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Miami Dolphins reportedly tab Dowell Loggains new OC Dowell Loggains is joining the Miami Dolphins as their new offensive coordinator, replacing Clyde Christensen, according to multiple reports Wednesday.      Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Doug Marrone knows Buffalo Bills well The Jacksonville Jaguars performed as well as anyone could have expected this season.   Sam Darnold, Josh Rosen turn pro, starting race to No. 1 pick Who's No. 1? That's the question now for NFL scouts after UCLA's Josh Rosen and USC's Sam Darnold declared for the NFL Draft Wednesday.   Tampa Bay Buccaneers' T.J. Ward arrestedMarvin Lewis says Cincinnati Bengals will 'start from scratch' The more things stay the same for the Cincinnati Bengals, the more they will change, according to head coach Marvin Lewis.   Oklahoma OT Orlando Brown to enter NFL draft Oklahoma offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr. is giving up his final year of eligibility to enter the 2018 NFL draft.   Green Bay Packers WR Davante Adams excited despite difficult season Green Bay Packers wide receiver Davante Adams was not allowed to speak with reporters the last two weeks because he was in the concussion protocol program.   Green Bay Packers dismiss OC Bennett, QB coach Van Pelt The Green Bay Packers continued their purge of the coaching staff by firing two more assistants on Wednesday.   Giants GM Dave Gettleman sticking with Eli Manning New general manager Dave Gettleman of the New York Giants said he has every intention of moving forward with 37-year-old quarterback Eli Manning.   Miami Dolphins to stick with Ryan Tannehill as starter Despite not playing a snap in 2017, Ryan Tannehill will be the starting quarterback for the Miami Dolphins in 2018.   Minnesota Vikings OC Pat Shurmur popular on interview circuit The bad part of being good in the NFL starts this week for the second Minnesota Vikings team in franchise history to reach 13 wins in one season.   Atlanta Falcons' WR Julio Jones, RB Devonta Freeman limited in practice Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones and running back Devonta Freeman were both limited at practice Wednesday.   College Football Playoff: President Donald Trump to attend championship President Donald Trump plans to attend the national college football championship game on Monday between the Georgia Bulldogs and Alabama Crimson Tide.   Macron proposes law to censor 'fake news' French President Emmanuel Macron said this week that he plans to propose a law to censor "fake news" and criminally punish those who publish it.   Washington AG sues Motel 6 for giving guest information to ICE Washington's Attorney General filed a lawsuit against Motel 6 for providing U.S. immigration authorities with thousands of guests' information.   Jarvis Landry: Dolphins brass talks re-signing, won't speculate on team without him Coach Adam Gase won't entertain speculation on what the Miami Dolphins would look like without Jarvis Landry.   Chinese and Japanese media: N. Korea aims to weaken S.Korea-U.S. alliance As talks of dialogue mark a shift in inter-Korean relations, Chinese and Japanese media warn the North aims to weaken Seoul and Washington's ties.   New hope for 'ringing' in ears For people with tinnitus, the persistent sense of ringing in the ears is mildly annoying at best and disabling at worst.   Can caffeine levels in blood predict Parkinson's? The way your body processes your morning cup of coffee might indicate whether or not you have Parkinson's disease, a new study says.   Stem cell transplant shows promise for immune disorder sclerodermaStephen Dorff joins 'True Detective' for Season 3 HBO says actor Stephen Dorff has joined Mahershala Ali and Carmen Ejogo for the next edition of "True Detective."   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Tampa Bay Buccaneers safety T.J. Ward is not starting his offseason off well. 
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Washington Post | Trump says Bannon 'not only lost his job, he lost his mind' as president's lawyers send cease-and-desist letter Washington Post President Trump on Wednesday castigated his former chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon as a self-aggrandizing political charlatan who has "lost his mind," marking an abrupt and furious rupture with the onetime confidant that could have lasting political ... 2017. 2018. New year, same roller coaster Trump moves to crush the Bannon rebellion inside the GOP Trump attorney sends Bannon cease and desist letter over 'disparaging' comments |
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Stephen Bannon, Nuclear Button, Iran: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingTrump Breaks With Bannon, Saying He Has ‘Lost His Mind’“Steve Bannon has nothing to do with me or my presidency,” President Trump said in a statement. “When he was fired, he not only lost his job, he lost his mind.”
Paul Manafort Sues Mueller and Asks a Judge to Narrow the Russia InvestigationThe highly unusual lawsuit says the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, was given an overly broad mandate and needs to be reined in.
Trump’s First Big Twitter Day of 2018: Analyzing Nuclear Buttons and the ‘Corrupt Media’The president’s 17 posts on Tuesday can be read as an outline of his agenda but also a glimpse at the challenges he faces this year.
Trump Watches From the Sidelines as the Koreas Begin to TalkThe Trump administration doesn’t oppose diplomatic talks on the Korean Peninsula but worries the North will try to drive a wedge between the United States and South Korea.
North Korea Reopens Border Hotline With SouthThe return of the hotline, suspended nearly two years ago, could lead to direct dialogue between the two Koreas after years of hair-trigger tensions. ‘Bomb Cyclone’: Rare Snow in South as North Braces for Bitter ColdA powerful winter storm dealt a chilly blow to the Southeastern United States Wednesday as residents of the Northeast prepared for windy, whiteout conditions and potential power failures.
