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St. Louis Blues' Oskar Sundqvist suspended for Game 3 of Stanley Cup Final St. Louis Blues forward Oskar Sundqvist was suspended for Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Boston Bruins.      St. Louis Cardinals place All-Star catcher Yadier Molina on IL due to thumb injury The St. Louis Cardinals placed All-Star catcher Yadier Molina on the 10-day injured list due to a strained right thumb tendon.   Jacksonville Jaguars QB Nick Foles on returning: Wife wants me to be with team Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Nick Foles made a quick return to organized team activities after he received encouragement from his wife, who suffered a miscarriage.   NBA Finals: Warriors' Andre Iguodala expected to play in Game 2 after clean MRI Golden State Warriors forward Andre Iguodala is expected to play against the Toronto Raptors in Game 2 of the NBA Finals.   Los Angeles Clippers' Doc Rivers fined $50K for comments on Kawhi Leonard Los Angeles Clippers head coach Doc Rivers was fined $50,000 for tampering, the NBA announced Friday.   Houston police find remains in Arkansas in hunt for missing 4-year-old Houston police said they believe they've located the remains of a 4-year-old girl Friday after her mother's former fiancé told authorities where he dumped her body in Arkansas.   Pharmacists linked to 2012 deadly meningitis outbreak sentenced A federal judge in California sentenced two former pharmacists for crimes uncovered during the investigation of a 2012 fungal meningitis outbreak that killed more than 100 people.   World organization launches initiative to eradicate African swine fever As African swine fever continues its relentless spread across Asia, the World Organisation for Animal Health this week announced it will launch a global initiative to control -- and hopefully eradicate -- the disease.   Shooting at Virginia Beach municipal center leaves 12 dead A shooting at a Virginia Beach, Va., municipal center Friday afternoon left 12 victims and the shooter dead, police Chief Jim Cervera said.   Climber killed by Mount Rainier rockfall A rockfall on Washington's Mount Rainier this week killed one climber and injured two others, park officials said.   Opioid prescriptions for six surgeries down by half, study says More than half of the patients included in a study who had one of six surgeries took no opioids after the procedure, report researchers testing out a new technique to pull back on opioid prescriptions.   Watch: Surfers get close encounter with pod of dolphins A photographer at a California beach captured video of the moment a pod of friendly dolphins decided to join a group of surfers.   USDA predicts agricultural exports will fall $6.3B this year amid trade disputes America's agricultural exports this year are predicted to fall some $6.3 billion from last year, according to a new report by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.   NFL suspends Colts QB Chad Kelly for first two games The NFL has suspended Indianapolis Colts backup quarterback Chad Kelly for the first two games of the 2019 season.   Look: New Balance places Kawhi Leonard billboard in Oakland Shoe company New Balance placed a billboard of client and Toronto Raptors star Kawhi Leonard in Oakland, Calif., as he faces the hometown Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals.   Study: Impacts of extreme weather on communities influences climate beliefs New research suggests the impact of extreme weather on a person's neighbors and community has a greater influence on a person's climate change beliefs than individual losses.   Champions League Final: How to watch, Liverpool and Tottenham rosters The UEFA Champions League final between Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur is set for Saturday in Madrid. UPI has you covered with the full rosters and game time information.   Watchdog: El Paso, Texas, migrant processing center 'dangerously' overcrowded The Department of Homeland Security Inspector General found evidence of "dangerous overcrowding" at a Border Patrol processing facility in El Paso, Texas, a report released Friday indicates.   In photos: Moments from tennis' French Open Professional tennis players take the court during the French Open, aka Roland-Garros, in Paris from May 20 through June 9, 2019.   NASA chooses three companies to send landers to the moon NASA has chosen three private U.S. companies to send landers to the moon starting in 2020, the space agency announced Friday.   Japan receives first E-2D Advanced Hawkeye aircraft from Northrop Grumman Northrop Grumman completed delivery of its E-2D Advanced Hawkeye aircraft to Japan's military, the company announced on Friday.   NBA Finals: Warriors rule out Kevin Durant for Game 2 Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant, who is recovering from a right calf strain, has been ruled out for Game 2 of the NBA Finals, head coach Steve Kerr said.   