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Flu season shows first signs of slowing While this flu season is still one of the worst seen in years, the first signs that infection rates are starting to level off were reported.      7.2-magnitude earthquake shakes southern Mexico, capital A magnitude-7.2 earthquake struck Mexico's southeastern Oaxaca state Friday, prompting evacuations north of there in Mexico city.   South Korean Yun Sung-bin wins men's skeleton gold medal South Korean Yun Sung-bin pleased the home crowd with his gold medal win in the men's skeleton at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympic Games.   David Amerson: Kansas City Chiefs sign free agent CB The Kansas City Chiefs have agreed to a deal with free agent cornerback David Amerson.   Finland, U.S. top men's ice hockey competition Finland beat Norway to lead the men's ice hockey Group C competition at the Pyeongchang Olympics, while the United States secured first place in Group B.   Russian snowboarder Nikolay Olyunin undergoes surgeryArizona cheerleader ejected for heckling Arizona State player An Arizona cheerleader was kicked out of the Wildcats' game against Arizona State for heckling a Sun Devils free throw shooter.   Ethiopia declares state of emergency after PM resignation Ethiopia declared a state of emergency Friday citing a wave of anti-government protests one day after Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn abruptly resigned.   Pyeongchang medal count: Norway keeps lead over Germany, Netherlands Norway has earned an Olympics-leading 19 medals after seven days of competition in the 2018 Winter Games.   Sibling bullying could have mental health effects People who, as young kids, either bullied their siblings or were bullied themselves by siblings face an increased risk for psychotic disorders.   Detroit Lions add two assistants to Matt Patricia's coaching staff The Detroit Lions announced two additions to head coach Matt Patricia's coaching staff on Friday.   Man convicted of killing New Orleans Saints' Will Smith files appeal Lawyers for Cardell Hayes, who was sentenced to 25 years in prison for the death of the New Orleans Saints' Will Smith, have filed an appeal of the sentence.   White House security clearances to undergo overhaul White House Chief of Staff John Kelly on Friday announced measures to overhaul how security clearances are handled.   Ole Miss Rebels will appeal NCAA punishment The University of Mississippi has filed an appeal on the decision to ban the football program from postseason play in 2018, among other items.   Redskins still have options with quarterback Kirk Cousins Quarterback Kirk Cousins of the Washington Redskins could soon be a free agent and is expected to get a big contract somewhere else in the NFL.   Raiders' Derek Carr says Amari Cooper played on 'one foot' Oakland Raiders wide receiver Amari Cooper's 2017 season to forget was a result of injuries, according to his quarterback.   Chad Johnson negotiates with daughter for $2K in cash for birthday Former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Johnson revealed what it looks like when he has birthday negotiations with his daughter Friday on Twitter.   Free agent cornerback Davis visits Bills, BrownsPanthers reinstate interim GM Hurney Interim general manager Marty Hurney of the Carolina Panthers was reinstated to his role with the team after being investigated for accusations of harassment by his ex-wife.   Rams' Barron, Webster have shoulder surgeryColts officially name Eberflus, Sirianni as coordinators The Indianapolis Colts officially named Matt Eberflus and Nick Sirianni as their respective defensive and offensive coordinators, the team announced Friday.   Two Baylor players under investigation for sexual assault Two Baylor football players are being investigated for sexual assault in an incident that allegedly took place in November, according to a report by Waco, Texas, station KWTX-TV.   Commerce Department recommends tariffs on steel, aluminumThe U.S. Department of Commerce Secretary recommended that Trump impose taxes on steel and aluminum over findings about the impact on national security.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Russian snowboarder Nikolay Olyunin successfully underwent surgery on Friday. 
Cornerback Vontae Davis is getting a jump on the free agent market. 
Two key defensive players for the Los Angeles Rams had surgery recently. 
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Iran, Israel clash in race to define 'new rules of the game'The shift from covert attacks to open fighting between Iran and Israel illustrates that Tehran feels emboldened enough to confront and provoke its rival.
  Powerful earthquake slams south, central MexicoA powerful earthquake has shaken south and central Mexico, causing people to flee buildings and office towers in the country's capital, and setting off quake alert systems. Crowds of people gathered on central Reforma Avenue as the ground shook.
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.
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Florida, Russia, Turkey: Your Friday Evening Briefing13 Russians Indicted as Mueller Reveals Effort to Aid Trump CampaignThe indictment does not allege collusion but reveals in painstaking detail how Russians posed as American activists to boost Mr. Trump’s campaign.
Inside a 3-Year Russian Campaign to Influence U.S. VotersUsing American bank accounts, drivers’ licenses and disposable phones, about 80 Russians worked to disparage Hillary Clinton, promote Donald Trump and sow discord.
News Analysis: Indictment Makes Trump’s Hoax Claim Harder to SellBy laying out in excruciating detail the evidence of Russian meddling spanning the last four years, the special counsel instantly created a new political reality for President Trump.
Meet Yevgeny Prigozhin, the Russian Oligarch Indicted in U.S. Election InterferenceA secretive oligarch often called “Putin’s cook,” he is one of 13 Russians the special counsel charged on Friday for meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
Russians Bought Bank Accounts From California Man, Mueller SaysA California man illegally provided hundreds of bank account numbers to a Russian social media operation, the special counsel revealed.
F.B.I. Was Warned of Florida Suspect’s Desire to Kill but Did Not ActThe information should have been assessed and forwarded to the F.B.I. field office, the agency said.
