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Street Rihanna grew up on in Barbados gets renamed after her The government of Barbados announced it will rename a street after Rihanna, one of the country's most famous citizens.      Airline gives girl's missing teddy bear a first-class trip home A Scottish airline helped reunite a missing girl with her teddy bear in style by sending the stuffed animal back home on a first-class flight.   Reza Zarrab testifies to paying bribes to Turkish Minister A Turkish-Iranian gold trader testified about his role in a scheme to evade U.S. sanctions against Iran on Wednesday.   Congressman calls for federal inquiry into treatment of women at immigration jail A Congressman is calling for a federal inquiry into reports of immigrant women being locked up for 23 hours a day and forced to use plastic bags for toilets.   Trump's North Korea tweets 'dangerous,' former Obama official says U.S. President Donald Trump's tweets about North Korea's Kim Jong Un are not helpful, a former Obama administration official said Wednesday.   Mom's childhood trauma may affect daughter, too Mental illness caused by traumatic experiences in early childhood may be passed from mothers to their daughters, new research suggests.   Modern times may mean weaker biceps for women A life of hard farm work apparently gave ancient women stronger arm bones than modern women, even today's elite rowers.   Small changes could keep seniors driving longer Older drivers can easily make their cars safer -- but few do, a new study finds.   ICRC buys fuel to supply Yemen with clean water The International Committee of the Red Cross said it is buying 750,000 liters of fuel to provide clean water to Yemen under by a Saudi-enforced blockade.   NASCAR: The inside story of the race that made Martin Truex Jr. a championCleveland Browns: All eyes on Josh Gordon The Cleveland Browns are looking for a victory, and a spark, in their game at the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.   Girlfriend of Philando Castile to receive $800,000 in settlement Diamond Reynolds will receive an $800,000 settlement after her boyfriend, Philando Castile, was shot and killed by a St. Anthony, Minn., police officer.   Ex-Salvadoran colonel extradited to Spain for Jesuit massacre trial The United States extradited ex-Salvadoran Col. Inocente Orlando Montano to Spain to stand trial for charges related to the slayings of six Jesuit priests.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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At United Nations, Ambassador Haley warns North Korea against warU.S Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said after the latest missile launch that "if war comes ... the North Korean regime will be utterly destroyed."
  He blew up an ancient cultural treasure. Should iconic Buddhas now be rebuilt?Sayed Mizra Hussain faced a terrible dilemma: commit a shocking act of cultural destruction or be shot by the Taliban.
Saudi prince freed after reportedly handing over $1 billionMiteb bin Abdullah was freed after being detained for weeks as part of a widespread crackdown on corruption by Crown Prince Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
Two American tourists fined for 'butt selfie'Thai authorities have fined two American tourists for public indecency for posing for a "butt selfie" in front of a famous Buddhist temple, police said.
British PM issues rare rebuke of Trump for retweeting anti-Muslim videosThe president retweeted videos shared online by Jayda Fransen, deputy-leader of fringe group Britain First, which opposes multiculturalism.
Star witness tells of $60M in bribes at U.S. trial roiling TurkeyTurkish gold trader Reza Zarrab was the lead defendant in a sanctions-busting case. Today, he became the key witness.
War criminal dies after drinking poison in courtSlobodan Praljak, 72, tilted back his head and took a gulp from a flask or glass as the judge read out the verdict.
Trump administration considers moving U.S. embassy in IsraelThe administration is considering moving the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, a move carrying security implications and roadblocks to a Mideast peace plan.
How the Trump administration has handled the North Korea crisisNorth Korea has thumbed its nose at U.N. resolutions — conducting several ballistic missile tests this year and five nuclear tests since 2006
'Danger' for gay fans at World Cup in Russia, FIFA advisers warnThe soccer organization's anti-discrimination advisers warned gay fans that displays of affection in Russia could be met with aggressive responses from locals.
'It's still a ban': Gay blood deferrals still discriminatory, LGBTQ advocates sayA new policy in the U.K. shortening the deferral period for gay and bisexual men seeking to donate blood was met with tepid applause from LGBTQ advocates.
Trudeau offers 'long overdue apology' to Canada's LGBTQ communityThe Canadian Prime Minister offered a broad apology for the country's past "state-sponsored, systemic oppression and rejection" of LGBTQ people.
