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Medical Examiner: Queens woman found dead in suitcase died of 'asphyxia' The woman whose body was found stuffed and bound in a suitcase in Connecticut died of asphyxiation, authorities said. Chicago man sentenced to 16 years after pleading guilty to downtown terrorism bomb plot A Chicago man was sentenced to 16 years in prison Monday, six years after he was arrested for attempting to detonate an explosive device in an FBI sting operation. Donald Trump pardons former soldier convicted of killing Iraqi prisoner President Donald Trump on Monday pardoned a former Army first lieutenant who was convicted of killing an Iraqi detainee. In photos: Moments from the 2019 Met Gala pink carpet Stars walk the pink carpet at The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute benefit "Camp: Notes on Fashion" at Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City on May 6, 2019. Chicago Bears to trade for Oakland Raiders kicker Eddy Pineiro The Chicago Bears are adding another kicker to their roster as the franchise continues its off-season mission to fix its kicking woes. Chinese delegation to hold trade talks in U.S. amid tariff hike threat A Chinese delegation led by Vice Premier Liu He is expected to follow through on plans to visit the United States this week, amid U.S. plans to increase tariffs on Chinese goods. Suspended former Steelers, Raiders WR Martavis Bryant to apply for reinstatement Suspended former Pittsburgh Steelers and Oakland Raiders wide receiver Martavis Bryant said that he plans to apply for reinstatement in the coming weeks. Mississippi River levy breaks in Missouri, prompting evacuation A levee northwest of St. Louis broke Monday, inundating an RV park with waters from the swollen Mississippi River, local officials said. Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Gerald McCoy fires back at Bruce Arians, critics Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive lineman Gerald McCoy took to social media to address critics who questioned his commitment and skill on the field. Steven Mnuchin denies request to release Trump's tax returns to Congress Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin rejected a request to release President Donald Trump's tax returns to Congress. Use of meds for enlarged prostate may delay cancer diagnosis Men who take medicines for an enlarged prostate can have years-long delays in their diagnosis of prostate cancer and more advanced prostate cancer when they're diagnosed, a new study finds. Donald Trump awards Tiger Woods Presidential Medal of Freedom President Donald Trump presented Tiger Woods with the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Monday, less than a month after the golf star won his first major championship in more than a decade. Israel, Gaza reach cease-fire after weekend missile exchanges Israel and Palestinian groups in Gaza reached a cease-fire Monday after a weekend in which hundreds of missiles were fired between the two sides and more than two dozen people in Gaza were killed. Golden State Warriors' DeMarcus Cousins expects to return this postseason Golden State Warriors center DeMarcus Cousins said he expects to return this postseason after sustaining a partially torn quadriceps muscle in the first round. Look: Amy Schumer, Chris Fischer welcome baby boy Actor Amy Schumer announced Monday she and her husband Chris Fischer welcomed a baby boy overnight. CDC: 764 cases of measles reported in 23 states More than 764 cases of measles have been reported throughout the United States in 2019, the Center for Disease Control reported Monday. E-cigarettes used in about 5 percent of U.S. homes with kids New research suggests that vaping parents expose children to secondhand fumes that may be as harmful as tobacco smoke. Desperate Cuban migrants await Mexican exit visas to travel to U.S. border Thousands of Cuban migrants lined up outside an immigration office in Tapachula, Mexico, awaiting exit visas allowing them to travel to the United States. Watch: Bear steals trash can from outside Ohio home An Ohio family's home security camera captured the moment a black bear ran off with their outdoor trash can. Portland Timbers trade Costa Rican midfielder David Guzman to Columbus Crew The Portland Timbers traded Costa Rican midfielder David Guzman to the Columbus Crew on Monday in exchange for an international roster spot. Alligator found in the ocean surf at South Carolina beach Beach patrol personnel in South Carolina rescued an unusual swimmer in the ocean surf -- a small alligator. New telescopes to help astronomers acquire sharper black hole images Earlier this year, scientists captured the first up-close image of a black hole. Now, researchers are working on plans to produce even sharper images of the cosmic phenomena. Ex-Justice officials: Trump would've been indicted if not president after Mueller report More than 400 former Justice Department officials said the Mueller report would have made the case for multiple counts of obstruction against President Trump had he not been protected from indictment by his office. Fluctuating oxygen caused evolutionary surges, extinctions during the Cambrian period Fluctuations in oxygen levels drove boom and bust periods of speciation and extinction during the Cambrian explosion. |
