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Look: Rare albino raccoon rescued in Pennsylvania A rare albino raccoon was rescued and taken to a wildlife center in Pennsylvania on Monday.      Ex-Alaska Airlines pilot pleads guilty to flying while intoxicated A former Alaska Airlines pilot will plead guilty to federal charges of flying a plane loaded with passengers while under the influence of alcohol.   Trump calls for Pentagon to plan military parade U.S. President Donald Trump has asked for a military parade showcasing America's armed forces, a Pentagon spokesman said Tuesday.   Steve Wynn steps down as CEO of Wynn Resorts Casino and hotel magnate Steve Wynn stepped down as CEO of Wynn Resorts Tuesday, following recent allegations of sexual misconduct.   Josh McDaniels to stay with Patriots New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels had a change of heart about taking the Indianapolis Colts' head coaching job late Tuesday.   FEMA contractor failed to deliver 30 million meals to Puerto Rico A small FEMA-contracted firm failed to deliver 30 million emergency meals to hurricane victims in Puerto Rico, two Democratic House Reps. said.   Federal court denies objection to Trump University settlement A $25 million settlement against Trump University was upheld after a federal court rejected a challenge from a plaintiff who wanted to take the case to trial.   Edward Norton filming 'Motherless Brooklyn' in NYC Writer-director Edward Norton has begun principal photography in New York City on the noir thriller "Motherless Brooklyn."   Burglar finds captive girl in first 'Bad Samaritan' trailer A 2 1/2-minute trailer for director Dean Devlin's new thriller "Bad Samaritan" was released online Tuesday.   Over-the-counter painkillers could alter emotions, reasoning Sure, an over-the-counter painkiller like Tylenol or Advil can help ease aches and pains, but could it mess with your thoughts and emotions, too?   Asthma attacks on the decline among U.S. kids Fewer U.S. children are having to deal with asthma attacks in recent years, federal health officials reported Tuesday.   Losing weight eases obesity-related pain Losing 10 percent of your body weight appears to reduce pain related to obesity, even in non-weight-bearing areas, a new study finds.   Carolina Panthers place interim general manager Marty Hurney on paid leave The Carolina Panthers placed interim general manager Marty Hurney on paid leave on Tuesday because of an alleged domestic incident.   Kylie Jenner names newborn daughter Stormi Model and reality television personality Kylie Jenner revealed on Instagram on Tuesday the name of her newborn daughter.   Snapchat shares rise after solid fourth-quarter earnings Snapchat stock shares increased 20 percent Tuesday after the company's fourth-quarter results exceeded Wall Street expectations for the first time.   Updated 2018 Big Board: Top 50 players in the upcoming NFL Draft How early is too early to draft an offensive guard? That question will be asked in NFL war rooms across the league this spring when discussing Quenton Nelson.   Season 7 of 'Once Upon a Time' will be its last "Once Upon a Time" co-creator Adam Horowitz said Tuesday his ABC fairytale drama is ending with its seventh season.   Amtrak train cars uncouple in Maryland Two cars on the Amtrak Acela came apart as the high-speed train traveled through Maryland on its way to New York City's Penn Station, Amtrak officials said.   Zachary Levi, David F. Sandberg start work on 'Shazam!' Production is underway on "Shazam!" -- the origin story starring Zachary Levi as the titular superhero.   'Game of Thrones' team to write, produce series of 'Star Wars' films David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, co-creators of the HBO fantasy drama "Game Thrones," have been tapped to write and produce a new series of "Star Wars" movies.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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President who 'stole South Africa' teeters as Mandela's dream slips awaySouth Africa's scandal-plagued President Jacob Zuma was clinging to power despite growing pressure to step down.
  Military hospital collapses after Taiwan earthquakeAt least two people were killed and several buildings collapsed after a magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck Taiwan.
China spy suspect appears in courtA former CIA officer appeared before a federal judge today, on charges that he illegally possessed classified information. But U.S. officials say there's much more to this case than just mishandling documents.
At least 4 dead in Taiwan earthquake, 145 missingThe U.S. Geological Survey says the quake struck late Tuesday about 13 miles northeast of Hualien, on the island's east coast.
Man held in death of Colts player charged with immigration violationsManuel Orrego-Zavala, who hasn't yet been charged in the death of Edwin Jackson and his driver, could face 10 years in prison on the federal charges.
Oklahoma man accused of attending pre-9/11 al Qaeda campProsecutors said Naif Abdulaziz Alfallaj, 34, a Saudi citizen, failed to indicate on his application for a U.S. visa that he attended the camp in 2000.
