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North Korea's Kim Jong Un pays tribute on father's birth anniversary North Korea's Kim Jong Un made a public appearance on state television on Friday.      Two Ohio State assistant coaches to make over $1 million Two Ohio State assistant coaches will make more than $1 million next season as part of salary hikes across the board for the football staff.   FCC Chairman under investigation for relationship with Sinclair Broadcasting Ajit Pai, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, is under investigation for ties to the Sinclair Broadcasting Company, lawmakers said Thursday.   Senate Judiciary Committee advances criminal justice reform bill The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced bipartisan legislation seeking to reform the criminal justice system Thursday.   U.S. planning radars in Hawaii to deter North Korea missiles The United States is to deploy radars in Hawaii by 2023 that could enhance efforts to deter North Korea missiles, a Japanese newspaper reported Thursday.   South Korea's Yun Sung-bin maintains lead in men's skeleton South Korea's Yun Sung-bin is closing in on a gold medal in the men's skeleton competition at the Pyeongchang Olympics.   5 people killed in separate avalanches in France, Italy Five people were killed from avalanches in France and Italy this week, officials said.   Jeff Daniels to star in Broadway production of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' Jeff Daniels is reuniting with his "The Newsroom" collaborator Aaron Sorkin on a new play based on Harper Lee's classic novel "To Kill a Mockingbird."   Johnny and Daniel face off again in first 'Cobra Kai' teaser William Zabka and Ralph Macchio reprised their roles of Johnny and Daniel in Thursday's teaser for their new streaming series "Cobra Kai."   Multiple sinkholes condemn two homes in Florida neighborhood Multiple sinkholes opened in a Florida neighborhood, threatening two properties, local law enforcement said Thursday.   Jeffrey Tambor officially leaves 'Transparent' Amazon confirmed Thursday the departure of Jeffrey Tambor, the Emmy-winning star of its dramedy "Transparent."   When one teen vapes, others often follow Teenagers are impressionable when it comes to e-cigarettes, new research suggests.   Pet food companies issue recalls over salmonella Four pet food companies recalled some of their products this week after federal officials received several complaints of potential salmonella poisoning.   1 in 10 worldwide gets wound infection after abdominal surgery Globally, more than one in 10 patients develops a surgical-site infection after a gastrointestinal operation, a new study finds.   Another cancer vaccine shows promise in mice In what researchers call a first step toward personalized vaccines for a multitude of cancers, a vaccine made from stem cells protected mice from tumors.   Two Russians sentenced to U.S. prison for hacking scheme Two Russian nationals were sentenced to U.S. federal prison terms for their roles in a massive data breach conspiracy, the Department of Justice said.   Jennifer Aniston, Justin Theroux announce split Actress Jennifer Aniston and actor-writer Justin Theroux announced Thursday they have split after two years of marriage.   Charles Barkley admits to playing NBA game while 'blasted' drunk Basketball legend Charles Barkley says he once played in an NBA game while "blasted" drunk during his tenure with the Philadelphia 76ers.   Potential buyer for Carolina Panthers emerges A South Carolina businessman has emerged as a potential buyer for the Carolina Panthers.   Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desaleg resigns Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn announced his resignation Thursday in an effort to quell the country's political unrest.   Bengals' AJ McCarron wins grievance, will become free agent Quarterback AJ McCarron won his grievance against the Cincinnati Bengals, becoming a free agent next month.   Senate rejects pair of immigration proposals The Senate on Thursday rejected two immigration proposals seeking funding for a border wall and protection for millions of young undocumented immigrants.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Punk rockers pay the price for criticizing PutinWith Vladimir Putin expected to secure a fourth term next month, Pussy Riot members Alexey Knedlyakovsky and Lusine Djanyan are claiming asylum in Sweden.
  Take a rare look inside the border between North and South KoreaTODAY's Savannah Guthrie takes a rare opportunity to visit the DMZ, the very tense demilitarized zone between the two Koreas. North Korean guards keep a close eye on her as she views areas of land mines and decades-old United Nations buildings in "one of most dangerous places on Earth."
