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Canada's Toutant wins gold in snowboard big air, USA's Mack second Canadian snowboarder Sebastien Toutant won gold in men's big air Saturday at the Olympic Games in South Korea's Pyeongchang, scoring a combined 174.25 points.      Blackhawks fans donate $23K to charity after racist chants toward Capitals' Smith-Pelly Chicago Blackhawks fans have donated more than $20,000 to a charity after some of the team's supporters shouted racist comments at Devante Smith-Pelly.   Minnesota Timberwolves' Butler carried off court after injury Minnesota Timberwolves star Jimmy Butler had to be carried off of the court Friday after injuring his knee.   Shocking trade from Chiefs to Rams a wakeup call for Marcus Peters Controversy ramped up rapidly Friday when a pending deal was revealed that will trade cornerback Marcus Peters from the Kansas City Chiefs to the Rams.   California couple accused of torturing children face new charges Prosecutors in Riverside, Calif., filed new charges against David Turpin and Louise Turpin, a couple accused of imprisoning all but one of their 13 children.   Dallas Cowboys complete coaching staff shake-up The Dallas Cowboys made a number of changes to their coaching staff since the end of the 2017 season, and the team announced its entire staff on Friday.   New England Patriots LB David Harris retires Linebacker David Harris, who played for the New England Patriots last season, announced his retirement on Friday.   Ex-NFL lineman Jonathan Martin detained by police after social media post Former Miami Dolphins offensive lineman Jonathan Martin was taken into custody by authorities on Friday after Martin's disturbing post on social media.   New Orleans Saints DE Cameron Jordan has foot surgery New Orleans Saints defensive end Cameron Jordan recently had minor surgery on his left foot.   Jaguars extend contracts of Tom Coughlin, Dave Caldwell, Doug Marrone The Jacksonville Jaguars reached the playoffs this season for the first time since 2007, and the men in the leadership roles were rewarded with extensions.   Ex-Chicago Bears CB Charles Tillman now an FBI agent Two-time Pro Bowl cornerback Charles Tillman has graduated from the FBI's Training Academy and is now an agent.   Denver Broncos reportedly will not trade WR Emmanuel Sanders The Denver Broncos might trade wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders to save money under the salary cap, but general manager John Elway apparently will not now.   Judge seeks evidence in Alabama 'aborted execution' A federal judge ordered the state of Alabama to preserve evidence of the aborted execution of an inmate who says his veins are too damaged for lethal injection.   Steelers might be willing to deal Martavis Bryant Wide receiver Martavis Bryant has been unhappy with his role in the Pittsburgh Steelers' offense for a while and even asked to be traded at one point last season.   Canadian landscaper faces sixth murder charge The Canadian landscaper accused of killing multiple men and hiding their bodies in planters faces a sixth charge of murder, Toronto police announced Friday.   Build-up of heat in cities depends on design of streets, buildings Every city's heat island effect is different. According to new research out of MIT, how a city heats up depends on the layout of its streets and buildings.   Full text: Donald Trump's speech at CPAC President Donald Trump spoke Friday at the Conservative Political Action Conference in National Harbor, Md.   Doctors visits for the flu down for second week in a row, CDC says If the latest government data on doctor visits is any indication, a brutal flu season may be starting to wane.   White House on lockdown after car strikes security barrier The White House was on lockdown Friday afternoon after a vehicle struck a security barrier near the southwest corner of the property, the Secret Service said.   Trump Russia probe: Who's involved, where it stands Here's a rundown of the major players in the investigation into Russian attempts to interfere in the U.S. presidential election and how are they connected.   Type 2 diabetes diagnosis early in life is a bad sign for the heart A type 2 diabetes diagnosis that comes early in life carries a deadly load of health risks, new research shows.   Citigroup refunding $335M in interest overcharges Citigroup announced it is refunding $335 million to nearly 2 million credit cards after determining the company improperly calculated annual interest rates.   Pyeongchang medal count: Norway still leads, Canada jumps Germany Norway has earned an Olympics-leading 37 medals after 14 days of competition in the 2018 Winter Games.   South Dakota man films antelope herd running down middle of road A South Dakota man started filming video from behind the wheel when he unexpectedly found himself sharing the road with a herd of antelope.   Noise coming from car engine turns out to be king cobra A man who heard a strange sound coming from the engine of his car in Thailand took a look under the hood and came face to face with a king cobra.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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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.