South Korea deploys heavy security ahead of OlympicsSecurity is a top concern for officials just days before the Olympic Games — which are taking place as nuclear tensions have ramped up on the Korean Peninsula.
U.S. soldier found dead near German train stationFirst Sgt. Nicholas Amsberry, 34, was found dead in Parsberg, Germany. Police confirmed a 34-year-old man was killed at that location in a "tragic accident."
Military to cover for norovirus-hit Winter Olympics securitySouth Korean authorities deployed 900 military personnel at the Pyeongchang Olympics after the security force was depleted by an outbreak of norovirus.
When a Texas man wanted to join ISIS, he sent his resumeResearchers at George Washington University's Program on Extremism said Warren Clark's resume was found in a house in Iraq.
Japan's Princess Mako postpones marriage to commonerJapan's Princess Mako will postpone her wedding to commoner Kei Komuro to 2020 until after her grandfather Emperor Akihito abdicates next year.
WikiLeaks founder loses bid to have arrest warrant droppedA judge said the arrest warrant for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, issued after he skipped bail to avoid extradition on sex assault charges, still stands.
Think Olympic figure skating judges are biased? They might be.The unique rules for figure-skating judges make suspect scoring inevitable, and statistics suggest judges give higher marks to skaters from their own countries.
World markets tumble again as losses hit $4 trillion in 8 daysEurope's main bourses started down as much as 3 percent and shares tumbled in Asia after a wild day for U.S. markets.
Young activists behind Hong Kong's pro-democracy 'Umbrella Movement' walk freeHong Kong's highest court has overturned prison sentences for three young pro-democracy activists convicted for their roles in the "Umbrella Movement" protests.
Feared wave of ISIS fighters in U.S. is a trickle so far, expert saysOnly 12 Americans known to have gone abroad to fight for ISIS have returned, and only one has tried to launch a terror attack in the U.S., says a new report. Russia steps up air raids on Syrian rebel stronghold after jet shot downCivil defense sources said air raids struck the towns of Kafr Nubl and Maasran, as well as the cities of Saraqeb, Maarat al Numan and Idlib.
Asian shares tumble after Dow's worst day since 2011Shares are tumbling in Asia after a wild day for U.S. markets that resulted in the biggest drop in the Dow Jones industrial average in six and a half years.
American anti-poaching investigator stabbed to death in KenyaEsmond Bradley Martin's dogged investigations of the elephant ivory and rhino horn trades were seen as critical in efforts to protect the threatened species.
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SpaceX, North Korea, ‘Black Panther’: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingThe Era of Easy Money Is Ending, and the World Is Bracing for ShocksAs a stock market plunge that began in the United States spread globally, the wild swings underscored how the American economy retains defining influence across the globe.
What Wall Street’s Ups and Downs Look LikeIgnore the Stock Market. The Economy Looks Fine.Economic data and the bond market are painting a more optimistic picture than the Dow Jones average. Economic Scene: Where Are the Start-Ups? Loss of Dynamism Is Impeding GrowthThe formation of companies is at an ebb, cutting off an avenue for new ideas, greater productivity and more opportunity.
The Republican Fiscal Stimulus Could Be Bigger Than Obama’sRepublicans are poised to pump in economic fuel while unemployment is low and wages are starting to rise, a combination that is stoking fears over inflation and deficits.
Falcon Heavy, in a Roar of Thunder, Carries SpaceX’s Ambition Into OrbitElon Musk disrupted the business of sending rockets into space and has now achieved a milestone in spaceflight by launching the most powerful rocket currently operating in the world.
White House Memo: Trump’s Latest Surprise: Shutdown Might Be a Good IdeaThe president has said so many outrageous things that his latest outbursts no longer shock, but seem more of the same.
Trump Threatens Shutdown as Negotiators Close In on Budget DealAs congressional leaders worked toward a deal that could help ensure the government stays open, President Trump called for a shutdown if lawmakers do not crack down on illegal immigration. Senate Letter Echoes House Republicans’ Accusations of BiasPresident Trump is expected to release a classified Democratic memo but is likely to redact parts of it.
Feature: The Towers Came Down, and With Them the Promise of Public HousingFormer residents of Chicago’s Cabrini-Green were thrown into a system that increasingly leaves the poor to fend for themselves.
How a Football Player’s Death Turned Into a Political ExhibitAfter the police said an undocumented immigrant killed an N.F.L. linebacker in a drunken-driving accident, President Trump used the case to push his immigration agenda.