Mandela protégé takes charge after South Africa's scandal-tainted leader quitsCyril Ramaphosa grew up in Soweto, Johannesburg's notoriously impoverished segregated township. But his toughest years may lie ahead.
Trump may release a prisoner from GuantanamoAhmed Mohammed Ahmed Haza al-Darbi, a Saudi citizen held since 2002, made a plea deal in 2014 that said he would be released to Saudi Arabia. American strike in Syria killed 5 Russians, Moscow saysThe incident marks the first time Russians and Americans have become directly engaged in combat in Syria.
10,000 civilians were killed or wounded in Afghanistan last yearPresident Donald Trump stepped up airstrikes in Afghanistan, and militants responded. More than 10,000 civilians were killed or wounded in 2017, the U.N. says.
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Florida, White House, Immigration: Your Thursday Evening BriefingGunfire Erupts at a School. Leaders Offer Prayers. Children Are Buried. Repeat.Deadly shootings in schools have become a sad and distinct American ritual, with familiar images and a familiar response.
YouTube Comment Seen as Early Warning in Shooting Left Little for F.B.I. to InvestigateA commenter who shared a name with the suspect in the Florida school vowed to become a “professional school shooter” in a disturbing post that the authorities examined last fall.
A Mother Weeps for Her Angel: ‘I Hope She Didn’t Die for Nothing’As students who survived the Florida school massacre struggled to make sense of the horror and loss, an entire community turns out at a vigil.
The Names 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.
Senate Rejects Immigration Plans, Leaving Fate of Dreamers UncertainThree measures — including one backed by President Trump — failed to garner the 60 votes required to open Senate debate. The next steps are unclear.
On Washington: No Room for Debate: Senate Floor Fight Over Immigration Is a BustAfter raising expectations of an old-school fight, the Senate ended up gridlocked as usual, as leaders shied away from politically charged votes.
News Analysis: Trump Gets What He Wants in Immigration Debate: Quiet on the RightThe activism and outrage from conservatives that has killed past immigration deals is less vitriolic this time, perhaps because they sense they are winning.
Trump’s Inaugural Committee Paid $26 Million to Firm of First Lady’s AdviserThe committee, which raised a record $107 million, detailed its finances in a tax filing, revealing that it donated less than expected to charity.
Intrigue at V.A. as Secretary Says He Is Being Forced OutDavid Shulkin, the lone Obama administration holdover in President Trump’s cabinet, said that political appointees were trying to oust him from the department he leads.
News Analysis: The White House Flouts the First Rule of Crisis Communications: Get the Facts Out FastIts handling of Rob Porter’s resignation has become a case study in how shifting stories can make matters worse.
In Pursuit of Peace, Trump Generates Rare Friction With NetanyahuThe pushback on Israel suggests that the White House is recalibrating its approach to Israel and the Palestinians as it wrestles with when, and how, to put a peace proposal on the table.
News Analysis: In Netanyahu’s Israel, the Divisiveness Is Now All About HimIsraeli politics has always been noisily contentious, but with the prime minister facing possible bribery charges, the toxicity threatens to reach new heights.
Meet Cyril Ramaphosa, South Africa’s New President and a Mandela FavoriteCyril Ramaphosa was a protégé of Nelson Mandela before becoming one of South Africa’s richest men. As president, he vows to address gaping inequality.
South Africa Sees Fresh Start for Economy, With the Same ChallengesJacob Zuma’s ouster as president is raising hopes of better fortunes for the nation’s moribund economy, but it will not happen easily.
Editorial: The N.R.A. Can Be BeatOp-Ed Contributor: The Things We Know About School ShootersLaw enforcement officials and mental health experts have learned a lot about how to identify and intervene against potentially violent students.
Opinion: In the Aftermath, There Really Are No WordsThe massacre in Florida reached us here in Costa Rica, and returned us to silence.