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Journalists jailed in Myanmar freed after more than 500 days behind barsThe pair had been working on an investigation into the killing of 10 Rohingya Muslim men and boys by security forces and Buddhist civilians. Pakistani police holding doctor for allegedly spreading HIVAuthorities believe that the doctor may have infected over 150 people, mostly children, by using contaminated syringes. Guinness tells nurse she can't break marathon record without wearing dress"It would be nice if they decided to revise their criteria instead of reinforcing old gender stereotypes," said nurse and runner Jessica Anderson. Looted art, gay rights merge in recovery of Polish paintingAfter returning a stolen painting they unknowingly possessed, a gay couple got engaged in Warsaw as an act of solidarity with Poland's LGBTQ community. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry welcome baby boy, the couple's first childThe baby will be seventh in line to the throne and is Queen Elizabeth II's eighth great-grandchild. Despite what Trump says, tariffs aren't boosting the American economy“His assertion generally that the Chinese are paying these tariffs is just simply nonsense. It’s a complete misunderstanding of how tariffs work," said one senior economist. New royal baby: Who's who in the monarchy and the line of successionThe former Meghan Markle gave birth to a boy on Monday — her first child with Prince Harry. The baby boy is seventh in line to the throne. Latin America's women soccer players seek change ahead of Women's World CupMelissa Ortiz, from Colombia's national team, was one of the players who started a high-profile social media campaign to focus on issues like pay and harassment. Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, goes into labor with first babyPrince Harry and the former "Suits" actress married last year in Windsor. Israel's Netanyahu, Hamas both boosted by deadly weekend in GazaAnalysis: Neither side has an appetite for an all-out war but are using the incremental violence to achieve their own specific goals, one analyst said. Black boxes recovered after fiery Russian jet crash kills dozensInvestigators are looking into three main possibilities: insufficient pilot qualifications, equipment failure and weather. Brunei says it won't enforce gay death penalty after backlashBrunei's sultan extended a death penalty moratorium to a law banning gay sex, seeking to temper a backlash led by celebs like George Clooney, Elton John. Dow plunges 450 points after Trump tweets on China trigger massive global selloffChinese officials reportedly pulled out of trade talks after Trump suddenly announced he would be more than doubling tariffs on most imported goods from China. U.S. deploying carrier strike group to send 'message' to IranNational security adviser John Bolton and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo didn't say what Iran had specifically done to trigger the action. Boeing didn't reveal safety alert wasn't working until after 737 crashThe indicator was supposed to tell pilots when sensors that measure the pitch of the plane's nose appear to conflict. Israel, Gaza forces agree to cease-fire after deadly weekendThe outburst of fighting broke a month-long lull as Egyptian mediators had been trying to negotiate a long-term truce between the two sides. 1 million species under threat of extinction because of humans, report finds“We are eroding the very foundations of our economies, livelihoods, food security, health and quality of life worldwide.” North Korea tests new missile — and Trump's resolveTensions have grown since the leaders failed to reach a deal during their summit in Hanoi in February. More Recent Articles
