticism Jacksonville star cornerback Jalen Ramsey responded Friday to Jaguars executive vice president of football operations Tom Coughlin's criticism of his absence.   NBA Playoffs: Sixers' Joel Embiid doubtful for Game 4 vs. Nets Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid is doubtful for Game 4 of a first round Eastern Conference playoff series against the Brooklyn Nets on Saturday in Brooklyn.   Watch: Russian Daniil Medvedev upsets world No. 1 Novak Djokovic World No. 1 Novak Djokovic suffered a shocking upset to Russian men's tennis player Danill Medvedev Friday at the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters.   'Conjuring' inspiration Lorraine Warren dead at 92 Lorraine Warren, one-half of the paranormal investigative team that inspired "The Amityville Horror" and "The Conjuring" film franchise, died, her family said. She was 92.   Adnan Syed's lawyers to petition U.S. Supreme Court for new trial Maryland's highest court on Friday declined to reconsider its decision not to allow a new trial for "Serial" podcast subject Adnan Syed, whose lawyers said they now plan to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.   Many American-born children living in Mexico lack needed records With American-born children living in Mexico, both countries are making efforts to ensure they are documented and have access to education and social services.   Look: Police find alligator during search of home in California Authorities conducting a search on a California home said they ended up seizing a ferret and a 5-foot alligator from the house.   Watch: Workers high five 509 times in three minutes A Canadian company said employees unofficially broke a Guinness World Record by completing 509 high fives in three minutes.   Children judge people based on facial features, just like adults Children judge and adjust their behavior toward people based on the person's facial features, just like adults do.   Parents who shackled, tortured a dozen children get 25 years in prison A California judge on Friday sentenced two parents to 25 years to life in prison for holding 12 of their 13 children captive and abusing some of them.   Angered by Notre Dame donations, Yellow Vests plan Saturday protest French Yellow Vest protesters -- some angered by hundreds of millions of dollars in donations made toward rebuilding the Notre-Dame Cathedral -- plan to demonstrate this weekend.   Psychological intervention helps patients prevent gum disease Researchers observed a reduction in dental plaque and bleeding, as well as an increase in dental cleanings among adults with moderate periodontal disease.   Abnormally wet spring delays Midwest planting An abnormally wet spring has pushed planting season across the Midwest behind schedule.   NWS upgrades Hurricane Michael to historic Category 5 storm When Hurricane Michael hit Florida last fall, it was a Category 5 storm -- the first to hit the United States in a quarter-century and just one of four ever to make landfall at that strength, meteorologists said Friday.   Anna Camp, Skylar Astin split after over two years of marriage "Pitch Perfect" co-stars Anna Camp and Skylar Astin have split after over two years of marriage, the pair announced on Friday.   Marianne Williamson running for president as a 'political visionary' Marianne Williamson is seeking to earn the Democratic nomination for president in 2020 by promising to disrupt the modern political system.   Watch: Woman trapped inside closed Walmart garden center A Texas woman was locked inside a Walmart garden center for nearly an hour after the section of the store closed.   Fiat Chrysler recalls 320,000 Dodge Darts for transmission issue Fiat Chrysler Automobiles said Friday it's recalling more than 320,000 Dodge Dart sedans to fix a potential transmission defect.   Maryland man collects his second $100,000 lottery prize An 89-year-old Maryland man collected a $100,000 lottery prize about a decade after collecting another prize of the same amount.   Ancent Peruvian microbrewery, sour ale helps explain longevity of the Wari empire The study of an ancient microbrewery in Peru and its supply of a sour beer has provided scientists new insights into the stability of the Wari empire.   Watch: 'Sesame Street' teaches respect in 'Westworld,' 'Game of Thrones' Cookie Monster and Elmo brought peace to "Westworld" foes Dolores and Bernard and warring "Game of Thrones" siblings Cersei and Tyrion.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Hundreds gathered for Good Friday service near Notre Dame“Fire can touch the building but the faith is something remains untouchable,” attendee Patricia Calvi said.   U.S. restrictions seen as drag on Cuba's economy"Foreign investors are going to think twice," one expert said. "And this is fundamental for the Cuban economy." Jess Roskelley, American alpine climber caught in avalanche, 'died doing what he loved'Roskelley was named one of the world's "most adventurous" people by Men's Journal last year. Notre Dame official says 'computer glitch' could be fire culpritRector Patrick Chauvet did not elaborate on the exact nature of the glitch, adding that "we may find out what happened in two or three months." Rome's 'Holy Stairs' uncovered for first time in 300 yearsThe marble steps will remain bare for devout pilgrims to climb until they are covered again in June. U.S. professional climber among 3 missing after Canadian avalancheJess Roskelley from Spokane, Washington, in 2003 became the youngest American to summit Mount Everest. He was aged 20. No proof in Mueller's report of Russian meddling, Kremlin saysThe report's publication offered Russian officials another "I-told-you-so" moment to deny any efforts to help Trump win the U.S. presidency. Journalist, 29, shot dead while covering riot in Northern Ireland"We believe this to be a terrorist act," police said. Relic rescued from Notre Dame to get key role at Good Friday processionEvents including a Good Friday ceremony and Easter Mass had been scheduled to take place at the cathedral before this week's devastating fire. Soccer players launch social media boycott over racial abuse"Football has a problem with racism," England and Tottenham defender Danny Rose said. "I don't want any future players to go through what I've been through in my career." More Recent Articles
