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A federal judge in Argentina ruled the 2015 death of prosecutor Alberto Nisman was a homicide. 
Elon Musk revealed on Tuesday that his Tesla, Inc. has plans in the works to build an electric-powered pickup truck that would rival the Ford F-150 in size. 
Four North Korean defectors who lived near the North's nuclear test site have shown symptoms of possible radiation exposure Seoul's Unification Ministry said. 
Houston Texans coach Bill O'Brien has been the subject of several unconfirmed rumors about his future. 
Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Dirk Koetter says he has not spoken about his future with the Glazer family. 
Injured Los Angeles Clippers forward Blake Griffin could be close to returning. 
A roller-coaster season for Duke's football team ended with one last happy thrill ride on Tuesday in the Quick Lane Bowl. 
Mark Hamill tweeted an apology Tuesday for criticizing director Rian Johnson's portrayal of Luke Skywalker in {i:Star Wars: The Last Jedi}. 
Arizona Cardinals head coach Bruce Arians refuted a report Tuesday that he has decided to mutually part ways with the Cardinals after this season. 
The Tennessee Titans have lost three games in a row and are 0-for-December this season, falling to three straight NFC West teams. 
Paxton Lynch, if he is healthy, will start ahead of Brock Osweiler this week for the Denver Broncos. 
The Arizona Cardinals have placed veteran safety Antoine Bethea on injured reserve and promoted linebacker Edmond Robinson from the practice squad. 
Brazil and Canada each expelled Venezuelan diplomats amid a diplomatic crisis revolving around Venezuela. 
The Green Bay Packers have promoted practice squad tight end Emanuel Byrd. 
The Detroit Lions have added practice squad tight end Hakeem Valles to their active roster. 
The Red Cross said on Tuesday that medical evacuations were being conducted in a rebel-held area near Damascus. 
The NBA's officiating crew might be getting coal in their stockings next Christmas. 
The Dallas Cowboys will be home for the postseason for the fifth time in seven full seasons under head coach Jason Garrett as a result of a familiar outcome. 
New York's attorney general and seven others sued the Environmental Protection Agency over air pollution traveling upwind from other states. 
The Minnesota Vikings head into their regular-season finale needing a victory over the Chicago Bears to reach the second-highest win total in team history. 
Former Pittsburgh Steelers franchise sack leader James Harrison signed a one-year deal with the New England Patriots following a visit with the team on Tuesday. 
The New England Patriots took care of business on Christmas Eve with a 37-16 win over the Bills at Gillette Stadium that kept the defending champions on track for the No. 1 seed. 
Somehow, someway, Bob Avellini started 50 games for the Chicago Bears between 1975 and 1984. 
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Even for a place that gets a ton of snow, this was a record-breaking two days for Erie - CNN
     Melania Trump Orders Removal of Near-200-Year-Old Tree From White House - Newsweek
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A pint of Brexit? Politics inspires bars, beersPubs and brewing companies around the world are profiting from Brexit, drawing extra attention with beers and bars named after the political phenomenon.
'God bless America': U.S. jury acquits Peruvian in FIFA bribe caseManuel Burga, a former South American soccer official, was acquitted in the FIFA bribery scandal on Tuesday and walked out of the courtroom saying he's finished with the world's most popular sport.
El Chapo's lawyers need more funds, seek trial delayJoaquin Guzman, the drug kingpin known as El Chapo, hasn't been able to arrange to get more funds to his private attorneys, court papers say.
Playing games? Tensions underscore Saudi chess championshipThe World Chess Federation, however, denied that any country's team was being purposefully excluded from the King Salman World Blitz & Rapid Championships.
Russia election boycott campaign may be illegal, Kremlin hintsRussia's top election body voted Monday to formally bar anti-corruption crusader Alexei Navalny from running in the presidential election next March.
British navy escorts Russian warship near UK watersThere has been a surge in Russian vessels traveling near U.K. waters, as well as an increase in Russian fighter planes testing NATO and British air defenses.
Russia setting up 'permanent presence' in Syria, defense minister saysSergey Shoigu says President Vladimir Putin had okayed the structure and staff of Russia's main bases in Syria's Tartus and Khmeimim.
To cure 'big city disease,' Shanghai will cap population at 25 millionChina's financial hub aims to curb environmental pollution, traffic congestion and a shortage of public services like education and medical care.
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Homeland Security, Uber, Peru: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHomeland Security Increasingly Means Putting Agents Outside the HomelandSet up to defend the United States, the Homeland Security Department is going beyond American borders to fight foreign threats from abroad.
Years of Attack Leave Obamacare a More Government-Focused Health LawEfforts by Republicans to chip away at the Affordable Care Act, culminating in the repeal of the individual mandate, have left behind a more government-focused health program.