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Trump Advisers Accuse China of Reneging on Trade CommitmentsA trade war that seemed to be on the brink of ending now appears likely to be prolonged as President Trump threatens to impose more tariffs on China. How Chinese Spies Got the N.S.A.’s Hacking Tools, and Used Them for AttacksThe latest case of cyberweapons escaping American control raises questions about the United States’ expensive and dangerous digital arsenal. Trump Denies Democrats His Tax Returns and Prepares for a Contempt ShowdownA showdown between the executive and legislative branches has ratcheted up, as President Trump and his administration have resisted Democrats’ oversight efforts on multiple fronts. Inaugural Official Disputes White House Account of Her DepartureStephanie Winston Wolkoff, a former adviser to the first lady who played a key role in planning President Trump’s inaugural festivities, said she was “thrown under the bus.” Riley Howell’s Parents Say He Was Shot 3 Times While Tackling the U.N.C. Charlotte GunmanThe parents of the 21-year-old student, one of two killed in the shooting last week, said their son had died as he had lived: headlong and helpfully. Met Gala 2019: Photographs From the Red CarpetWho is the campiest of them all? Celine Dion, at the Met Gala, Is No One’s Paper DollHidden in plain sight for decades, the megastar steps out in eye-popping style for the Met Gala, reveling in her turn as a new favorite of fashion. New Tensions With Iran Threaten Nuclear Deal and, White House Says, U.S. TroopsThe mutual threats escalated action from both the U.S., which warned against attacks, and Iran, which said it would not fully comply with a deal President Trump already abandoned. Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, Gives Birth to a BoyThe newborn, the first multiracial baby in the monarchy’s recent history, is seventh in line to the British throne behind his father, Prince Harry. Chloroform in Childbirth? Yes, Please, the Queen SaidOver centuries of British royal births, witnesses were in the room and a monarch helped pioneer pain relief. Extinctions, William Barr, Met Gala: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Your Tuesday BriefingThe royal baby arrived. Let Robert Mueller TestifyEnough with William Barr’s obfuscation. Trump Helps Bigots Go ViralAs Facebook tries to ban extremists, the president amplifies them. A Tax That Could Fix Big TechPutting a levy on targeted ad revenue would give Facebook and Google a real incentive to change their dangerous business models. ‘Her Royal Highness and the Baby Are Both Doing Well’Harry and Meghan welcomed a baby boy at Frogmore Cottage. Trump Is Confused About Social Media. He’s Not Alone.The First Amendment doesn’t say you can tweet whatever you want. We Are Taking Religious Freedom Too FarWe have a right to practice our beliefs, but we don’t have the right to discriminate against others, or endanger their lives. Is Biden Really the Most ‘Electable’ Democrat?With a field this large, let’s not jump to conclusions. 7 Simple Ways to Protect Your Digital PrivacyYou’ve heard about plenty of privacy risks. Here’s what to do next. Exhibition Review: A Reimagined Spy Museum in Washington Doesn’t Flinch From the Darker SideBuilt for $162 million, the museum features flashy interactive exhibits but also grapples with intelligence failures, out-of-control surveillance and torture. Metropolitan Diary: ‘I Felt Terrible. True New Yorkers Don’t Acknowledge Celebrities.’Repeated encounters with a sitcom legend, a bad time to do the laundry and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary. ‘I’ve Battled,’ Tiger Woods Says as He Accepts Presidential Medal of FreedomPresident Trump offered the honor to Mr. Woods soon after the golfer won the Masters last month for his 15th major championship — and his first in almost 11 years. Jail Guards Performed Illegal Strip Searches on Women, Prosecutors SayThe city guards “blocked exits, surrounded visitors on all sides, forcibly removed visitors’ clothing, including underwear,” the charges said. A Starbucks in Winterfell? ‘Game of Thrones’ Coffee Cup Blunder Spreads Like WildfireHow did this happen? Beard Awards Go to Kwame Onwuachi and Ashley ChristensenMr. Onwuachi was named Rising Star Chef, and Ms. Christensen was named Outstanding Chef. The top restaurant awards went to Frenchette and Zahav. Ex-Laborer Pleads Guilty in 2015 Murder of Lois Colley, Westchester SocialiteThe killing unnerved and puzzled residents in the upscale community of North Salem, N.Y., until an arrest came two years after the gruesome crime. Turkey Orders New Election for Istanbul Mayor, in Setback for OppositionThe electoral authorities’ decision annuls a devastating defeat for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his party, and raises the prospect of social unrest. CBS Names Norah O’Donnell as Lead Anchor, Signaling a New EraThe new CBS News chief, Susan Zirinsky, announces a fresh start after workplace misconduct scandals involving Charlie Rose, Jeff Fager and Leslie Moonves. News Analysis: A Strange Symbiosis: Why Israel and Gaza Keep Fighting Brief BattlesIsrael and Gaza