Biggest divorce settlement ever: U.K. will pay E.U. billions for BrexitBritain has offered to pay much of what the European Union was demanding to settle a Brexit "divorce bill," E.U. sources told Reuters.
North Korea's latest missile went 10 times higher than space stationAnalysts say it's hard to prove or debunk North Korea's claim that it can now hit faraway American targets such as New York or Washington, D.C.
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Trump Shares Inflammatory Anti-Muslim Videos, and Britain’s Leader Condemns ThemPresident Trump shared video posts from a British ultranationalist, Jayda Fransen, including “Muslim Destroys a Statue of Virgin Mary!”
British Far-Right Group Exults Over Attention From TrumpBritain First, which believes that white Christian civilization is under threat from Islam, had been marginal. Now it has gotten an unexpected lift from the White House.
NBC Receives at Least 2 New Complaints About Matt LauerWithin hours of firing the “Today’’ co-anchor, the network was said to have gotten more complaints, including one involving a 2001 encounter in his office. Matt Lauer Firing Caps a Difficult Time at NBC NewsHe led the network’s highly profitable “Today” show for more than 20 years. Now, the show is in trouble — and the news division is under attack.
Matt Lauer, Charlie Rose and the Sexism of Morning TVThe job of the morning-show anchor involves connecting with the viewer. Now millions of people have been suddenly told that this fake relationship is over.
Mediator: A Failure of the Network News Star SystemWhat did Matt Lauer, Charlie Rose and Bill O’Reilly have in common? They were encouraged to be larger-than-life characters before their sudden falls. Lauer, O’Reilly and Rose: The Fall of Male Media StarsIs this the long-awaited reckoning that the corporate news media needs? Our media columnist, Jim Rutenberg, explains. Minnesota Public Radio Drops Garrison Keillor Over Allegations of Improper ConductThe network says it has severed all business ties with Mr. Keillor, the creator of “A Prairie Home Companion.”
Senate Votes to Begin Debate on Tax OverhaulWith the Senate on track for a final vote later this week, Republican leaders were still working to secure the votes they need to pass their tax rewrite.
Republicans, Entering Homestretch on Tax Cuts, Are Calm and CooperativeAfter an unsuccessful effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act, Republicans have gotten down to doing what they do best — cutting taxes.
A ‘Main Street’ Tax Speech Becomes a Trump Riff on the RichIn a rambling speech in Missouri on Tuesday, President Trump criticized the rich and said the tax bill in Washington would not help people like him.
News Analysis: It Started as a Tax Cut. Now It Could Change American Life.An overhaul championed by President Trump and Republican leaders could reshape health care, education and social services.
Trump Wanted a Bigger Tax Cut for the Rich, Ivanka Went ElsewherePresident Trump hoped to devote proceeds from repealing a health care mandate to helping the rich. Then came Ivanka Trump and Republican senators with other ideas.
A Business Tax Fight Erupts Over the ‘Haves’ and ‘Have-Mores’Two senators say big companies get preferential treatment over smaller businesses known as pass-throughs. But the math doesn’t back up their argument.
In the Studio With the Artist Who Painted Jay-ZHenry Taylor, who made two works for T magazine’s holiday issue, reflects on his art — and on the music mogul. Editorial: Is North Korea’s Nuclear Test a Sign of Hope?With his nuclear ambitions apparently realized, Kim Jong-un may now be willing to negotiate.
Op-Ed Contributors: Boss Grab Your Breasts? That’s Not (Legally) HarassmentCases decided decades ago have set an absurdly high bar for workers bringing sexual harassment lawsuits.
Editorial: The Senate Is Rushing to Pass Its Tax Bill Because It StinksThis is no way to handle a complex piece of legislation, and the Republicans must know it.
Op-Ed Columnist: Are We Headed Toward a New Korean War?We have a failed strategy with a hopeless goal. Op-Ed Columnist: Wavering Senators Buy Trump’s Assurances on Taxes. Really.Senators who voiced concerns about the tax bill say everything will be fine because Trump said so. Then he sold them land in the Everglades.
