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Carson Wentz: Philadelphia Eagles QB undergoes knee surgery Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz underwent surgery to repair his torn left anterior cruciate ligament on Wednesday.      Confidante of South Korea's ex-president 25 years behind bars A South Korean court holds final trial over Choi Soon Sil's alleged extortion of funds from the country's biggest conglomerates.   Roger Goodell and Jerry Jones kiss and make up IRVING, Texas -- Roger Goodell has his exit date set, and there will be a new NFL leader in 2024.   Oklahoma City Thunder top Indiana Pacers in Paul George's return Steven Adams scored 23 points on 11-of-16 shooting and grabbed 13 rebounds to lead the Oklahoma City Thunder to a 100-95 victory.   John Wall returns as Washington Wizards defeat Memphis Grizzlies The return of John Wall did not immediately turn the Washington Wizards aesthetically, but they had enough to defeat the struggling Memphis Grizzlies.   Lou Williams pours in 31 as Los Angeles Clippers dump Orlando Magic ORLANDO, Fla. -- The Los Angeles Clippers have started winning the old fashioned way.   Jalen Brunson's career night guides No. 1 Villanova by Temple PHILADELPHIA -- Villanova coach Jay Wright said the formula for winning 22 consecutive Big 5 games is easy to explain.   Polygamous leader sentenced to 5 years for food stamp fraud Former polygamous sect leader Lyle Jeffs was sentenced to nearly five years in prison Wednesday for running a multi-million dollar food stamp scam.   Utah man held in Venezuela on weapons charges to stand trial A Utah man being held in Venezuela on weapons charges that his family says are bogus will stand trial, a judge ruled this week.   Study: Teen behavior worse in areas with high air pollution Teens are more likely to behave badly if they live in areas with heavy air pollution, a study of children living in greater Los Angeles suggests.   Firefighters may face higher odds for skin cancer Exposure to firefighting chemicals may be one reason why Florida firefighters have a higher-than-normal rate of skin cancer, a new study suggests.   Lavar Edwards: Cleveland Browns sign DE, add OL Gray, WR HazelOmarosa to leave White House post next month White House communications officer Omarosa Manigault Newman will leave her position next month, the Trump administration announced Wednesday.   Sen. Chuck Schumer alerts police of false sexual harassment claim Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer filed a police report on Wednesday, alerting authorities of a false document accusing him of sexual harassment.   Angel Gomes: Manchester United signs 17-year-old forward to first contract Manchester United academy star Angel Gomes has signed his first professional contract with the club.   Most airlines avoid flying over North Korea North Korea's continuous missile launches have caused airlines around the world to reroute their flights, increasing costs and flight time.   Cleveland Browns know new GM John Dorsey watching closely BEREA, Ohio -- If the Cleveland Browns need any new inspiration to finish the season strong, they have it in the form of a new boss.   Melania Trump helps Toys for Tots drive at military base First lady Melania Trump visited a military base outside Washington, D.C., to craft cards with children and sort Toys for Tots gifts on Wednesday.   New England Patriots looking to bounce back vs. Pittsburgh Steelers FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Tom Brady made it very clear that Monday night's loss in Miami didn't sit well with him and his New England Patriots teammates.   Fantasy Football: Tyrod Taylor likely to start for Buffalo Bills ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- In what has been an almost weekly question surrounding the Buffalo Bills since head coach Sean McDermott made the ill-fated decision to start Nathan Peterman for a game a month ago in Los Angeles, McDermott did not have a definitive answer on who would start Sunday's home finale against Miami.   Fantasy Football: Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers set to play Sunday Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is preparing to play his first game in eight weeks this weekend against the Carolina Panthers, coach Mike McCarthy announced on Wednesday.   Matthew Stafford, Detroit Lions try to keep slim playoff hopes alive vs. Chicago Bears A bruised throwing hand didn't prevent Matthew Stafford from keeping the Detroit Lions' playoff hopes alive last weekend.   Washington Nationals: Bryce Harper may be in line for extension The agent for superstar Bryce Harper said he met with the Washington Nationals last month to discuss a potential long-term contract extension.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Putin's Syria victory lap is premature. Here's why."It's an over-simplification when people say the war is ending," said Haid Haid, a consulting research fellow at London's Chatham House think tank.