How Big Tech Is Going After Your Health CareApple, Google, Microsoft and other giants are accelerating their efforts to remake health care with new tracking apps, sensors and other tools.
Barred From Running, Barred From Boycotting: A Russian Candidate’s QuandaryFirst Aleksei A. Navalny, an anticorruption activist, was blocked from running for president. Then he was warned not to organize a boycott of the election.
New York’s Attorney General in Battle With TrumpEric Schneiderman’s office recently took its 100th legal or administrative action against “the biggest threat” to New Yorkers: the federal government.
Your Uber Car Creates Congestion. Should You Pay a Fee to Ride?A New York task force weighs a new fee on rides in for-hire vehicles in Manhattan, which would be paid by riders and raise money to fix the subways.
Op-Ed Contributor: William Barber II: Trump’s Terrible Choice for JudgeA lawyer with abiding roots in white supremacy has no place on the federal bench.
Op-Ed Contributor: The Gun Lobby Is Hindering Suicide PreventionAfter my father killed himself, I volunteered to stop others from doing the same. Then I was shown the door over gun control.
Op-Ed Columnist: The End of Trump and the End of DaysOp-Ed Columnist: The Year Not to Defer DreamsOp-Ed Columnist: Editors Speak: A 2017 Reading ListI asked top editors at more than 20 publications to recommend one piece they had published this year.
Vietnam '67: Bombing the Ho Chi Minh TrailNo matter how many times we attacked it, the North Vietnamese transit network remained. In the end, it’s how they won.
Johnny Bower, Oldest Full-Time N.H.L. Goalie, Dies at 93Bower was 45 when he played his last game in the National Hockey League. He won four Stanley Cups with the Toronto Maple Leafs in a Hall of Fame career.
Tied Virginia Race That Was Headed for Name-Drawing Gets Another TwistThe Virginia State Board of Elections announced it would delay a drawing of lots after receiving a letter from lawyers for the Democratic candidate.
Egypt Hangs 15 for Terrorism, Stoking Fears Among IslamistsThe men were executed for an attack in 2013, at the start of an Islamic insurgency that the government has been battling ever since.
Cities Sue Over Pentagon’s Failure to Report Crimes to Gun DatabaseThe suit seeks to establish federal monitoring of the military’s compliance with reporting laws, after lapses were exposed following a massacre at a Texas church.
North Korea Won’t Stop Its Arms Tests Anytime Soon, South Korea WarnsGovernment and private analysts expect the North to bolster its nuclear and long-range missile capabilities in 2018 to gain leverage with Washington.
Thousands Once Spoke His Language in the Amazon. Now, He’s the Only One.The Taushiro tribe vanished into the jungles of the Amazon basin in Peru generations ago. Amadeo García García is now the last native speaker of their language.
Patch of Bamboo Creates New Legal Thicket for Connecticut CityIn a Connecticut city known for showdowns between homeowners and the government, a tiny yard overtaken by bamboo is at the center of a new fight.
Storm Buries Pennsylvania City in More Than Five Feet of SnowResidents of Erie, Pa., have had to abandon their cars in the middle of the road after getting stuck. The snow, which shattered several records, is still coming down.
21st-Century Repairman: The Robot in the Gas MainCon Edison is using Cisbot for work beneath the streets. It crawls through gas mains, reducing the need to rip up pavement and disrupt neighborhoods.
Cash Might Be King, but They Don’t CareA growing number of New York businesses do not accept U.S. currency, to the consternation of some and the indifference of others.
DealBook: In a Year of Nonstop News, a Batch of Business Books Worth ReadingOur DealBook columnist picks his favorite business books to dive into as 2017 comes to a close.
Comedy Highlights of 2017From the biggest breakthrough to the best live set, here are the funniest moments in a year of paradoxes.
All the New Gestures You’re About to Learn on the iPhone XIt’s Maine Shrimp Season, Without the ShrimpAs the state’s shrimp fishery is closed for a fifth year, scientists blame climate change, shrimpers fret and locals mourn a beloved treat.
The First Time: Jenna Fischer: The First Time I Was Paid to ActThey were just a few lines in a sex-ed video. But they helped launch the career of the star of “The Office.”
Skin Deep: What Perfume Are You Wearing? Now You Never Have to TellAt Perfumarie, you smell scents on tap. The catch? You aren’t allowed to know what they are.
Laundry Day Around the WorldFrom handwashing to laundromats, people in different parts of the world gather together to do laundry. Enter those spaces in 360 video. At Vice, Cutting-Edge Media and Allegations of Old-School Sexual HarassmentA media company built on subversion and outlandishness was unable to create “a safe and inclusive workplace” for women, two of its founders acknowledge.
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