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Dow increases by 5,000 points for first time in history The Dow Jones Industrial Average increased by 5,000 points this year for the first time in its 121-year history.      White House blames North Korea for WannaCry cyberattack The United States believes North Korea is responsible for the WannaCry cyberattack in May, White House homeland security adviser Thomas Bossert said Monday.   Cincinnati Bengals' Marvin Lewis claims no decision on his future During his Monday press briefing, Marvin Lewis remained steadfast in his denial of a report that he will step down as Cincinnati Bengals coach.   Aaron Rodgers: Green Bay Packers uncertain whether QB will be shut down For all practical purposes, the Green Bay Packers' season is over. And it now seems like a mere formality that Aaron Rodgers will be shut down as well.   Todd Bowles: Players support New York Jets head coach On Mark Ingram's 50-yard touchdown to seal the New York Jets' 31-19 loss to the Saints, two rookies sprinted after Ingram until he scored.   Terry Rozier, Boston Celtics steal win from Indiana Pacers INDIANAPOLIS -- For more than 40 minutes on Monday night, it looked like the Boston Celtics would glide to yet another victory.   Hershey Co. acquires Amplify Snack Brands in $1.6 billion deal Hersey Co. will expand its snack food portfolio after purchasing Amplify Snack Brands, Inc. in a deal worth $1.6 billion, the company announced Monday.   Miles Bridges, No. 2 Michigan State steamroll Houston Baptist Miles Bridges tied his career high with 33 points and No. 2 Michigan State stretched its winning streak to 10 games by rolling past undersized Houston Baptist.   Shad Khan: Jacksonville Jaguars' owner elated about playoff berth No members of the current coaching staff and only three current players were on the Jacksonville Jaguars' roster in 2012.   North Korean official in charge of nuclear facilities reportedly executed A senior North Korean official in charge of construction works on nuclear facilities is believed to have been executed, Asahi Shimbun reported Tuesday.   Tyler Cavanaugh: Atlanta Hawks reward F with two-year deal Atlanta Hawks rookie free-agent signee Tyler Cavanaugh saw his status upgraded Monday when he signed a multi-year contract, the team announced.   Russia's Kaspersky Lab sues U.S. government for software ban Kaspersky Lab, sued the U.S. government on Monday after the Department of Homeland Security banned the use of its software on government computers.   Jacksonville Jaguars troll themselves with flashbacks from last time they went to playoffs The Jacksonville Jaguars used their official Twitter account to reference things that were happening the last time the team made the playoffs.   U.N. official: wealth inequality, poverty destroying 'American dream' The U.N. Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights said that the world's richest country is becoming the land of inequality.   270,500-acre Thomas Fire destroys homes in Montecito, Calif. The Thomas Fire, the third largest in California's history, has destroyed homes in the city of Montecito.   Childhood trauma may harm the heart decades later Experiencing trauma as a child or teen apparently makes you more susceptible to heart disease.   Study: Frustrations, emotions can cause nightmares If you're having bad dreams, feelings of frustration with your life may be triggering them.   Dementia may be more common in rural areas While rates of mental decline and dementia have dropped among American seniors overall, they remain higher in rural areas than in cities, a new study finds.   Twitter announces stricter policy on abusive, violent accounts Twitter announced Monday it will increase its vigilance against abusive and threatening users by suspending or banning them from the site.   U.S. National Security Strategy: North Korea seeks the capability to kill millions of Americans North Korea seeks the capability to kill millions of Americans with nuclear weapons, according to the Trump administration's National Security Strategy report.   Kobe Bryant: Sports world praises Lakers legend before jersey retirement Current and former athletes wrote messages to Kobe Bryant Monday, the day he is set to have two jerseys retired by the Los Angeles Lakers.   Pittsburgh Steelers believe they will play New England Patriots again in playoffs The Pittsburgh Steelers went from being in the driver's seat for the No. 1 seed in the AFC to possibly having to win their final two games of the regular season to earn a bye in the first round of the playoffs.   Jury convicts Genovese La Cosa Nostra member of extortion A jury in Massachusetts found a member of the Genovese La Cosa Nostra crime organization guilty of extortion-related charges, the Department of Justice said.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Amid Jerusalem unrest, Pence postpones Mideast trip to mid-JanuaryVice President Mike Pence is postponing his trip to Egypt and Israel until the middle of January, citing an upcoming vote in the Senate to overhaul the nation's tax system.