  Russian military officials arrive in North Korea as Tillerson softens stanceA Russian delegation arrived in North Korea hours after Rex Tillerson indicated the U.S. is open to negotiations without preconditions, saying: "Let's talk."
What did we all search Google for this year? Hint: Not TrumpNot a single political topic made the list of the top 10 Google searches around the world in 2017 — not even the golden-haired elephant in the room.
Jailing of journalists worldwide hits record highFor the second straight year, Turkey accounted for more than a quarter of all journalists imprisoned in 2017, the Committee to Protect journalists said.
Bigger wine glasses mean more boozingThose memes showing giant wine glasses may be reflecting reality: wine glasses are getting bigger.
Abbas says UN should replace U.S. as Mideast mediatorPalestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Wednesday called on the U.N. to replace the U.S. as Mideast mediator, after President Trump's controversial shift on Jerusalem.
From hospital bed, NYC bomb suspect hears chargesAkayed Ullah, 27, is charged with five federal counts in connection with Monday's failed subway bombing.
21 Rohingya women detail horrific rapes by Myanmar soldiersThe use of rape by Myanmar's armed forces has been sweeping and methodical, The Associated Press found in interviews with Rohingya Muslim women and girls.
China remembers 142,000 killed in massacre, offers 'friendship' to JapanChina marked the 80th anniversary of the Nanking Massacre on Wednesday with a call to work with Japan for peace.
Venezuela opposition, political prisoners win human rights award"The most important thing is that we feel there is a real understanding of what happens in Venezuela," said opposition leader Julio Borges.
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Alabama, White House, Janet Yellen: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingRepublican Tax Bill in Final Sprint Across Finish LineHouse and Senate negotiators reach agreement, appearing on track to send a bill to President Trump by Christmas.
For McConnell, Alabama Senate Loss Is Bad News and Good NewsThroughout the Capitol on Wednesday, Republicans seemed resigned to the results of a Senate race in which they knew there would be no good outcome.
Republican Tax Bill Overhauls Rules Many Were Counting OnThe tax bills moving through Congress could penalize individuals for financial decisions they made based on longstanding law, affecting the financial situations of millions.
News Analysis: For Trump, a Moment of Defeat but Maybe Not RecalibrationPresident Trump, never one to accept blame, said the Democratic upset in Alabama proved he was right all along, and he gave little indication that he would shift course.
Right and Left React to Roy Moore’s Defeat in AlabamaWriters from across the political spectrum on the victory of Doug Jones and the defeat of Roy Moore in the Alabama Senate race.
In Alabama, Blacks Saw a Vote Against Moore as a Vote Against Turning Back the Clock.Turned off by Roy S. Moore, Stephen K. Bannon and President Trump, African-Americans turned out at levels that ensured victory for the Democratic Senate candidate.
Voices From Alabama: Black Women Who Voted for Doug JonesExit polling shows 98 percent of female African-American voters supported Doug Jones in the Senate election in Alabama. We spoke to some of them to learn what was so important to them in this election. Alabama Women ‘Make a Stand’ in First Election of the #MeToo EraBlack women were critical to Doug Jones’s Senate victory. Most white women supported his conservative opponent, Roy Moore, although the Republican had been banking on even more.
Music Mogul Russell Simmons Is Accused of Rape by 3 WomenMr. Simmons, a powerful gatekeeper in the entertainment and media worlds, damaged careers and self-confidence with his pattern of sexual assault and harassment, the women say.
Justice Dept. Official Defends Mueller as Republicans Try to Discredit HimRepublicans, including party mainstays, as well as the president’s lawyers are undermining the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, as his probe gathers speed.
In Texts, F.B.I. Officials in Russia Inquiry Said Clinton ‘Just Has to Win’Some messages criticized the Clinton team and the Obama administration, but the officials appeared appalled at some of Donald J. Trump’s comments during the campaign.
Newtown Is ‘Still So Raw,’ Five Years After MassacreThe country is often reminded of what grief looks like immediately after mass violence. But Newtown shows how mourning evolves and endures years later.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Black Voters to Democrats: You’re WelcomeIf they want to win more elections, they need to integrate black voters into the heart and soul of the party.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Omen of AlabamaContributing Op-Ed Writer: Donald Trump Did ItWe need investigations. But we already know the truth about what our president thinks about women.