Fungi communities around the globe mostly comprise a few common species New research shows microbial communities in soils around the globe are less diverse than previously suggested.   Watch: Rafael Nadal needs four sets in third round win Rafael Nadal had a rare losing set in his toughest match so far at the 2019 French Open, but still slipped by David Goffin to reach the fourth round on Friday in Paris.   IRS releases draft of new W-4 The Internal Revenue Service released a draft copy of its new W-4 form Friday, saying it's meant to keep withholdings closer to what Americans owe under the 2017 tax law.   Phone-screening grandma nearly missed lottery jackpot An Australian grandmother said she almost missed out on winning a $139,000 lottery jackpot -- because she doesn't answer calls from strange numbers.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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U.S. aid for Venezuelans to be distributed in ColombiaThe aid is expected to be distributed to about 1.2 million migrants who’ve crossed into Colombia, fleeing hyperinflation and food shortages in Venezuela.   Art of the no-deal: Trump's Mexico threat makes U.S. 'world's biggest rogue trader'“As we are all fighting to develop plans to exit or to reduce our exposure to China, one of our options — Mexico — is now equally in jeopardy," said one retail expert. Wall Street takes a nosedive after Trump announces Mexico tariffs"Social problems cannot be resolved with taxes or coercive measures,” Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador told Trump. Trump says U.S. to impose 5 percent tariff on all Mexican goodsThe president says the tariffs will take effect June 10 and will stay until "illegal migrants" stop coming into the country from Mexico. Pope Francis to beatify bishops killed during communist eraCatholics make up around five percent of the country's 20 million people, according to government figures. 'I couldn't do anything for them': Doomed tour boat sank in just 7 seconds"The people had been plunged into the river in the darkness and shouted, 'Help me!' while floundering in the waters. But I couldn't do anything for them." Kim Jong Un reportedly carries out deadly purge in wake of Trump summitNBC News was not immediately able to independently verify the report. However, North Korea has previously executed scapegoats to atone for political flops. American, 4 other foreigners accused of selling drugs to tourists on BaliIndonesia has strict drug laws and dozens of convicted smugglers are on death row. Assange is showing symptoms of 'psychological torture,' expert saysThe WikiLeaks founder "lives in constant panic ... imagine being in a nightmare and never waking up," according to the U.N. special rapporteur on torture. Mom of American on drug charges in Philippines: 'His life is in danger'“In a foreign country, U.S. citizens are subject to that country’s laws, even if they differ from those in the United States,” the State Department said. Skipper of ship that struck tour boat on Danube, killing at least 7, arrestedSeven people are confirmed dead in the accident, and 21 people are missing. More Recent Articles
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Virginia Beach Shooting: 12 Killed in Rampage at Municipal CenterChief James A. Cervera of the Virginia Beach Police Department said at an evening news conference that the scene could “best be described as a war zone.” Trump’s Tariff Threat Sends Mexico, Lawmakers and Businesses ScramblingPresident Trump’s decision to punish Mexico with tariffs sent markets plunging and prompted pushback from Mexico, business groups and lawmakers. A New Threat From Trump and Old Questions About Its EffectivenessTime and again, the president has engaged in a game of geopolitical chicken with Mexico. But there was no more guarantee that the tactic will be any more effective this time than in the past. Trump Administration Strips India of Special Trade StatusThe status exempts billions of dollars of India’s products from American tariffs, part of a deepening clash over the country’s protections for its market. Louisiana School Scandal: The Truth Behind Students’ Viral VideosThe TV series premiere from The New York Times on FX and Hulu. There Are 472,000 Words in the Dictionary. For the Spelling Bee, That May Not Be Enough.The winners of the 2019 Scripps National Spelling Bee had more in common than an aptitude for spelling: six of the eight used the same coaching program. 