  Trump announces new, 'heaviest sanctions ever' on North KoreaPresident Donald Trump announced a new set of sanctions against North Korea Friday, targeting the regime's shipping and trading abilities.
Neanderthals made this cave artDrawings and jewelry found in Spain too old to have been made by modern humans
Boko Haram attacks school, kidnaps dozens more girls in NigeriaThousands of people have been kidnapped by the Islamist group during its near decade-long insurgency in the West African country.
$61M in cocaine found in diplomatic luggage at Russian Embassy in ArgentinaDrugs were removed from the 16 pieces of luggage and replaced with flour. One of the leaders of the plot remains on the run, officials say.
'Crime scenes' bulldozed after Muslims flee Myanmar violenceRights groups say the vast operation is destroying crucial evidence of mass atrocities against the Myanmar's ethnic Rohingya Muslim minority
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Rick Gates, Florida, Justin Trudeau: Your Friday Evening BriefingRick Gates, Trump Campaign Aide, Pleads Guilty in Mueller Inquiry and Will CooperateThe plea deal could be a sign that Mr. Gates plans to share incriminating information against Paul Manafort, the former Trump campaign chairman, or other members of the campaign.
The Charges in the Mueller InvestigationSince Robert S. Mueller III was appointed as special counsel, he has issued more than 100 criminal counts against 19 people and three companies. ‘The Hapsburg Group’: Mueller Says Manafort Secretly Paid European LeadersA federal indictment says that a former Trump campaign chairman wired 2 million euros to former European politicians.
Defying N.R.A., Florida Lawmakers Back Raising Age Limits on Assault RiflesThe state’s governor and Republican leaders proposed on Friday the most significant move toward gun control in Florida in decades.
Trump Condemns Florida Officer Who Didn’t Act; Sticks by Plan to Arm Teachers“When it came time to get in there and do something, he didn’t have the courage, or something happened, but he certainly did a poor job,” President Trump said of the officer in Parkland. Ties to the N.R.A. Leave Companies Scrambling for CoverCaught in an angry social media storm, a number of marketers have ended promotions linked to the N.R.A. But it’s unclear whether boycotts have a lasting impact.
Tipster’s Warning to F.B.I. on Florida Shooting Suspect: ‘I Know He’s Going to Explode’A woman close to Nikolas Cruz, the suspect in the massacre, called the F.B.I. suggesting he might be “getting into a school and just shooting the place up.” Others had the same concern.
Facebook and Google Struggle to Squelch ‘Crisis Actor’ PostsThe tech companies vowed this week to stamp out conspiracy videos and misinformation on the Parkland, Fla., shooting. So far, they are falling short.
Hard-Line Supporter of Israel Offers to Pay for U.S. Embassy in JerusalemThe State Department is reviewing whether the offer by Sheldon Adelson to donate up to an estimated $500 million is legal.
White House Told Kushner’s Security Clearance Will Be DelayedThe White House was not told what the issues were involving Jared Kushner, President Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser.
Anbang Takeover Sends Blunt Message: China Wants to Fix Its Debt ProblemThe Chinese government’s move to tame an ambitious global deal maker reflects an official willingness to finally curb the country’s addiction to borrowing.
What Is Anbang? A Primer on China’s Fallen Deal MakerWhen the company bought the elegant Waldorf Astoria, few had heard of it — but its founder and many board members made the most of impressive connections.
Opinion: Black Hair’s Blockbuster MomentThe sublime uprightness of black hair in its natural state has returned as a symbol of political consciousness.
Op-Ed Contributor: I’m Republican. I Appreciate Assault Weapons. And I Support a Ban.I’m a congressman who was in the Army. I know how lethal these weapons are because I used them in combat.
Editorial: Trump’s Chance to Do Right by Transgender TroopsThe president should seize the opportunity proposed by his defense secretary to reverse the cruel ban he unveiled on Twitter last summer.
