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New England Patriots' Tom Brady stays quiet on condition of hand Tom Brady wore red gloves when he addressed the media Friday, but the New England Patriots quarterback was not interested in talking about his injured right hand.      Tom Petty died of accidental drug overdose, coroner rules Grammy-winning rocker Tom Petty died of an accidental drug overdose, Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner announced Friday.   Jacksonville Jaguars safety Tashaun Gipson questionable, Leonard Fournette limited Jacksonville Jaguars safety Tashaun Gipson was listed as questionable for Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the New England Patriots in Foxborough, Mass.   Wisconsin Badgers head coach Paul Chryst re-ups for five years The University of Wisconsin Board approved a deal on Friday that keeps Badgers head coach Paul Chryst on a five-year contract, which runs through the 2022 season.   Bruce Arians: Ex-Arizona Cardinals head coach wants a TV gig Bruce Arians, who resigned on Jan. 1 as head coach of the Arizona Cardinals after five seasons, is auditioning for a new job as an NFL analyst on television.   Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Eli Rogers suffers torn ACL Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Eli Rogers suffered a torn ACL in Sunday's season-ending loss, according to a published report Friday.   Kentucky man faces federal charges for Sen. Rand Paul attack A Kentucky man accused of tackling and injuring Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., faces federal assault charges, the Department of Justice announced Friday.   Drew Bledsoe to be New England Patriots' honorary captain for AFC title game Former quarterback Drew Bledsoe will serve as the New England Patriots' honorary captain for Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the visiting Jacksonville Jaguars.   Evidence of convergent evolution found in gene regulation of humans, miceTrump signs FISA law amid speculation over intelligence memo U.S. President Donald Trump signed a six-year extension to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act on Friday.   NFL says Raiders complied with Rooney Rule The NFL announced that the Oakland Raiders were in compliance with the Rooney Rule during the hiring of Jon Gruden as their head coach.   Dolphins hire ex-Bears OC Loggains Dowell Loggains, fired recently as offensive coordinator by the Chicago Bears, was hired to the same position by the Miami Dolphins on Friday, reuniting with head coach Adam Gase.   Yankees' Giancarlo Stanton makes another crazy workout video New York Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton doesn't post workout videos often, but he has been doing so more recently on his Instagram account this offseason.   Study suggests 'hot' yoga no better for the heart than regular yoga A new study suggests "hot" yoga -- so-called because it's done in sweltering temperatures -- may not be as good for the heart as previous research suggests.   DoJ to retry Sen. Bob Menendez on corruption charges Federal prosecutors on Friday announced their intention to retry Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., on corruption charges after a mistrial.   Vikings hopeful S Sendejo is a go vs. Eagles The Minnesota Vikings remain optimistic that safety Andrew Sendejo will be available for Sunday's clash at the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Championship Game.   Jets WR Anderson faces 9 charges in Florida arrest New York Jets wide receiver Robby Anderson was arrested on nine charges early Friday morning in Sunrise, Fla.   Mock draft: Record number of underclassmen on way The NFL granted special eligibility to a record number of underclassmen, who will flood the first round with talent.   Gloved Tom Brady won't respond to reporters' hand questions New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady would not address his injured hand when meeting with reporters Friday.   Giants GM had 'great' first meeting with Manning New York Giants general manager Dave Gettleman made good on his word by meeting with quarterback Eli Manning.   Eagles LB Ellerbe questionable for NFC title game Linebacker Dannell Ellerbe was the only player listed as questionable for the Philadelphia Eagles for Sunday's NFC Championship Game against the Minnesota Vikings.   Blinded by the light: Birds lured into ecological traps by light pollution New research suggests urban light pollution attracts migrating birds, luring them into ecological traps.   Supreme Court to take up third travel ban The Supreme Court said it would consider a challenge to the latest version of President Donald Trump's order limiting travel by people from certain countries.   A year of Trump: Incendiary style took the place of substance Anyone looking for a visual representation of Donald Trump's first year in office need only behold Time's cover: Trump as a bellowing mouth, his hair in flames.   Evening may be most difficult time to stick to a diet, small study says New research suggests that people who are on a diet are more likely to overeat in the evening -- especially if they feel stressed.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Alleged CIA China turncoat Lee may have compromised U.S. Russia spies tooOfficials tell NBC News that Jerry Chun Shing Lee may have gotten 20 U.S. spies in China killed, and that the Chinese may have tipped off the Russians.
  Mattis: Military's primary focus is Russia and China, not terrorismDefense Secretary James Mattis unveiled the new National Defense Strategy, which shifts attention away from ISIS and Al Qaeda.
New Zealand's leader is pregnant — and she'll take maternity leaveThe news that New Zealand's Jacinda Ardern would be "a prime minister AND a mom" prompted an outpouring of support. Her partner will be a stay-at-home dad.
Despite U.S.-Cuba tensions, more Americans attend Havana's famed jazz festivalDespite heightened tensions between the U.S. and Cuba, a record number of American musicians and fans have amassed in Cuba for their yearly jazz festival.
Right-wing demand to 'Release the Memo' endorsed by Russian bots, trollsAn unreleased classified memo by House Republican staffers describes alleged surveillance abuses by the FBI. Democrats have denounced it as misleading.
Putin takes shirtless dip in icy Russian lakeRussian President Vladimir Putin has taken a dip in icy lake waters to celebrate Epiphany, a major holiday in Orthodox Christianity marking the baptism of Jesus.
World's biggest wind farm would have its own artificial islandA space station is falling to Earth. Here's where it could land.Gorka faced arrest in homeland while working as Trump adviserHungarian police had an arrest warrant open for Sebastian Gorka during the eight months he spent as a national security aide to President Donald Trump.