  Rohingya refugees tell harrowing tales of rapeViolent rape is so common for Rohingya Muslim refugees fleeing Myanmar that women talk about it openly, startled aid workers say.
Lead singer of South Korean boy band SHINee dies at 27The death of Kim Jong- hyun, 27, is a blow to the massive worldwide fan base that Korea's "K-pop" music has attracted in recent years.
White House publicly blames North Korea for huge ransomeware attackHomeland security adviser Tom Bossert says in a Wall Street Journal op-ed that North Korea was "directly responsible" for the Wannacry ransomware attack.
Philippines' Duterte says he supports same-sex marriageThe controversial leader vowed to protect the rights of gays and lesbians and invited them to nominate a representative to work in his government.
Turkey says U.S. paid 'terrorist' for sanctions trialTestimony in the sanctions-busting case has reached all the way to Turkish President Recep Erdogan.
Lesbian couples tie the knot in Australia's first same-sex weddingsJan. 9 had been expected to be the first possible date for gay unions, but the couples were married after being granted permission to waive the notice period.
Shots fired at U.S. base in U.K. after suspect attempts entryA suspect is in custody after a vehicle tried to force its way onto RAF Mildenhall, U.S. Air Force base in Suffolk, England, military officials said.
Organization of American States calls for re-do of Honduras elections"The Honduran people deserve an electoral exercise that offers democratic quality and guarantees," said the OAS.
Death of billionaire and his wife investigated by homicide detectivesToronto homicide detectives have taken over the investigation into the deaths of billionaire Barry Sherman and his wife after autopsies showed they died from "ligature neck compression."
U.S. soldier shot as many as 18 times after ambush in NigerArmy Sgt. La David T. Johnson died in a hail of gunfire, hit as many as 18 times as he took cover in thick brush, fighting to the end after fleeing militants.
Thousands protest as far-right party joins Austrian governmentProtests held as the Freedom Party's (FPO) ministers were sworn in on Monday drew only a fraction of the tens of thousands who gathered in 2000.
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Trump, Amtrak, Instant Pot: Your Monday Evening BriefingYou Want to Climb Mount Everest? Here’s What It TakesQuestions and answers about the world’s highest mountain, and the people who try to get to the top of it.
Without Climbing Everest, Chronicling a Solemn DescentThe vivid tale of how two bodies were retrieved from near the summit of Mount Everest required networking in India and training an impromptu photographer.
Amtrak Derailment Leaves at Least 3 Dead in Washington State, Officials SayThe train derailment on Monday morning left one car dangling over a highway from an overpass.
Amtrak Faces a High-Profile Derailment. Again.The accident in Washington State adds to a list of recent train derailments, including four in five months at Penn Station. But few have involved fatalities.
Have You Ever Felt Sorry for the I.R.S.? Now Might Be the TimeAlready struggling with its workload, the agency must start adapting systems to the new tax code while processing returns under the old one.
How Prepaying State and Local Taxes Could Save You MoneyThe tax bill bans 2017 deductions for prepayment of 2018 state income tax. But the rules differ for prepaid property taxes and fourth-quarter income taxes.
Corker Says He Faced ‘Tough’ Decision in Supporting Republican Tax BillThe bill’s expected passage along party lines had Democrats scrambling to pressure a late supporter, Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee, to vote against the bill.
U.S. Vetoes U.N. Resolution Condemning Move on JerusalemAs the United States used its veto to block the Security Council resolution, the 14-to-1 vote underscored the Trump’s isolation on a central issue in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Hospital Giants Vie for Patients in Effort to Fend Off New RivalsThe flurry of mergers among big hospital groups is aimed at retaining patients while new competitors, including insurance giants and technology outfits, try to steal them away.
Democrats in New York Can Already Hear Iowa’s Siren SongThe region is home to a glut of nationally ambitious politicians and a confluence of egos that promise friction heading into 2020.
Police Union Is Sending Officers to Iowa to Protest de BlasioThe Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, which has long clashed with the mayor and is in testy contract negotiations, will demonstrate outside the mayor’s speech there.
