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Pelicans gatecrash university graduation

Hopes and trauma in Mexico's migrant caravan

Logan Paul ends daily YouTube vlog series

Gerhard Schroeder 'sued for affair' in South Korea

Katrice Lee: German riverbank to be dug up in missing child search

Trump Indicates Willingness to Meet North Korean Leader in the DMZ

Westworld: What Was the Deal With William and Dolores Again?

'I Saw the Wave and It's Full of Faces': A Last Days Vision of a 'Tsunami' Revival - and How We Can Prepare

Twin Peaks: Theresa Banks actress Pamela Gidley dies, aged 52

Why All the New Terms of Service?

Trade tariffs: Deadline looms on US exemption for EU

Legal row over who owns France.com domain

Facebook 'downvote' button in new test

U.S. Embassy Officer in Pakistan Is Charged With Obstruction

A Trump Nobel Peace Prize? South Korea’s Leader Likes the Idea

California Today: Can San Diego Ditch the Power Company?

Behind T-Mobile-Sprint Merger, a Race to Keep Up With China in 5G

Trump vs. Justice

DealBook Briefing: T-Mobile and Sprint Are Trying to Win Over Washington. Will They Succeed?

Austria probes UN Golan troops over deaths of Syrians

China Prepares a Hard-Line Stance on Trump’s Trade Demands

Asian Restaurant Named Yellow Fever Sets Off a Debate About Language and Race

Teaching Activities for: ‘Kim Prepared to Cede Nuclear Weapons if U.S. Pledges Not to Invade’

Do You Gamify Your Life?

Word + Quiz: vagabond

Mike Pompeo Expresses Support for Israeli Response to Gaza Protests

Human trafficking: 350 victims rescued in Caribbean and Latin America

Trump attacks 'filthy' Michelle Wolf over White House dinner act

Four held over India molestation viral video

UK-US initiative to study mighty Thwaites Glacier

Kanye West's 'hero' Emma Gonzalez pays tribute to Waffle House saviour

Japan's gripping manhunt ends in capture

Caravan migrants stuck at US-Mexico border

Iconic images of photographer killed in Kabul

'It's a hacker's paradise out there'

How Much Do You Know About Canada?

An Advance Directive for Patients With Dementia

On Being an Orphan, Frequently

Listen to ‘The Daily’: A Family Divided by the Korean War

Sex and Shame: What Incels and Jihadists Have in Common

Nature Is Risky. That’s Why Students Need It.

Happy Birthday, Karl Marx. You Were Right!

New York Today: The Officers Checking Your Trash

North Korea, Sprint, Michelle Wolf: Your Monday Briefing

What’s Going On in This Picture? | April 30, 2018

Celebrate! 9 European Festivals Worth Traveling For

Syria Missile Strikes Reportedly Kill at Least 16

#GorsuchStyle Garners a Gusher of Groans. But Is His Writing Really That Bad?

They Survived a Massacre. Then the Lawyers Started Calling.

Worried About Risky Teenage Behavior? Make School Tougher

Anonymous Owner, L.L.C.: Why It Has Become So Easy to Hide in the Housing Market

See the Sights in the Southwest and California Like a Rock Star

A Book of Emails Women Love to Hate

When the Downstairs Neighbors Become Best Friends

The Duplass Brothers: The First Time We Got Cable TV

How Would a T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Affect Your Cellphone Bill?

The First Lady of the Confederacy Considers Her Painful Past

America’s Most Famous Street

India says all villages have electricity

Fearing Death, and Photographing the Rituals That Surround It

Syria war: 'Iranian personnel among dozens dead' in missile attacks

Detroit Was Crumbling. Here’s How It’s Reviving.

South Korea to End Propaganda Broadcasts Along Border With North

Twin Bombings in Kabul Kill or Wound Dozens at Rush Hour

A Week Inside a Soccer Club When the Money Runs Out

A Polyglot N.B.A. Swears by One Thing: That Call Was #@!&

Capitals Hold On to Early Lead, Tying Series With the Penguins

Gary Sanchez’s Homer Gives Yankees a 9th Straight Win

A Numbers Guy Left the Front Office to Coach Prospects. Here’s What He Learned.

The Profound Normalcy of a Day at the Movies in Saudi Arabia

After Chaos, Port Authority Sets Storm Rules for Planes to Kennedy

What’s on TV Monday: ‘James Cameron’s Story of Science Fiction’ and ‘Elementary’