Foreign lobbyists rush to register in shadow of Mueller probeAn NBC News analysis shows that registrations of foreign lobbyists rose 50 percent in 2017, and supplemental registrations more than doubled.
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What Happens When the Government Shuts Down?The federal government has shut down. But what does that mean and how does it happen? Tom Petty Died From Accidental Drug Overdose Involving Opioids, Coroner SaysThe musician’s system showed traces of fentanyl and oxycodone, among others. A statement from Mr. Petty’s family said he was prescribed “various pain medications for a multitude of issues.”
Bank of America Executive Departs After Misconduct ClaimThe executive, Omeed Malik, was accused of inappropriate sexual conduct with a young woman, according to people briefed on the bank’s investigation.
One After Another, Athletes Face Larry Nassar and Recount Sexual AbuseThe Olympic gymnasts Jordyn Wieber and Aly Raisman are among dozens of women speaking in a Michigan court this week about sexual abuse from the former team doctor.
Gymnasts Confront Larry Nassar Over Sexual AbuseAly Raisman and Jordyn Wieber were among several gymnasts who spoke during the sentencing hearing for Lawrence G. Nassar, the former team doctor, who pleaded guilty to molestation charges in November. Sports of The Times: Who Has U.S.A. Gymnastics’ Back at This Point? The U.S.O.C., for Some ReasonThe country’s national Olympics organization so far has chosen not to decertify the gymnastics federation, despite sexual-abuse claims from more than 150 young women.
Baltimore Fires Another Police Commissioner, After Record High Murder RateBaltimore’s crime problem has a host of seemingly intractable causes. Will an insider be able to fix what an outsider could not?
Op-Ed Contributor: Getting Tough on Sex TraffickersToo many cities are infested with criminal gangs. And too many gangs finance their activities by sexually exploiting minors.
Editorial: Syria Is Now Mr. Trump’s WarDespite campaign promises to keep the United States out of foreign conflicts, the president appears to be digging in for the long haul in Syria.
Op-Ed Columnist: Clueless Versus TrumpOpinion: The Second Lives of Pussy HatsOne year later, these Women’s March symbols have found new purpose as stuffed toys and talismans (when they’re not being worn, that is).
Op-Art: The M.T.A. Needs Riders!New York City's subway ridership is falling. What could the M.T.A. do to find more commuters upon whom to inflict its suffering?
Op-Docs: My Dead Dad’s Porno TapesWas my father’s leftover stuff the key to who he really was? Editorial: The Pope Causes More Pain for Priests’ VictimsHis defense of a Chilean bishop shows again that he does not appreciate how his church violated a most sacred trust for thousands of children.
Op-Ed Columnist: Donald Trump’s Radical HonestyIn his own wild way, this president is as truthful and transparent as they come.
Retrial of Senator Menendez Adds Twist to Midterm ElectionsThe Justice Department says it will retry Senator Robert Menendez on corruption charges, meaning he could be facing trial as he seeks another term.
A New Report on the Las Vegas Gunman Was Released. Here Are Some Takeaways.The report detailed Stephen Paddock’s internet searches for SWAT procedures and his complaints of pain. It did not provide a motive.
Neighbor to Plead Guilty to Federal Charge in Attack on Rand Paul, Lawyer SaysRene A. Boucher of Bowling Green, Ky., is expected to plead guilty in federal court, where prosecutors will seek a sentence of up to 21 months, his lawyer said.
Union Is Formed at Los Angeles Times and Publisher Put on LeaveBy a 248-44 vote, newsroom employees defied an anti-union campaign by Tronc management. Later, Ross Levinsohn went on a leave of absence following harassment allegations.
In Peru Jungle, Francis Offers a Stirring Defense of Indigenous PeoplesHe deplored the resource extraction that has harmed local communities and damaged the environment.
Supreme Court to Consider Challenge to Trump’s Latest Travel BanPresident Trump’s third attempt to impose restrictions on travel from predominantly Muslim nations will face a test in the Supreme Court this spring.
I.O.C. Clears Nearly 400 Russians to Compete in Winter GamesRussia’s Olympic team has been barred from competing, but the number of individual Russian athletes competing under the Olympic flag could rival the size of previous delegations.
Trump Tells Anti-Abortion Marchers ‘We Are With You All the Way’ and Shows ItFor someone who once described himself as “very pro-choice,” Mr. Trump’s transformation into a champion of the anti-abortion cause is a remarkable political evolution.
New York Set to Acquire the Next Generation of Subway CarsThe agency that runs the city’s troubled subway plans to spend nearly $4 billion on new trains to modernize an aging fleet, including novel gangway cars.
The 747 Had a Great Run. But Farewell Doesn’t Mean the End.The final Boeing 747 flight by any commercial United States airline took to the sky recently, with some tears and farewells. But a new life for the plane beckons.
The Humble Ascent of Oat MilkSee ya, soy! Au revoir, almond! Baristas are pouring a Swedish import that has quietly taken over the nation’s coffee scene.
Meet the New Generation Leading Berlin’s Classical SceneBerlin may be the most musically active city on earth. It’s also at a moment of transition, with a fresh crop of artistic leaders.
Fiction: Beware of Family Members Bearing GiftsIn “Winter,” the second in her cycle of seasonal novels, Ali Smith engineers a contentious Christmas reunion between two long-estranged sisters.
City Kitchen: In Winter, Take the Bitter With the SweetSweet citruses and bitter chicories together make bright, juicy, seasonal winter salads.
Fiction: From Isabel Allende, a Novel of Three Immigrants and a Brooklyn MisadventureTwo professors aid an undocumented worker following an accident that launches a trio of narratives about life lived across America’s borders in “In the Midst of Winter.”
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