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Titans name Vrabel head coach The Tennessee Titans agreed to terms with Mike Vrabel to become their new head coach, the team announced Saturday.      Notebook: USC gives OC Martin contract extension Tee Martin agreed to a multi-year contract extension to stay as the offensive coordinator at USC, multiple outlets reported Saturday.   West edges East in annual Shrine Game Nick Shimonek threw a touchdown to Steven Dunbar and the West defeated the East 14-10 in the annual East-West Shrine Game on Saturday at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Fla.   Penn State's Apke nabs MVP in Collegiate Bowl The National team scored all of its points in the second half and shut out the American team 23-0 on Saturday in the seventh NFL Players Association Collegiate Bowl at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif.   Enes Kanter trolls LeBron James after Cavaliers loss New York Knicks big man Enes Kanter dissed LeBron James on Twitter Saturday, after the Cleveland Cavaliers suffered a brutal loss.   Zion Williamson: High school hoops phenom picks Duke Zion Williamson - one of the top high school basketball players in the country - announced his decision to play for Duke next season.   With government shut down, spending bill vote set for 1 a.m. Monday Hours after the government shut down because a stop-gap spending bill failed, Congress was figuring out how to end the stalemate.   17 people die in India factory fire At least 17 people died on Saturday in New Delhi when a fire broke out in an illegal firecracker storage unit.   Xavier's J.P. Macura jumps over Seton Hall for powerful dunk J.P. Macura had a ridiculous dunk while following a shot in Xavier's win Saturday against Seton Hall.   Government shutdown blocks overseas troops from watching title games The shutdown of the government will prevent U.S. military personnel overseas from watching Sunday's NFL conference championship games.   USC promotes assistants Ellis, Colbert USC promoted Bryan Ellis and Keary Colbert to full-time assistant coaches, coach Clay Helton announced Saturday.   New England Patriots, Tom Brady drop hype videos Superstar quarterback Tom Brady is ready for Sunday's AFC Championship. He posted a hype video to prove that point.   Czech Republic: Prague hotel fire kills two, injures dozens Two people were killed and dozens were injured in a fire at Eurostars David hotel in Prague on Saturday.   Pennsylvania congressman leading assault task force settles his own case A Pennsylvania Republican taking a lead role in Congress in fighting sexual harassment, settled his own case and used thousands of taxpayers money to do so.   LSU RB Guice signs with agent from Kendrick Lamar's record label Former Louisiana State University running back Derrius Guice is the first athlete to be signed by Top Dawg Entertainment's new sports division.   Rihanna, DJ Khaled to perform at the Grammys The Recording Academy has announced additional performers for this month's Grammy Awards ceremony in New York.   Activists take to the streets for second Women's March Hundreds of thousands took to the streets across the United States and abroad Saturday to mark the one-year anniversary of the Women's March, which is Sunday.   Martin Clunes to star in new BBC sitcom 'Warren' "Doc Martin" actor Martin Clunes has signed on to star in the BBC's new comedy series "Warren."   Sony to distribute 'Hearts Beat Loud' internationally Sony Pictures Worldwide says it has acquired the international rights to Brett Haley's film "Hearts Beat Loud."   Militants attack Intercontinental Hotel in Afghan capital Four gunmen stormed the Intercontinental Hotel in Kabul on Saturday, according to a spokesman for Afghanistan's interior ministry.   More trees in mega-cities could help with bodily, financial health: Study Increasing the number of trees in extremely large cities can lead to significant health and financial benefits, a new study claims.   Report: Collision with RB Rex Burkhead caused Tom Brady injury The mysterious player who accidentally injured New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has been identified.   Chelsea's Hazard scores twice, gives jersey to little boy Star midfielder Eden Hazard handed his jersey to a very excited little boy Saturday in Chelsea's 4-0 win at Brighton's Falmer Stadium   Paul Bocuse, renowned French chef, dies at 91 After a long battle with Parkinson's disease, France's most-celebrated chef Paul Bocuse died on Saturday at age 91.   Nigerian police rescue kidnapped Americans, Canadians Nigerian police rescued two Americans and two Canadians abducted by gunmen earlier in the week, an official said Saturday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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ISIS still has up to 10,000 loyalists in Syria and IraqAfter its losses on the battlefield, ISIS is transforming into a new threat, with as many as 10,000 loyalists still lurking in Iraq and Syria.
  Inside North Korea as it prepares for the OlympicsNBC News' Lester Holt reports from Pyongyang, North Korea as the government prepares to send a delegation south in preparation for the Winter Games.
