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House passes bill requiring reporting of abuse in amateur sports The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill Monday requiring mandatory reporting of alleged sexual abuse in amateur sports within 24 hours.      Wizards could be without John Wall against Thunder The Washington Wizards could not slow down Russell Westbrook and the Oklahoma City Thunder on the road last week.   Oakland Raiders officially tab Brian Callahan as QB coach In a move that was reported on Friday, the Oakland Raiders officially hired Brian Callahan as quarterbacks coach on Monday.   House Intelligence Committee votes to release Trump investigation memo The House voted to release a classified memo that accuses the FBI of abusing surveillance laws in its investigation of a dossier on Donald Trump.   Georgia lottery winner almost left ticket on store counter A Georgia man nearly lost his chance at $10,000 when he forgot to take his winning lottery ticket from the store counter.   North Korea cancels inter-Korean concert blaming South Korean media North Korea suddenly cancelled an inter-Korean cultural concert in the Mt. Kumkang region scheduled to be held on Sunday,   Former Notre Dame receiver arrested for fourth time in 18 months Dismissed Notre Dame wide receiver Kevin Stepherson was arrested for a fourth time in less than 18 months on multiple charges.   Nicotine in e-cigarettes might cause cancers, mouse study suggests The nicotine in e-cigarettes seems to damage DNA in ways that may increase cancer risk, a new study in mice suggests.   19 U.S. travelers to Cuba report symptoms similar to diplomats More than a dozen U.S. citizens who traveled to Cuba reported symptoms similar to those exerpiened by diplomats who subjected to alleged sonic attacks.   Talk therapy may be worth it for teen depression Talk therapy can be a cost-effective way to treat teens with depression who don't take or stop using antidepressants, a new study finds.   Senate rejects bill to ban abortions after 20 weeks The U.S. Senate on Monday blocked a bill that would have banned most abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy.   Trusting a stranger may be a case of deja vu Whether you trust a stranger may depend on how much they look like an old friend, a new study suggests.   Infighting among Hadi loyalists complicates Yemen's civil war Former allies loyal to Yemeni President Abdu Rabbo Mansour Hadi clashed in the southern region of the country this week resulting in at least 12 deaths.   India estimates it has 21 million 'unwanted' girls More than 21 million girls in India are "unwanted" due to a parental bias toward having sons instead of daughters, according to a government report.   Commissioner Roger Goodell wants to clarify NFL catch rule next season The NFL's catch rule has been a source of frustration from coaches, players and fans and commissioner Roger Goodell said Monday he is seeking some changes to the rule.   Cincinnati Bengals snapper Clark Harris sets Guinness record at 2018 Pro Bowl Cincinnati Bengals long snapper Clark Harris played in his first Pro Bowl on Sunday after surviving nine years in the NFL.   LB coach Gary Gibbs out, Kansas City Chiefs promote six others The Kansas City Chiefs made several coaching changes Monday, including parting ways with longtime linebackers coach Gary Gibbs.   Tampa Bay Buccaneers name Todd Monken to offensive coordinator position The Tampa Bay Buccaneers promoted Skyler Fulton to wide receivers coach and announced Todd Monken will focus exclusively on his offensive coordinator responsibilities.   Carolina Panthers re-sign offensive lineman Greg Van Roten The Carolina Panthers re-signed reserve offensive lineman Greg Van Roten to a two-year deal on Monday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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The land of romance grapples with flirtation vs. harassmentSome in France are nostalgic for a simpler time when flirting was considered a compliment and daily interaction between the sexes wasn't so politically fraught.
  Cape Town, home to 4 million people, is about to run dryAuthorities warn Cape Town is less than three months away from the situation becoming so dire that the city must shut off its taps.
Ireland to vote on whether to loosen strict abortion lawsThe vote will offer voters the first opportunity in 35 years to overhaul some of the world's strictest abortion laws.
'Holy grail' of dinosaurs discovered in Egyptian desertScientists have unearthed in a Sahara Desert oasis in Egypt fossils of a long-necked, school bus-sized dinosaur that lived roughly 80 million years ago.