have fought eight short battles in the past year. Despite the loss of life, analysts say the clashes work in the interest of both sides’ leaders. Why You Need a Network of Low-Stakes, Casual FriendshipsWeak ties can offer strong rewards. Why Giving Up Is Sometimes the Best Way to Solve a ProblemWhy are you trying to solve that problem, anyway? Don't Buy a 5G Phone YetYour phone company is going to start bombarding you with ads for 5G phones soon, but you should ignore them — at least for now. 14 New Books to Watch For in MayA new look at Harper Lee’s life, George Packer’s latest book and more. The Secret Art Collection of a Reclusive Italian Tycoon Is UnveiledFrancesco Federico Cerruti built an imposing villa outside Turin, filling it with an assortment of stellar works. The building is now open to the public. City Kitchen: A Taste of Thailand, With a Hint of FranceThis twist on moules-frites substitutes sweet potatoes for regular potatoes, and a flavorful red curry sauce for white wine. More Recent Articles |
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The woman whose body was found stuffed and bound in a suitcase in Connecticut died of asphyxiation, authorities said.
A Chicago man was sentenced to 16 years in prison Monday, six years after he was arrested for attempting to detonate an explosive device in an FBI sting operation.
President Donald Trump on Monday pardoned a former Army first lieutenant who was convicted of killing an Iraqi detainee.
Stars walk the pink carpet at The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute benefit "Camp: Notes on Fashion" at Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City on May 6, 2019.
The Chicago Bears are adding another kicker to their roster as the franchise continues its off-season mission to fix its kicking woes.
A Chinese delegation led by Vice Premier Liu He is expected to follow through on plans to visit the United States this week, amid U.S. plans to increase tariffs on Chinese goods.
Suspended former Pittsburgh Steelers and Oakland Raiders wide receiver Martavis Bryant said that he plans to apply for reinstatement in the coming weeks.
A levee northwest of St. Louis broke Monday, inundating an RV park with waters from the swollen Mississippi River, local officials said.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive lineman Gerald McCoy took to social media to address critics who questioned his commitment and skill on the field.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin rejected a request to release President Donald Trump's tax returns to Congress.
Men who take medicines for an enlarged prostate can have years-long delays in their diagnosis of prostate cancer and more advanced prostate cancer when they're diagnosed, a new study finds.
President Donald Trump presented Tiger Woods with the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Monday, less than a month after the golf star won his first major championship in more than a decade.
Israel and Palestinian groups in Gaza reached a cease-fire Monday after a weekend in which hundreds of missiles were fired between the two sides and more than two dozen people in Gaza were killed.
Golden State Warriors center DeMarcus Cousins said he expects to return this postseason after sustaining a partially torn quadriceps muscle in the first round.
Actor Amy Schumer announced Monday she and her husband Chris Fischer welcomed a baby boy overnight.
More than 764 cases of measles have been reported throughout the United States in 2019, the Center for Disease Control reported Monday.
New research suggests that vaping parents expose children to secondhand fumes that may be as harmful as tobacco smoke.
Thousands of Cuban migrants lined up outside an immigration office in Tapachula, Mexico, awaiting exit visas allowing them to travel to the United States.
An Ohio family's home security camera captured the moment a black bear ran off with their outdoor trash can.
The Portland Timbers traded Costa Rican midfielder David Guzman to the Columbus Crew on Monday in exchange for an international roster spot.
Beach patrol personnel in South Carolina rescued an unusual swimmer in the ocean surf -- a small alligator.
Earlier this year, scientists captured the first up-close image of a black hole. Now, researchers are working on plans to produce even sharper images of the cosmic phenomena.
More than 400 former Justice Department officials said the Mueller report would have made the case for multiple counts of obstruction against President Trump had he not been protected from indictment by his office.
Fluctuations in oxygen levels drove boom and bust periods of speciation and extinction during the Cambrian explosion. 

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