U.K. combats solitude with a new Minister of LonelinessBritain has become the first country in the world to appoint a minister for loneliness, reaching out to millions of isolated seniors across the U.K.
Paul Bocuse, globe-trotting master of French cuisine, diesFrench Interior Minister Gerard Collomb has announced that Paul Bocuse, the world-famous master of French cuisine, has died at the age of 91.
IOC approves unified Korea Olympic team22 North Korean athletes will compete in the Pyeongchang Olympics next month and both Korean teams will march together in the opening ceremony.
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Bitter Bickering Muddies the Path to Ending the Government ShutdownWith the government shut down and the two parties faulting each other, senators from both parties were looking for an agreement to end the crisis.
Open, Closed or Something in Between: What a Shutdown Looks LikeThe vast machinery of the federal government began grinding to a halt, but much of the bureaucracy will stay in motion for a while.
The Longer It Lasts, the More a Shutdown Could Hurt the EconomyThe early days of the federal government shutdown won’t slow the American economy much, but that could change if the impasse drags out.
News Analysis: Shutdown? It Could Be Forgotten in a Trumpian FlashAs Democrats pushed the government toward a shutdown, they could take solace in the rapid-fire news cycles of the Trump era. A crisis now may be long forgotten by November.
Women’s March 2018: Thousands of Protesters Take to the StreetsDemonstrators gathered on Saturday at rallies across the country. Progressive women hope to translate their enthusiasm into electoral victories in the midterm elections.
The Women’s March Became a Movement. What’s Next?Women’s marches drew more than a million people a year ago. This time around, they come amid a broader cultural challenge to men’s power and privilege.
Congressman Combating Harassment Settled His Own Misconduct CaseRepresentative Patrick Meehan, a Republican member of the House Ethics Committee, used taxpayer money to pay a former aide who had seen him as a father figure before he made unwanted advances.
11 of Our Best Weekend ReadsThe creator of the media men spreadsheet speaks; Amazon unveils its second-headquarters shortlist; and we said goodbye this week to Mathilde Krim, a mobilizing force in an AIDS crusade.
Opinion: They Were Bad. He May Be Worse.The best way to evaluate President Trump’s first year in office is to compare him not with the great presidents but with the worst.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: We Need Bodice-Ripper Sex EdRomance novels taught me that sexual pleasure was something women could not just hope for but insist upon.
Op-Ed Columnist: Hillary Lost, but the Future Is HersOp-Ed Contributor: What the Shutdown Says About the Future of the DemocratsOpinion: Islam Teaches Us That Life Is a Test. So Is This President.What life has been like as an imam during Donald Trump’s first year in office.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Donald Trump and His Work WivesOpinion: My Kid’s First Lesson in RealpolitikChildren don’t live in a bubble, so why do we try to shelter them from conflict?
Opinion: The Political Mythbuster in ChiefIn shattering comforting fictions about how things work in America, he’s made us face our country’s lack of decency and shame. Finally.
Hawaii Governor Learned Missile Alert Was False Within Two MinutesThe leader of the Hawaii National Guard disclosed the timetable at a hearing on Friday. Lawmakers want to know why the public was not told quicker.
Pope Francis Comforts Peruvians Who Faced ‘Wrath of Nature’After facing criticism over the church’s sexual abuse scandals, he returned to familiar themes of poverty and the environment.
News Analysis: Leftist Lion and Far-Right Provocateur Vie for Brazil PresidencyAs a wild, bitter contest to lead Brazil gets underway, the two front-runners are political opposites, one facing prison time and the other with a long history of incendiary remarks.
Harry Selby, Renowned Hunter and Safari Guide, Is Dead at 92He shot his first antelope at 8, his first elephant at 14. Mr. Selby was a protégé of the East Africa hunter Philip Hope Percival, who took Theodore Roosevelt and Ernest Hemingway on safari.
Profile: Your Book Editor Just Snagged Your Spot on the Best-Seller ListDaniel Mallory submitted “The Woman in the Window,” a psychological thriller, under a pseudonym. His own publishing house bought it.
Biggest Tests for Novak Djokovic’s New Serve Await in AustraliaChanging your service technique in your prime is never easy, and success relies on commitment, say some players who have done it, like Maria Sharapova.
Recipe for Ruckus in India: A Queen’s Honor, a New Film and PoliticsHindu extremists smashed up the film set, pulled the director’s hair and threatened to behead the lead actress. “Padmaavat,” the most potentially explosive Indian film in years, opens Thursday.
When Trading in Bitcoin, Keep the Tax Man in MindThe virtual currency has enjoyed a spectacular rise in value, but there are important tax implications. Here’s a guide.
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