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Baltimore mayor takes leave of absence as book-selling scandal grows Baltimore's Democratic Mayor Catherine E. Pugh said Monday she would be taking an "indefinite leave of absence" due to her deteriorating health.      U.S. Forces Korea allow face masks to ward off fine dust pollution U.S. army personnel in South Korea are being allowed to wear masks while in uniform to defend against a different kind of attack: fine dust pollution.   Detroit Lions to sign former Broncos, Rams running back C.J. Anderson Former Los Angeles Rams and Denver Broncos running back C.J. Anderson agreed to a contract with the Detroit Lions on Monday.   March Madness: North Carolina freshman Nassir Little declares for NBA Draft North Carolina Tar Heels freshman Nassir Little decided to declare for the 2019 NBA Draft after one season at the school.   March Madness: John Calipari agrees to lifetime contract at Kentucky Kentucky Wildcats head coach John Calipari agreed to a lifetime contract at the school, the coach confirmed on his radio show Monday.   Lakers' LeBron James to skip FIBA World Cup; could play in 2020 Olympics Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James won't play in this year's FIBA World Cup in China, but could play in the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.   British Parliament fails to adopt an alternative to Theresa May's Brexit deal The British Parliament failed to select an alternative to Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plan on Monday.   St. Louis Cardinals spoil Pittsburgh Pirates' home opener with extra-inning win St. Louis shortstop Paul DeJong scored on a passed ball in the 11th inning as the Cardinals rallied for a 6-5 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday.   Mandan, N.D., police treating 4 deaths at business as homicides Police in North Dakota say they're investigating the discovery of four bodies inside the building of a property management business as homicides Monday.   Kentucky offers coach John Calipari lifetime contract Kentucky has offered basketball coach John Calipari a lifetime contract in a deal that would include a head-coaching extension and ambassador role.   Cleveland Browns trade DE Emmanuel Ogbah to Kansas City Chiefs The Cleveland Browns traded defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah to the Kansas City Chiefs, the team announced Monday.   Dow Jones rises 300 points on first day of new quarter U.S. financial markets turned in a strong showing to start off the second quarter of the fiscal calendar Monday amid a positive outlook for a trade deal with China.   3 World War II service members ID'd 7 seven years after death Scientists have identified the remains of three service members killed more than seven decades ago during World War II, the Defense Department announced Monday.   Lunar lander firm OrbitBeyond eyes Florida for new facilityVolodymyr Zelensky to face Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in runoff Ukrainian comedian Volodymyr Zelensky garnered a commanding lead over the competition in the country's presidential election Monday.   Closer Craig Kimbrel eyed by a few teams Closer Craig Kimbrel still is looking for a team to pitch for, and has a number of potential suitors interested in him.   Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro announces 30-day electricity rationing Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced Monday a 30-day ration on electricity after weeks of power outages in the beleaguered country.   Wearable device may take place of biopsy for blood colllection A new device for screening blood is capable of capturing 3.5 times the number of cancer cells as the current method, according to University of Michigan researchers that developed it.   Keenan Allen calls Le'Veon Bell's rap 'trash' Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen didn't hold back in his critique of Le'Veon Bell's latest music, calling it trash on Twitter.   In photos: Moments from MLB opening day Major League Baseball kicks off the season with opening day games across the country on March 28, 2019.   Short sleep duration, not sleep apnea, linked to daytime sleepiness Daytime sleepiness is associated with short sleep duration, not obstructive sleep apnea, according to new research. Sleep apnea was, however, linked to higher incidences hypertension, obesity and dyslipidemia.   Watch: Goat ejected from Utah school bus A mischievous goat had to be escorted away from a school bus stop in Utah when it repeatedly attempted to follow children onto the vehicle.   Burger King rolls out vegetarian 'Impossible Whopper' Burger King began Monday test-marketing its Impossible Whopper, made with plant-based patties but touted as identical in taste to a regular Whopper.   Watch: Notebooks spell out message for Guinness record A senior citizens' home in India broke a Guinness World Record by creating a message from large letters formed by notebooks.   Emotional end for Duke after Sunday's loss in NCAA tourney It was not the outcome that the Duke Blue Devils wanted, and emotions ran high for the team after their loss Sunday in the NCAA tournament.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Slashing Central American aid could drive more migrants to the U.S.Cutting off assistance to Central America "would be counterproductive" and "will not in any way better the situation of migrants who are fleeing," a former Trump adviser says.   Venezuela's hospitals see rising death toll from blackoutsOne doctor told NBC News at least two patients died over the weekend in the heat when the lights went out, and medical groups see the death toll rising. U.K. lawmakers again fail to agree on how to leave the E.U., as deadline looms"There are no ideal choices available and there are very good arguments against any possible outcome at the moment," said one lawmaker. Elton John, George Clooney urge boycott of Brunei-linked hotelsThe tiny monarchy, which owns the Beverly Hills Hotel and Hotel Bel-Air, will reportedly start instituting Sharia law for crimes including homosexuality. No joke: Comedian leading in Ukraine presidential election“You don’t need experience to be president, you just need to be a decent human being," was a mantra repeated by the candidates' aides. New Japanese imperial era 'Reiwa' takes name from ancient poetryThe country had been anxiously awaiting the new era name, or "gengo," which is used on coins, calendars, newspapers and in official paperwork, and over time captures a national mood. America would run out of avocados in three weeks if Trump shuts down the U.S.-Mexico borderNearly half of all imported U.S. vegetables and 40 percent of imported fruit are grown in Mexico. Suspect in killing of Kim Jong Un's half brother avoids death penaltyLawyers for two women initially implicated in Kim Jong Nam's murder have said they were pawns in a political assassination. More Recent Articles
