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Scalise Undergoes Planned Follow-Up Surgery After Shooting
Louisiana Rep. Steve Scalise is undergoing a planned follow-up surgery 10 months after he was badly wounded by a gunman who fired at a Republican baseball practice.
U.S.
Spring Storm Spawns Tornado That Kills 1, Dumps Heavy Snow
A mid-April storm that pushed across the U.S. created a tornado in North Carolina that killed a person, coated Minnesota with 2 feet (60 centimeters) of snow and soaked the Northeast with rain.
Pro Football
NFL to Prohibit Use of Certain Helmets for 1st Time
The NFL for the first time is prohibiting certain helmets from being worn by players.
Business Day
Pentagon Revises Request for Cloud Computing Services
The U.S. Department of Defense on Monday updated its request for proposals from potential bidders on a $10 billion project for cloud computing services, in a deal that has been closely watched because Amazon.com Inc has been considered to be a top contender.
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Business Day
Saipem Republishes Accounts to Meet Watchdog Ruling but Says Will Appeal
Italian oil services company Saipem said on Monday it had republished its 2015 and 2016 results to comply with a ruling by market regulator Consob, but it added that it would appeal the decision.
Europe
UK Academic Says Data Firm Helped Trump Campaign Spread Fear
A British propaganda expert who has studied Cambridge Analytica says the company helped Donald Trump's presidential campaign use false statements and anti-Muslim messages to spread fear and resentment in swing states Trump needed to win.
Business Day
Netflix Shares Dip as Wall Street Braces for Quarterly Report
Shares of Netflix slipped 1.9 percent on Monday ahead of the video streaming service's quarterly report as investors braced for signs of whether it and other leading stocks are likely to carry the market higher over the next few weeks.
Politics
How a Supreme Court Case Could Affect Your Online Purchases
Do businesses have to collect sales tax on purchases made on the internet? The answer right now is: It depends. But a Supreme Court case being heard Tuesday could change that. Some questions and answers about the issue and the case:
Politics
Trump Puts Forward 2 More Nominees for Fed Board
President Donald Trump has selected Columbia University professor Richard Clarida to be vice chairman of the Federal Reserve and Kansas bank commissioner Michelle Bowman to fill another vacancy on the Fed's seven-member board.
Soccer
Swiss Club Sion Given One-Season European Ban
Swiss club FC Sion have been given a one-season ban from European competition for breaching UEFA's club licensing rules, the European soccer body said on Monday.

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