Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued For Parts Including Central Maryland
Although not totally out of the question, the chance of gusty winds and hail is low with this first round of storms. A stationary front is draped across northern Missouri and the storms are forming just south of this boundary.

STD Rate In California Hits New High: Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis Worst Culprits
The state recorded the highest number of chlamydia cases since reporting started in 1990, the agency said. Chlamydia can be transmitted by having vaginal, anal, or oral sex, affecting both men and women.

Nintendo Announces Details for Mario Tennis Aces Pre-Launch Online Tournament Demo
As we barrel towards its June 22 release date, we now know when we'll get our first taste of Mario Tennis Aces . Wario and Waluigi look as though they are being possessed by some sort of ghostly creature in the trailer.

Keeven Robinson: Black 22-Year-Old's Death in Police Custody Ruled Homicide
Robinson's father, Steve Jackson, said "Enough is enough ... it's time for it to stop man". "We are here to support all sides". She credited Lopinto and Cvitanovich for being open about the autopsy results and the investigation.

Putin to open mega bridge linking Crimea to Russian Federation
Russia's last tsar, Nicholas II first proposed such a bridge, but the outbreak of World War I prevented it going ahead. Nevertheless, a Levada poll in March found 70 percent of Russians thought taking Crimea had been beneficial.

Soros goes from Hungary
The new legislation restricts the work of NGOs that receive foreign funding, imposing a punitive 25% overhead tax on donations. The building that houses the Budapest offices of the Open Society Foundations in Budapest, Hungary.

World Cup Goal Hero Gotze Won't Repeat The Feat!
World Cup-winning goalscorer Mario Gotze has been left out of Germany's squad for June's tournament in Russian Federation . Germany's first match in Russian Federation will be against Mexico in Moscow on June 17.

European Under-17 Championship: Red-card drama as Republic exit on penalties
Worse, it may look like Corcoran left his line in real time, but replays actually show that the referee got it wrong. It was Corcoran's second yellow, so he was sent off and Redan scored the re-take past centre back Oisin McEntee.

NASA to Send Autonomous Helicopter to Mars
NASA has tested the helicopter prototype in a Mars-like atmosphere, proving that it will be able to take flight on the red planet. An administrator at NASA , Jim Bridenstine, recently posted a concept clip of the drone on Twitter .

China mum about whether Xi will meet Trump, Kim in Singapore
In the broadcast, manager Heo Kang-il claimed that the NIS had blackmailed him into tricking the women into coming to South Korea. US analysts highlighted Singapore's political neutrality, geological proximity and cultural diversity.

F1: Vettel falls 17 behind Hamilton
Vettel gave away his position when Ferrari made a decision to go for an extra stop and give the German driver fresher tyres. He added: "The pressure and the passion that I have to win this championship are far greater than I've ever had it".

Tesla Model S crashes into truck in Utah
Tesla faces a slew of other issues, from increased skepticism over its finances to safety probes by regulators. Police said they had been in contact with the National Transportation Safety Board about the crash.

Honor India To Launch New Mid-Range Smartphone On May 22
Qualcomm's sensors are also said to be able to work when wet or greasy, unlike the more conservative sensors seen in phones today. The smartphone features the trendy notched display at the top but retains a chin at the bottom to adjust the fingerprint scanner.

North Korea begins dismantlement of nuclear test site
But since the Winter Olympics in the South, Pyongyang and Washington have agreed to their unprecedented meeting. Kim previous year oversaw a string of missile and nuclear tests, drawing the ire of the global community.

United Kingdom ministers have no answer on European Union trade, says Carwyn Jones
Barnier later said that there had been "a little, not very little progress" but warned that more was urgently needed. Her comment was echoed by French foreign minister Jean-Yves le Drian following talks with Mr Johnson in London.