Russian jet came within 5 feet of U.S. recon plane, Navy saysThe Navy said the fighter came within 5 feet of its jet over international waters. Russia said it kept a safe distance when the U.S. jet breached its airspace.
Russia timeline: Key players, meetings and investigation detailsAs special counsel Mueller continues his inquiries into Russia collusion in the 2016 election, new information continues to be added to the timeline of facts.
Ill Postino: Italian mailman stashed half-ton of mail in his garageThe missing mail had been collecting for the past eight years and included utility bills, bank statements and political propaganda mailings from the 2010 regional elections.
Human genome mapping could one day be done at homeScientists in London have used a portable DNA sequencer to create the most complete human genome to be mapped with a single technology.
Alleged Toronto serial killer faces three new murder chargesAlleged Toronto serial killer Bruce McArthur has been charged with a total of five counts of first-degree murder, and is suspected by Toronto police to be responsible for other deaths.
11 killed in attack on 'Sandhurst in the Sand' military academyThe attack was the latest in a wave of relentless violence in Kabul this month unleashed by the Taliban and the rival Islamic State group.
Fitness app reveals military bases, movements in war zonesThe Global Heat Map, published by GPS tracking company Strava using the movements of fitness subscribers, shows activity around U.S. military bases. Kim Jong Un's half brother met with American 4 days before murderIndonesia's Siti Aisyah, 25, and Vietnam's Doan Thi Huong, 29, are accused of smearing VX nerve agent on Kim Jong Nam's face in a crowded airport terminal.
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Andrew McCabe, Bruno Mars, Cleveland Indians: Your Monday Evening BriefingTaunted by Trump and Pressured From Above, McCabe Steps Down as F.B.I. DeputyAndrew G. McCabe’s retirement had been expected, but Monday’s departure was abrupt and unannounced. Republicans have accused Mr. McCabe of being loyal to Hillary Clinton.
House Republicans Vote to Release Secret Memo on Russia InquiryDisregarding Justice Department warnings, the House Intelligence Committee will release a secret memo questioning the origins of the Russia investigation.
How FISA Wiretap Applications Work and Why It Matters in the Trump-Russia FightHow investigators seek permission to eavesdrop on Americans has been a subject of renewed interest after Republicans wrote a memo said to portray the Justice Department as abusing surveillance powers.
Melania Trump, Out of Sight Since Report of Husband’s Infidelity, to Attend State of the UnionThe reports of a payoff to an adult actress blindsided the first lady, who was furious with her husband, according to two people close to the couple.
Some Supporters Fear Trump Will Lose Hard Edge in State of Union SpeechSignals from the White House have hard-line supporters worried that he will sing the praises of bipartisanship instead of ideological purity.
In Age of Trump, Political Reporters Are in Demand and Under AttackWhite House correspondents have plenty of material — and plenty of angst — as they cover what Stephen K. Bannon calls “the first McLuhanesque presidency.”
Attacks Reveal What U.S. Won’t: Victory Remains Elusive in AfghanistanIn his State of the Union address, President Trump is expected to promote his strategy to win the war in Afghanistan. He’ll be the third president to do so.
As Afghan Attacks Intensify, So Does Anger at Country’s LeadersWith insurgent attacks killing more than 130 people in 10 days, Afghans are asking why the government cannot protect its heavily militarized capital.
From Annapolis to Congress? These Three Women Know Tough MissionsThe women, who were contemporaries at the Naval Academy, are part of a powerful wave of political activism in the era of President Trump.
Rodney Frelinghuysen, Powerful House Republican, Announces He Will Not Seek Re-ElectionThe chairman of the appropriations committee is the latest congressional Republican to announce he will not seek re-election in the 2018 midterms.
Critic’s Notebook: Pop Keeps Changing. And the Grammys Turn a Deaf Ear, Again.By sticking by its old heroes — and familiar sounds — the awards show risks alienating tomorrow’s stars.
The Best and Worst of the GrammysThere were flashes of politics at the music awards, where enterprising newcomers like Cardi B and fiery performers like Kendrick Lamar competed for airtime with elder heroes.
New York’s Hidden Home Buyer Closing Costs: Luxury Boxes and Mint MojitosFor years, title insurance companies have spent big to win clients, passing the costs to consumers. New York is now fighting to end the practice.
