Emily Taylor

Thousands take to the streets in Warsaw to protest against the Polish government’s actions, which have been criticised by the EU as weakening the rule of law.
BBC News – Europe

Sadiq Khan pledges a “better” future for London as he is sworn in as the new mayor – while the Conservatives face questions over the tone of their election campaign.
BBC News – UK

A huge wildfire which has devastated the Canadian oil town of Fort McMurray could double in size over the next 24 hours, as evacuations continue.
BBC News – US & Canada

Kenya starts demolishing 226 houses condemned as unsafe, following a building collapse last Friday that killed at least 42 people.
BBC News – Africa

The A’s will start Rich Hill in the first game of Saturday’s split-doubleheader in Baltimore, with Jesse Hahn getting the nod for Game 2, following Friday’s postponement amid inclement weather.
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With momentum already on its side after scoring five straight points, the Thunder thought it got the defensive stop it needed.
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A’s starter Chris Bassitt will undergo Tommy John surgery on his right elbow, the club announced on Thursday.
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Conventional wisdom states that young players and role players perform better at home compared to the road, but the Thunder has never tre
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The former owner of BHS, Sir Philip Green, has called on the chairman of a Commons committee examining the collapse of the UK chain to resign.
BBC News – Business

An air strike on a Syrian refugee camp that reportedly killed at least 28 people could amount to a war crime, a senior UN official says.
BBC News – Middle East

Brazil’s top court has suspended Lower House Speaker Eduardo Cunha from his mandate, following a request by the country’s attorney general.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Turkish PM Ahmet Davutoglu says he will stand down at his party’s congress this month, amid reports of a rift with President Erdogan.
BBC News – Europe

The SNP win an “historic” third election victory but fall short of a majority with Labour pushed into third place in Scotland on a “mixed” night for Jeremy Corbyn.
BBC News – UK

Some 8,000 people are being airlifted to safety after they fled the city of Fort McMurray, which has been devastated by a massive wildfire.
BBC News – US & Canada

Controversial and wealthy businessman Jacob Juma is shot dead in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, by unknown gunmen who escaped on motorbikes.
BBC News – Africa

Sean Manaea received an advanced baseball education through his first two Major League starts. What he needs now is a victory.
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In the Playoffs, everyone is playing as hard as possible. The difference between wins and losses, however, is which team plays smartest.
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The European Central Bank says it will no longer produce the €500 note because of concerns that it could help facilitate illegal activities.
BBC News – Business

A partial, shaky truce between Syria and non-jihadist rebels is extended to embattled Aleppo, after US and Russian pressure.
BBC News – Middle East

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has dismissed allegations she obstructed a corruption investigation as “lies”.
BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean