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Canadian man sentenced for threatening PM Justin Trudeau A Canadian man was given a two-year suspended sentence for threatening to "blow out" Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's brains in an online post.      Hundreds of HP laptop models installed with 'keylogger' security flaw At least 460 models models of Hewlett-Packard laptops since 2012 have a pre-installed "keylogger" function that records every keystroke.   Jacksonville Jaguars issue statement on Sunday scuffle, ban four fans The Jacksonville Jaguars issued a statement Monday regarding the actions of several fans who threw objects onto the field Sunday.   Vinston Painter: Arizona Cardinals promote tackle/guard to active roster The Arizona Cardinals have added tackle/guard Vinston Painter to their active roster.   If mom has rheumatoid arthritis, baby may develop it, too Children born to mothers with rheumatoid arthritis are at increased risk for the disease and other chronic health problems, a new study suggests.   FDA launches campaign to help smokers quit When it comes to kicking the smoking habit, if at first you don't succeed, try, try again, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration says.   Treasury Department says GOP tax plan will pay for itself The Treasury Department released a one-page analysis of the Republican-led Senate tax plan Monday that says the plan will pay for itself.   North Korea says human rights problems don't exist North Korea blasted international criticism and sanctions against its human rights abuses, insisting such problems "do not exist."   Philadelphia Eagles' Carson Wentz: 'If we got everything we wanted in life, it would be a disaster' Carson Wentz's season officially ended on Monday after he suffered a torn ACL in the Philadelphia Eagles' Week 14 win against the Los Angeles Rams.   Judge warns Manafort to follow gag order after op-ed A federal judge rebuked former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort for ghostwriting an editorial about his work in Ukraine.   Despite loss, Baltimore Ravens in good position for playoffs The Baltimore Ravens are still in a solid position to earn a berth in the postseason despite another disappointing loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.   Offense coming alive for Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh Steelers There was a time not all that long ago that the Pittsburgh Steelers had trouble scoring.   Carolina Panthers remain in mix after big home win over Minnesota Vikings The right kind of mindset worked for the Carolina Panthers, both leading into the game against the Minnesota Vikings and during the game when adversity struck.   New York Jets QB Josh McCown to miss rest of season with broken hand New York Jets quarterback Josh McCown will miss the remainder of the season with a fractured left hand, the team announced Monday.   Matt Barnes announces retirement from NBABoston Celtics guard Kyrie Irving out with quad injury Boston Celtics point guard Kyrie Irving was ruled out for Monday night's game against the Chicago Bulls because of a left quad contusion.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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U.S. destroyers simulate attack targeting North Korea's ballistic missilesNorth Korea last week said the outbreak of war was "an established fact" following another set of U.S.-South Korea exercises.
  Growing up in Gaza in the darkWhat's it like to be a 13-year-old growing up in Gaza? For Bilal, it means practicing wheelies, listening for drones in the sky and rushing to finish his homework before his neighborhood electricity runs out and the lights go out. For 70 years, the regional conflict has impacted the lives of generations with blockades, armed clashes and multiple wars. But for a kid, the conflict becomes more than a daily burden that impacts all aspects of life.
Russia says its athletes want to compete in 2018 OlympicsHeat coach Erik Spoelstra said Dion Waiters must be more efficient. Mayan healers still curing, caring with ancient, sacred ritualsThe ancient and sacred practices of Maya healers are stunningly captured by photographer Fran Antmann in her new book 'Maya Healers: A Thousand Dreams.'
Focus on Flynn, Trump timeline suggests obstruction is on Mueller's mindMueller's team seems focused on what happened during the 18 days between Trump learning Flynn had lied about Russia and Trump's firing of Flynn.
Putin visits Syria, pulls 'significant' number of Russian troopsThe Russian president's visit draws a symbolic line under a campaign that has shored up Bashar al-Assad's government.
Crown prince's latest move is happy ending for Saudi movie buffsMany of Saudi Arabia's clerics view Western movies and even Arabic films made in Egypt as sinful. The kingdom says there will be 300 cinemas built by 2030.
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New York City, Alabama, Putin: Your Monday Evening BriefingBomber Strikes Near Times Square, Disrupting City but Killing NoneThe would-be suicide attacker told officials he set off the bomb in retaliation for U.S. strikes on ISIS, targeting a subway tunnel because of its Christmas-themed posters.
Suspect in Times Square Bombing Leaves Trail of MysteryAs the authorities searched for clues, those who knew Akayed Ullah described the trappings of an ordinary immigrant life in Brooklyn.
Alabama Senate Race, Unlikely Nail-Biter, Races to Finish LineAmid a blur of question marks and conflicting polls, Roy S. Moore, the Republican, and Doug Jones, the Democrat, made their final appeals to voters Monday.
Roy Moore Is Mired in a Sexual Misconduct Scandal. Here’s How It Happened.Initially, Mr. Moore seemed headed for an easy victory in the Alabama Senate race, but allegations of sexual misconduct have changed the scope of the race.
Several Women Repeat Accusations of Sexual Misconduct by TrumpThe women said they hoped to be taken more seriously after a torrent of allegations that have toppled the careers of men in the news media, business and politics.
Tawdry Tales Depict a Texas Congressman’s Frat House on the HillRepresentative Blake Farenthold, the subject of an ethics investigation, set the tone for off-color jokes and inappropriate banter, legal documents and interviews with former aides suggest.
Ryan Lizza Fired by The New Yorker Over Sexual Misconduct AllegationThe magazine said it “severed ties” with Mr. Lizza, its Washington correspondent, over “improper sexual conduct.” He denied that charge.
Mario Batali Steps Away From Restaurants Amid Sexual Misconduct AllegationsMr. Batali made his announcement in a statement after four women accused the chef of groping. He is also stepping aside from ABC’s “The Chew.”
A Nasty, Nafta-Related Surprise: Mexico’s Soaring ObesityFew predicted when Mexico joined the free-trade deal that it would transform the country in a way that would saddle millions with diet-related illnesses.
Putin’s Re-election Is Assured. Let the Succession Fight Begin.The March 2018 presidential election in Russia is a sideshow to the real battle: determining what comes after President Putin’s next term ends in 2024.
Whirlwind Putin Tour Highlights Moscow’s New Reach in MideastThe Russian president visited Syria, Egypt and Turkey all in a day, a trip underscoring new alliances and his role as a statesman.
Editorial: New Yorkers Don’t Scare EasilyEven after a rush-hour blast, fearmongers stoking fear of carnage and mayhem find little support in a populace adept at keeping its composure.
Op-Ed Contributor: Why Team Trump Needs to Lay Off the Mueller ProbeOp-Ed Contributor: I’m Not Convinced Franken Should QuitCongress needs a new process for investigating harassment complaints and disciplining offenders.
Op-Ed Contributor: Yes, the Truth Still MattersDonald Trump has turned “fake news” into a battle cry to attack reporting critical of him, spawning a difficult debate in newsrooms.
Op-Ed Columnist: Steve Mnuchin Pulls a Paul RyanA Treasury report on tax cuts that’s a sick joke, but very much in the modern G.O.P. tradition.
Op-Ed Contributor: The Alabama Senate Race May Have Already Been DecidedOp-Ed Columnist: The Roy Moore EdgeOp-Ed Contributors: Iranian Terror. Argentinian Cover Up. Justice at Last?Our friend Alberto Nisman was killed for trying to expose the truth behind a Buenos Aires bombing. His work is finally being vindicated.
Op-Ed Contributor: Stop the Manipulation of Democracy OnlineThere’s no panacea for the harm that propaganda, trolls and false news sites do to democracy, but education and public vigilance are essential.
Theresa May Quiets the Critics — in Her Own PartyThe British prime minister had to calm waters roiled by her own cabinet members, who seemed to undercut a hard-won agreement on Friday to keep Brexit talks alive.
E.U. Leaders Reject Netanyahu on Jerusalem RecognitionAfter President Trump’s decision about the Israeli capital, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tried, and failed, to get a similar endorsement from Brussels.
Trump Announces That the Moon Is Astronauts’ Next DestinationThe presidential directive called for partnership with other nations and commercial companies but did not offer details about schedule or cost.
In California, Mixed Results for Regulations Meant to Help Stop FiresWhile the rules can certainly help in slow-moving fires, they have proved no match to the high-wind fires that made this season so destructive.
Fearing the Worst, China Plans Refugee Camps on North Korean BorderA Chinese county has a blueprint in place if a crisis in North Korea results in thousands of refugees crossing the border.
Europe’s Thirst for Cheap Labor Fuels a Boom in Disposable WorkersEmployment agencies across the region recruit thousands of migrants for Foxconn and other businesses, with conditions and pay that few in-country nationals would accept.
An Unexpected New Stop on the Road to Broadway: EdmontonSmaller and out-of-the-way theaters are increasingly presenting musicals angling for the big time. For the creators of “Hadestown,” the path veered way north.
How to Clean Up Your Holiday MessesWill Robots Take Our Children’s Jobs?Artificial intelligence may make half of today’s jobs obsolete in 20 years. What careers will be left when our children grow up?
Books of The Times: Adding Up a Prolific Poet’s Charming Weather Reports“The Complete Poems of A. R. Ammons” showcases, in two very large volumes, the friendly and searching style of a writer who twice won the National Book Award.
The Carpetbagger: Jessica Chastain Feared Speaking Out Would Hurt Her CareerThe Golden Globe nomination on Monday was especially gratifying for the “Molly’s Game” actress, who has been an outspoken critic of sexual harassment.
The New Health Care: People Don’t Take Their Pills. Only One Thing Seems to Help.High-tech approaches and “reminder” packaging don’t work well. Reducing prices does.
Video of Starving Polar Bear ‘Rips Your Heart Out of Your Chest’A team of conservationists documented the plight of an emaciated polar bear in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. Now some wonder what can be done to save them.
The Checkup: Treating Anxiety in ChildrenWhich child needs psychotherapy or medication: the parent-clinger, the dog-fearer or the school-avoider?
Hey, ‘Budtender’: Los Angeles’s Power Brokers of Pot Crank Up the KookSensuality circles! High teas! Expensive vape pens! Who says there’s no intellectual life in this fine city?
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