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Seattle judge strikes down 'wealth tax' on people earning more than $250K A Seattle judge ruled Wednesday that a "wealth tax" on the city's upper income earners was illegal.      Papua New Guinea police enter Manus island detention center Papua New Guinea police entered the former Australian-run detention center, Manus Island, in an attempt to remove asylum seekers who remain at the site.   More than 300 Chicago gov't employees get lay off notice just before Thanksgiving More than 300 government employees in Chicago learned they would lose their jobs just two days before Thanksgiving, due to budget cuts.   Exercise can give seniors more energy Exercise can give you more energy, help prevent chronic illnesses and keep you independent longer, according to the U.S. National Institute on Aging.   The booze you choose can sway your mood The booze you choose can frequently steer your mood, according to a new global survey.   Medicaid tied to better addiction treatment in pregnancy Addicted moms-to-be are more likely to receive recommended therapy if they live in states where anti-addiction medications are covered by Medicaid.   Putin holds summit with Turkey, Iran to discuss Syria peace deal Russian President Vladimir Putin is in talks with leaders of Turkey and Iran to end the civil war in Syria that has been raging since 2011.   Facebook to show users which Russian propaganda pages they followed Facebook announced Wednesday it will introduce a new tool to show users any pages they've followed that are linked to Russian propaganda.   Family of slain Maltese journalist file suit against police The family of a Maltese journalist who was killed by a car bomb have sued police to remove an officer who is married to a government official from the investigation.   NFL Draft: USC quarterback Sam Darnold remains at head of classMaui Invitational: Chaminade pummels California Dantley Walker scored 23 points, including seven 3-pointers, and host Chaminade stunned California 96-72 Wednesday in the seventh-place game at the Maui Jim Maui Invitational at Lahaina Civic Center in Hawaii.   Saudi coalition to open some Yemeni ports for aid The Saudi-led coalition fighting Houthi rebels in Yemen announced Wednesday it would allow some rebel-held ports to accept humanitarian aid.   Miami Dolphins face New England Patriots with questions at QB FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- The New England Patriots and their fans have Dec. 17 circled on the calendar. That day, the Patriots visit the Pittsburgh Steelers in a game that could decide home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs.   Detroit Lions claim Dwight Freeney off waivers The Detroit Lions reportedly claimed defensive end Dwight Freeney off waivers on Wednesday, one day after he was released by the Seattle Seahawks.   Dallas Cowboys in fight for playoff lives FRISCO, Texas -- It's must-win time for the Dallas Cowboys (5-5) against the Los Angeles Chargers (4-6) on Thursday.   Denver Nuggets: Paul Millsap to undergo wrist surgery Denver Nuggets forward Paul Millsap has been diagnosed with a left wrist ligament injury, the team announced Wednesday.   Chip Kelly reportedly mulls Florida, UCLA jobs Former college and NFL coach Chip Kelly reportedly is deciding this week between Florida and UCLA for one of the head-coaching openings.   Huntington Ingalls launches 8th National Security Cutter for Coast Guard Huntington Ingalls Industries launched its eighth National Security Cutter vessel, Midgett, for the U.S. Coast Guard.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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3 missing, 8 rescued after U.S. Navy plane crashes into sea off JapanEight people have been transferred to the aircraft carrier for medical assistance but are in "good condition," the U.S. Navy said in a tweet.
  'Butcher of Bosnia' Ratko Mladic found guilty of genocide and war crimesHis crimes "rank among the most heinous known to humankind," Judge Alphons Orie told the the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.
U.S. declares 'ethnic cleansing' against Rohingya in MyanmarThe United States declared the ongoing violence against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar to be "ethnic cleansing" on Wednesday, threatening penalties for military officials engaged in a brutal crackdown that has sent more than 600,000 refugees flooding over the border to Bangladesh.
Opera idol Dmitri Hvorostovsky dies at 55Hvorostovsky, who retired last year after he was diagnosed with brain cancer, was widely considered one of the finest baritones ever to grace the world's opera stages.
Parasite kills hundreds of Vietnam vetsHundreds of veterans have been infected by a slow-killing parasite while fighting in Southeast Asia.
Mike Flynn business partner Bijan Kian now subject of Mueller probeFederal investigators have been asking witnesses about the lobbying that Bijan Kian, a partner at the now-dissolved Flynn Intel Group, did on behalf of Turkey.
Lebanon's prime minister puts surprise resignation on holdThe announcement was the latest twist following weeks of political uncertainty in Lebanon, and came after Saad Hariri's shock resignation in Saudi Arabia.
Trump unleashes early morning tirade against LaVar Ball: 'IT WAS ME'LaVar Ball, the firebrand father of LiAngelo Ball, has brushed off Trump's role in securing his son's release from a Chinese prison last week.
Family 'terrified' as Trump moves to end protected status for HaitiansThe Trump administration has announced it plans to end "temporary protected status" for tens of thousands of Haitians who have lived and worked in the U.S.
Dramatic video shows escape, shooting of North Korean defectorNorth Korea's actions violated the agreement ending the Korean War because soldiers fired across and physically crossed the border, the U.N. Command says.
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Fighting Gay Rights and Abortion With the First AmendmentAlliance Defending Freedom has had some notable victories. Now it hopes to persuade the Supreme Court to blunt the sweep of its ruling enshrining same-sex marriage into law.
Conyers Doesn’t Plan to Resign Over Harassment Claims, Lawyer SaysRepresentative John Conyers Jr. believes that some people who want him to step down after sexual harassment accusations have long sought to push him out, his lawyer said.
