The Latest: 2nd apparent tornado hits Oklahoma near Tulsa - seattlepi.com via SeattlePI.com
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• 1 hour ago The National Weather Service says a likely tornado caused damage.
An apparent tornado has downed trees and power lines and heavily damaged some businesses in a suburb of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The National Weather Service says a tornado touched down in the Tulsa area overnight, damaging structures, uprooting trees and toppling power lines.
Michael Gove enters Conservative race to succeed Theresa May | Hosted Associated Press (AP)
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• 1 hour ago LONDON (AP) - British Environment Secretary Michael Gove on Sunday became the eighth lawmaker to enter the race to succeed Prime Minister Theresa May, as other contenders staked out uncompromising positions on Brexit.
The winner of that race was May.
Her successor as party leader will be selected by Conservative lawmakers and party members, and will automatically become prime minister.
Iraq warns of 'danger of war' as Iranian FM visits | Borneo Post Online Borneo Post Online
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• 4 hours ago BAGHDAD: Iraqi leaders have warned of the risks of war during a visit by Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, whose country is locked in a tense standoff with the United States.
Iraqi President Barham Saleh discussed with Zarif “the need to prevent all war or escalation,” his office said.
Iraqi Prime Minister Adel Abdel Mahdi warned of the “danger of a war” during a meeting with Zarif on Saturday night, his office said.
Netanyahu struggles to form government amid talk of new election - Reuters Reuters - Video
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• 3 hours ago Likud said its secretariat would meet on Tuesday “to prepare for an election”.
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu embarked on Sunday on what he termed a “final effort” to break a deadlock on forming a governing coalition ahead of a Wednesday deadline for a deal.
In a video published on Twitter on Sunday, Netanyahu said he had invited all of his negotiating partners to meet him in “a final attempt to form a right-wing government” and avoid “an unnecessary election”.
Hillary Clinton Calls Doctored Pelosi Video 'Sexist Trash' - Rolling Stone Rolling Stone
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• 2 hours ago Few people know the power of edited video in American politics like Clinton.
Hillary Clinton weighed in on the altered video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that President Trump tweeted out on Friday, calling it “sexist trash.”.
Now, it is sexist trash, but it is also a sign that Trump is running scared.”.
How to watch Indy 500 live if you're in Indianapolis-area: NBC Sports app Indianapolis Star /Indianapolis ...
• 1 hour ago Once again, the Indianapolis 500 is being blacked out to those viewers in Central Indiana.
Current view from my living room via my wife.
Well, seems there's an easy work-around for Indy-area viewers Apparently, if you're using the NBCSports app, either on your phone, computer, Xbox, Firestick, whatever, you're able to watch the race live.
'Aladdin' soars, but 'Booksmart' barely passes at box office | Hosted Associated Press (AP)
• 1 hour ago With an international gross of $121 million, "Aladdin" has already earned over $207 million globally.
"Anyone out there saving @Booksmart for another day, consider making that day TODAY," Wilde wrote.
The top few spots at the holiday box office were populated by known brands and sequels.
Iraq sentences French citizens to death for IS membership | World News | Sky News cuenta «Sky News»
• 3 hours ago Three French citizens who joined the Islamic State group have been sentenced to death by a court in Baghdad.
More than 3,000 of them have been sentenced to death.
Since Iraq defeated the terrorist group in 2017 many have found themselves being processed through the country's court system, where membership of the terrorist group is enough to be sentenced to death, regardless of whether a person fought.
Countries to watch as divided Europe chooses its parliament - SFGate http://sfgate.com
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• 56 minutes ago In Europe, the populists will find it difficult to deliver on their transformation promises.
That's bad news not just for Macron - but also for the French leader's grand ambitions for a more united Europe.
Macron wants EU countries to share budgets and soldiers and work even more closely together to keep Europe globally relevant and prevent conflict.
Vettel warns Ferrari of work ahead International breaking news and ...
• 3 hours ago "But this weekend has shown us that we have a lot of work to do.
Sebastian Vettel finished second in Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix and then warned his Ferrari team that they have a lot of work to do if they are to catch pace-setting rivals Mercedes.
Vettel said Hamilton deserved his win for toughing out the second half of the race under incredible pressure from Verstappen.
Sarah Sanders: Trump and Kim Jong Un 'agree' on Biden - Vox vox-mark
• 3 hours ago White House press secretary Sarah Sanders defended President Trump's summits with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un Sunday, and also said the two leaders are of like minds when it comes to Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.
“I think they agree in their assessment of former vice president Joe Biden,” Sanders said.
“But I think they agree in their assessment of former vice president Joe Biden.
2019 NBA playoffs schedules, scores: Watch NBA Finals online, live stream, TV channel, dates, times, bracket - CBSSports... CBSSports.com
• 2 hours ago We finally have our Finals matchup, NBA fans.
Down 2-0 to begin the Eastern Conference finals, the Toronto Raptors impressively pulled out four consecutive wins to send the Milwaukee Bucks packing and advance to the NBA Finals for the first time in franchise history with a 100-94 Game 6 win in Toronto.
Below is a look at the NBA playoff bracket and the complete schedule for conference finals games, along with viewing information.
Syrian government steps up air strikes in northwest, seizes small town - Middle East - Jerusalem Post Israel online news | The Jerusalem Post
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• 1 hour ago BEIRUT - Syrian government forces pounded positions in the northwest of the country on Sunday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said, in the heaviest day of air strikes since launching a major campaign against the rebel-held territory nearly four weeks ago.
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