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Thunder dealt a blow with Roberson's injury OKLAHOMA CITY -- The Oklahoma City Thunder are on a roll, having won a season-high seven consecutive games after Saturday night's victory at Detroit.      Kansas State defensive coordinator Hayes retiring Kansas State defensive coordinator Tom Hayes is planning to retire, multiple media outlets reported Saturday.   Minus Olympics, hockey's best must turn to All-Star Game TAMPA, Fla. -- The top players in the NHL descend upon the Sunshine State for the All-Star Game on Sunday afternoon at Amalie Arena.   Cowboys WR Switzer has ankle surgery Dallas Cowboys rookie wide receiver Ryan Switzer underwent arthroscopic ankle surgery earlier this week.   Notebook: Gronkowski on practice field, still in concussion protocol New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski was present at the start of Saturday's practice session.   QBs lead South over North at Senior Bowl Quarterbacks dominated at the Senior Bowl on Saturday. Just not the quarterbacks that most observers expected.   Michigan State's Dantonio has no plans to resign Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio is digging his heels in and not planning to resign in the wake of the sexual assault accusations against the football program and the university.   Mort Walker, creator of 'Beetle Bailey,' dies at 94 Creator of the legendary comic strip "Beetle Bailey," Mort Walker, died of pneumonia Saturday at his home in Stamford, Conn. He was 94.   Czech president fends off challenger in narrow victory Current Czech Republic president Miloš Zeman on Saturday won another term, marking the first head of state to return to office in a public vote.   Wynn quits GOP post amid sex misconduct allegations Steve Wynn resigned as Republican National Committee finance chairman after casino/hotel company formed committee to investigate sexual misconduct allegations.   Honduras President sworn in amid protests On the heels of a disputed election and protests that led to 30 deaths, Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez was sworn in Saturday for a second term.   Paris remains on flood alert, 1,000 evacuated as Seine rises The number of evacuees in Paris rose to 1,000 on Saturday and 1,200 properties were without power after flooding caused the Seine River to burst its banks.   Special prosecutor, Michigan State Police to investigate MSU Michigan Attorney General announced Michigan State University's handling of Larry Nassar's case will be investigated by retired prosecutor William Forsyth.   Trump tells African leaders he 'deeply respects' their people President Donald Trump wrote African regional leaders in a letter he "deeply respects" their people and Secretary of State will visit the continent in March.   Paul Reiser on 'Mad About You' revival: 'We're still talking' "Mad About You" co-creator and star Paul Reiser says the possibility of reviving the sitcom remains alive, but he doesn't have much news to report.   New contract lets ICE track license plates across U.S. The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency landed a contract that will give agents access to billions of license plate records across the country.   Japan's Coincheck to reimburse $535M lost in cryptocurrency hacking Coincheck Inc., a Japanese cryptocurrency exchange, said it will reimburse customers who lost money in a $534.8 million hacking theft.   U.S. airstrike kills at least 7 Iraqis in friendly fire, local forces say At least 7 Iraqi police and allied militia members died in a U.S.-led coalition airstrike that was targeting armed insurgents, Iraqi forces said.   Giants QB Eli Manning 'excited' to work with Shurmur New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning appears to be looking toward the future and leaving an uncomfortable 2017 season in his rear-view mirror.   Canadian billionaire, wife were murdered, Toronto police say The deaths of Barry Sherman and his wife Honey in Toronto, Canada, six weeks ago have been classified as a double homicide.   Injury rate higher for Thursday NFL games in 2017 The rate of injuries sustained by NFL players during Thursday night games exceeded the injury rate in other contests.   Tony Gonzalez to be inducted into Chiefs Hall of Fame Tight end Tony Gonzalez was named as the Kansas City Chiefs' 2018 inductee to the team's Hall of Fame.   Saints' Jordan sends 108-year-old WWII veteran to Super Bowl Cameron Jordan will not be playing in Super Bowl LII with the Saints, but the defensive end made sure one of the team's biggest fans will be in attendance.   Saudi billionaire prince freed after paying settlement Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, one of the world's richest men, was released from detention after paying a settlement in Saudi Arabia's crackdown on corruption.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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This cleric called for reform in swiftly changing Saudi Arabia. Now he's in jail.To many outsiders, Salman al-Awda would appear to be an obvious ally for Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's drive to modernize Saudi Arabia.
  At least 95 dead after explosion in KabulAt least 95 people were killed and 158 people injured after explosives hidden in an ambulance were detonated at a police checkpoint in Afghanistan's capital, Kabul, officials said Saturday.
50 years after North Korea captured the USS Pueblo, the ship is still on displayIt's the only Navy ship still commissioned by the United States currently held captive today, and serves as a reminder of the ongoing tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
A new $11 billion airport aims to knock Atlanta off its perchThe New Istanbul Airport, which aims to be the world's busiest, is the latest infrastructure project by Turkey's autocratic president.
