Underdogs Win English Title
Jubilant fans celebrated after Leicester City secured its first Premier League title without playing after second-place Tottenham drew 2-2 at Chelsea in one of the biggest-ever triumphs by an underdog in sports
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Puerto Rico Misses $370 Million in Debt Payments
Puerto Rican officials say the island's default on a $422 million bond payment is only the beginning if the U.S. Congress doesn't help resolve the situation soon. Gov. Alejandro Garcia Padilla says Puerto Rico did not make nearly $370 million of the payment
Attorney General: Businesses Should Hire Former Inmates
After touring a federal prison in Alabama, Attorney General Loretta Lynch talked exclusively with TIME about why businesses need to hire more former inmates, the prospects for criminal justice reform and other topics
LeBron James to Star in Space Jam Sequel, Report Says
A Space Jam sequel is finally in development, according to a report. LeBron James is set to star, with Fast & Furious director Justin Lin at the helm. Rumors of a reboot, which have circulated for years, resurfaced last summer
4 Arrested in Slaying of Honduran Activist
Honduran authorities arrested four people in the killing of environmental activist Berta Caceres, including an active duty army officer and at least one man who worked for a hydroelectric project she opposed. The prize-winning activist was shot dead March 3
LGBT Advocates Say Bathroom 'Predators' Are Red Herring
Supporters of controversial bills seeking to limit transgender people's use of public restrooms have repeatedly argued that sexual predators are trying to abuse non-discrimination law. Here's how LGBT advocates are countering those arguments
WhatsApp Blocked in Brazil for 72 Hours
A judge in Brazil ordered that phone companies block Facebook's messaging service WhatsApp throughout the country for 72 hours in response to its refusal to cooperate in a police investigation
Ted Cruz Doubles Down in Indiana
Ted Cruz may find his last chance at snagging the Republican presidential nomination in the Indiana primary on Tuesday, but it's not going to be easy. Polls show him behind Donald Trump by as much as 15 points
Playground Concussions on the Rise
Playground concussions are on the rise, according to a new government study, and monkey bars and swings are most often involved. Most injuries studied were mild, but all concussions are potentially serious and the researchers say the trend raises concerns
Beyoncé Makes History With Record-Breaking Lemonade
The singer's visual album took the Internet by storm when it dropped last weekend and now it's made history topping the Billboard 200, marking the sixth time in a row her album has debuted at No. 1
First U.S. Cruise in Decades Arrives in Cuba
The first U.S. cruise ship in nearly 40 years crossed the Florida Straits from Miami and docked in Havana, restarting commercial travel on waters that served as a stage for a half-century of Cold War hostility
Court Rejects Challenge to Seattle's $15 Minimum Wage
The Supreme Court is turning away a challenge to Seattle's $15 an hour minimum wage from franchise business owners who say the law discriminates against them. The order leaves in place a federal court ruling in favor of Seattle