Is a ‘Bomb Cyclone’ as Scary as It Sounds?Bomb cyclones have been referred to as “winter hurricanes.” Our science reporter explains how they really work. Deep Freeze in U.S. Creates Heating Squeeze for Homeowners and UtilitiesHeating-oil providers are working overtime and power generators are switching from natural gas to coal and petroleum as bitter temperatures grip much of the country.
Trump Disbands Commission on Voter FraudThe president signed an order to end the White House commission even though he said there was “substantial evidence of voter fraud,” which experts say is rare.
As Iran Erupts in Protest, Tehran Is Notably QuietIt could be the sharp urban-rural divide, worries about a breakdown in authority or scars from the 2009 uprising. But whatever the cause, residents of the capital are sitting this one out.
A Foreign Hand in Protests? Iranians See Confirmation in Their HistoryAyatollah Ali Khamenei’s accusation resonates for many Iranians, whose country has long been subject to foreign interference.
Feature: The Case for the SubwayIt built the city. Now, no matter the cost — at least $100 billion — the city must rebuild it to survive.
Subway Stop and Housing for Red Hook Are Among Cuomo ProposalsIn his State of the State speech, the governor touched on the idea of extending mass transit to southern Brooklyn, which would then be redeveloped.
Editorial: Koreans Turn Down the VolumeLike an adult trying to converse while a child is having a tantrum, South Korea tries to resume engagement with the North as Mr. Trump tweets.
Op-Ed Contributor: Justice Shouldn’t Come With a $250 FineIt’s great that progressive prosecutors are against incarceration, but alternative punishments shouldn’t cause people to go broke.
Op-Ed Contributor: A United Front Against North KoreaKim Jong-un’s offer to hold talks is an opportunity for the United States and South Korea to forge a common strategy in confronting the North.
Op-Ed Contributor: After #MeToo Comes to the CourtsThe notoriously secretive branch of government should respond better to sexual misconduct allegations.
Editorial: Can States Fix the G.O.P. Tax Law?With the Republican law seeming to target Democratic states for pain, governors are trying to avoid the damage.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Why Is Fixing Sexism Women’s Work?In the post-#MeToo landscape, men want to know how to help. O.K., fine. Start with everything.
Op-Ed Contributor: The Sad Trajectory of Orrin HatchEven conservatives used to reach across the aisle. Today, they’re too scared to try.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Is the Trans-Atlantic Relationship Dead?Researchers Discover Two Major Flaws in the World’s ComputersCalled Meltdown, the first and most urgent flaw affects nearly all microprocessors made by Intel. The second, Spectre, affects most other chips.
Peru Bans Buses From Road Where Bus Plunged, Killing 51The scene of the accident is a notorious stretch of road known as the Devil’s Curve that has been the site of at least 20 accidents since 1990.
Spotify Is Said to Be Going Public in Early 2018The streaming music giant filed a confidential registration with the S.E.C. in late December, with the intention of listing its shares in the first quarter of the year.
Tesla Reports New Setback for Model 3, With Output LaggingProduction of the electric-car maker’s mass-market offering was far below forecasts in the fourth quarter. The report sent the company’s shares lower.
For Mormons, Succession Drama Is Against Their ReligionThe Mormon Church’s system for choosing a leader to succeed Thomas S. Monson is built to prevent power struggles and politicking, but it also precludes any fresh blood at the top.
Russia and Venezuela’s Plan to Sidestep Sanctions: Virtual CurrenciesBoth countries have floated plans to create homegrown virtual currencies that would put them outside the global financial and banking system.
Made in China: New and Potentially Lifesaving DrugsA growing number of Chinese pharmaceutical companies are trying to break into the United States, seeking regulatory approval to offer their treatments for cancer and other ailments.
Cuomo Charts Course for 2018, Eyeing Trump on the HorizonGov. Andrew M. Cuomo, facing re-election and speculation about his political future, offered a stark assessment of the state’s challenges — and some of his own.
Sidangkou Journal: China’s ‘Saxophone Capital,’ a Factory Town Transfixed by Kenny GOnce derided as a bourgeois excess, the saxophone is making a comeback in China. And one northern village is delighted to be playing its part.
When Old News Is Good News: The Effect of 6 Elderly New Yorkers on One Middle-Aged ReporterNo work I have ever done has brought me as much joy and hope, or changed my outlook on life as profoundly.
Hollywood on the BrinkWill the industry learn from this moment of reckoning or will it be business as usual? Our chief critics see small signs of hope.
Encounters: Working Out With Charles Glass, a Trainer to the StarsIn the 1980s, Mr. Glass was a champion bodybuilder. Now he helps sculpt celebrities and bodybuilders at the Gold’s Gym in Venice, Calif.
A Diary From Inside the Gulag Meets Evil with LightnessA unique chronicle written from the Gulag emerged after 70 years, requiring dogged detective work to unearth the author’s identity.
Show Us Your Wall: See the Art That Tavi Gevinson CollectsThe blogger-turned-actress lives in Brooklyn and is drawn to artwork about young women.
On Medicine : This Cat Sensed Death. What if Computers Could, Too?Tesla the Car Is a Household Name. Long Ago, So Was Nikola Tesla.The star of a man once renowned as the prototype of a genius inventor has faded. But his reputation is having a revival, and his creations still resonate.
The New Health Care: Why the U.S. Spends So Much More Than Other Nations on Health CareStudies point to a simple reason, the prices, not to the amount of care. And lowering prices would upset a lot of people in the health industry.
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