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Protesters vow to remain in streets, suspend communication with military despite warning Sudanese protestors defied military demands and said they will continue demonstrating in Khartoum until civil rule is instituted.      Alleged New Mexico militia commander pleads not guilty to weapons charges A member of an anti-migrant militia in New Mexico pleaded not guilty Monday to charges that he possessed a firearm as a felon.   Atlanta Falcons' Grady Jarrett signs $15.2 million franchise tag Atlanta Falcons defensive lineman Grady Jarrett signed his franchise tag tender, the team announced Monday.   Duke Blue Devils land Cassius Stanley over Oregon, UCLA, Kansas The Duke Blue Devils had 4-star prospect Cassius Stanley commit to the school, likely securing the top recruiting class in the country.   Alabama Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban undergoes hip replacement surgery Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban underwent hip replacement surgery, the school announced Monday.   Michael Avenatti accused of stealing from Miami Heat's Hassan Whiteside Attorney Michael Avenatti is accused in federal court documents of embezzling $2.75 million from Miami Heat star Hassan Whiteside.   Facebook hires State Department lawyer Jennifer Newstead as legal counsel Facebook announced Monday that U.S. Department of State legal adviser Jennifer Newstead will join the company as general counsel.   Cardinals place pitcher Michael Wacha on injured list St.Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Michael Wacha has been placed on the 10-day injured list with patellar tendinitis in his left knee.   House Judiciary Committee subpoenas former White House counsel Don McGahn Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., issued a subpoena on Monday seeking testimony from former White House counsel Don McGahn.   U.S. offers $10M for financial disruption to Lebanon's Hezbollah The U.S. government on Monday offered a $10 million reward for information leading to a financial disruption to the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.   Children in U.S. don't drink enough water, opt for sugary juice instead On any given day, 1 in 5 American youngsters don't drink any water at all, a new survey shows -- and those who don't end up consuming almost twice as many calories from sugar-sweetened beverages.   SpaceX to launch cargo resupply mission despite Crew Dragon mishap The 'anomaly' experienced by SpaceX's Crew Dragon over the weekend won't affect the company's planned space station resupply mission.   WNBA and CBS agree to multiyear television deal The Women's National Basketball Association and CBS on Monday announced a multiyear partnership in which CBS Sports Network will televise live games this season.   Yankees release pitcher Gio Gonzalez from minor league contract The New York Yankees have released veteran starting pitcher Gio Gonzalez, allowing him to hit the free agent market.   Medical marijuana use on the rise among cancer patients Americans with cancer are more likely to use marijuana and prescription opioids than those without cancer, and the use of medical marijuana by this group is on the rise, new research shows.   UFC fighter Rodrigo de Lima killed after argument with ride-sharing driver UFC fighter Rodrigo de Lima is dead after allegedly being run over by a car following an argument with a ride-share driver in Belem, Brazil.   Female sand tiger sharks visit the same shipwrecks off North Carolina coast Every year or two, female sand tiger sharks return to the same shipwrecks off the North Carolina coast.   Watch: Dust devil creates plume of dirt in Virginia A worker at a construction business in Virginia captured the moment a dust devil touched down and created a large plume of dirt.   Watch: Fox rescued from milk carton in Argentina A truck driver who spotted a fox with a milk carton stuck on its head next to an Argentina road pulled over and filmed his rescue.   Kylian Mbappe 'invested' in PSG, won't go to Real Madrid Paris Saint-Germain star Kylian Mbappe said he is invested in the Ligue 1 club and doesn't plan to go to La Liga power Real Madrid.   Eiffel Tower turns off lights to honor those killed in Sri Lanka attacks Paris' iconic Eiffel Tower went dark at midnight Sunday to honor those who died in the Easter bombings of churches and hotels in Sri Lanka.   Watch: Bear climbs on surprised couple's elevated porch A Pennsylvania couple captured video of a black bear making an Easter visit to their home and climbing the porch to reach a bird feeder.   New additive yields longer-lasting lithium batteries As electric vehicles and other battery-powered technologies proliferate, scientists are searching for ways to make energy storage safer and more resilient.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Sri Lanka attack: Internet shutdowns more common than you thinkSince 2011, an expert has documented more than 400 cases of internet blackouts, with about 150 of them occurring last year alone.   'Big-hearted' American, billionaire's kids among dead in Sri Lanka attackColleagues of Denver man were urged to "remember his love of life and his love of solving people’s problems." Three dead after earthquake hits PhilippinesA strong earthquake in the Philippines trapped people in a collapsed building, damaged an airport terminal and knocked out power in at least one province. Migrants traveling through Mexico see less support, aid"I thought that with the baby, people would help me on road," said one migrant mother who had heard other caravans had received assistance. Sri Lanka was warned of terrorist plot weeks ago, but 'never expected it to be so big'"We never expected it to be so big," the chief of staff to the country's president told NBC News. "We never thought it would happen so soon." Tesla investigates viral video of Model S exploding in parking lotThere have been at least 14 instances of Tesla cars catching fire since 2013, with the majority occurring after a crash. Orphaned gorillas strike a pose in park ranger's selfieVirunga National Park said the selfie happened under "exceptional circumstances," reminding people not to approach gorillas in the wild. Russian operative Maria Butina has learned her lesson, lawyers sayMaria Butina, the American University graduate student and gun rights activist, is asking to serve no additional prison time when she is sentenced April 26. 290 killed as Easter Sunday blasts hit churches, hotels in Sri LankaThe government declared a curfew and said it had shut down access to major social media sites and messaging services. Comedian with no political experience is elected Ukraine's presidentHe recently starred in a TV series in which he played a history teacher who is elected president after his rant about government corruption goes viral. More Recent Articles
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Pelosi Urges Caution on Impeachment as Some Democrats Push to BeginA letter and a conference call by Speaker Nancy Pelosi appeared intended to shore up support for the investigations already begun rather than impeachment proceedings. Trump and Allies Ramp Up Attacks as McGahn Emerges as Chief Witness in the Mueller ReportThe president’s lawyers have attacked the former White House counsel since Robert Mueller released his report on whether the president obstructed justice. As Herman Cain Bows Out of Fed Contention, Focus Shifts to Stephen MooreMr. Cain withdrew in the face of allegations of sexual harassment, even as Mr. Moore, the president’s other embattled pick, faced allegations of sexism. U.S. Moves to Stop All Nations From Buying Iranian Oil, but China Is DefiantOil prices rose to their highest levels since October in anticipation of Monday’s announcement by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. Trump administration officials had debated the move. Supreme Court to Decide Whether Landmark Civil Rights Law Applies to Gay and Transgender WorkersThe justices must decide if a law that forbids employment discrimination based on sex also bars discrimination based on sexual orientation or transgender status. Sri Lanka, Impeachment, Earth Day: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Sri Lanka’s Unending Civil WarModern social media added fuel to the sectarian fires still smoldering after the country’s civil strife. The Lure of ImpeachmentWe need congressional action to cure our body politic as much as we need it for our moral health. The Great Republican AbdicationA party that no longer believes in American values. Sri Lanka Shut Down Social Media. My First Thought Was ‘Good.’As a tech journalist, I’m ashamed to admit it. But this is how bad the situation has gotten. There’s a Bigger Prize Than ImpeachmentKeeping Trump in office will destroy the Republican Party. There Should Be More Rituals!The small acts that keep a society together. What Jordan Peterson Did for MeHe’s the reason I’m at Cambridge, which is why the university’s decision to revoke his invitation to do research there is so disconcerting. What the Census Case Will Say About the Supreme CourtCan the Trump administration add a citizenship question? The answer will be a test of the court’s politicization. news analysis: The Border Realities Beneath the FuryThe Trump administration’s hard-line immigration policies, and rhetoric, are straining the daily cross-border existence of those in Cali-Baja. A C.E.O.’s Plea: Don’t Mess With the CensusAmerican businesses rely on data from the census. Please don’t ruin it by adding a citizenship question. Don’t Call It Tex-MexA writer and chef is on a quest to tell the world about Texas Mexican food, the cooking of South Texas and northern Mexico that predates and spans the border. Nonfiction: Two New Books Dramatically Capture the Climate Change CrisisIn David Wallace-Wells’s “The Uninhabitable Earth” and Nathaniel Rich’s “Losing Earth,” we have a picture of the increasingly dire problem of global warming. Metropolitan Diary: ‘He Nodded, Apparently Took the Sign Literally and Rushed Up the Steps’Waiting to see a popular show, stopped for running a red light on a big day and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary. Man Who Threatened to Kill Boston Globe Employees Will Plead Guilty, Lawyer SaysIn a series of phone calls, Robert D. Chain called The Boston Globe the “enemy of the people” and threatened to shoot employees, court documents show. Google Employees Say They Faced Retaliation After Organizing WalkoutTwo Google workers who called for an employee protest over the company’s treatment of sexual harassment said they were demoted or told their role would change. Kamala Harris Proposes Executive Orders on Gun ControlMs. Harris pledged to implement measures that have long failed to pass in Congress, including mandatory background checks and regulations on manufacturers. F.B.I. Was Told That Militia in New Mexico Planned to Kill Obama and ClintonLarry Mitchell Hopkins, leader of an armed group that detained migrant families along the border, appeared in federal court on Monday to face a weapons charge. Wisconsin Woman Used Hacked Facebook Accounts to Recruit for ISIS, Prosecutors SayIn two unrelated cases, the woman, Waheba Issa Dais, and a Wisconsin man pleaded guilty to crimes related to providing support for the Islamic State. A Vicious, Untreatable Killer Leaves China GuessingAfrican swine fever, which harms pigs but not humans, has swept across the country, the world’s largest pork producer. And the government knows about only some of the cases. Why Has Australia Fallen Out of Love With Immigration?With its largest cities struggling to manage growth and after years of anti-immigrant rhetoric from politicians, most Australians now say their country no longer needs more people. The New Health Care: What Can the U.S. Health System Learn From Singapore?Americans argue over insurance while Singaporeans keep perfecting the delivery of care. United Airlines Employee Charged With Using Racial Slurs Toward CustomerAfter originally being given a citation, the employee has since been charged in Texas with a misdemeanor. On YouTube, ‘Game of Thrones’ Superfans Prepare for the EndThe HBO fantasy epic has inspired a universe of video commentators and dissectors online. Like other fans, they’re girding themselves for the end of their obsession. Well : Why Does Exercise Guard Against Cancer? Inflammation May Play a RoleHow exercise guards against colon cancer and other types of cancer remains a mystery. The Checkup: The Search for a Biomarker for Early Autism DiagnosisChildren with autism spectrum disorder took significantly longer to look away from a video when their names were called, a new study found. Personal Health: Should You Be Eating Eggs?Do eggs raise your cholesterol? The advice keeps changing. More Recent Articles
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