3 of This Year’s Spelling Bee Winners Are Friends From DallasThe region, where the boys competed together and became friends, has emerged as something of a spelling juggernaut in recent years. Trade, Missouri, Spelling Bee: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. A Basketball Homecoming for CanadaThe Times’s N.B.A. reporter, Scott Cacciola, reflects on the game’s growth in Canada, and how Toronto has become a hub for top basketball talent The Week in Tech: Disinformation’s Huge Inaction ProblemAlmost everybody wants something done about disinformation. So why does it seem that nothing is changing? A Latter-Day Lawrence of Arabia Shakes Up Britain’s ToriesRory Stewart, a dark-horse candidate for prime minister, has hijacked the contest with a goofy internet campaign — and an eloquent plea for compromise. What if Instagram Got Rid of Likes?Social networks built on public status markers are now starting to hide them. At Work, Everyone Is in Fact Talking About You All the TimeHow to cope with gossipy industries — and blackening bananas in the office kitchen. Justice Dept. Keeps Wiretaps Secret in Flynn Case, Rejecting Judge’s OrderThe release of transcripts of calls between President Trump’s former adviser and Russia’s ambassador would have provided a highly unusual confirmation of a government secret. Frank Lucas Dies at 88; Drug Kingpin Depicted in ‘American Gangster’His rise from poverty to riches through a drug-smuggling enterprise was a larger-than-life tale of ambition, organization and ruthless brutality. North Carolina to Investigate After Concerns Raised at Children’s HospitalThe state health secretary announced an inquiry after a report in The New York Times revealed doctors’ fears that children seemed to fare poorly after heart surgery. N.S.A. Denies Its Cyberweapon Was Used in Baltimore Attack, Congressman SaysA stolen N.S.A. hacking tool was a component in a cyberattack on the city, people involved in the investigation have told The Times. Mystery in a Wealthy Town: She Dropped Off Her Children, Then Went MissingJennifer Dulos, who had been in a contentious custody battle with her estranged husband, was last seen when she took her five children to their Connecticut school a week ago. North Korean Negotiator’s Downfall Was Sealed When Trump-Kim Summit CollapsedThe fate of Kim Yong-chol provides the latest example of how a senior North Korean official’s political fortune is made or broken at the whims of Kim Jong-un. Army Corps Under Fire From Flood Victims Amid Storm SurgeThe Army Corps of Engineers has been struggling on two fronts — taming America’s rain-swollen rivers, and taming the fallout from mass water releases and breached levees. Cannabis Companies Push F.D.A. to Ease Rules on CBD ProductsThe F.D.A. has been wary of cannabis-derived products. But it is now under pressure to help them get to market legally. New York’s Toughest Homeless ProblemThousands of people live in the streets and refuse to leave. A modest number now accept shelter in ‘safe havens.’ A Financial Checklist for Your Newly Minted High School GraduateWe’ve got budget, retirement account, credit, information security and insurance advice for your independent adult, college student, gap-year taker or future soldier. On Walt Whitman’s Big Birthday, 10 Glorious RelicsThe bicentennial of New York’s most celebrated literary son is being commemorated with three exhibitions. At 90, Photographer Fred Baldwin Still Has ‘So Much Work Left to Do’Having documented Sami herders and the civil rights movement, and having just published a memoir, the photographer says his life’s work is far from complete. The ‘Booksmart’ Conundrum: Are Women Not Allowed to Fail?Poor box office the first weekend led to controversy over the Olivia Wilde-directed comedy. But as it heads into Week 2, is it being held to an unfair standard? DeepMind Can Now Beat Us at Multiplayer Games, TooChess and Go were child’s play. Now A.I. is winning at capture the flag. Will such skills translate to the real world? These Mole Rats Felt No Pain, Even From Wasabi’s BurnDiscovering the rodent’s imperviousness to a stinging chemical compound may lead to advancements in pain treatment for people. An Experimental Ebola Cure May Also Protect Against Nipah VirusAfrican green monkeys survived infection with the Nipah virus after they received remdesivir. The virus, a pandemic threat carried by bats, has killed dozens of people in Asia. What Truck Drivers Think About Autonomous TruckingSilicon Valley has a lot to say about self-driving semis. I went to truck stops in three western states to hear from drivers themselves. I’m a Veteran Without PTSD. I Used to Think Something Was Wrong With Me.I couldn’t understand why I was able to move on from my traumatic experiences until I joined a PTSD study. These Millennials Got New Roommates. They’re Nuns.A project called Nuns and Nones moved religion-free millennials into a convent. Why 1999 Was Hollywood’s Greatest YearThe cultural critic Brian Raftery makes a strong case in “Best. Movie. Year. Ever.: How 1999 Blew Up the Big Screen.” More Recent Articles
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