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Ex-Arkansas judge gets 5 years for giving lighter sentences in return for sexual favors A former Arkansas judge was sentenced to five years in federal prison for offering lighter sentences to young male defendants in exchange for sexual favors.      Ravens TE Gillmore wants to switch positions Tight end Crockett Gillmore of the Baltimore Ravens has gained almost 40 pounds and wants to play on the offensive or defensive line.   NFL Combine preview: Players who need to interview well The annual NFL Scouting Combine puts prospects through a grueling job interview process that tests them physical and mentally.   Report: Florida's Mullen named in lawsuit with clothing company Dan Mullen left Mississippi State in November to become Florida's head coach, but a clothing company in Mississippi has involved him in a legal matter.   NFL Combine preview: Key medical evaluations The annual NFL Scouting Combine puts prospects through a grueling job interview process that tests them physical and mentally.   Karl Malone plays undercover janitor, pranks Anthony Davis NBA Hall of Famer Karl Malone recently pretended to be a janitor in order to prank New Orleans Pelicans star Anthony Davis.   College student wins $25K after making four hoops A senior at Texas A&M International University made four consecutive shots at halftime of a basketball game to win $25,000.   Border Patrol rescues drowning woman suspected of illegally entering U.S. U.S. Border Patrol agents rescued a drowning woman who allegedly attempted to cross the U.S.-Mexico border illegally.   At least 25 injured after explosion on ferry in Mexico At least 25 people were in the Mexican resort town of Playa del Carmen after an explosion occurred on a ferry Wednesday afternoon, police said.   Browns WR Gordon will be exclusive-rights free agent The status of Cleveland Browns wide receiver Josh Gordon has been clarified by the NFL Players Association in its communication with Pro Football Talk.   Real Madrid stomps Leganes after trailing 1-0, Ronaldo rested Real Madrid had flawless execution Wednesday when it scored the go-ahead goal in a 3-1 win against Leganes at Butarque Stadium in Madrid, Spain.   Manchester United keeper saves draw vs. Sevilla Manchester United keeper David de Gea saved his team from a Champions League loss on Wednesday to Sevilla at Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan Stadium in Sevilla, Spain.   41,000 artifacts seized in illegal trafficking crackdown A crackdown on the illegal trafficking of cultural artifacts led to the confiscation of more than 41,000 items in 2017, the European Police Force said.   Nigerian army rescues 80 schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram The Nigerian army rescued about 80 girls abducted by Boko Haram militants in a raid at a school on Wednesday.   Ivanka Trump to lead U.S. delegation at Olympics closing ceremony Ivanka Trump is expected to head up the U.S. presidential delegation attending the closing ceremony of the Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.   Amateur astronomer captures supernova's first light An amateur astronomer has captured the first light of an exploding star. It's the first time anyone has documented the "first optical light" of a supernova.   Report: ECU grad transfer QB Minshew to visit Alabama Alabama is still in the hunt for another quarterback who could play next season, and East Carolina graduate transfer Gardner Minshew might be the answer.   Free-agent CB Davis visits Raiders Two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Vontae Davis continued his trip of the Bay Area by meeting with the Oakland Raiders on Wednesday, one day after he visited the San Francisco 49ers.   Bucs make it official: Buckner is D-line coach The Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Wednesday made official what had been widely reported on Monday by announcing that Brentson Buckner has joined the Bucs' staff as defensive line coach.   Longtime ESPN announcer Patrick retires Mike Patrick, who was the voice of Sunday Night Football for 19 years, is retiring, ESPN announced on Wednesday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Gun Control, Billy Graham, Netanyahu: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingParents and Students Plead With Trump: ‘How Many Children Have to Get Shot?’An afternoon listening session in the State Dining Room included those affected by school shootings in Parkland, Fla.; Littleton, Colo.; and Newtown, Conn.   Florida Republicans Face Mounting Pressure to Act on Gun ControlStudent protesters who survived last week’s shooting want a range of new restrictions. Yet G.O.P. leaders appear set on pursuing narrower measures.
Florida Students Began With Optimism. Then They Spoke to Lawmakers.A week after a shooting killed 17 at their high school, students were lobbying state lawmakers to strengthen gun control, and meeting with resistance.
The Making of a No. 1 YouTube Conspiracy Video After the Parkland TragedyThe user who posted the video, “mike m.,” stands by his baseless theory that a student at the school is really an actor. And he says he’s “not going to stop.”
Kushner Resists Losing Access as Kelly Tackles Security Clearance IssuesJared Kushner, frustrated about the issue and concerned that Mr. Kelly has targeted him personally with the directive, has told colleagues that he is reluctant to give up his high-level access.
Billy Graham, 99, Dies; Pastor Filled Stadiums and Counseled PresidentsMr. Graham spread the Gospel around the world through a combination of religious conviction, commanding stage presence and shrewd use of advanced communication technologies.
Billy Graham, Media PioneerOver the course of his career, the Rev. Billy Graham capitalized on modern communication technologies — from television to satellite to the internet — to give his ministry a global reach. Billy Graham to Lie in Repose in North CarolinaA spokesman for the family confirmed plans to allow the public to pay respects to the reverend in Charlotte before a private funeral next month. Under Trump, Border Patrol Steps Up Searches Far From the BorderThe Border Patrol is aggressively using a little-known authority to set up checkpoints and search private property to crack down on illegal immigration.
