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Man pleads guilty to throwing boy, 5, over Mall of America balcony The Minnesota man accused of throwing a 5-year-old over a third-floor balcony at the Mall of America pleaded guilty to attempted first-degree murder Tuesday.      Alabama Senate passes bill imposing near complete ban on abortion Alabama's Senate passed a near complete ban on abortion Tuesday, sending it to Gov. Kay Ivey's desk for approval.   ABC courting 'bigger stars' for next season of 'Dancing with the Stars' The next edition of "DWTS" will feature more famous contenders than the reality TV personalities, athletes and former child stars who have competed in recent seasons.   Watch: Toronto Blue Jays' Vladimir Guerrero Jr. blasts first career home run in MLB Toronto Blue Jays rookie slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. crushed his first career home run in the MLB on Tuesday night against the San Francisco Giants.   Oscars ceremony may go hostless again in 2020, says ABC The 2020 Oscars ceremony honoring excellence in film may not have a host, ABC said Tuesday.   Watch: Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry knocks down unreal fadeaway three Golden State Warriors star guard Stephen Curry ended the first half with two consecutive 3-pointers against the Portland Trail Blazers in Game 1 on Tuesday night.   State senator wins North Carolina congressional primary in redo North Carolina State Sen. Dan Bishop won the Republican nomination in the 9th congressional district in a special election Tuesday after last year's results were thrown out because of fraud allegations.   Actor Keanu Reeves' hand and footprints immortalized in front of Chinese Theatre Keanu Reeves had his hand and footprints immortalized in cement in front of the TCL Chinese Theatre on Tuesday.   ABC boss felt 'anguish' over 'Speechless' cancellation The decision to cancel the family sitcom "Speechless" was not an easy one, ABC said Tuesday.   New Orleans Pelicans win 2019 NBA Draft lottery, first chance at Zion Williamson The New Orleans Pelicans defied the odds and won the 2019 NBA Draft Lottery, and now have the first chance at selecting Duke Blue Devils star Zion Williamson.   Suspect in synagogue, John Earnest, shooting pleads not guilty in federal court A 19-year-old man accused of a shooting in a San Diego-area synagogue that killed a woman and injured three others pleaded not guilty to 109 charges in his first federal court appearance.   Man charged with murder, assault for Appalachian Trail stabbings A Massachusetts man faces federal murder and assault charges in connection with a stabbing along the Appalachian Trail in Virginia that left one man dead and a woman injured.   Portland Trail Blazers' Rodney Hood available for Game 1 against Warriors Portland Trail Blazers guard Rodney Hood was cleared to play in Game 1 of the Western Conference finals against the Golden State Warriors.   San Francisco moves closer to banning facial-recognition surveillance technology San Francisco's government won't be allowed to use facial-recognition surveillance under a new ordinance, becoming the first city in the nation to ban the technology.   Former USC women's soccer coach pleads guilty in college admissions scandal A former University of Southern California assistant soccer coach pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit racketeering in the "Varsity Blues" college admissions scandal.   Florida advocates criticize Air Force short list of possible Space Command sites Space Florida officials said Tuesday they don't believe the Air Force is following due process in seeking a location for the U.S. military's Space Command after the state left off a short list for the project.   Iran's ambassador in Britain accuses U.S. of provoking war Iran's ambassador to Britain accused the United States of dragging Iran "into an unnecessary war" Tuesday.   Post surgery cardiovascular risk doubles with sleep apnea People with severe obstructive sleep apnea have a 50 percent higher risk of dying 30 days after major surgery.   Study: Tramadol carries higher risk for prolonged use than other opioids Patients given a so-called "safer" opioid have a higher chance of prolonged use, even though the drug has a low risk of addiction, a new study says.   At least eight arrested during impeachment protests on Capitol Hill Capitol Police arrested a group of protesters calling for the impeachment of President Donald Trump on Tuesday.   Evidence suggests Stone Age family explored Italian cave on their hands, knees Archaeologists have discovered 14,000-year-old evidence of a crawling expedition through an Italian cave.   Moments from the Cannes Film Festival Stars grace the red carpet during the the 72nd annual Cannes International Film Festival in Cannes, France.   Sugary drink sales drop 51% in Philadelphia after 'soda tax' A tax on sugary drinks that Philadelphia implemented in 2017 resulted in a 51 percent drop in sales, though that figure was partially offset by a rise in sales in neighboring towns, a study published Tuesday indicates.   