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May 22

Preston Palmeiro sends NC State to ACC championship game, beating Miami 5-4 in 12 innings
Calgary man gets life for killing boyfriend he caught in bed with a woman
McHugh done in by Martinez's 3-run homer in Astros' 6-2 loss to Tigers
Young pitches 6 scoreless innings, Morales homers twice; Royals beat Cardinals 5-0.
Kravetz, Illinois beat Michigan State 2-0 to move on in Big 10 Tournament
Cardinals-Royals Runs
Tasin leads Oklahoma past Kansas State 3-1 in Big 12 elimination game
Rookie Syndergaard runs into trouble late, Mets overwhelmed by Cole, Pirates in 4-1 loss
With White Sox retiring No. 14, Konerko says he's adjusting just fine to life away from game
Birdlover wins $75,000 Mizdirection Stakes by a head at Santa Anita
Host Quebec Remparts beat Kelowna Rockets 4-3 in first game of Memorial Cup
LeBron James leads Cavaliers to 94-82 win over top-seeded Hawks, 2-0 lead in East final
Rangers crush Lightning to tie series at two games apiece
New York Rangers right wing Martin St. Louis, center, celebrates after scoring a goal during the third period of Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals against the Tampa Bay Lightning, in the NHL hockey Stanley Cup playoffs, Friday, May 22, 2015, in Tampa, Fla.
Lundqvist rebounds, Nash scores twice to help Rangers beat Lightning 5-1 in Game 4
Alvarez and Latos go on DL after Marlins lose to Orioles 8-5, extending skid to 8 games
Pujols, Iannetta, Aybar homer to lead Angels to 12-5 win over Red Sox
Hawks' Kyle Korver leaves Eastern Conference final against Cavaliers with right ankle sprain
Small forest fighting plane crashes in northern Alberta, no word on injuries
Samardzija dominates over 8 innings as White Sox beat Twins 3-2
Fielder hits 2 homers, drives in 4, Rangers hold off Yankees 10-9 for 3rd straight win
Orioles-Marlins Runs
MLS Capsules
Jason Johnson scores in stoppage time to give Fire 2-2 tie with Crew
Braun goes 3 for 3, homers, drives in 4 to back Milwaukee's strong pitching
Antron Brown leads Top Fuel qualifying in the NHRA Kansas Nationals
Longoria, Souza and Beckham homer in Rays' 5-2 win over A's
Globe tops National Newspaper Awards with five winners
Thalidomide victim Bernadette Bainbridge poses for a photo at her home on November 9, 2014 in Whitby, Ontario.
Three defencemen score as Remparts down Rockets 4-3 to open Memorial Cup
Friday Baseball Capsules
Brandon Moss homers, drives in 3 as Cleveland rolls past Cincinnati
Globe and Mail wins a leading 5 National Newspaper Awards
Reds-Indians Runs
J.D. Martinez homer lifts Tigers to 6-2 win over Astros
Senate passes trade bill sought by Obama on bipartisan vote
Missing costumes from tightrope walker Rick Wallenda found in Calgary
Cruz, Hernandez lead Mariners past Blue Jays
Seattle Mariners first baseman Logan Morrison (R) celebrates with right fielder Nelson Cruz (L) after scoring a run against the Toronto Blue Jays in the fourth inning at Rogers Centre.
Harper hits HR, Scherzer shuts down Phillies to lead Nationals to 2-1 win
Florida rolls past Arkansas 10-0 in 7 innings at SEC Tournament
Chris Colabello almost redeems himself in Blue Jays' 4-3 loss to Mariners
Review of English Bay oil spill to be completed this summer
Crews on spill response boats work to contain bunker fuel leaking from the bulk carrier cargo ship Marathassa, second right, on Burrard Inlet in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday April 9, 2015.
Cole strikes out 10 to pick up sixth win as Pirates top Syndergaard, Mets 4-1
Kelly: Blue Jays’ Apocalypse arrives in the form of Munenori Kawasaki
Cathal Kelly
UC Davis basketball coach Jim Les signs contract extension through 2020-21 season
LEADING OFF: Kluber's on a roll, Burnett vs Harvey in matchup of sub-2.00 ERAs
How, and why, the Tories have suddenly reshaped leaders’ debates
Adam Radwanski
Daughter’s memory prompts parents to push for safer sports
Roy MacGregor
Canadian men's volleyball team qualifies for World Cup after downing Mexico
Saskatchewan man gets nine years for killing 72-year-old in drunken crash
Duhatschek: Babcock’s big deal is the exception, not the new norm
Eric Duhatschek
Nova Scotia fisheries minister clarifies comments on lobster marketing fees
Can this couple afford to retire and enjoy life on a hobby farm?
Despite their plum jobs in the education sector and good salaries, Liz and Ted can hardly wait to hang up their hats and spend the rest of their days working their hobby farm – with a little travel during the coldest months.
The difficulty of due process in the age of counterterrorism
Muhammad Aqeeq Ansari is currently being held by Canadian authorities despite not being charged with a terrorism-related offence, and faces deportation to Pakistan. All he says he knows is that “a CBSA officer has more power than a judge” because of the low thresholds of proof the Canada Border Services Agency needs to meet in deportation cases such as his.
In labour dispute, Ontario teachers have a good tutor: B.C. teachers
Teachers on strike rally outside of Queen's Park in Toronto on Thursday, May 14, 2015.
Projected investment returns: Why these new guidelines are golden
Canadian stocks are expected to produce total returns of 6.3 per cent before fees (share price changes plus dividends), quite the comedown from the average 9-per-cent gains over the past 30 calendar years.