Op-Ed Contributor: Conservatives Should Oppose Expanding the Federal CourtsA proposal to create hundreds of new judgeships to undo President Barack Obama’s judicial legacy is wrongheaded and based on false assumptions.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Trump’s First Year in One WordOp-Ed Contributor: A Republican Tax Proposal Would Make Academia Even WhiterTaxing free tuition would harm all graduate students, but it would be devastating for students of color.
Op-Ed Columnist: Race and Class and What Happened in 2016Op-Ed Columnist: Lambs of the SenateMueller’s Prosecutors Are Said to Have Interviewed Jared Kushner on Russia MeetingThe brief interview focused on a meeting attended by a Russian ambassador and the incoming national security adviser, Michael Flynn, according to a person briefed on the investigation.
Serial Killer Undone by Asking McDonald’s Co-Worker to Mind His Gun, Police SayAuthorities in Tampa arrested the gun owner, who they said was responsible for the shooting deaths of four apparently random people in a quiet neighborhood in recent weeks.
Judge Tells Uber Lawyer: ‘It Looks Like You Covered This Up’A long-awaited trade-theft trial between Waymo and Uber was delayed until next year so Waymo’s lawyers can examine evidence that surfaced in recent days.
Nazi Sympathizer Profiled by The Times Loses His JobThe restaurant that employed Tony Hovater, who expressed a belief that races are better off separate, said it had received threats.
Brexit Cost Rises as Britain Retreats on Divorce DemandsBritain has capitulated to the E.U., doubling its cash offer as part of exit talks. It was not the first time, analysts say, and won’t be the last.
News Analysis: Washington Eyes a Cold War Strategy Against North KoreaA focus on nuclear deterrence would fall short of President Trump’s promises to finally “solve” the problem with North Korea.
Black Voters Could Sway an Alabama Senate Race Rocked by ScandalWhite conservatives face tough decisions in the wake of sex allegations against Roy Moore. But black voters’ attention, and enthusiasm, could be equally important.
In China, Fears That New Anticorruption Agency Will Be Above the LawMainstream lawyers and law professors in China are taking a risk in speaking out against a move that they say would violate the country’s Constitution.
What to Wear to Smash the StateAnti-fascist activists believe in dressing for the job they want. Right now, many think, that job is punching Nazis.
Album Review: U2 Releases ‘Songs of Experience.’ Cynicism Not Included.On the follow-up to the 2014 album “Songs of Innocence,” the band sets out to counter the despair of 2017 with love and optimism.
Books of The Times: The Story of How Surgeons Cleaned Up Their Act“The Butchering Art,” by the medical historian Lindsey Fitzharris, recounts how Joseph Lister and others introduced antiseptic practices to medicine.
Review: Look Up! It’s Amy Schumer in ‘Meteor Shower’The comic actress makes her Broadway debut in Steve Martin’s funny, if strained, play about two couples sharing a stressful celestial evening together.
Browsing: Sick of Millennial Pink? Here’s the CureWhat looks fresh this season? Colors that are, shall we say, slightly off. Here’s how to wear them.
Works in Progress: Santa’s Workshop Is Real, and It’s in BrooklynWhen you need an over-the-top, talking, moving, blinking, singing Christmas display, call Lou Nasti, maestro of the holiday lawn ornament.
Ken Shapiro, Whose ‘Groove Tube’ Satirized TV, Dies at 75Mr. Shapiro’s film, with a cast that included Chevy Chase, anticipated “Saturday Night Live” by a year. But he stopped making movies before he turned 40.
How to Fix Global Warming: We Talk to Tech Innovators, Entrepreneurs and Political LeadersGov. Jerry Brown of California will headline ClimateTECH, a new conference from The New York Times, on Wednesday night. Here’s how to watch and what to know. Seeing the Internet in Real LifeThe writer and artist Ingrid Burrington helps us identify the physical objects that make up the internet all around us every day. Finally Putting Some Fun in Erectile DysfunctionShove over, silver foxes! Cloud pharmacies will save millennial men from shame, sending trendy boxes of Viagra and hair-loss cures direct to home.
Feature: How Far Will Sean Hannity Go?The Fox News host is willing to defend Trump at all costs — and is reaching more than 13 million people a day.
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