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French rock star, Johnny Hallyday, dies at age 74 Johnny Hallyday, the rock singer known as "French Elvis" died on Wednesday at the age of 74, his wife said.      Hackers hold N.C. county's computers for 2 bitcoin ransom A hacker has targeted the county government computers in Mecklenburg, N.C. and is holding the files ransom for two bitcoins, officials said Tuesday.   C.J. Fiedorowicz: Houston Texans place tight end on injured reserve The Houston Texans have placed wide receiver Bruce Ellington and tight end C.J. Fiedorowicz on the reserve/injured list.   Anthony Johnson: Indianapolis Colts promote DL from practice squad The Indianapolis Colts have promoted defensive lineman Anthony Johnson from the practices squad to the active roster.   Teachers sue California because too many students can't read Teachers and students of California's public education system filed a lawsuit against California Tuesday because too many students can't read.   Three charged in murder of Maltese journalist Three men have been charged in the murder of Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, who was killed by a car bomb last month.   Substitute doctors a safe option, study finds Patients cared for by substitute doctors don't have a higher risk of death. But they do tend to have longer stays and higher costs, a new study finds.   Prices for medical procedures difficult to find online The cards seem to be stacked against anyone who'd like to use the internet to become a smarter health care consumer.   DOJ begins process to review legality of bump stocks The U.S. Department of Justice announced Tuesday it has begun the process of reviewing the legality of bump stocks.   Lebanon PM Saad Hariri rescinds resignation Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri withdrew his resignation Tuesday one month after he quit.   Local smoke-free laws tied to fewer lung cancer cases Communities with strong smoke-free workplace laws have lower lung cancer rates than those with no smoke-free laws, researchers report.   Senate confirms Trump's pick to lead Department of Homeland Security The Senate confirmed President Donald Trump's pick to lead the Department of Homeland Security Tuesday in a 62-37 vote.   Denver Broncos place DE Derek Wolfe on IR Denver Broncos defensive end Derek Wolfe was placed on injured reserve with a neck injury, the team announced on Tuesday.   More than 8,000 strangers purchase decaying French chateau Thousands of strangers joined a crowdfunding campaign to save a crumbling French chateau from being demolished.   New York Knicks guard Tim Hardaway Jr. out two weeks, Kristaps Porzingis questionable New York Knicks guard Tim Hardaway Jr., the team's second-leading scorer, will be sidelined for at least two weeks because of a "stress injury" in his lower left leg.   Buffalo Bills place DE Shaq Lawson on IR, ending his season Buffalo Bills defensive end Shaq Lawson was placed on injured reserve on Tuesday and will miss the remainder of the season after suffering an ankle injury.   New England Patriots TE Rob Gronkowski has appeal denied for late hit The NFL has denied New England Patriots star tight end Rob Gronkowski's appeal of his one-game suspension for his late hit on Bills cornerback Tre'Davious White.   Kawhi Leonard: San Antonio Spurs star forward could return this week San Antonio Spurs All-Star small forward Kawhi Leonard still doesn't know when he will make his season debut.   Florida State Seminoles land Oregon Ducks' Willie Taggart as new coachChristine Keeler, model in Britain's Profumo affair, dies at 75 Model Christine Keeler, known for her role in the notorious Profumo affair that shook Britain's government, died at the age of 75, her son said.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump to recognize Jerusalem as Israel capital, delay embassy movePresident Donald Trump is expected to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel Wednesday, while also signing a waiver that delays moving the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, two U.S. officials confirmed to NBC News.
  Johnny Hallyday, singer known as the 'French Elvis,' dies at 74French rock star and actor Johnny Hallyday, who became the first Gallic singer to popularize rock' n' roll in France and sold over 110 million records during a music career spanning over half a century, has died.
Christine Keeler, model in Britain's sex-and-spy Profumo scandal, diesThe sex scandal known as the Profumo Affair revealed a world of sex- and alcohol-fueled orgies among Britain's political elite during the 1960s.
How pollution can ruin your runWalking in polluted air can counteract any benefits you get from the exercise itself, a new study finds.
How diet shakes reversed diabetesA new study confirms that weight loss through diet alone can reverse the symptoms of Type 2 diabetes.
Russia barred from 2018 Olympic Winter Games over dopingThe IOC will allow some individual athletes from Russia to compete as neutrals 'under strict conditions' at the PyeongChang Games.
LaVar Ball still won't give Trump what he wants. But he does have sneakers.Ball's son, LiAngelo, was one of three UCLA team members detained in China on suspicion of shoplifting last month.
Austria's supreme court paves way for same-sex marriageThe move will bring Austria into line with many other European nations including Germany, France, Britain and Spain.
Sanctions trial witness consulted fortune tellers about cooperatingReza Zarrab reportedly wanted to know what fortune tellers thought about the case and whether he could move to Dubai if he cooperated.
709-carat diamond sold to help Sierra Leone villagesOne of the world's largest uncut diamonds sold for $6.5 million at a New York auction on Monday to raise funds for development projects, Sierra Leone said.
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Olympics, Jerusalem, John Conyers: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingU.S. to Recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s Capital, Trump Says, Alarming Middle East LeadersIgniting fears of violence in the region, President Trump’s decision could derail any peace initiative, Arab and European leaders warn. The Conflict in Jerusalem Is Distinctly Modern: Here’s the HistoryThe city has long been contested by Jews, Christians and Muslims, as well as by external powers, and its future remains far from clear.
Tillerson, Visiting Europe, Gets Cold ShoulderThe chilly reception given to the secretary of state in Brussels reflected concerns about President Trump’s positions on Jerusalem and Iran.