Op-Ed Columnist: Don’t Count Bibi Out — YetOp-Ed Contributor: Australia’s Gun Laws Are Not a Model for AmericaOp-Ed Columnist: The Politics of Sex (Scandals)Op-Ed Contributors: Billy Graham, Cold Warrior for GodThe American evangelical preached and prayed to secure Europe as a stronghold for American-style democracy, capitalism and Christianity.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The Misguided Drive to Measure ‘Learning Outcomes’Op-Ed Contributor: Protecting America’s Last Great Animal MigrationsLong and vital journeys by elk, mule deer and antelope are being choked off by fences, roads, housing and energy development.
South Korea’s Next Generation of Speed“Are you next?” reads a placard in a glass display case in Seoul’s Gwacheon ice rink, where the next generation of Korean speedskaters take the ice each day — all dreaming of bringing home a medal in the country’s most popular winter sport. Canada’s Curling Is Crumbling! Or Something Like That.Here’s the stone cold truth: Canada’s men’s and women’s teams both ended up without an Olympic medal, an unthinkable development for a nation so dominant in the sport.
Olympic Golds Online, if Not in CompetitionMost of the moments from the 2018 Winter Games that have gone viral online had little to do with athletic achievement.
Russia, the Olympics’ Awkward GuestDespite the country being barred from the Winter Games, Russian athletes and fans showed up and had a good time.
Degas Painting, Stolen in 2009, Is Found on Bus Near Paris“The Chorus Singers,” worth nearly $1 million, was taken from a museum in Marseille. Customs officials found the artwork in the bus’s luggage compartment.
Trump on His Hair: ‘I Try Like Hell to Hide That Bald Spot, Folks’It’s not always easy to hide thinning hair, especially when your hair is as famous as the president’s.
As Economy Grows, Federal Reserve Frets Next DownturnThe Fed’s biannual policy report to Congress made little mention of the stock market’s fluctuations, but it affirmed plans to raise interest rates.
West Virginia Teachers Strike Over Salaries Will Continue MondayPublic schools across the state were closed Thursday and Friday as teachers protested their low salaries, which are 48th in the nation, and the high costs of health care.
Ex-Dolphin Jonathan Martin Is Detained After Social Media Post Shuts SchoolAn Instagram post by Martin, the N.F.L. player at the center of a bullying scandal in 2013, led officials at the school he attended in Los Angeles to close for the day.
France’s New Michelin Guide: More Fraternité Than ÉgalitéThe gastronomic bible awarded new stars to 57 restaurants, only two of which have women as chefs. A “Me Too” moment pricks French kitchen culture.
Patients Eagerly Awaited a Generic Drug. Then They Saw the Price.Teva Pharmaceuticals announced it would sell a “lower-cost” alternative to Syprine, an old drug that costs more than $21,000. But the new generic version costs nearly as much.
Can a Canadian Carry Off Bollywood Style? Justin Trudeau Finds Out.The Canadian prime minister wore traditional garb throughout a visit to India, inspiring debate over whether he was appropriating or respecting local culture.
Still Glad You Voted Trump? At CPAC, Conservatives Had an AnswerConservatives try to look past President Trump’s flaws and see only his policies.
Surfacing: At the ‘Hairdresser’s Fashion Week,’ Celebrating Black BeautyMeet the people who gather for the extravaganza known as the Bronner Bros. show in Atlanta. Essay: Stanley Bing’s Real Identity Was a Closely Guarded Secret. Until It Wasn’t.Playlist: The Playlist: Janelle Monáe Feels the Funk, and 13 More New SongsHear tracks by Speedy Ortiz, Mozzy, Screaming Females and more in our weekly roundup of notable new music.
Editors’ Choice: 10 New Books We Recommend This WeekFrugal Traveler: Xian Offers Terracotta Warriors, Stunning Food and Plenty of BargainsOne of the oldest cities in China proved to be one of the less expensive trips our columnist has taken in the past year.
What to Cook: What to Cook This WeekendSamin Nosrat has a fabulous new recipe for a soufflazy — a soufflé for the lazy — or take the time to bake.
Why ‘Real Women Have Curves’ Never Got Its ‘Lady Bird’ Moment“Lady Bird” shares many similarities with “Real Women Have Curves.” But there are more systemic barriers to blame for the film’s dismissal by Oscar voters.
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