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Astonishing Admission of Cheating Rocks Australian Cricket
Steve Smith, left, during a five-day cricket test match between South Africa and Australia in Cape Town on Thursday. Smith, the Australia captain, has admitted to ball tampering during the match.
Trump’s New Judicial Litmus Test: Shrinking ‘the Administrative State’
Justice Neil M. Gorsuch, top, who was appointed by President Trump to the Supreme Court, has been held up as a model for his other judicial appointments.
Out There: Meet TESS, Seeker of Alien Worlds
At the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, workers affixed a placard to the bottom of the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite, TESS, which will search for nearby exoplanets.
Editorial: All the President’s Thugs
Stephanie Clifford, the actress known as Stormy Daniels, being interviewed by Anderson Cooper for “60 Minutes.”
A Worldwide Focus on Hong Kong for Art Basel
Works by Huang Yuanqing will be shown by Pearl Lam this year at Art Basel Hong Kong.
Lights, Camera, Artificial Action: Start-Up Is Taking A.I. to the Movies
From left, Gary Bradski, chief technology officer at Arraiy, which is trying to automate the creation of digital effects for movies, TV and games; Brendan Dowdle, the company’s head of operations and
Review: On ‘Roseanne,’ Times Have Changed, but They’re Still Tough
Roseanne Barr and John Goodman in a revival of “Roseanne,” debuting Tuesday on ABC.
Passenger’s Harness May Have Tripped Switch in Deadly Helicopter Crash
Five passengers were killed on March 11 after a tourist helicopter crashed in the East River.
Facebook Comes Under Scrutiny of Federal Trade Commission
A sign outside Facebook’s headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif. The company is coming under increasing scrutiny after a political data firm got access to private information on 50 million Facebook users.
Op-Ed Contributors: Scott Pruitt’s Attack on Science Would Paralyze the E.P.A.
Scott Pruitt, administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, has announced that he will bar the use of some scientific studies.
Op-Ed Contributor: Can Teenagers Save America? They’ve Done It Before
Students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, including Emma Gonzalez and Tyra Hemans (C), stand together on stage with other young victims of gun violence at the conclusion of the March for Our
Ask a Showrunner: Mike Judge on ‘Silicon Valley,’ T.J. Miller’s Exit and How ‘Idiocracy’ Endures
Mike Judge, the creator of “Silicon Valley.” The public conception of the tech world as whiz kids claiming they’re “making the world a better place,” he said, has been replaced with something darker.
Chasing the Deal: Five Ways to Save on an Upstate New York Getaway This Spring
Hasbrouck House, a restored 18th-century stone mansion in Stone Ridge, N.Y., is one of the spots in Upstate New York offering off-season deals.
Is Kim Jong-un Visiting Beijing? Online Video Fuels Speculation
A military honor guard was spotted Monday in Beijing after a convoy of vehicles entered the the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse where top North Korean leaders have been known to stay on visits to China.
Expelling Russians, Europe and North America Show Unity With U.K.
A police officer at the Russian Embassy in Berlin on Monday. Germany and other European nations have ordered the expulsion of Russian diplomats over the poisoning of a former spy in Britain.
For Many Strokes, There’s an Effective Treatment. Why Aren’t Some Doctors Offering It?
Dr. Christopher Lewandowski, principal investigator of a clinical trial that found an effective treatment for stroke. Two decades later, he still finds himself explaining the data to doubters in the
Trump Can’t Stop Tweeting, but Goes Silent on Stormy Daniels
President Trump returned to Washington on Sunday after spending the weekend in Florida.