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For Many British Businesses, Brexit Has Already HappenedNo one knows how the politics of Brexit will end. But the twisting road has already cooled investment and damaged the nation’s reputation as a haven for commerce. Parliament Votes Down Brexit Alternatives, Worsening DeadlockLawmakers rejected alternative proposals to Prime Minister Theresa May’s already-rejected proposal, with less than two weeks until an April 12 deadline. White House Whistle-Blower Tells Congress of Irregularities in Security ClearancesA manager in the White House’s Personnel Security Office said administration officials granted clearances to at least 25 people whose applications had been denied by career employees. White House Whistle-Blower Did the Unexpected: She Returned to Work“She wasn’t looking to go public,” Tricia Newbold’s lawyer said. “But her back was to the wall and she did what she had to do.” A Political Quake in Turkey as Erdogan’s Party Loses in His Home Base of SupportThe feeble economy and a disciplined opposition showed that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has dominated for nearly two decades, has weaknesses. As India Votes, False Posts and Hate Speech Flummox FacebookWith as many as 879 million eligible voters set to cast ballots in the coming weeks, Facebook is struggling to cope with the disinformation and hate speech that is circulating online. Impasse Over Aid for Puerto Rico Stalls Billions in Federal Disaster ReliefThe Senate voted down two disaster aid bills as Republicans and Democrats clashed over President Trump’s opposition to sending more food and infrastructure help to Puerto Rico. Kamala Harris Raised $12 Million in First Quarter for 2020 Bid, Her Campaign SaysThe California senator received 218,000 contributions, and 98 percent were under $100. Security Clearances, Nipsey Hussle, April Fools’: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The Wrong Time for Joe BidenHe’s not a sexual predator, but he is out of touch. Trump’s Border ‘Solutions’ Will Make Things WorseThere’s been a surge of migrant families at the southern border. The answer is not to close the border and cut off aid to Central American nations. Why You Love Mayor PeteButtigieg detaches progressive policy from the culture war. A Budget With Real Wins for New YorkersDemocrats in Albany have more work to do, but there’s plenty to celebrate in this $175 billion budget. Republican Health Care Lying SyndromeEven Trump supporters don’t believe the party’s promises. A New Egyptian Power PlayBy pushing new constitutional changes, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi aims to become president for life. That seems fine with President Trump. ‘We Went From Being Poor to Living in Misery’A wave of countrywide blackouts in Venezuela has exposed the extent to which the state has failed, forcing the population to improvise quick fixes to cope with a catastrophe. What Trump Gets Wrong About Central American AidAssistance doesn’t work. But ending it is likely to drive up immigration. Abortion Cases: A Conservative Judicial Agenda?Linda Greenhouse responds to readers’ comments on how abortion law is being influenced by the judiciary. Lessons From the Auto Rescue, 10 Years LaterSometimes, swift and forceful government intervention in the private sector is the only way out of a crisis. What My Fellow Liberals Don’t Get About VenezuelaStop sanitizing a tyrannical dictator. My country deserves change. Vietnam’s Empty ForestsThe Asian nation is a hot spot of biological diversity, but local and international conservation groups are struggling to halt what amounts to animal genocide. On Baseball: How the Slugging Catcher Became an Endangered Species in the MajorsAs teams emphasize better defense behind the plate, everyday catchers with big bats are becoming increasingly hard to find. Metropolitan Diary: ‘After We Hung Up, I Received a Simple Text: Just His First Name.’Making plans to return a lost wallet, overheard in a Brooklyn bookstore and other reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary. Boeing Fix for 737 Max Software Is DelayedAs part of its internal review process, Boeing determined that more work was needed on the update before it was submitted to the F.A.A. South Carolina Family Seeks Answers After Fifth Grader Dies Following School Fight“I want to find out what happened, how it happened and who was involved,” said the father of Raniya Wright. Chinese Dissidents Feel Heat of Beijing’s Wrath. Even in Canada.She thought she would be safe in Toronto. Then she began speaking out against the Chinese government and became the victim of a lurid smear campaign. Baltimore Mayor to Take Leave of Absence Amid Children’s Book ScandalCatherine Pugh’s office said she was recovering from pneumonia, even as Maryland’s governor called for an investigation into payments to the mayor for her “Healthy Holly” children’s books. Avocado Shortages and Price Spikes: How Trump’s Border Closing Would Hit U.S.The president says shutting the border will punish Mexico, but economists say the economic damage to the United States would resemble the aftermath of a natural disaster. Stop Asking Kids What They Want to Be When They Grow UpThe question forces children to define themselves in terms of work. How to Make Your Phone Limit Your Screen Time For YouThe latest iPhone and the newest version of Google’s Android come with tools to limit how much time you stare at your screen. Here’s how to make them useful instead of nags you’ll eventually turn off. How Billie Eilish Is Redefining Teen-Pop StardomThe fastest-rising pop star of the moment is 17 and writes off-kilter hits with her older brother from their parents’ house. Breaking down Billie Eilish’s “Bury a Friend,” we show a new model for making it big. In Europe, a Bitter Battle Between Clubs and Leagues Is Taking ShapeProposals to restrict access to the Champions League and shift some of its matches to weekend dates long reserved for domestic league play have raised hackles. The Checkup: How to Minimize Exposures to Hormone DisruptersExperts say adults and children alike can benefit from avoiding canned goods and certain plastics and substituting natural products for commercial cleaning products. More Recent Articles
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