Op-Ed Columnist: Donald Trump’s Gift to WomenOp-Ed Columnist: Scam I Am: Why Is the G.O.P. Rushing This Tax Abomination?It’s bad politics as well as bad policy, but Republicans either don’t get that or don’t care
Op-Ed Contributor: The Legacy of Simeon Booker, a Pioneer of Civil Rights JournalismMy uncle’s experience reporting on the Freedom Riders in 1961 has always chilled me the deepest.
Op-Ed Contributor: A G.O.P. Tragedy in Four ActsRepublicans embraced Trump, Moore and post-ethics politics. In defeat, they are officially post-shame.
Op-Ed Contributor: Trump’s Shameless Slur Against Kirsten GillibrandHis smear on Twitter insinuates that women succeed only if they trade on their sexuality, not because they are smart, savvy or resourceful.
Editorial: The Pentagon Is Not a Sacred CowAs vital as military spending is, that doesn’t justify waste or robbing from other important programs.
Rerouting Thousands: City Plans for L Train ClosureA new ferry route. Traffic restrictions on the Williamsburg Bridge. New bus lanes and wider sidewalks on 14th Street. These are just a few measures.
AT&T and Union Reach Accord on Job Protection for WorkersUnder the deal, 20,000 wireless employees would get better pay and job protection. The union will push for the company’s acquisition of Time Warner.
Trump’s E.P.A. Chemical Safety Nominee WithdrawsThe nominee, Michael L. Dourson, had faced criticism on several fronts for his ties to the chemical industry.
Joe Biden Comforts Meghan McCain in Heartfelt Exchange on ‘The View’“One of the things that gave Beau courage, my word, was John,” Mr. Biden told a tearful Ms. McCain. Her father, John McCain, has the same form of cancer that killed his son Beau.
Kentucky Lawmaker Kills Himself Amid Sexual Assault Allegations, Officials SayRepresentative Dan Johnson, a first-term Republican, was accused of molesting a 17-year-old parishioner nearly five years ago at the evangelical church he led in Louisville.
More Victims of the California Wildfires: Avocados and LemonsThe largest of the fires has damaged a portion of the harvest in the country’s most productive region for both crops.
Fed Predicts Modest Economic Growth From Tax CutThe Federal Reserve continued to slowly increase interest rates, and it said the tax bill was unlikely to increase its pace of doing so.
China Names and Shames Tech Tycoon With Debt BlacklistThe ambitious head of an embattled tech company is the latest casualty of China’s efforts to rein in irresponsible borrowing through public humiliation.
The Neediest Cases Fund: In Harlem, a Shelter That Gives Young Men the Tools to SucceedCreate Young Adult Residences serves men 18 to 25, helping them transition into adulthood. It offers a support system that has proved invaluable to many residents.
I Wanted to Backcountry Ski in Vermont. So I Helped Clear the Trails.Brandon Gap, managed by the Forest Service, is a beautiful place to glide. But maintaining it requires some hard work — and that’s a good thing.
Down an Internet Rabbit Hole With an Artist as Your GuideArtists explore some of their off-kilter obsessions in a series of distinctive online videos.
Critic’s Notebook: With a Little Help From Their Friends (and Agents and Librarians and Fact-Checkers ...)Within the rote exercise of authors’ acknowledgments, truths about family, struggle, pride and terror manage to seep out.
‘Where Out-of-Town Girls Could Come Feel Safe in New York’Alumnae of the women’s school Finch College, which closed in 1975, still gather regularly to reminisce about high jinks and distribute scholarships.
Review: Trisha Brown Company Is Back, in Witty, Delicate GloryFor anyone who cares about the continuance of Brown’s oeuvre, this performance by a crop of mostly new dancers was encouraging.
A ‘Game Changer’ for Patients With Irregular Heart RhythmRapid, erratic heartbeats — called ventricular tachycardia — can lead to sudden death. An experimental radiation treatment has eased the condition in five patients.
Destroyed in Tsunami, a Temple Is RebornJoin residents of a Japanese village devastated by the 2011 tsunami as they celebrate the rebuilding of the 1,000-year-old Buddhist Kongoji Temple on higher ground. More Recent Articles
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