Editorial: Tax Bill Lets Trump and Republicans Feather Their Own NestsA 20 percent deduction on real estate income would help the president and a senator whose vote is crucial for passage.
Op-Ed Contributor: The Bitcoin Boom: In Code We TrustBitcoin may be in a bubble, but it is part of a much bigger trend that is here to stay: a shift in trust from government to technology.
Op-Ed Columnist: Passing Through to CorruptionAre Republicans more concerned with their bank accounts than with the country’s welfare?
Op-Ed Contributor: How Republicans Learned to Sell Tax Cuts for the RichThe party’s tax strategy has roots in the populist tradition — but the G.O.P. uses it on behalf of the rich, not the poor.
Op-Ed Contributor: My Favorite Movie Theater Is in a Dingy BasementContributing Op-Ed Writer: Trump, the C.D.C. and the Peek-a-Boo DoctrineThe administration seems to believe that if researchers can’t say “transgender,” then transgender Americans don’t exist.
Op-Ed Contributors: Actually, Egypt Is a Terrible AllyThe United States needs to face reality: Egypt is neither important nor helpful.
Poor Vetting Sinks Trump’s Nominees for Federal JudgeIn recent days, three nominees have withdrawn from consideration, including one who failed to answer basic courtroom questions in his confirmation hearing.
U.S. Accuses North Korea of Mounting WannaCry CyberattackThe Trump administration suggested the U.S. would act against North Korea beyond the sanctions now being imposed for its rapid expansion of its nuclear weapons program.
Afghan President Fires a Powerful Governor From Post He Held 13 YearsThe removal of the former warlord Atta Muhammad Noor, who had amassed great wealth, could further fray the struggling coalition government.
Artist Who Filmed Beijing Crackdown Is Reportedly Freed on BailHua Yong had recorded the city’s campaign to expel migrant workers in short videos and said in one of his last clips that his arrest was imminent.
Columbia Professor Retires in Settlement of Sexual Harassment LawsuitThe university announced Dr. William V. Harris’s retirement, three months after a graduate student sued him for allegedly kissing and groping her.
Rebelling Republican Suburbs Offer Democrats Path to House ControlFrom Houston to Seattle, suburban districts once locked down by Republicans are looking to Democratic candidates to oppose President Trump.
Puerto Rico Orders Review and Recount of Hurricane DeathsThe governor acknowledged on Monday that the official toll of 64 deaths from Hurricane Maria might be too low, after independent analyses yielded far higher estimates.
U.K.’s Next Brexit Agony: What Sort of Trade Deal?Britain’s next step will be as divisive as any. It must decide whether to model future ties with the European Union on Norway, Canada, a Canada-Singapore hybrid or something else.
Rome Journal: Unearthed in Rome’s New Subway: Extinct Elephants and Persian Peach PitsThe construction of a subway line to central Rome has illuminated the city’s past in extraordinary detail through archaeology.
A Restaurant Where You Can Order a Dish, LiterallyAt La Mercerie, a restaurant in the Roman and Williams Guild design store, all the tableware (even the tables) is for sale.
Noted: Casualties of the Cashless Society: Those Who Get Seasonal TipsWidespread use of Venmo, Uber et al mean less money in the pockets of Park Avenue doormen, manicurists and other workers.
Don’t Waste Your Time With Bad Resolutions. This Is How to Do Them Right.Critic’s Notebook: When Disenfranchised Lives and American Ideals Collide OnstageThree small, powerful pieces of political theater consider those wounded by racism and xenophobia.
Our Journalists Share Their Most Memorable Interviews of 2017Times reporters reflect on the conversations that stuck with them long after their assignments ended.
What Needs to Happen Before Electric Cars Take Over the WorldElectric vehicles have only a tiny market share, but the auto industry is betting billions that they will soon be as cheap as conventional cars.
Reuniting With Boats in the Virgin IslandsThe U.S. Coast Guard is working to retrieve boats that were displaced during Hurricanes Irma and Maria. Ralph Evey's vessel was rescued in a two-day process involving cranes and buoys. The Shift: Inside the Home of Instant Pot, the Kitchen Gadget That Spawned a ReligionThe electric multicooker is a true viral phenomenon. We went to the company’s Canadian headquarters to learn why.
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