Rollback of Net Neutrality Has Small Businesses WorriedSmall companies, which have increasingly turned to the internet, worry that a pay-for-play system online could price them out of doing business.
Washington Has Delivered a Tangled Message on AT&T’s PowerLoosening rules on internet providers would let big companies charge more for their services. But a suit to block a merger signals a tougher stance against big business.
Trump, in Twitter Rant, Revisits Grievances Against Sports FiguresTo some, the posts directed at sports figures, many of them black, suggest that the president is trying to send a message of solidarity to many supporters.
Trump Organization Will Exit From Its Struggling SoHo Hotel in New YorkA restaurant has closed and room rates have been slashed at the Trump SoHo, which has had trouble attracting guests. The president’s company has negotiated a departure.
States Warn of Budget Crunch Under Republican Tax PlanSome state officials say the $1.5 trillion tax cut moving through Congress would raise taxes on residents and force tough decisions at the local level.
Op-Ed Contributor: Flawed Justice for the Butcher of BosniaAfter 22 years, Ratko Mladic was found guilty of genocide. Why did it take so long? And what about his fellow perpetrators?
Opinion: The Fall of Africa’s Most Hated First LadyAfrican presidential wives are expected to unify their nations and respect their elders. “Gucci Grace” Mugabe did neither.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Tim Wu: Why the Courts Will Have to Save Net NeutralityOp-Ed Contributors: Censoring Climate ChangeThe Environmental Protection Agency has been systematically dismantling its website about a problem the president has labeled a “hoax.”
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: He Played Kennedy. Then He Became Himself.Vaughn Meader became famous for his presidential impression. He ended his life in obscurity, but beloved.
Op-Ed Columnist: Angela Merkel’s Failure May Be Just What Europe NeedsThe chancellor’s inability to form a coalition government could push continental elites to become more accountable to the public.
Myanmar’s Crackdown on Rohingya Is Ethnic Cleansing, Tillerson SaysThe long-anticipated designation will open the door to sanctions against the country’s military commanders and intensify pressure on its civilian leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi.
Justice Dept. Orders Review of Background Check System for Gun BuyersJeff Sessions, the attorney general, said that the mass shooting in Texas this month showed that “relevant information may not be getting reported” to the database.
Rival Factions Battle for Control in Eastern UkraineWith armored vehicles on streets, civilians fled a showdown between rival Moscow-backed political leaders in the breakaway Luhansk region.
Politics Shadow Arrests of Citgo Executives in Venezuela Graft InquiryCritics of Venezuela’s government say the arrests of the six executives are a reflection of the country’s increasingly ruthless politics.
Naim Suleymanoglu, 50, Dies; Weight Lifting’s ‘Pocket Hercules’At 4-foot-10, he won three consecutive Olympic gold medals in weight lifting, emerging as a national hero in Turkey.
Jerusalem Journal: Border Homes, in Jerusalem but Not, Face an Existential DeadlineThe quarter’s quirky status made it a boomtown, but a planned road threatens todrive people out of their homes.
Mladic Conviction Closes Dark Chapter in Europe, but New Era of Uncertainty LoomsRatko Mladic received a life sentence for his role in one of the worst atrocities in 20th-century Europe. But nationalist passions are once again on the rise.
Were You a Victim of Russian Propaganda? Facebook Will Help You Find OutFacebook said it was planning to roll out a new tool so you can figure out whether the page or account you followed or liked was run by Russian agents.
U.K. Finance Minister Seeks to Placate Angry Young VotersWith Brexit looming large, more-affordable housing featured prominently as Philip Hammond presented his budget to Parliament.
Critic’s Notebook: Who We Don’t Talk About When We Talk About WeinsteinAfter Annabella Sciorra told her story about Harvey Weinstein, I watched her work again — and wondered what might have been.
The Culture Is Changing, With Feminist CheeseAll across America, cheese making is a great way to trot away from the male herd.
Brantley in Britain: Showgirls, a Monster and a Drag Queen: Singing Songs of SelfNew musicals on London’s stages include a merciless and compassionate “Follies,” a revitalized “Young Frankenstein” and a timely saga of an aspiring drag queen.
A Helping of Science With Your Thanksgiving DinnerBiology. Chemistry. Physics. It’s all there on your plate. Take a moment to appreciate it before you dig in.
A Guide to (Somewhat) Painless Thanksgiving TravelHere’s what you need to know to avoid the crowds and have as painless a trip as possible via this nation’s roads and airports this Thanksgiving.
What Should I Watch in the Background on Thanksgiving Day?With everyone hopping on and off the couch, it’s not the best time to start a particularly involved series.
With a Singing SpongeBob, Nickelodeon Aims for a Broadway SplashTo capture the spirit of its relentlessly cheerful animated hero and his underwater world, a $20 million musical that “explodes off the stage.”
Trying to Save a 1950s Mural of 1800s Chelsea From DemolitionA city councilman joins the effort to preserve a W.P.A.-style painting housed inside a bank building set to be converted into condominiums.
Art Review: Stephen Shore’s MoMA Survey Shows a Restless Reformer as a Master of PhotographyThe Museum of Modern Art offers a commanding retrospective of five decades of Stephen Shore’s groundbreaking work.
Giving Thanks, but Not for Turkey-Powered EnergyA Minnesota utility wants to shut down a biofuel plant that runs on turkey droppings and wood. Loggers and truckers are suing to save it.
Out There: An Interstellar Visitor Both Familiar and AlienAstronomers offer new details about Oumuamua, a probable asteroid arriving from beyond the solar system and leaving in a big hurry.
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