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Bipartisan group of U.S. Senators denounce Cambodian government A bipartisan group of U.S. Senators on Friday called on U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley, to isolate the Cambodian government to ensure legitimate elections.      Rob Gronkowski practices for second straight day Tight end Rob Gronkowski took part in the New England Patriots' last practice before heading to Minnesota on Monday for Super Bowl LII.   World War 2 bomb found buried in downtown Hong Kong Hong Kong police on Sunday defused a World War 2 bomb that was found in a downtown construction site, officials said.   Devin Booker, Phoenix Suns go for third win over Memphis Grizzlies The Phoenix Suns go for a hat trick Monday night when they visit the Memphis Grizzlies in the second game of a road back-to-back.   Dallas Mavericks look to turn things around against visiting Miami Heat The latest downturn for the Dallas Mavericks has followed an all-too-familiar script.   Denver Nuggets need to be at best against visiting Kyrie Irving, Boston Celtics Putting away losing teams has been an issue of late for the Denver Nuggets, so hosting the top seed in the Eastern Conference should provide plenty of motivation for them.   Top Big 12 spot on line as No. 5 Kansas Jayhawks visit Kansas State Wildcats Suddenly resurgent Kansas State will put its four-game win streak on the line with a chance to move into a tie for first place in the Big 12 Conference when it hosts No. 5 Kansas.   Ben Roethlisberger pays tribute to Ryan Shazier at 2018 Pro Bowl Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger paid tribute to teammate Ryan Shazier at the Pro Bowl on Sunday in Orlando, Fla., by wearing custom cleats.   No. 4 Duke Blue Devils hope to bounce back against Notre Dame Fighting Irish Fourth-ranked Duke will look to learn from the painful result from its latest game when it takes on a Notre Dame team that has been just plain hurting lately.   Flu outbreak in North Korea kills 4, affects 200,000 North Korea has requested humanitarian assistance after a flu outbreak killed four people and affected tens of thousands this winter.   Indiana Pacers hope for better start when Charlotte Hornets visit Indiana Pacers coach Nate McMillan often talks with this team about the three Cs.   Denver Broncos CB Aqib Talib may be on trading blockKendrick Lamar opens 2018 Grammy Awards with U2, Dave Chappelle Kendrick Lamar opened the 2018 Grammy Awards with a fiery performance that was accompanied by members of U2 and comedian Dave Chappelle.   Stanford Cardinal RB Bryce Love presented Lombardi Award Stanford running back Bryce Love was presented the Lombardi Award, given to the top Division I football player based on performance, leadership, character and resilience.   Volkswagen apologizes for rigging data, using monkeys in diesel emissions test Volkswagen AG apologized for manipulating a scientific study that used monkeys to test diesel fume emissions from a rigged vehicle.   10 tourists charged with producing 'pornographic' images in Cambodia Prosecutors in Cambodia charged 10 foreign tourists with producing "pornographic" images on Sunday.   Delanie Walker, Von Miller lead AFC over NFC in 2018 Pro Bowl Oakland Raiders quarterback Derek Carr threw an 18-yard touchdown pass to Tennessee Titans tight end Delanie Walker with 1:31 left in the game to give the AFC a 24-23 victory.   Philadelphia Eagles RB Jay Ajayi attempting to be fifth Brit to win Super Bowl Philadelphia Eagles running back Jay Ajayi is trying to secure his place in history when his team plays the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII next Sunday.   Carrie Fisher wins posthumous Grammy The late film star Carrie Fisher posthumously won a Grammy Award Sunday for her audio recording of her memoir "The Princess Diarist."   Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx spotted together at Pre-Grammy Gala Rumored couple Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx were photographed together at Clive Davis' Pre-Grammy Awards Gala in New York Saturday.   Minnesota Timberwolves look to fix road problems at Atlanta Hawks The Minnesota Timberwolves need to turn things around on the road if they are to hold off the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Northwest Division.   Detroit Pistons, Cleveland Cavaliers dealing with issues going into matchup With Detroit beaten by a combined 60 points in the last two games against Cleveland, the Cavaliers might seem to be the last team the Pistons want to see right now.   Tiger Woods: Fan screams during putt, infuriating golfer at Farmers Tiger Woods was miffed after a fan yelled during one of his putts Sunday at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines in San Diego.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Oil Boom Gives the U.S. a New Edge in Energy and DiplomacyHaving survived a slump, shale drilling is surging as prices recover, limiting market upheaval and providing Washington with strategic leeway.
At Davos, the Real Star May Have Been China, Not TrumpWhile President Trump reassured business leaders that he wanted trade to continue, Beijing extended its economic reach to Latin America and the Arctic.