Canadian billionaire Barry Sherman and wife were murdered, investigators sayWhen Barry and Honey Sherman were found dead in their home in December, officials said they thought it appeared to be a murder-suicide. Now investigators believe they were targeted. NBC's Ron Allen reports for TODAY.
Ex-pitcher dies in Venezuela in part because of medicine shortageMarcos Carvajal, 34, a former Florida Marlins pitcher died in his native Venezuela of pneumonia that colleagues say was made worse by medicine shortages.
At least 95 dead after explosion in Afghan capital KabulAt least 95 people were killed and 158 people injured after an explosion rocked Afghanistan's capital, Kabul, the Ministry of Public Health said Saturday.
'The Crown': Did Prince Philip cheat on Queen Elizabeth?In the second season of "The Crown," Philip is depicted as a whiny cad who sneers at the pomp of Buckingham Palace.
Mending family bonds broken by migrationThe difficulties parents and children face when reuniting after years of separation due to migration can have long-lasting effects on their relationships.
Trump says he 'deeply respects' African people, Tillerson to visit regionIn a letter to African leaders, Trump added that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will visit Africa in March.
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New York Attorney General to Investigate Firm That Sells Fake FollowersThe company, Devumi, sold at least 55,000 Twitter bots that used personal information taken from real people.
Every One of the World’s Big Economies Is Now GrowingFor the first time since the global economic downturn, there is a wave of expansion that is creating jobs, lifting fortunes and tempering fears of popular discontent.
‘It’s a Massacre’: Blast in Kabul Deepens Toll of a Long WarAt least 95 were killed and 158 others were wounded when a car bomber drove an ambulance past two checkpoints and detonated explosives.
A Deadly Blast in KabulA bomb placed inside an ambulance exploded on a busy Kabul street on Saturday, killing at least 95 people and injuring at least 158 others. The explosion comes a week after another attack shook the city. Billionaire Saudi Prince, Alwaleed bin Talal, Is Freed From DetentionSaudi Arabia’s most prominent investor, he had been detained in the Ritz-Carlton in the capital after a mass crackdown on corruption. News Analysis: As Gridlock Deepens in Congress, Only Gloom Is BipartisanRepublicans warn of a dark plot to overthrow the Trump government and Democrats talk of a creeping authoritarianism unchecked by Congress. A near-permanent state of gridlock threatens to diminish American democracy itself.
State of the Union Preview: Will Trump Stick to the Script?President Trump plans an optimistic address promoting priorities like overhauls of infrastructure and immigration, but there are no guarantees when the president faces a television camera.
11 of Our Best Weekend ReadsLarry Nassar’s victims in their own words. Grammy gems you won’t hear on music’s biggest night. And what’s it like to live through an Arctic winter?
Gray Matter: Why Is Hollywood So Liberal?After Surgery in Germany, I Wanted Vicodin, Not Herbal TeaMy doctor told me that feeling pain during recovery from surgery is normal. Why was I so resistant?
Op-Ed Columnist: Trump Hits Alps, but Melania Is Frosty in FloridaOp-Ed Columnist: It’s Time for Mahmoud Abbas to GoThe Israeli occupation doesn’t explain everything. The 82-year-old Palestinian president must take responsibility for failure.
Opinion: We Need Protests. And Paintings.Op-Ed Columnist: Larry Nassar Is a Familiar MonsterContributing Op-Ed Writer: Amid the Plunder of Forests, a Ray of HopeNew technologies and tougher enforcement have put some of the worst offenders on notice.
Opinion: Why Do You Say You’re Black?Op-Ed Columnist: The Necessity of Stephen MillerYou can’t make a lasting bargain on immigration without a restrictionist at the table.
In Nassar Case, Michigan State Wanted Famed Ex-Prosecutor to Both Examine and Defend ItPatrick J. Fitzgerald said he found no evidence university employees knew the doctor was molesting patients. Critics say his review was tainted.
Stephen Wynn Steps Down From R.N.C. Post After Sexual Misconduct ClaimsMr. Wynn, who had been selected for the committee finance position by President Trump, was facing growing calls to step aside.
Tiger Woods Moves Up at Torrey Pines, but Calls His Round ‘Gross’Woods posted a two-under-par 70 in the third round of the Farmers Insurance Open, his first PGA Tour event in a year. He moved into a tie for 39th, even though he hit only 3 of 14 fairways in regulation.
Air Force One Needs 2 New Refrigerators. Together, They Cost $24 Million.After more than a quarter-century in use, two “chillers” in the president’s plane are no longer effective and must be replaced, the Air Force said.
For Myanmar’s Army, Ethnic Bloodletting Is Key to Power and RichesEven as it carries out atrocities against Rohingya Muslims, the military has kept up campaigns of violence and resource-grabbing against other minority groups.
Mort Walker, Creator of ‘Beetle Bailey’ Comic Strip, Dies at 94Mr. Walker, who created “Beetle Bailey” in 1950, had the longest tenure of any cartoonist on an original creation, according to the comic’s distributor.
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