Johns Hopkins and Star Avenge Loss to Hofstra
Fifth-seeded Johns Hopkins defeated unseeded Hofstra, 10-4, in an N.C.A.A. tournament first-round game at Homewood Field
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Jazz 123, Lakers 115 O.T.: Joyful Noise From Fans Rouses the Jazz
Deron Williams had had 29 points and 14 assists, as the Utah evened its Western Conference semifinal series at two games apiece.
Snapping Out of Slump, Beltrán Begins to Click
After more than a month of searching for that natural feeling, Carlos Beltrán, the Mets? center fielder, is finally finding his comfort zone in the batter?s box.
Venezuela?s President Scorned by Bitter Political Foe: His Ex-Wife
President Hugo Chávez?s ex-wife, Marisabel Rodríguez, is a political figure here as well, making the custody dispute more fodder for the country?s polarized politics.
A Kosher Soup Kitchen Offers a Dignified Place to Eat, and Steak for One Day
A soup kitchen honors a grand rabbi by giving the down and out in Borough Park a place dine well.
Joseph Egan, Lawyer Who Fought Nuclear Waste Site, Is Dead at 53
Mr. Egan, a nuclear engineer-turned-lawyer, led Nevada?s legal campaign to block a nuclear waste dump at Yucca Mountain.
American League Roundup: A First for the Rays: 5 Games Over .500
Carl Crawford has played more games for Tampa Bay than any other player, so it was fitting that he delivered the blow that lifted the Rays into uncharted territory.
Manta Journal: Ecuador Opposes Outpost in American War on Drugs
To Ecuadoreans the American base in Manta, Ecuador, is a flash point in a regional debate over the limits of American power in Latin America.
New Hub for Music: Practice, Practice
The Orchestra of St. Luke?s intends to buy half of a building in Clinton to create a permanent home for itself as well as rehearsal space for local orchestras.
Celtics? Road Struggles Draw Cavaliers Closer
Boston, which went a league-best 31-10 in away games during the regular season, has dropped all of its road games so far this postseason.