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June 26

Lawyer: Unsealing Cosby deposition from 2005 sex-assault suit would be 'terribly embarrassing'
Audrey Lacroix wins gold in women's 200-metre butterfly at Quebec Cup
White House lit in rainbow colours after Supreme Court ruling legalizing same-sex marriage
Last-inning rally falls short for White Sox, Chicago loses 5-4 to Tigers
Condorelli takes gold in 100-metre free at Fran Crippen Memorial
Kluber can't break personal slide despite striking out 10 in Indians' 4-3 loss to Orioles
Perez leaves with foot injury, Grilli falters late as Braves fall to Pirates 5-4 in 10 innings
Young continues hot hitting in Houston with 3-run homer to give Yankees 3-2 win over Astros
Sri Lankan leader dissolves Parliament loyal to his predecessor ahead of elections in August
Brewers score 6 runs in 1st inning, Lohse gets 1st win since May 16 in 10-4 win over Twins
Cueto loses strike zone, sudden rash of walks cost Reds in a 2-1 loss to light-hitting Mets
Anytime Anyplace wins turf feature by 1 1/4 lengths at Santa Anita
Twins-Brewers Runs
Left wing Kyle Palmieri acquired by Devils in deal with Ducks
Encarnacion’s first-inning slam lifts Jays over Rangers
Edwin Encarnacion is congratulated by Jose Bautista after hitting a grand slam home run in the first inning during MLB game action against the Texas Rangers on June 26, 2015 at Rogers Centre.
Betts extends hitting streak, Holt snaps 10th-inning tie to give Red Sox 4-3 win over Rays
WNBA Capsules
Max Scherzer takes perfect game into 6th, Nationals beat Phillies 5-2
Riquna Williams hits 3 of Tulsa's 10 3-pointers, Shock beat New York 71-62
As expected, McDavid begins NHL career with Oilers
McDavid said he is not afraid of the high expectations being placed upon him.
In Jamaica, former world record-holder Asafa Powell wins men's 100m with 9.84
Argentina beats Colombia 5-4 on penalties after 0-0 draw to reach semifinals of Copa America
Baseball Capsules
Mercer gets third career walk-off hit as Pirates edge Braves 3-2 in 10 innings
Angel McCoughtry scores 18 points, Matee Ajavon adds 17 to help Dream beat Mystics 72-69
Golf Capsules
J.D. Martinez hits tiebreaking homer in 8th, Tigers hold on to beat White Sox 5-4
Canadiens select defenceman Noah Juulsen 26th overall at NHL Draft
Mi Jung Hur reaches 8 under to lead LPGA Tour's rain-hampered NW Arkansas Championship
Brett Anderson ties career high with 10 strikeouts to help Dodgers beat slumping Marlins 7-1
Davis drives in go-ahead run for Orioles, who give up 3 HRs in 4-3 win over Indians
Winnipeg man suspected of planning terrorist activities re-arrested
Mirtle: Maple Leafs evolution continues with selection of Marner
The Toronto Maple Leafs selected Mitch Marner, centre, with the fourth overall pick in the NHL entry draft. Marner fits with the revamped philosophy of the Leafs and coach Mike Babcock, right, which insists that size doesn’t matter without skill, and that skill trumps all – including grit and nationality and so many other intangibles that can cloud the process.
Syndergaard sharp, Mets helped by Cueto's sudden wildness, top Reds 2-1 for 2nd win in 9 games
Connecticut beats Los Angeles 80-76 in overtime for 7th straight win
Edwin Encarnacion hits two home runs as Blue Jays rout Rangers 12-2
Canucks select right-winger Brock Boeser 23rd overall at NHL Draft
Lloyd powers U.S. past China and into semifinals at Women's World Cup
Can Rachel Notley tame Alberta’s health-care spending?
NDP premier elect Rachel Notley speaks during a press conference in Edmonton, Alberta on Wednesday, May 6, 2015.