Russia Banned From Winter Olympics by I.O.C.The country’s extensive, state-backed doping program results in penalties without precedent. The Russian Federation will not participate, though individual athletes may.
Banned From Winter Olympics, Russia Faces Greatest Sports Crisis Since Soviet EraThe decision carries the whiff of history, although back then the conflicts were rooted in political ideology rather than performance-enhancing drugs.
The #MeToo Moment: Dream CrushersDream crushers, how to break a sexual harassment story and more on the scandals roiling our society.
The CHIP Program Is Beloved. Why Is Its Funding in Danger?A children’s health insurance program popular with both Republicans and Democrats is in limbo because of partisan rancor that has stymied legislative action in Washington.
Trump’s Endorsement of Roy Moore Points Up a G.O.P. Problem: ChaosPresident Trump’s impulsive, improvisational political style is preventing the Republican Party from establishing a true organization for the coming midterm elections.
Bannon Finds New Fight Backing Roy Moore, but Risks Are HighThe former White House strategist delivered a plea to elect Mr. Moore on Tuesday at a rally in southern Alabama.
Tax Plan Crowns a Big Winner: Trump’s IndustryCommercial real estate gets lower rates and new breaks in the Republican bills, and trusts that have been key financing sources do especially well.
How New Yorkers Would Lose Under the Republican Tax BillThe legislation could send home prices tumbling, increase the region’s tax burden and make it harder for local governments to pay for infrastructure.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Of Course Jerusalem Is Israel’s CapitalEditorial: Does President Trump Want to Negotiate Middle East Peace?Moving the American Embassy to Jerusalem is almost certain to anger the Palestinians and most Arab nations.
Op-Ed Columnist: Donald Trump Could Really Use a FriendEditorial: Going National With Concealed GunsOp-Ed Columnist: Obsession With Iran Is Driving the Mideast and the U.S. CrazyOp-Docs: No Jail Time: The MovieTo beg for leniency, defense attorneys are producing documentaries for an audience of one: the judge. The Conversation: Is Trump Crazy Like a Fox or Plain Old Crazy?Op-Ed Contributor: The Colorado Cake Case Is as Easy as PieBusinesses have long claimed the First Amendment should excuse them from complying with the law. The Supreme Court has always rejected that argument.
Op-Ed Contributor: How Vincent Scully Changed ArchitectureThe Yale scholar taught generations of students to see the world through the lens of human tradition and experience.
On Campus: Why Applying to College Is So ConfusingZarrab’s Take From Iran Sanctions Plot? ‘Maybe $150 Million,’ He SaysReza Zarrab, under cross-examination by the defense, admitted that he had made a fortune helping Turkey evade U.S.-imposed sanctions on Iran.
Turner Prize Goes to Lubaina Himid, Whose Work Depicts African DiasporaMs. Himid, 63, is the award’s first nonwhite woman winner and its oldest recipient. The prize raised its age limit above 50 for the first time since 1991.
Christine Keeler, Central Figure in British ‘Scandal of the Century,’ Is Dead at 75Ms. Keeler’s affair with the government minister John Profumo and other revelations set England abuzz in the early 1960s.
Disney Said to Be Nearing a Deal With 21st Century FoxDisney is said to be seeking to acquire parts of Fox’s empire in a transaction that could offer a senior executive role for Rupert Murdoch’s son James at Disney.
Tens of Thousands Evacuate as Southern California Fires SpreadA “devastating” fire that grew with astonishing speed overnight was expected to affect Ventura County for days, while another spread north of Los Angeles.
Consumer Bureau’s New Leader Steers a Sudden ReversalThe Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s new acting director has suspended or softened several investigations and lawsuits. Some employees are quietly resisting.
Justices Sharply Divided in Gay Rights CaseA Colorado baker’s refusal to serve a gay couple on religious grounds has led to a major Supreme Court showdown.
Montreal Journal: Quebec Tries to Say Au Revoir to ‘Hi,’ and Hello to ‘Bonjour’Quebec’s legislature has passed a motion calling for merchants to greet customers with “Bonjour” rather than the unofficial “Bonjour Hi.”
We’re Going to Need More Gabrielle Union“I think the floodgates have opened for white women,” the actress and rape survivor said of the #MeToo movement, which coincided with her new memoir.
A ‘Nutcracker’ Dressed in Bon Bons, With a Pineapple ThroneHow do you redesign a classic? Isabel and Ruben Toledo took on “George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker” for Miami.
How to Beat the Line and Get Reservations at Hot New RestaurantsWhen an establishment opens in town and everyone’s lining up for a taste, here’s how you can score a seat — the smart and easy way.
The New ‘60 Minutes’ Book Has a Troubled HistoryJeff Fager, the show’s executive producer, took over the project after the original author asked about women in the “60 Minutes” workplace.
Toblerone vs. Poundland: A Food Fight With Peaks and TroughsAfter the Swiss company reconfigured its iconic Matterhorn-shaped chocolate bar, the British discount chain released a rival, Twin Peaks. (Lawyers were called.)
It’s a Look: A Macho Home on Guys’ WristsThe colorful jewelry combo of turquoise and silver is showing up in magazine spreads, social media feeds and hip urban enclaves.
Review: Her Lips Are Blue, Her Dances UnpredictableThe pieces of Keely Garfield’s “Perfect Piranha” can seem randomly assorted, but the work accrues a particular urgency and momentum.
Inside China’s Big Tech Conference, New Ways to Track CitizensThe technologies for tracking citizens, and their wide acceptance in China, were on display at the World Internet Conference.
Global Health: ‘Opiophobia’ Has Left Africa in AgonyUganda has a strategy for giving scarce morphine to patients in pain. But many poor nations won’t emulate it, over fear of an opioid epidemic.
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