Editorial: Trump Kills Compromise on ImmigrationA bill would have saved the Dreamers and given him his wall. He’d rather play political games.
Op-Ed Columnist: Budgets, Bad Faith and ‘Balance’Contributing Op-Ed Writer: A University of, by and for the PeopleLand-grant colleges give all Americans access to an education no matter how much money their parents have.
Op-Ed Contributor: Trump Wants to Make America White AgainDemocrats should be enraged by the immigration policies championed by the White House.
Unlikely Skeleton Duo Share an Obscure Sport and a Crazy DreamWhat are the actor representing Jamaica and the vacuum salesman representing Ghana doing at the Winter Games? Testing their limits, like everyone else.
Most North Koreans Can’t Actually Watch the Olympic GamesThe government isn’t eager to remind them that South Korea is prosperous enough to be able to host the games.
Your Designs: Olympic Logos for Russia and the Two KoreasWhat should the Olympic Athlete From Russia logo look like? How about the Korean Unification Flag? We asked readers for their design proposals.
Abuse Accusations Against Peter Martins Are Not Corroborated, Inquiry SaysFormer New York City Ballet dancers accused Mr. Martins of verbal and physical abuse, and an anonymous letter contained sexual harassment allegations against him.
Diplomats in Cuba Suffered Brain Injuries. Experts Still Don’t Know Why.After examining 21 American diplomats said to have been victims of a mysterious “attack” in Havana, medical experts found concussion-like damage but no obvious causes.
S.E.C. Blocks Chinese Takeover of Chicago Stock ExchangeThe proposed deal drew sharp criticisms from Republican and Democratic lawmakers, who said it could put the security of United States financial markets at risk.
The Flu Vaccine Is Working Better Than Expected, C.D.C. FindsA preliminary analysis finds the vaccine 25 percent effective against this year’s dangerous H3N2 strain, and twice as effective in children.
New Health Secretary Faces First Test as Idaho Skirts Federal LawAlex M. Azar II, the health secretary, told Congress he would scrutinize Idaho’s plan to allow sale of insurance that does not comply with the Affordable Care Act.
Will the Rohingya Ever Return Home?Myanmar and Bangladesh are again taking up talks to repatriate the Rohingya. But conflicting goals, and wariness among the refugees, remain a roadblock.
U.S. Condemns Russia for Cyberattack, Showing Split in Stance on PutinBooks News: Hunting — and Haunted by — a Serial KillerMichelle McNamara died before she completed her book about the Golden State Killer; her husband, Patton Oswalt didn’t want her work to be in vain.
Taking On Austria’s Nazi Legacy With His Own Blood and TearsGünter Brus’s “actions” galvanized his country in the 1960s. As an exhibition marks the artist’s 80th birthday, a far-right resurgence has given his work new relevance.
How to Prepare Your Community for a DisasterWith some careful planning, persuading strangers to help one another in case of an emergency will mitigate damage and build strong community bonds.
5 Cheap(ish) Things to Put on Any Gift Registry (Or Just Buy as Gifts)If you choose to register, the key to creating a successful registry is to pick items you’ll realistically use and get value out of over time.
‘Black Panther’ Poised to Shatter a Hollywood MythThe film is expected to take in at least $250 million worldwide this weekend, disproving the notion that movies rooted in black culture cannot be global blockbusters.
Material Culture: The Enduring Appeal of: BasketsThere are some traditions that are universal. Here, we highlight a single craft — and how it’s being adapted, rethought and remade for the 21st century.
5 Places: Five Places to Go in MontmartreGastronomic Montmartre is on the rise. Arty younger Parisians are flocking to this atmospheric old working-class quarter, which has seen a wave of new and reasonably priced restaurants. One was just awarded a Michelin star.
How Elegant, How LethalAn odd little museum exhibition in London traces the curious, double-edged life of scissors.
Concussions Can Be Detected With New Blood Test Approved by F.D.A.The test may be able to quickly identify people with suspected brain injuries that could be widely used by the Pentagon and in sports.
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