Grammys 2018 Red Carpet: Cardi B, Childish Gambino, Pink and MoreRepublicans Show Little Urgency on Legislation to Protect MuellerDemocrats have stepped up calls to protect the special counsel after revelations of the president’s attempt to fire him. But Republicans appeared to settle on warnings instead.
Secret Memo Hints at a New Republican Target: Rod RosensteinThe memo, raising doubts about the Russia inquiry, includes an account of Mr. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, approving surveillance of a former Trump campaign aide.
The Interpreter: Why Attack Afghan Civilians? Creating Chaos Rewards TalibanThe central issue in the 16-year war has become whether Afghanistan can have a functioning state. The Taliban have every incentive to expose government weakness.
Chuck Close Is Out at the National Gallery of Art. Is Picasso Next?Sexual harassment accusations have scuttled an exhibition of the portraitist’s work. Museums are wrestling with the implications — not just for Mr. Close, but for centuries of artists.
Can Woody Allen Work in Hollywood Again?The filmmaker is writing a new script, but stars are distancing themselves from him and his distributor, Amazon, is discussing ending their relationship.
Indian Slavery Once Thrived in New Mexico. Latinos Are Finding Family Ties to It.The revelations have not only prompted personal reckonings but also fueled a larger debate on Hispanic and Native American identity.
Op-Ed Contributor: It’s Trump’s Economy NowIf the economy were tanking, President Trump would get the blame. Shouldn’t he get credit when it’s booming?
Editorial: The Gathering Threat to Abortion RightsAn expected procedural vote in the Senate on a 20-week abortion ban highlights the need for the public to vote in November’s midterms.
Op-Ed Contributor: Congress, It’s Time to Pay MusiciansPassing the “Music Bus” bill would go a long way to helping musicians earn a better paycheck.
Op-Ed Columnist: An Article of Impeachment Against Donald J. TrumpEditorial: The White House Puts the Bible Before the Hippocratic OathNew rules and bureaucracy allow a range of medical care to be denied on the grounds of religious freedom.
Op-Ed Contributor: America Has Chosen the Wrong PartnerThe United States shouldn’t rely on People’s Protection Units militants in Syria, but on Turkey.
Op-Ed Contributor: Immigration’s Border-Enforcement MythPresident Trump Bragged to Jay-Z About Black Employment. Is He Right?The president made a familiar boast that is true as far as it goes. But there are underlying dynamics to consider as well.
Female Kurdish Fighter Kills Turkish Troops in Likely Suicide Bombing in SyriaThe Kurdish bomber, 20, fought for a part of the Syrian Democratic Forces, an important ally of the United States military in the battle against the Islamic State.
Sara Netanyahu’s Aides Sued Over Her Tirades. Now, There’s a Recording.The Israeli premier’s embattled wife can be heard screaming at a publicist over a gossip item that did not mention her college and graduate degrees.
Ingvar Kamprad, Founder of Ikea and Creator of a Global Empire, Dies at 91The Swedish entrepreneur practiced thrift and diligence, and he portrayed those traits as the basis for Ikea’s success.
Bolivia Tells President His Time Is Up. He Isn’t Listening.Voters told President Evo Morales in a referendum it was time to retire. But he intends to run again, part of a tilt toward authoritarian tendencies among both the left and right in Latin America.
Olympic Dreams of a United Korea? Many in South Say, ‘No, Thanks’Young Koreans are more focused on domestic issues, like unemployment and whether they can live as well as their parents did, than a costly and complex reunification.
Tech Giants Brace for Europe’s New Data Privacy RulesA stringent set of data protection rules will take effect in Europe in May. Facebook, Google and others are working overtime to be ready.
The Chef José Andrés Has a New Bone to Pick With the TrumpsMr. Andrés said he was snubbed at a party at the behest of Ivanka Trump. She said that was not true. It was all an encapsulation of President Trump’s Washington: unreliable narratives and petty feuds.
Iranians Prayed for Rain, but Were Covered in SnowThe country has been gripped by a terrible drought, so a blizzard brought joy — although the relief was most likely only temporary.
The Sweet Spot: How to Get Over an InfatuationA reader asks how to banish an old flame — one she doesn’t even like very much — from her thoughts and desires.
Beijing Journal: The Propaganda I See on My Morning CommuteIn Beijing, socialist slogans butt up against ads for luxury cars and hair transplants, part of the Communist Party’s efforts to inspire loyalty.
Matter: You Are Shaped by the Genes You Inherit. And Maybe by Those You Don’t.An unusual study of educational attainment in children finds that gene variants linked to parental nurturing were highly influential even though children had not inherited them.
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