NBA Draft Lottery 2019: How to watch, odds for Zion Williamson's next team The 2019 NBA Draft lottery takes place Tuesday in Chicago. 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D.C. radio station is a Russian agent, judge rulesWZHF-AM is "a Russian state-owned media enterprise created by Vladimir Putin to advance Russian interests abroad," the Justice Department contended.   From Bolton to Bibi to Riyadh, Trump faces calls for confronting IranAnalysis: With North Korea, Trump first threatened and then sought a deal. But he has a more hardline White House team now, with fewer moderating voices. Mexico City's residents are engulfed in a thick haze of air pollutionFor four straight days, the capital has been engulfed in a thick haze of air pollution as forest fires rage across the country. European LGBTQ rights have eroded in past year, advocacy group warns"We see concrete evidence of rollback at political and legislative levels," ILGA-Europe's leader said. "There is no more time to waste.” Russia timeline: Key players, meetings and investigation detailsMore than 300 events, more than 100 people and organizations, spanning more than ten years. Trump disputes report of plan to send 120,000 troops to Middle EastBut the president said if he were to assemble forces to counter Iran, it would be a "hell of a lot" more than that. Trump playing 'a game of chicken' on China trade, economists sayWhile Trump will “100 percent see how far he can take it,” one of the only ways he keeps his seat in the next election is if the economy is doing really well, global trade analysts point out. Massive 7.5 earthquake strikes Papua New GuineaTsunami threat passes for region and Hawaii; the quake was centered about 28 miles northeast of the city of Kokopo and struck at a relatively shallow depth of 6 miles. Ship sabotage mystery raises fears of accidental conflict with IranThe Trump administration is "playing with fire, and all it takes is for one thing to go wrong because the Middle East is a tinderbox," one expert said. What helps prevent dementia? Try exercise, not vitamin pillsAlthough age is the top risk factor, “dementia is not a natural or inevitable consequence of aging,” says the World Health Organization. Trump is right that tariffs 'helped' GDP growth, but not in the way you want"The unexpectedly good first quarter 3.2% GDP was greatly helped by Tariffs from China. Some people just don’t get it!" Trump tweeted on Monday. Australian political leaders agree gays don't go to hellChristian beliefs rose to extraordinary prominence ahead of Australia's federal elections this weekend. Rescued U.S. hostage was due to be given to al Qaeda-linked groupOfficials have not given any specific information about who kidnapped the four foreign nationals in the first place. 3 found dead in Germany from crossbow wounds to hearts, neckPolice say there are so far no signs anyone else was involved in the slayings, nor of defensive wounds. Wills from two of them were found on a bed. North Korea accuses U.S. of 'daylight robbery,' demands return of seized shipPyongyang is banned from exporting coal under U.N. sanctions toughened in 2017 to punish increasingly powerful weapons tests that year. Scientists sound alarm on carbon dioxide levels not seen in 3 million yearsScientists are sounding the alarm over the potential for catastrophic changes to our environment. WhatsApp discovers 'very scary' spyware, pushes patch to 1.5 billion usersIsrael's NSO Group said that its technology is used by law enforcement and intelligence agencies to fight "crime and terror." The ghosts of Russia's dying villages are brought to lifeAround 20,000 communities are now entirely abandoned, according to official figures. And 36,000 others have fewer than 10 residents each. More Recent Articles
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Trump’s Tariffs, Once Seen as Leverage, May Be Here to StayThe president’s latest trade measures have left the United States with the highest tariff rate among the most developed countries, outranking Canada, Germany, Russia and even China. Alabama Lawmakers Vote to Effectively Ban Abortion in the StateSupporters of the measure hope it will lead the Supreme Court to reconsider Roe v. Wade, which recognized a constitutional right to end a pregnancy. At the N.R.A., a Cash Machine SputteringAs the gun rights group lavished pay and perks on its leaders and partners, fueling infighting, it increasingly relied on its own charity for funds. Tax experts have questions. San Francisco Bans Facial Recognition TechnologyIt is the first ban by a major city on the use of facial recognition technology by the police and all other municipal agencies. Attention, Amazon Shoppers: Google Wants Some of Your Spending MoneyAmazon wants to sell ads. Google wants to woo shoppers. Their ambitions are putting the tech giants on a collision course. Skeptical U.S. Allies Resist Trump’s New Claims of Threats From IranThe Trump administration is laying the groundwork for major military action against Iran, but it may have a hard time rallying domestic and international support. House Panel Investigates Obstruction Claims Against Trump LawyersThe House Intelligence Committee has opened