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Andy Murray Pulls Out of Wimbledon
Andy Murray practicing at Wimbledon on Saturday, a day before he decided not to play the tournament.
Shootout Sunday: Croatia Follows Russia’s Lead and Wins on Penalty Kicks
Croatia’s Danijel Subasic saved a penalty kick against Denmark during their World Cup match on Sunday.
Sikhs and Hindus Bear Brunt of Latest Afghanistan Suicide Attack
Afghan firefighters work at the scene of a suicide bomb attack, in Jalalabad on Sunday.
Woman Assaulted Black Boy After Telling Him He ‘Did Not Belong’ at Pool, Officials Say
Stephanie Sebby-Strempel, who the authorities say hit a black teenager at a neighborhood pool and told him and his friends to leave because they did not belong there, has been charged with assault.
Susan Collins, Pivotal Moderate, Says ‘Hostility’ to Roe Would Sway Her Vote
Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, right, may hold the key vote in a Supreme Court nomination fight.
Officials Identify a Source in the Romaine Lettuce E. Coli Outbreak
Five people died and more than 200 were sickened in an outbreak of E. coli connected to romaine lettuce that started in the spring.
Man on Stabbing Spree Attacked Children at a 3-Year-Old’s Birthday Party, Police Say
The police responding to a knife attack in Boise, Idaho, on Saturday night that left nine injured, including six children and three adults.
Behind Lincoln Center’s White Travertine Facade: Infighting and Indecision
At a time of struggle for performing arts organizations, Lincoln Center’s efforts have been complicated by abrupt changes in leadership.
Grace Notes: Don’t Hate Her. She’s Just the (Subway) Messenger.
Haley Dragoo, 26, was hired in November by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to handle the social media alerts the agency sends out warning of delays and other problems.
That Roar You Heard Is From Russia. Its Team Sent Spain Packing.
Russian players celebrate after beating Spain on Sunday.
Has Trump ‘Watched ICE Liberate Towns From the Grasp of MS-13’? No.
“To the great and brave men and women of ICE, do not worry or lose your spirit,” President Trump tweeted on Saturday.
10 Family Members Are Found Hanged in Home Near New Delhi
An ambulance leaving the home in Burari, India, where 11 people were found dead on Sunday.
Neighbor Calls the Police on a 12-Year-Old Boy Mowing the Grass
Lucille Holt-Colden hired Reginald Fields, 12, to mow her lawn last month. Her neighbors called the police after he cut grass on their side of the property line.
Unwelcome Sound on Germany’s Stages: Musicians Who Boycott Israel
Graham Hastings, Alloysious Massaquoi and Kayus Bankole of Young Fathers performing in Los Angeles on May 2. The band was due to perform at a German arts festival but was disinvited because of its
Thailand Cave Rescuers Report Some Progress in Search for Soccer Team
Soldiers and rescue workers in the Tham Luang cave complex in northern Thailand on Sunday. A dozen boys and their soccer coach have been missing in the caverns for more than a week.
Mexico’s Elections: What to Watch For
From left to right: Leftist front-runner Andres Manuel López Obrador of Morena, Institutional Revolutionary Party presidential candidate Jose Antonio Meade and Ricardo Anaya, presidential candidate
9 Injured in Mass Stabbing at Idaho Apartment Complex
Idaho police say nine people were hospitalized early Sunday and one man is in custody after a mass stabbing at a Boise apartment complex that is home to many refugee families.
Criminal Groups Seek to Decide Outcome in Many Mexican Races
Abel Montúfar was among at least 136 politicians across Mexico who have been assassinated since last fall. More than a third were candidates or potential candidates.