Alberta's police watchdog launches investigation around resource deployment
Syrian rescue expert urges UN to stop indiscriminate barrel bomb attacks killing civilians
Cappie Pondexter scores 23 points, Sky beat Fever 83-77
Obama delivers eulogy for Charleston preacher, sings ‘Amazing Grace’
U.S. President Barack Obama delivers a eulogy in honor of the Rev. Pinckney: “Sometimes I think that’s the best thing to hope for when you’re eulogized, after all the words and recitations and resumes are read, to just say somebody was a good man.“
‘An unprecedented day for terrorism’ after attacks in France, Tunisia, Kuwait
The body of a tourist shot dead by a gunman lies near a beachside hotel in Sousse, Tunisia. At least 27 people, including foreign tourists, were killed when at least one gunman opened fire on the Tunisian beachside hotel in the popular resort of Sousse on Friday, an interior ministry spokesman said. Police were still clearing the area around the Imperial Marhaba hotel and the body of one gunman lay at the scene with a Kalashnikov assault rifle after he was shot in an exchange of gunfire, a security source at the scene said.
Jets select Kyle Connor 17th, Jack Roslovic 25th overall at NHL Draft
RHP Rafael Betancourt activated from disabled list; RHP Justin Miller sent down
Oilers move on to improving defence, trade picks to Islanders for Reinhart
Simon Pagenaud earns pole at Fontana, Helio Castroneves gives Team Penske top 2 spots
Kohl's agrees to nearly $1M settlement with California prosecutors who alleged it overcharged
Dominican Republic certifies citizenship of 55,000 people, ending bureaucratic limbo
Twins' Dozier and Brewers' Parra both go deep to start the game
Avalanche trade Ryan O’Reilly to Sabres for youngsters, draft pick
Colorado Avalanche center Ryan O'Reilly follows through on his goal against the Florida Panthers during overtime of an NHL hockey game Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2012, in Denver.
Germany beats France in penalty kicks to reach Women’s World Cup semis
German goalkeeper Nadine Angerer celebrates with teammates after making a save on the final penalty kick to defeat France at Olympic Stadium in Montreal. All five Germans scored in the shootout, while France scored on its first four attempts before Angerer stopped Claire Lavogez on the final shot.
Max Scherzer's perfect game snapped in 6th, ends bid for second straight no-hitter
Utah Jazz show off draft picks Trey Lyles and Olivier Hanlan, but growth must come from within
Calgary’s Coetzee sisters a trio of cello prodigies
Mari, Luka and Ine Coetzee, perform with their cellos last August in Pretoria, South Africa, their family’s home country.
An attempt to address questions about marijuana dispensaries in Vancouver
Dried and pruned marijuana buds wait to be processed for shipping at Tweed Marijuana Inc. in Smith’s Falls, Ont., in this file photo.
Ray Shero starts new era for Devils, fills offensive need with C Pavel Zacha with No. 6 pick
Affeldt goes on DL with left shoulder strain; Broadway recalled
Report: Michigan's Pipkins set to transfer amid disagreement over his health
Kelly: Sepp Blatter is not leaving FIFA without a backstage struggle to stay
Cathal Kelly
How Alberta intends to follow up on its apology to First Nations
Alberta Justice & Solicitor General and Aboriginal Relations Minister Kathleen Ganley in Calgary, Alberta, June 26, 2015.
One injured, seniors rattled as explosion levels house in Canmore
Suns' first-round draft pick Devin Booker impresses with maturity despite his young age
Colorado Avalanche trades Ryan O'Reilly to Buffalo Sabres for 3 youngsters, 1 draft pick
Hawaii board approves emergency ban on taking sea cucumber to fight mass harvesting of species
Molli Café: This Mexican taqueria is worth every delicious bite
Four different tacos including marinated pork, organic braised beef, slow cooked beans and house made chorizo at Molli Cafe in Vancouver, British Columbia, Wednesday, June 24, 2015.
Daily Deal Roundup: Watsa goes shopping in India, and TMAC boosts its IPO
Duncan Hood
Pressed by salary cap, Bruins trade first-line LW Lucic and top-pairing D Hamilton
Former Stanford guard Chasson Randle to join Golden State Warriors' summer league team
Notorious G20 ‘five-metre rule’ is finally abolished in Ontario
Police officers making arrests at Queen's Park in Toronto on Saturday, June 26, 2010, during the G20 summit.
China strikes back at U.S., pointing out American human-rights abuses
A protester sits on a barricade at the occupied area outside government headquarters in Hong Kong Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2014. While protesters took over the streets of downtown Hong Kong last fall, police in Beijing swept up people who supported the pro-democracy movement.
Obama’s previous public statements on race
President Barack Obama embraces Eliana Pinckney, the daughter of the slain Rev. and South Carolina State Sen. Clementa Pinckney, during his funeral at the College of Charleston TD Arena, in Charleston, South Carolina on June 26, 2015.