MS-13: The Homegrown Gang Trump Wants to DeportPresident Trump has used MS-13 to justify hardline immigration policies. But the gang he’s trying to root out was born right here in the United States. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Who Said It: Pepé Le Pew or Donald Trump?Editorial: Do You Think Donald Trump Is Ready for a Real Financial Crisis?Op-Docs: Rebel MonkFive hundred years ago, Martin Luther shook the church — and the world. Op-Ed Contributor: The Market Collapse Blame GameWe could be on the verge of another global financial crisis. How did we get here?
Op-Ed Columnist: Gulp. I’m Guilty of Treason.By Donald Trump’s loose and ludicrous definition, a robust lot of us are un-American.
Op-Ed Contributor: Beijing Is Silencing Chinese-AustraliansAll Chinese-Australians should have the right to voice their opinions without fearing Beijing’s menace.
The Conversation: On What Planet Is the F.B.I. Anti-Republican?Politics makes for strange bedfellows. But this is getting weirder and weirder.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The Stock Market Is Volatile Again. Get Used to It.The sudden drop in stock prices is a return to normal market behavior. And that could be a problem for the economy.
Engineering Marvel of the Winter Olympics: A BroomOver beers and three-dimensional models, Canadian entrepreneurs built the SmartBroom to better train curlers. It may give athletes the edge they need.
Norovirus Sidelines Security Staff at Pyeongchang OlympicsDozens have fallen ill and at least 1,200 people are being tested for the highly contagious norovirus ahead of the start of the Winter Games.
Steve Wynn Resigns From Company Amid Sexual Misconduct AllegationsMr. Wynn, a billionaire casino mogul, stepped down on Tuesday as chief executive and chairman of the board of Wynn Resorts. He is accused of decades of sexual misconduct.
Los Angeles Times Said to Be Nearing Sale to Billionaire DoctorA proposed $500 million sale to Patrick Soon-Shiong comes after months of turmoil and mistrust between the paper’s leaders and newsroom employees.
Iran Returns Ailing U.S. Citizen to Prison in New Sign of TensionBaquer Namazi, 81, an American citizen and former Unicef diplomat, was ordered back to Tehran’s Evin Prison after a medical leave for heart problems.
Taiwan Earthquake Kills at Least Four and Leaves Scores MissingThe 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck at 11:50 p.m. near Hualien, on the eastern coast of Taiwan. More than 200 were injured. Fake Doctor in India Suspected of Infecting Dozens With H.I.V.He is thought to have reused the same dirty needle on dozens of poor patients, telling them an injection would make them feel better. FEMA Contract Called for 30 Million Meals for Puerto Ricans. 50,000 Were Delivered.FEMA terminated a big contract with a tiny vendor hired to produce meals for Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria. Now, Congress is asking questions.
Poland’s ‘Death Camp’ Law Tears at Shared Bonds of Suffering With JewsThe president signed a law making it a crime to blame “the Polish nation” for the crimes of Nazi Germany. Scholars say it could whitewash history.
Democratic Group Targets All-G.O.P. States to Attack GerrymanderingA group backed by former President Barack Obama plans to compete in a dozen states in an effort to block Republicans from unilaterally drawing congressional maps.
Big City: A Driver’s Suicide Reveals the Dark Side of the Gig EconomyA livery driver facing financial ruin killed himself in front of City Hall to protest the financial devastation wrought by ride hailing services like Uber.
Restaurant Review: Grant Achatz, Science-Minded Chef, Turns to CloningAn acclaimed innovator does better by the food than the drinks as he replicates his Chicago cocktail lounges the Aviary and the Office in New York.
How to Stop Rushing Into LoveExercising restraint and applying a sensible structure to the relationships aids in the full embrace of a romantic partner.
Thirsty for Wisdom of the Body, Finding It in DanceKa’et, a troupe of religious men from Israel, blends modern dance and devotional gestures to convey the struggle between the sacred and profane.
Books of The Times: Two Stories Harmonize in Lisa Halliday’s Deft Debut Novel“Asymmetry” juxtaposes the story of a May-December romance (in which the man closely resembles Philip Roth) with the tragedy of an Iraqi-American family.
Wendell Pierce: The First Time My Dad Gave Me ‘The Talk’Scared to be bused to a predominantly white school in New Orleans, the actor was given some empowering advice from his father.
Seeking Humanity in a Prison Passion Play“Prison Nation,” the latest issue of Aperture magazine, features work from more than a dozen photographers and writers.
Skin Deep: Chriselle Lim’s Beauty Secret Is PrepTech Fix: Apple’s HomePod Has Arrived. Don’t Rush to Buy It.It couldn’t hail an Uber, answer a cooking question or learn music preferences. Here’s why it may not be the right time to buy Apple’s new smart speaker.
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