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The White House reportedly wanted the Navy to move a warship named after the late Sen. John McCain “out of sight” for President Trump's trip to Japan, The Wall Street Journal reports. In a May 15 email to Navy and Air Force officials, a U.S. Indo-Pacific Command official reportedly listed directives in preparation for Trump’s visit—one of them being that the USS John McCain needed to not be seen. “Please confirm #3 will be satisfied,” the official was quoted as writing. The Navy... Читать дальше...

By Marton Dunai BUDAPEST (Reuters) - At least seven people were killed and more than a dozen were missing after a pleasure boat carrying South Korean tourists capsized on the flooding Danube in the Hungarian capital on Wednesday, police and ambulance said. The boat was reportedly hit by another tourist vessel near the Hungarian parliament building, then turned over on the river, which has been flooding, with very strong currents, while a rainstorm enveloped Budapest.

Hillary Clinton said Wednesday that President Donald Trump's administration is tearing down "hard-won civil rights."

LOS ANGELES (AP) - MTV on Wednesday cut Jason Mitchell from contention at next month's MTV Movie & TV Awards following reports of alleged misconduct by "The Chi" actor.

Mustoe and Earle recap Chelsea's 4-1 victory over Arsenal in the Europa League final.

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - At least seven people died when a tourist boat with South Korean tourists on board capsized on the Danube river in Budapest late on Wednesday and several people have been taken to hospital, police and ambulance told state television. TV said that 14 people had been lifted from the river so far, seven of them dead. Correcting earlier reports, it said there were 33 tourists on board and two crew.

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"Always, I give the glory to God for the opportunity to be here." -Puello on an incredibly successful game and hitting his first MLB home run

These 2019 Yankees, the domineering favorites and lovable underdogs all rolled into one, can pull off their greatest trick yet this weekend right here in The Bronx. They own the opportunity to bury their top rivals, the game’s defending champions, before the calendar (and the weather) officially turns to summer. OK, allow me to immediately...

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Option pain for the current expiry around 11800 should act as a critical support zone, while the Highest CE OI congestion still resting at 12000 remains the immediate hurdle

By Gabriella Borter (Reuters) - Missouri Governor Mike Parson on Wednesday renewed his intention to close Missouri's sole abortion clinic for failing to meet state licensing standards, a move that would make it the only U.S. state with no legal abortion provider. Planned Parenthood, the national women's health provider that operates the clinic, sued the Missouri department of health on Tuesday after the department told the clinic it could not approve a license until it interviewed seven doctors that worked there. Читать дальше...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — A federal appeals court is refusing to block Alabama's bid to execute an inmate convicted of killing a country preacher with a sword.

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Plain clothes police foil a robbery at a branch of the RBS bank in London.

Addison Choi, a 23-year-old ex-college-soccer player from Fullerton, Calif., was charged today in Massachusetts federal court on one count of transmitting a threat to injure a person, after he sent death threats to at least 45 professional and college athletes between July and December 2017. According to MassLive, he…

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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Actor Ashton Kutcher told a Los Angeles jury on Wednesday that he was "freaking out" after learning that a young woman was found dead in Hollywood the day after he called at her home for a date. The former "Two and a Half Men" star was testifying as a witness at the trial of a man dubbed the Hollywood Ripper who is charged with the murder of the young woman and two others

The DGA is already gearing up for next year’s film and TV contract negotiations. “This is the most important thing we do as a guild,” DGA president Thomas Schlamme said at the guild’s recent annual membership meeting. “It’s where we exert our collective bargaining strength and leverage on this business. While our major contracts expire […]

Actor Ashton Kutcher took the stand Wednesday in the case against an accused serial killer known as the "Hollywood Ripper" more than 17 years after his friend was brutally attacked. CBS News' Chris Martinez reports.

A well-used lane reversal along 5th Avenue S.W. that helps move thousands of cars out of the downtown during the afternoon weekday commute will be discontinued next month. The city says operating budget constraints have led to the decision to revert the route back to its former permanent one-way eastbound traffic pattern starting June 10. […]

Amazon on Wednesday added the ability to tell its Alexa digital assistant to forget what it has heard in a move that could assuage concerns about Echo devices remembering conversations.