Op-Ed Contributor: Are Republicans Ready to Join a Third Party?Given the level of angst with the direction of the party, there’s never been a better time to start something new.
Editorial: Poland’s Holocaust Blame BillIn a wrongheaded effort to rewrite history, Poland’s Parliament is debating a bill to criminalize discussion of that nation’s role in the Holocaust.
Opinion: The Slut-Shaming of Nikki HaleyImagine what the reaction would be to a rumor that Barack Obama’s ambassador to the United Nations was sleeping with him.
Op-Ed Columnist: Please Don’t Call Him PresidentialOp-Ed Columnist: Bubble, Bubble, Fraud and TroubleOp-Ed Contributor: The Fascist Sympathizer Who Founded IkeaIngvar Kamprad, who died Saturday, was hailed as a Swedish national hero. But he had a darker past.
Op-Ed Columnist: The East Germans of the 21st CenturyContributing Op-Ed Writer: Is America Growing Less Tolerant on L.G.B.T.Q. Rights?Acceptance was growing. But a new poll shows that the public may be backsliding.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Steve Wynn and the Economic Inequality Behind #MeTooThe State of the Union Is … MisspelledTickets issued to lawmakers’ spouses and guests for President Trump’s annual address to Congress contained a glaring typo: “State of the Uniom.”
Ireland Commits to Hold Abortion Referendum by End of MayA public vote on whether to repeal a constitutional ban on abortion will test how much attitudes have changed in the country.
Tronc Names New Editors at The Daily News and The Los Angeles TimesThe company brings in two veteran editors, Jim Kirk and Jim Rich, to quiet newsroom complaints that have threatened to seep across the company.
Vatican, Eager for China Ties, Asks ‘Underground’ Bishops to Step AsideThe move to cede posts to Beijing-approved clerics is part of an extraordinary Roman Catholic effort to end a nearly 70-year schism.
The Hague Journal: When Animals Are at Risk, Special Netherlands Police Force Defends ThemLike a Humane Society with guns, handcuffs and badges, the animal police force provides a mixture of animal protection and human social services.
Berlusconi Is Back. Again. This Time, as ‘Nonno’ to the Nation.A master of reinvention, the three-time former prime minister is poised to come out a winner in Italy’s election. Just spare him the Trump comparisons.
In Canada, a ‘Perfect Storm’ for a #MeToo ReckoningCanada’s House of Commons debated workplace law changes to define sexual harassment and protect political staff members.
Powerful Ally of Xi Jinping Makes Political Comeback in ChinaWang Qishan, who served as Mr. Xi’s anticorruption chief, retired last year. Does his appointment to the national legislature portend a return to high office?
A Homecoming 50 Years in the MakingIn 1967, David Santiago was forced out of his Lower East Side tenement to make way for urban development, with promises he could return. Now, he has.
Windfall for Super Bowl Hosts? Economists Say It’s OverstatedOfficials like to promote the economic boost a Super Bowl provides the hosting city. But do the numbers add up?
Books of The Times: Two Generations on View in Essays by Martin Amis and Zadie SmithAmis’s “The Rub of Time” and Smith’s “Feel Free” feature pieces about politics, literature, aging and more.
5 Cheap(ish) Things to Help You Get Through Flu SeasonHipster Culture and Instagram Are Responsible for a Good ThingOn Tennis: Serena Williams Is Set to Reclaim Her Leading Role in TennisRoger Federer is out and Williams in as the men’s and women’s tennis tours march forward seamlessly again.
Essay: Transportive Reading for Underground TransportationWe have the “beach read” and the “airplane read,” but what about those books best suited for the subway?
Scientists Discover a Bone-Deep Risk for Heart DiseaseFew doctors, and even fewer patients, have heard of CHIP. But it is emerging as a major cause of heart attacks and stroke, as deadly as high blood pressure or cholesterol.
German Carmakers Criticized for Emissions Research on MonkeysTests that exposed monkeys to diesel exhaust provoked public outrage and are likely to intensify criticism of pro-diesel lobbying by carmakers.
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