US man pronounced dead, then moves limbs before being taken to morgue; recovering in hospital
Canadian women qualify for 2016 Rio Olympics rugby sevens competition
Ghislaine Landry, right, scored career tries No. 50, 51 and 52 on Friday. She scored one in Canada's 29-0 win over Spain and added two more in a 34-10 win over the tournament host Netherlands.
Gold company stock options lose their glitter
A look at the options held by the top executives at five major TSX-listed gold companies shows none of the five men held any stock options at the end of 2014 that were “in the money,” or exercisable for any profits.
Judge rules lawsuit against Sands China, Las Vegas Sands, Sheldon Adelson will stay in Nevada
Dear Investor: We need to talk about your energy stocks
John Heinzl
Toth helps Baylor stave off elimination by beating Texas Tech 5-4 in Big 12 tourney
Murray, Sather, Yzerman named finalists for general manager of the year
David Beckham and University of Miami discuss possible partnership for multipurpose stadium
Director quits Kathleen Wynne doc, citing integrity concerns
Kathleen Wynne is sworn in as the 25th premier of Ontario at Queen's Park on June 24, 2014. A recent documentary on the planning of the 2015 Ontario budget was scrapped by network TVO.
Suspects sought after B.C. shopping mall shooting puts male in hospital
Canadian journalist and former Maclean's editor-in-chief Kevin Doyle dead at 72
Former Yemeni prisoner at Guantanamo dies in Kazakhstan nearly 6 months after release
Logan Sowers hits grand slam, Indiana beats Iowa 10-2 in Big Ten elimination game
Court martial hears from victim of alleged sexual misconduct at RMC
Officer Cadet Alex Whitehead arrives for his court martial hearing at the Royal Military College of in Kingston, Ont. Allegations of sexual misconduct in the military rarely land before a judge.
Japanese reliever Fujikawa gets unconditional release after just 2 games for Rangers
Colombian paramilitary warlord wanted in US on drug charges walks from jail under peace deal
Golf Capsules
Skye Bolt homers, drives in 4 to lead UNC past Clemson 6-3 at ACC tourney
2 dead as grenades explode in Burundi market as political turmoil persists
Tom Lehman shoots 5-under 67 to take 2-stroke lead in Senior PGA Championship
Understanding Canada’s thalidomide compensation deal
Thalidomide survivor Marie Harnois peels a cucumber in her home in Drummondville, Quebec, March 29, 2015. The government annnounced an annual pension payout for victims of the drug.
Lamps shine light on a new kind of aid in Burundi
Jean-Bosco Ngemzirabona pedals to charge LED lamps. The investment in the lamps will ultimately reduce her cost of living and provide safer light than candles.
The Globe's stars and dogs for the week
No charges against Casey Kasem's widow after his children accused her of abuse
Man convicted in death of Chandra Levy expected to get new trial
Red Sox call up Cuban OF Rusney Castillo, demote Bradley Jr
Calgary’s Esker Foundation offers a chance to skate on art
Mia Feuer, An Unkindness and Mesh, 2015. The Esker Foundation in Calgary opens its spring/summer exhibitions this weekend.
Mirror Image: Robinson sees lots of similarities between Whitecaps, Rapids
Garcia scratched from White Sox's lineup because of inflammation in right knee
Man gets 2.5 years in prison after crash that left nurse with spinal-cord injury
Free-spending governments learning they cannot hide behind an oil barrel
Oil goes into a tailings pond at the Suncor tar sands operations near Fort McMurray, Alberta, September 17, 2014. In 2013-14, the Albertan government paid for 22 per cent of expenditures with non-renewable resource revenue.
North Okanagan is a feast for the eyes and the taste buds
Gray Monk is the oldest winery in the region with gorgeous lake views.
Toronto FC unfazed at sharing BMO Field home with CFL Argonauts
Five questions with Thomas Dang, the Alberta NDP’s 20-year-old MLA
Alberta NDP MLA Thomas Dang, 20, is the youngest in his party. Mr. Dang is pictured at the Legislature in Edmonton, Alberta on Thursday, May 21, 2015.
Excerpt: Discover the slum buried in the heart of Toronto
The Ward was one of Toronto’s earliest neighbourhoods, predating confederation. Most of it was razed post-Second World War, partly to make way for New City Hall. Jan. 8, 1959.
3 in a row: Reload captures Belmont Park feature on turf
Curry displays MVP play to help Warriors to 2-0 lead as conference finals head to Houston
Mounties say human jaw bone, other pieces of bones found west of Calgary
Albertan downturn causing rise in personal insolvencies
Worker camp housing projects at the Suncor Firebag in-situ oil sands operations near Fort McMurray, Alberta, September 17, 2014. Alberta’s economic downturn is continuing to hurt Fort McMurray residents.
US Justice Dep't says domestic use of unmanned drones must not violate privacy, civil rights
Mexico officials say bacterial infections, not contaminated vaccines, sickened children
Yukon temperature records tumble; weather expert says trend to continue
Three top picks from Northland’s David Cockfield
David Cockfield.
'Good bogey' finish gives Kevin Na 2-shot lead over Ian Poulter halfway through soggy Colonial
Fives ways to prep for CBCMusic.ca Festival
Canadian rapper and new host of CBC's Q, Shadrach Kabango, also known as Shad.
Rays' minor league team cancels 'A-Rod Juice Box' promotion after Yankees' complaint
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