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Reaction to Mueller Report Divides Along Partisan LinesIn an era of deep polarization, Mr. Mueller’s 448-page report quickly became yet another case study in the disparate realities of American politics. Americans Agree on One Thing About the Mueller Report: Disgust With the Country’s LeadersPeople of all political persuasions shared one feeling: disgust with the country’s leaders and a sense that important issues, such as health care, continued to be ignored. Sanders’s ‘Slip of the Tongue’ Would Be a Problem in Some White Houses. Not Trump’s.Unlike previous administrations, where officials feared blows to their credibility in public, President Trump’s press aides are generally performing for an audience of one — the president. A Darker Portrait Emerges of Trump’s Attacks on the Justice DepartmentThe Mueller report showed that Justice Department leaders were more deeply under siege than previously known. Mueller Report Likely to Renew Scrutiny of Steele DossierThe special counsel revealed that some claims in the dossier appeared to be false while others were impossible to prove. Republicans have vowed to investigate. Notre-Dame’s Safety Planners Underestimated the Risk, With Devastating ResultsThe man who oversaw the design of the fire safety system at the cathedral said he was “stunned” at the fire’s speed. Experts said the system included delays that cost firefighters critical minutes. A Guide to Our Notre-Dame Fire CoverageA look at a blaze that ravaged a symbol of Paris, prompted calls for people to unite in restoring it and spurred inquiries into how such a catastrophe could have been prevented. The Long Run: Pete Buttigieg Fired South Bend’s Black Police Chief. It Still Stings.Mr. Buttigieg’s firing of popular black police chief Darryl Boykins unleashed a blizzard of claims, counterclaims, lawsuits and anguish in the minority community. Betting on the Royal BabyIn Britain’s celebrity pregnancy economy, Meghan Markle’s unborn child is inspiring wagers, luxury cookie tins and diamond-encrusted jars of diaper rash cream. Mueller Report, Notre-Dame, Royal Baby: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The Mueller Report and the Danger Facing American DemocracyA perceived victory for Russian interference poses a serious risk for the United States. Conservatives Should Thank MuellerA scrupulous report saved an unscrupulous president. In a Functional Country, We Would Be on the Road to ImpeachmentMueller laid out the evidence for members of Congress to take action against President Trump. Will they? How Barr and Trump Use a Russian Disinformation TacticThey were able to define “collusion” to benefit themselves. Don’t let them twist meanings again with their “spying” investigation. What It Means to Worship a Man Crucified as a CriminalA God who allows suffering is a mystery, but so is a God who suffered. Robert Mueller in the Age of the UnicornThe Mueller report won’t move the political needle. Trump supporters always knew he was a scam artist. Progressive Capitalism Is Not an OxymoronWe can save our broken economic system from itself. Mueller Hints at a National-Security NightmareThe missing piece of the report is a counterintelligence investigation that should set off alarm bells about our democracy and security. How Don McGahn Handled a Dishonest PresidentWe should be grateful for his resistance to wrongdoing while working for the Trump White House. What France Has Money ForA burned cathedral, but not an angry, dissatisfied people. Why Can’t I Get the Wine I Want for Passover?I’ll have to make it myself. Work Friend: The Wages of Being a Woman at WorkLet’s just say they’re a little low. Judge Delivers Major Setback to Trump Policy to Increase Coal Mining on Federal LandThe Interior Department acted illegally when it sought to lift an Obama-era moratorium on coal mining on public lands, a court found. Tesla to Shrink Board of Directors by Four PeopleThe move, which will reduce the number of directors to seven, is meant to improve corporate governance of the electric car company. Clare Bronfman Pleads Guilty in Nxivm ‘Sex Cult’ Case, Leaving Leader to Stand Trial AloneThe Seagram’s liquor heiress was one of two women who pleaded guilty on Friday in a racketeering case against the cultlike group that branded members. Man Charged in Racist Threats Against Cory Booker and Rashida TlaibThe man, John J. Kless, of Florida, made phone calls laced with slurs to the lawmakers, and to another member of Congress in California, on April 16, according to court records. ISIS Claims First Attack in the Democratic Republic of CongoIslamic State propagandists said the group was responsible for an assault that left eight Congolese soldiers dead. It was the group’s first Congo attack. Couple Who Tortured 12 Children in Their California Home Are Sentenced to LifeThe couple starved, beat and shackled their children to their beds. Their crimes were only discovered when one child found the courage to escape and call for help. Trump Endorses an Aspiring Libyan Strongman, Reversing PolicyThe United States had condemned the Libyan militia leader Khalifa Hifter for trying to depose a U.N.-backed government. Now President Trump has backed him. Breanna Stewart Shows the Toll of Pro Women’s Basketball’s Never-Ending GrindStewart, like many women, plays overseas in the W.N.B.A.’s off-season to earn more money. But the endless season takes a mental toll and, as an injured Stewart shows, a physical one. Merger Talks of Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank Roil EmotionsA proposed deal is meeting resistance from labor, regulators and some shareholders. But there is also political momentum in Germany for a tie-up. In John Cameron Mitchell’s Podcast, a Rock Musical That’s All in Your Head“Anthem: Homunculus” is a six-hour, 10-episode epic about a man and his teratoma. The tumor sings. As do Glenn Close, Patti LuPone and Cynthia Erivo. More Recent Articles
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