Copycat Threats and Jittery Nerves Force School Shutdowns Across the U.S.After the Florida shooting, schools are re-evaluating their security, and some have shut down in response to ominous phone calls or social media posts.
On a Day Like Any Other at a Florida School, 6 Minutes of Death and ChaosSecond by second, lives at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School were transformed, broken and stolen.
A ‘Mass Shooting Generation’ Cries Out for ChangeWhen a gunman killed 17 students this week at Stoneman Douglas High in Florida, the first response of many classmates was not to grieve in silence, but to speak out.
The Names and Faces of the Florida School Shooting VictimsSome of the 17 people who died in the shooting had tried to spare others during the chaos. Among the dead: a teacher, a coach, a dancer and a trombonist.
Trump Visits Florida Hospital That Treated School Shooting Victims“It’s very sad something like that could happen,” a solemn Mr. Trump told reporters afterward.
Trump Administration Proposes Stiff Penalties on Steel and Aluminum ImportsThe Commerce Department said foreign metals posed a threat to national security, setting the stage for President Trump to consider stiff tariffs.
Chief of Staff Orders an Overhaul for Security ClearancesJohn F. Kelly suggested that there were serious shortcomings with the system for vetting officials with access to the country’s most closely guarded secrets.
Editorial: Stop Letting the Russians Get Away With It, Mr. TrumpRobert Mueller’s latest indictments show how real the threat to U.S. elections is. When will the White House acknowledge it?
Op-Ed Contributor: Message to Trump: Let Mueller Do His JobThe indictments of 13 Russians for interfering in the 2016 election are a wakeup call for all Americans.
Op-Ed Contributors: Justice for Our Children, Killed by ISISA plea from four American couples whose children were brutally slain in Syria: Try the murderers, but don’t make them martyrs by executing them.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Why Don’t We Just Do Paid Family Leave the Right Way?A G.O.P. Guide to Mass ShootingsThe simple plan for the N.R.A's servants to follow if they want to avoid doing anything about gun violence. Op-Ed Contributor: Senators, Dreamers Have Been Watching YouOpinion: ‘Black Panther’ and the Revenge of the Black NerdsOp-Ed Contributor: Trump Betrays the Bards of Hard WorkWhat’s Inside Johnny Weir’s Hotel Room at the OlympicsWeir, the NBC figure skating announcer, brought 13 suitcases to South Korea (his broadcast partner, Tara Lipinski, brought nine). So many shoes. Oh, and the jackets! “Everything has meaning,” he said. “It isn’t just a sparkly jacket.”
Two Swiss Athletes Are First at Olympics Confirmed With NorovirusThe Swiss Olympic delegation, which did not identify the athletes or their sport, said they were sequestered and no longer had symptoms.
Karen McDougal Describes Alleged Affair With Trump in New Yorker ArticleMs. McDougal, a former Playboy model, explained how a tabloid paid for her story of a nine-month affair that allegedly began in 2006, only to never publish it.
Congress Struggles for Path Forward on ImmigrationAfter legislative efforts collapsed Thursday in the Senate, lawmakers in the House and Senate struggled for a path forward to protect the “Dreamers.”
The Dog Was Running, So the Subway Was NotA runaway poodle on the tracks snarled the F line for over an hour. Jim Bridwell, Mountaineering Maverick, Is Dead at 73With a go-for-broke style, Mr. Bridwell conquered countless peaks, many in Yosemite, where he led the 1970s climbers known as the Stonemasters.
Is It ‘Natural’? Consumers, and Lawyers, Want to KnowWhen products are labeled natural, the court challenges begin, raising questions about whether labeling is really misleading or simply fodder for a lawsuit.
With Blackface and Monkey Suit, Chinese Gala on Africa Causes UproarA skit in the annual Lunar New Year gala, which is broadcast live to millions, aimed to accentuate African ties. But many found the portrayals offensive.
How Does a Political Reporter Write a Memoir? First, Read Books. A Lot of Books.A reporter who spent a decade covering Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaigns talks about her adjustment to book leave and finding the “foreign land where writers live.” An Opera Star’s Song Cycle Conjures a Black Man’s Life in America“Cycles of My Being,” written for the tenor Lawrence Brownlee by Tyshawn Sorey and Terrance Hayes, grapples with hope and hate.
In ‘McMafia,’ Crime’s Tentacles (and a TV Show) Go GlobalThe eight-part series is unusual in mainstream TV-making in having a cast of international actors in major roles, often speaking in their own languages.
The Workologist: When Early Retirement Turns Into a Total BoreA reader sold his business and, at 55, no longer needs to work. But now he feels adrift and wonders whether to get back into the work force. And if so, how?
Encounters: Laura Benanti Sings With Her Daughter, When She’s Not Impersonating Melania TrumpLaura Benanti, the cabaret performer and Broadway star, keeps a low profile in her Harlem neighborhood.
City Kitchen: A Chicken Potpie Fit for a PartyTo give this homey dish a certain elegance, use frozen puff pastry and turn it into fetching, flaky hand pies.
A New Juliet Blooms as a BallerinaIndiana Woodward, a soloist at City Ballet, is making her debut as Juliet — a dream role.
Obama Portraits ‘Push Us to Think More,’ Readers SayTimes readers said the portraits of Barack and Michelle Obama were unconventional, not unlike the former first couple, while others felt it didn’t capture their spirit.
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