an inquiry into Michael D. Cohen’s claims that lawyers for President Trump and his family helped shape false testimony. Scrutiny of Russia Investigation Is Said to Be a Review, Not a Criminal InquiryThe federal prosecutor assigned to the review, John H. Durham, has no subpoena power and cannot compel witnesses to testify. Judge Signals Skepticism About Trump’s Bid to Block Subpoena for Financial RecordsAn early court test for President Trump’s vow to stonewall all subpoenas could be the start of a long fight over congressional oversight. Trade, Boeing, Gen X: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Who’s Afraid of China’s Internet Vigilantes?It isn’t just government censorship that is restricting free expression in China. It’s also the “human flesh searches.” The Attorney General Investigates the InvestigatorsWilliam Barr has tapped a United States attorney, John Durham, to look into whether the F.B.I. acted improperly during the Russia investigation. Op-Docs: The Trauma of SanctuaryYears living as an undocumented immigrant taught me not to believe in the American dream. Editorial Observer: A Whitewashed Monument to Women’s SuffrageA sculpture that’s expected to be unveiled in Central Park next year ignores the important contributions of black women. Nike and Pregnancy: Your Questions, AnsweredWhile Nike promotes gender equality in its ads, their sponsored athletes say they risk losing pay if they become pregnant. Throw Your Laptop Into the Sea, the Surveillance Economy Will Still WinResistance is (currently) futile. Maybe it doesn’t have to be. Governor, Picking Fights Won’t Fix the M.T.A.New York’s governor has a legacy-making chance to save the subway system. If only he’ll get out of his own way. Don’t Visit Your Doctor in the AfternoonEveryone suffers decision fatigue, even physicians. Restaurant Review: In Del Posto’s New Era, Cuisine and Service Are at OddsThere’s honesty and sophistication in the kitchen of this Italian luxury restaurant, but the dining room clings to empty rituals of power. James Charles, From ‘CoverBoy’ to CanceledThe 19-year-old internet personality and makeup artist has provoked the ire of beauty YouTube. On Comedy: The Wonderful Weirdness of Netflix’s First Great Sketch Comedy Show“I Think You Should Leave,” starring Tim Robinson, takes absurd premises to unpredictable places. Tim Conway, Beloved TV Bumbler, Is Dead at 85Best known for his long tenure on “The Carol Burnett Show,” Mr. Conway was a leading non-leading man and an enduringly popular clown. Crossbows, 5 Bodies, 2 Crime Scenes and a Mystery in GermanyThe weapon was used in the death of three people that may have been a joint suicide, the authorities said. But what of two other bodies found hundreds of miles away? Facebook Takes Step to Police Content on Its Live ServiceWhen 51 people were killed in New Zealand, the suspect broadcast it live on Facebook. The massacre led to a global call to combat the spread of violent content. Hikers Take to the Appalachian Trail to Escape the Real World. This Time, They Couldn’t.Hikers on the trail enjoy nature and create a community. When a threatening 30-year-old joined them last month in North Carolina, word spread quickly. A Monet Sells for $110.7 Million, an Auction High for an Impressionist WorkA work from Monet’s “Meules” (“Grainstacks”) series that sold at Sotheby’s in New York on Tuesday was the ninth-most-expensive painting ever sold at an international auction house. Before Ethiopian Crash, Boeing Resisted Pilots’ Calls for Aggressive Steps on 737 MaxIn a tense meeting with American Airlines pilots shortly after the first deadly crash of Boeing’s new jet, executives insisted that the plane was safe to fly. Despite Measles Warnings, Anti-Vaccine Rally Draws Hundreds of Ultra-Orthodox JewsA “vaccine symposium” in Rockland County was denounced by health authorities and some ultra-Orthodox rabbis, who said the speakers were spreading dangerous propaganda. Travel Tips: To Reduce Travel Stress, Plan LessIt may seem counterintuitive, but one of the best ways to reduce stress while traveling is to just plan less and let spontaneity take over. Surfacing: A Queer Film Festival in Tunisia — Where Being Gay Is Illegal“It is normal to be queer, to be different, and we have the right, of course, to exist.” Unbuttoned: The Freudian Loafer, the Intellectual and the Politician’s SonLouis Sarkozy, the son of the former French president, wants to make academics into influencers. Modern Love: Tiny Love Stories: ‘Was He Fixated on Race?’Modern Love in miniature, college-contest edition, featuring the best student love stories of no more than 100 words. Letter of Recommendation: Letter of Recommendation: CatacombsIt’s liberating to see bones as mere décor. The New Health Care: The Potentially Lifesaving Difference in How a Gun Is StoredIt could save more children's lives than many legislative efforts that get more attention. Girls Enter the Boys’ World of FlippingTeen girls are claiming their place inside an emerging online community of extreme athletes who flip, freerun and defy expectations. More Recent Articles
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