A Murder, a Conviction, and a Never-Ending CaseFifteen years after a college student was found shot five times in a quiet Brooklyn neighborhood, the circumstances of his death remain muddled. And a man convicted in the killing remains in limbo.
Editorial: Who Has Innocent Syrians’ Blood on Their Hands?The enablers of President Bashar al-Assad deserve scorn in light of this week’s slaughter in Ghouta.
Op-Ed Contributor: Remembering the White RoseIn 1943, a group of Germans who protested against Hitler were executed. Their example is both inspiring and too rare.
Op-Ed Contributor: The Boys Are Not All RightOp-Ed Contributor: Is It Possible to Serve Honorably in the Trump Administration?Despite the daunting environment, those in government and thinking about joining should carry on, but not uncritically.
Op-Ed Contributor: Billy Graham’s Missed OpportunitiesToo often he resisted revising Protestantism to reflect the diversity and knowledge of the modern world.
Op-Ed Columnist: Everybody’s Better Than You-Know-WhoEditorial: Trump Tries to Kill Obamacare by a Thousand CutsEncouraging junk health policies is the latest proposal that would weaken health care while helping no one.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Trolling of the American MindOp-Ed Contributor: Billy Graham, the Last Nonpartisan Evangelical?Evangelists, Graham said, “have to stand in the middle in order to preach to all people, right and left.”
Why Mikaela Shiffrin Brought 35 Pairs of Skis to the OlympicsShe usually takes 70 pairs to competitions, ready for every kind of race, weather and snow, but she scaled down for the Pyeongchang Games.
Sports of The Times: The Daredevils Above, Their Parents Below: Welcome to Big Air SnowboardingBig air is a new event at the Olympics, and the mothers and fathers of the competitors probably deserve medals just for watching.
What Is Big Air? It’s the Olympics’ Newest Snowboard EventThe name is accurate. Everything about the event is big. And the dizzying heights achieved by the snowboarders more than justifies the “air.”
Critic’s Notebook: Embracing Fashion, Saggers to Sequins, at the Winter GamesThis time around, the theatricality and flamboyance that were once frowned upon or ridiculed have been embraced.
Ford Ousts Chief of North American Unit for ‘Inappropriate Behavior’The carmaker declined to elaborate on what led to the departure of Raj Nair, who had been with the company for three decades and had led its North American operations since June.
U.S. Embassy in Montenegro Is Attacked, but Only Attacker Is KilledNo personnel were injured when an unidentified man threw an explosive device late Wednesday night. The attacker was killed.
Spanish Artwork Denounced Political ‘Persecution.’ It Was Ordered Removed.A gallery was ordered to withdraw a work that labeled Catalan separatist leaders as political prisoners from an exhibit at Madrid’s main arts fair.
Nigerian Schoolgirls Are Feared Kidnapped in Boko Haram AttackDozens of girls are missing after the militants raided a school, raising fears they may have been taken hostage just like girls from Chibok in 2014. Hotel Carrying New Trump Brand Secures $6 Million Tax BreakThe first of the Trumps’ Scion hotels is being built in the Mississippi Delta. The local developers, saying it would draw tourists, sought state tax relief.
When No Place Is Safe: Sheltering Under Siege in SyriaMore than 200 people have been killed during an intense bombardment in eastern Ghouta, and underground shelters are filling up with fleeing residents.
The Economy Is Getting Hotter. Is a Productivity Boom Next?New research from McKinsey suggests that for the economy to become more productive, demand matters.
A Reset, of Sorts, for the United States and AustraliaPresident Trump and Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, whose relationship got off to a rough start a year ago, will meet at the White House with much to discuss.
U.K.’s Governing Party Is Clashing Over ‘Brexit.’ Again.Hard-line supporters of withdrawal are dismayed by a suggestion that the transition after leaving the European Union could be longer than two years.
Macau Journal: A Greyhound Racetrack Meets Its DemiseAnimal-rights advocates have long criticized the track. Its closing also reflects the island’s transformation into a popular tourist destination for families.
The Carpetbagger: Mother Russia Crashes the OscarsThe Oscar-nominated filmmakers behind “Last Men in Aleppo” and “Icarus” are grappling with a very real vexation: fear of Russian meddling.
Books of The Times: American Blindness, Abroad and at HomeIn “Political Tribes,” Amy Chua argues that elite Americans underestimate the power of sectarianism, domestically and internationally.
Want to Plan for Your Death and Funeral? Here’s HowPre-need funeral plans can be complicated, so here is a primer on everything you’ll need to know.
On Second Thought: Is Woody Allen a Great Filmmaker? DiscussOur film critic rewatched key films by the auteur to see if they held up in the #MeToo moment. He came to surprising conclusions.
After a Blowup Kara Walker Lets Off Steam in New OrleansDelayed by a dispute between Ms. Walker and organizers, her calliope installation finally opens to the public at Prospect New Orleans.
How Jonny Greenwood Wove the ‘Phantom Thread’ ScoreThe Radiohead guitarist has been nominated for an Oscar for best original score. If he wins, he may need to thank Bach, Messiaen and Britten.
In Studio: Inside a Parisian Sculptor’s World of WondersBehind an old door on a quiet street, Philippe Anthonioz creates his larger-than-life pieces.
What to Cook: Beat the February BluesCook away the doldrums: Yotam Ottolenghi has two new salmon recipes, or make lamb and couscous.
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