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Red Sox try for three-game sweep of Blue Jays The win on Saturday moved them to 11 games above.500 for the first time this season and they've won four of their past five games. Betts, who also had an RBI single in the second inning, homered again in the sixth, this time a two-run shot, his 15th.

President Donald Trump shares video visualizing his feud with the press We will keep doing our jobs. "He should start doing his", they concluded. Donald Trump is continuing his war on journalism and CNN in particular.

Raptors to re-sign Serge Ibaka Toronto has a lot of questions heading into the 2017-18 season, and they could regret not breaking up the team in this offseason. Free agent guard Kyle Lowry announced that he will be staying with the Toronto Raptors in an essay on The Players Tribune .

Dept. of Homeland Security frees Emirati airline from laptop ban Abu Dhabi-based Etihad on Sunday night said US-bound passengers can now take electronics on board its aircraft. On landing in the USA , travellers arrive as a domestic passenger with no need for immigration checks again.

Melania Trump denies TV host's claim she is 'deeply unhappy in marriage' I'm just telling you, Melania's got the worst job in the country and I don't think she wants do it a lot longer. He called me to stop a National Enquirer article.

To replace Obamacare, GOP tries a meaner version of Obamacare Republicans hold 52 Senate seats, and they need 50 votes to pass the bill, with Vice President Mike Pence breaking the tie. One GOP senator has said Trump doesn't understand the bare bones of the bill, much less its details.

Habs sign Carey Price to an eight year extension Since joining the Canadiens in the 2007-08 regular season, Price has recorded a wins-loss record of 270-175-55 in 509 games. It is also $2 million per year higher than the next highest paid goalie ( New York Rangers starter Henrik Lundqvist ).

Hardline stance towards radical pro-democracy Hong Kongers could mean more conflict Activists have renewed calls for his release after he was sent to hospital for cancer treatment, under police custody. Protesters waved placards denouncing Hong Kong and Beijing leaders and banners in support of a wide range of causes.

Murray pulls out of Hurlingham Such a disjointed lead-up will not help Murray's chances at the Championships, which will be the most open for a long time. World number one Andy Murray has pulled out of his first exhibition match at Hurlingham Club with a sore hip .

Andy Murray aims to be fighting fit for Wimbledon defence On Thursday, Murray revealed he wouldn t play his second exhibition on Friday because he wanted to continue resting his hip. But Federer says Murray is experienced enough on grass to be able to quickly adapt to the unique demands on the surface.

Air bag maker claims bankruptcy As of May 26, only 38 percent of the air bag inflators under recall in the U.S. had been repaired, according to data on the U.S. The Japanese auto parts maker has struggled to stay afloat amid lawsuits and recall costs over its deadly air bag inflators.

England hit by Lauren Winfield injury on eve of Women's World Cup Whoever lift the trophy at Lord's on July 23 will be undisputed winners with the luck of the draw playing no part. Australia and the West Indies will begin their campaigns against each other in Taunton tomorrow.

China releases Nobel laureate Liu Xiaobo with terminal cancer: lawyer In 1996, Liu was sentenced to three years of "reeducation-through-labor" as a result of further human rights activities. Liu, 61, is in the late stages of the disease, said Mo Shaoping, his lawyer, who has been in contact with Liu's family.

Global shares fall on Fed rate hike, UK rate outlook Not all observers agree though and plenty are sticking with the view that a further Fed rate hike is inevitable later this year. Some gains are expected on Wall Street later, with the futures for both the Dow and S&P 500 up 0.1 percent.

Plagued by airbag recall, Takata files for bankruptcy Drowning in a sea of lawsuits and recall costs, Japanese air bag maker Takata Corp.is expected to seek bankruptcy. With only 22 percent of the unsafe airbags repaired, it leaves roughly 54 million still on the road in the U.S.