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The FBI on Friday raided the home of a Pittsburgh man suspected of supporting the Islamic State. 
Chris Paul carried the Rockets to a 148-142 double-overtime victory. 
Blake Griffin scored 27 points, grabbed seven rebounds and added six assists in his return from a sprained knee. 
The Oakland Raiders fired coach Jack Del Rio following a 30-10 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday that ended a disappointing 6-10 season. 
Andy Dalton threw three touchdown passes, including a 49-yard strike to Tyler Boyd with 44 seconds left, and the Cincinnati Bengals knocked the Baltimore Ravens out of the AFC playoffs. 
Twelve people, including 10 Americans, were killed in a plane crash in Costa Rica on Sunday, officials said. 
Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston tossed a 39-yard touchdown pass to rookie wide receiver Chris Godwin with nine seconds remaining to produce a 31-24 victory. 
It's been a familiar script for these New England Patriots the last few years. 
Three years ago, then-Bears head coach Marc Trestman faced reporters at a podium after a cold afternoon spent losing a road game to the Minnesota Vikings. 
For the first time in five years, the Seattle Seahawks saw their season end short of the playoffs. 
Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano hadn't gotten official word, but talked like a man who knew his fate during the postgame media conference. 
The Atlanta Falcons are heading back to the playoffs thanks to five second-half field goals by Matt Bryant. 
Jim Caldwell doesn't have any interest in lobbying to keep his head coaching job with the Detroit Lions, at least not publicly. 
The message was clear and consistent throughout the Philadelphia Eagles' locker room: win or go home. 
The Buffalo Bills defeated the Miami Dolphins 22-16 on Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium and then got the help they needed to reach the playoffs for the first time since 1999. 
Eli Manning's New York Giants might have beaten Kirk Cousins' Washington Redskins at MetLife Stadium Sunday, but the two franchise quarterbacks face uncertain futures. 
Rookie quarterback Patrick Mahomes led four scoring drives, the last leading to Harrison Butker's decisive field goal with no time left to beat the Denver Broncos. 
Philip Rivers threw for three touchdowns, Keenan Allen had a pair of scores and the Los Angeles Chargers completed their season sweep of the Oakland Raiders. 
The San Francisco 49ers concluded the season with their fifth straight win, a 34-13 victory over the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. 
This time, the Tennessee Titans held on to the fourth quarter lead and clinched their first playoff spot since 2008. 
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Kim Jong-un's Overture to South Korea Signals Possible Thaw in Nuclear Crisis - New York Times
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10 Americans killed in fiery plane crash in Costa RicaCosta Rica's president said an investigation would begin Monday into what caused the aircraft to go down shortly in Guanacaste.
Watch Live: 2018 New Year celebrations in Time SquareFrom New Zealand to New York City, count down to 2018 in cities around the globe.
Iran warns protesters will 'pay the price' as unrest turns deadlyTwo protesters taking part in demonstrations roiling Iran were killed overnight as the government partly blocked access to a messaging app used by activists.
Kim says nuclear weapons will prevent war with U.S"A nuclear button is always on my desk," Kim said in his annual New Year's Day speech. "This is reality, not a threat."
Papadopoulos brag to Australian diplomat was key factor in Russia probeAn Australian diplomat's tip appears to have helped persuade the FBI to investigate Russian meddling in the U.S. election and possible coordination with the Trump campaign, The New York Times reported.
Holocaust Survivors: Why Nazi Fugitives Must Face JusticeAs part of a last-ditch hunt for former Auschwitz guards launched last year, federal prosecutors have identified nearly 30 suspects.
Six dead as seaplane crashes into Sydney river ahead of New Year celebrationsPolice said they did not know the cause of the crash, but were speaking with witnesses who were in boats on one of the waterways' busiest days of the year.
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Trump’s Way: For Trump, a Year of Reinventing the PresidencyIn ways that were once unimaginable, President Trump has discarded the conventions and norms established by his predecessors. Will that change the institution permanently?
For Trump, a Glittering Gala Ends a Winter Vacation Rooted in RoutineOn New Year’s Eve, Mar-a-Lago hosted its annual gala, an opulent but customary occasion for a president who spent his winter vacation reveling in the comforts of familiarity.
Kim Jong-un’s Overture to South Korea Signals Possible Thaw in Nuclear CrisisThe North Korean leader proposed talks with South Korea to discuss the North’s participation in the Winter Games, and boasted of having a “nuclear button” on his desk.
Opinion: A D.J. Could Save Your Life TonightA real D.J. is part shaman, part tech wizard, part crowd psychologist, all artist. Many people claim the title, but far fewer embody it.
Editorial: Capital Punishment Deserves a Quick DeathOp-Ed Contributor: Tom Brokaw: You Can Find the Entire World Inside Your HospitalAmerican health care is a universe of scientific genius and selfless compassion populated by the most diverse population in the country.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The Sentient-Being DietOp-Ed Columnist: 7 Wishes for 20182017 was one of the darker years in modern American history. Here’s hoping for the beginnings of a turning point.
5 Officers Shot, One Fatally, by Colorado Gunman, Officials SayThe sheriff of Douglas County in Colorado described the deputy who was killed, Zackari Parrish, as a “smiley kid” who was eager to serve.
Tax Law Offers a Carrot to Gig Workers. But It May Have Costs.A 20 percent tax deduction for setting oneself up as a business could reward severing formal employment relationships but erode benefits and security.
Courts Must Better Police Themselves on Harassment, Chief Justice SaysIn his year-end report on the state of the federal judiciary, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. addressed reports of sexual misconduct by an appeals court judge.
Merkel’s Wishes for 2018: More Empathy and a New GovernmentIn her New Year’s address, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany promised to work swiftly on a new coalition, and to help heal rifts in society.
Cruise Ships Have Made Bar Harbor Popular. But Have They Ruined It?A Maine town is embroiled in a debate over the ships that have magnified its status and brought huge crowds.
Fatal ‘Swatting’ Episode in Kansas Raises Quandary: Who Is to Blame?A fake report of a hostage situation led to the death of an innocent man at the hands of the police. Who bears responsibility?
Overwhelmed by Donations for Survivors of Fatal Bronx FireThe outpouring of support after the deadliest fire in New York was ‘a sign that the victims are not alone,’ a neighborhood priest said on Sunday.
Even in Poland, Workers’ Wages Flow to North KoreaDefying Washington, a NATO ally hosts North Korean laborers, showing how difficult it is to sever the nuclear pariah state from the global economy.
The Acrobatic Artwork That Pretty Much Sums Up 2017“Mechanics of History” features a circular staircase, a trampoline and entitled men, persistent and ever ascending.
This Year, Make Your Fitness Resolution StickMany Americans will make getting fit and losing weight a New Year’s resolution. Unfortunately, the odds are overwhelming that they’ll fail.
Ask Well: Does a ‘Strong’ Immune System Ward Off Colds and Flu?How well you fight off colds and flu is likely a combination of luck, genetics and lifestyle.
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