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A landslide in Washington state could get worse and damage nearby homes, causing dozens of people to evacuate the area, officials said Sunday. 
Cam Newton's exit from the field and return to Sunday's NFC wild-card game after taking a hard hit in the fourth quarter raised questions. 
For most of the regular season, New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees has carefully placed his future Hall of Fame right arm in a protective sleeve. 
DeMarco Murray sat out the Titans' 22-21 road victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on Saturday in a wild-card game. 
"Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" collaborators Frances McDormand, Martin McDonagh and Sam Rockwell took home Golden Globes in Los Angeles Sunday. 
"Big Little Lies" and "The Handmaid's Tale" were the early winners at Sunday's Golden Globe Awards ceremony in Los Angeles 
Scores of North Korean restaurants in China may close down by the end of the week, due to sanctions targeting Pyongyang's nuclear and missile program. 
President Donald Trump plans to unveil an agriculture initiative seeking to bring broadband internet connection on Monday . 
FC Barcelona got brilliant goals from Luis Suarez and Lionel Messi in a 3-0 victory against Levante. 
Seth Meyers kicked off the Golden Globe Awards by immediately acknowledging the spate of sexual harassment allegations rocking the entertainment industry. 
A western Pennsylvania police chief is facing felony charges after he attempted to solicit sex from a 14-year-old girl who was really an undercover cop. 
Without the help of his normally strong rushing attack, Drew Brees completed 23-of-33 passes for 376 yards and two touchdowns to defeat the Carolina Panthers. 
Many of the celebrities who walked down Sunday's Golden Globe Awards donned black frocks to show their support of the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements. 
Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey continued his brilliant second season into the playoffs. 
The CDC will hold a panel to educate the public on what federal, state and local governments are doing to prepare the country for a potential nuclear attack. 
The Philadelphia Eagles are the first No. 1 seed in the NFL playoffs to begin as an underdog. 
Nikki Haley said the president maintains North Korea must halt nuclear weapons testing to engage in talks with the United States. 
The Jacksonville Jaguars are advancing in the playoffs thanks to their "Sacksonville" defense. 
Alabama's Nick Saban is 11-0 coaching against his former assistants, but the stage is much bigger and the circumstances a bit different in Monday night's College Football Playoff Championship Game. 
Pharoh Cooper threw the Rams for a loop on Saturday night. 
The Atlanta Falcons have heard the familiar refrain from the moment they let a 25-point lead evaporate in Super Bowl LI. 
The Houston Texans were denied in their requests to interview officials from the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles for their vacant general manager position. 
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Washington Post | Bannon apologizes, but Trump's fury persists Washington Post President Trump's former chief strategist offered a semi-apology Sunday after days of withering castigation from the White House over his scathing comments in a new book, praising Trump in a public statement that aimed to soften his earlier criticism ... Bannon expresses regret over response to bombshell book Bannon finds his regrets aren't good enough for Trump Battles over Trump's mental health and 'fitness' for office sidetrack his policy agenda |
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23 killed in explosion targeting rebel-held city in SyriaThe Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the explosion was caused by either a drone or a car bomb and targeted the headquarters of a rebel faction in Idlib.
Iranian oil tanker burns, 32 people missing after collision off ChinaA tanker carrying Iranian oil was ablaze and spewing its cargo into the East China Sea on Sunday after colliding with a Chinese bulk ship.
Man dies in Stockholm after picking up suspected grenadeA man in Stockholm picked up a suspected hand grenade from the ground and it detonated in his hand Sunday, killing him, Swedish police said.
Boxing champ faces his biggest fight yet — against deportationBilal Kelvin Fawaz bled in the ring for England while competing for his adopted homeland six times. British authorities now want to deport him to Nigeria.
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Bannon Tries Backing Away From Explosive CommentsStephen K. Bannon, who is quoted in a new book calling Donald Trump Jr.’s meeting with Russians in 2016 “treasonous,” said that Mr. Trump was “both a patriot and a good man.”
Trump’s Twitter Threats Put American Credibility on the LineNearly a year after the president took office, the world is still figuring out whether to take his fiery words as policy pronouncements, or to simply ignore them.
Bannon Needs Breitbart. Does Breitbart Need Bannon?After he was quoted speaking critically of Donald Trump Jr., the former White House strategist appears to be trying to stay at the right-wing news site.
Golden Globes 2018 Red Carpet PicturesDamon Winter, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer, is capturing the realities of the red carpet — not just pretty dresses and smiling actresses, but the moments and gestures that unite them.
Kushner’s Financial Ties to Israel Deepen Even With Mideast Diplomatic RoleAn Israeli insurance company’s previously undisclosed $30 million investment in Jared Kushner’s family company could fuel the perception of conflicts of interest.
As Trump Appeals to Farmers, Some of His Policies Don’tThe president will cast himself as a friend to farmers in a speech on Monday, but his position on trade and some parts of the new tax law threaten to undercut their interests.
In Clash Between California and Trump, It’s One America Versus AnotherThe growing divide between California and President Trump erupted this week, over marijuana, immigration, taxes and the environment.
The Interpreter: Losing Faith in the State, Some Mexican Towns Quietly Break AwayWith government often more the problem than the solution, communities are taking matters into their own hands. But gains against crime can carry a cost.
Opinion: Amber Tamblyn: Redefining the Red CarpetAt the Golden Globes, my fellow actresses aren’t just wearing black. They’re making a statement of resistance.
Editorial: Jeff Sessions’s Endless War on MarijuanaThe attorney general’s new, more aggressive guidance will add legal confusion to an issue that many states are managing just fine on their own.
Op-Ed Contributor: On Stop-and-Frisk, We Can’t Celebrate Just YetOp-Ed Columnist: How to Get New York Moving AgainJFK Travelers Ask: When Can I Catch a Flight Home?Delays, cancellations and now flooding has disrupted flights and stranded passengers at the beleaguered New York airport since Thursday’s snowstorm.
Boycott Drive Put Israel on a Blacklist. Now Israel Has One of Its Own.Israel published a blacklist of 20 organizations, including a Jewish-American group, whose leaders are barred from entering the country for supporting the boycott, divestment and sanctions movement.
Tatsuro Toyoda, Who Led Toyota’s Global Expansion, Dies at 88Mr. Toyoda led Toyota’s first factory in North America, bringing with him a Japanese approach to manufacturing and labor relations.
BBC News Editor Quits Her Post to Protest Gender Pay GapCarrie Gracie, the network’s China editor, said she learned last summer that her male colleagues earned 50 percent more than she did.
How Hot Was It in Australia? Hot Enough to Melt AsphaltA short-lived but blistering heat wave brought near-record temperatures to large areas of Australia, including a high of 117 degrees in a Sydney suburb.
On Pro Football: In Win Over Panthers, Saints Turn Back to Drew Brees to LeadBrees has had a diminished role this season behind two stellar New Orleans running backs, but on Sunday he pulled the Saints to victory as the running game sputtered.
Outside Iran’s Most Notorious Prison, Calls for Loved Ones to Be FreedMore than 500 people have been arrested in Tehran during the recent protests, and the families and friends of prisoners have gathered outside Evin Prison to call for their release.
We Have Fewer Crimes. Does That Mean We Need Fewer Police?With crime rates at lows not seen in decades, but drug addiction and untreated mental illness looming as persistent problems, some say it may be time to rethink the size of police forces.
Reader’s Notebook: Total Recall: A Reader’s Guide to Memory GainThere are a host of recent books on battling forgetfulness. Just in time for the new year — and a fresh start — our writer spent a month testing out some of their solutions.
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