Coming home: Maple Leafs select forward Mitch Marner fourth overall at NHL Draft
California tells San Francisco to stop taking some water from river because of drought
CFL comes to Fort McMurray’s field of big dreams
Holy Trinity High School football coach Kwame Osei runs drills with his team in Fort McMurray, Alberta on Friday, June 26, 2015.
Push-back possible in 13 U.S. states that do not license same-sex marriages
Gregory Bourke, left, and his husband, Michael DeLeon, right, plantiff's in one of the U.S. Supreme Court's same-sex marriage cases, outside the court following the the ruling in their case, in Washington, June 26, 2015. In a long-sought victory for the gay rights movement, the Supreme Court ruled Friday that the Constitution guarantees a nationwide right to same-sex marriage.
Cubs rookie third baseman Kris Bryant back in lineup
Land developer and philanthropist Albert Latner built more than homes
Albert Latner was born April 25, 1927, in Hamilton to Jack and Elise Latner. His father was born in London, to immigrants from what is now Lithuania. His mother, Elise, was born in Bucharest, Romania.
Communism won’t cure Vancouver’s housing problems
Gary Mason
How automation is shaking up the advertising industry
The lifeblood of digital ad trading: connecting wires plugged into Index Exchange's servers, inside a cage at Equinix Inc.'s data centre in Secaucus, N.J.
Wagon convoy in B.C.'s Interior connects First Nations youth to their culture
Navy’s new ship named after first black Victoria Cross winner
William Hall was the son of African American refugees who settled in Nova Scotia after the War of 1812. During the Indian Mutiny, Hall became the first Canadian winner of the naval Victoria Cross. He was the third Canadian to win the Victoria Cross.
McDavid enters the NHL with long-expected fanfare, going No. 1 to Edmonton on draft night
Tory wants TTC Sunday subway service to start much earlier in Toronto
The city’s subway system does not open until 9 a.m., but John Tory says if 6 a.m. is not possible, he’d be satisfied by starting with 7 or 8 a.m.
Two Vanderhoof, B.C., men face shooting charges over 18-year-old woman's death
Dissenting Justice Scalia’s sarcastic rebuke raises eyebrows
A rainbow flag which represents the LGBT community, and a U.S. flag are displayed together on the steps of the Sacramento LGBT Community Center in Sacramento, Calif., on Friday, June 26, 2015. Same-sex couples won the right to marry nationwide Friday as a divided Supreme Court handed a crowning victory to the gay rights movement, setting off a jubilant cascade of long-delayed weddings in states where they had been forbidden.
Man, 31, to face child sex-assault charge in B.C. court, remains in custody
Dedicated to Bob captures $40,000 feature at Monmouth Park by a neck
Canada Day’s real heart, in the country’s grassroots communities
Roy MacGregor
Orioles send LHP McFarland to Triple-A Norfolk to make room for Chen
Former Russian prime minister Yevgeny Primakov dies at 85
Yevgeny Primakov's career included journalism, diplomacy and spycraft. In 1991, Primakov was named head of Russia’s foreign intelligence service and held the job for five years before becoming foreign minister.
Ottawa to tackle opioid abuse with tamper-resistance rules
Mark Kulakowski, who takes narcotic pain killers for a back injury that occurred more than three decades ago, reaches for a bottle of OxyContin at his home in Peabody, Mass., May 25, 2012.
Derek Jeter, Jon Stewart, Dick Vitale, Frank Lautenberg named to New Jersey Hall of Fame
Truck driver faces manslaughter charges in Oklahoma crash that killed Texas softball players
'Equality for All!': Sports world reacts to Supreme Court gay marriage ruling
Toronto arts group sue city and developer in battle over Queen West cultural centre
The Urbancorp complex on Lisgar Street in Toronto.
The Globe’s stars and dogs for the week
Beyond the village: 35 years on, Toronto Pride is all grown up and taking on the world
An attendee shows LGBTQ pride during the "Green Space Festival" celebration hosted by The 519 Community Centre and Pride Toronto on June 25, 2015.
Kenney says nationalist Azov group shouldn’t tarnish Ukraine’s image
This handout picture taken and released by the Ukrainian Presidential press-service shows Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko (L) shaking hands with Canadadian Minister of National Defence and Minister for Multiculturalism Jason Kenney as he welcomes him prior to talks in Kiev on June 26, 2015.
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