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Food prices escalating after minimum wage hike in South Korea The cost of food and basic necessities in South Korea is continuing to rise, after the government decided to raise the minimum wage.      Cowboys owner Jones expects Bryant to stay Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones reiterated Saturday that he expects wide receiver Dez Bryant to remain with the team.   QBs Rosen, Allen put on show at Combine INDIANAPOLIS -- Quarterbacks Josh Rosen and Josh Allen took full advantage when projected No. 1 overall pick Sam Darnold opted not to throw during Saturday's highly anticipated throwing session at the NFL Scouting Combine, delivering dazzling performances that scouts won't soon forget.   Notebook: Rice DE Padgett, 21, found dead in apartment Rice defensive end Blain Padgett was found dead in his apartment on Friday, the school confirmed in a statement. He was 21.   Notebook: Cousins derby reportedly down to four The Denver Broncos, Arizona Cardinals, New York Jets and Minnesota Vikings reportedly are the final four teams expected to be vying for quarterback Kirk Cousins, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported on Saturday, citing league sources.   NCAA to consider altering kickoff rules The NCAA Football Rules Committee proposed modifications to kickoffs next season.   West Virginia teachers to continue strike after Senate passes lower pay raise The West Virginia teacher strike will continue on Monday, after the Senate on Saturday decreased a proposed teacher raise from 5 percent to 4 percent.   Riyad Mahrez saves Leicester City draw with bending free kick Star midfielder Riyad Mahrez bent in a free kick in the 97th minute against Bournemouth, saving Leicester City from a home loss Saturday in England.   New York high school basketball player hits long buzzer-beater for the win Senior Julian McGarvey drained a 70-foot buzzer-beater to lift Ardsley High School to a victory Saturday in the New York high school basketball playoffs.   'Get Out' wins big at the Independent Spirit Awards "Get Out" was the big winner at the Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica on Saturday.   Families of Las Vegas shooting victims each to receive $275K A nonprofit organization that raised millions since the Las Vegas shooting will begin payouts Monday of $275,000 each to families of the 58 people killed.   North Korea ready to 'take measures' against U.S. sanctions and joint drills with South Korea North Korean media said Pyongyang will "take its own measures" against the U.S. if sanctions and joint military drills with South Korean troops continue.   Neymar has successful ankle surgery in Brazil, PSG puts timeline on return Paris Saint-Germain star Neymar had successful right ankle surgery on Saturday in Brazil.   Maya Thurman-Hawke to co-star in 'Stranger Things' Season 3 Maya Thurman-Hawke, the daughter of actress Uma Thurman and her ex-husband, actor Ethan Hawke, has joined the Season 3 cast of Netflix's "Stranger Things."   Cristiano Ronaldo nets two, Real Madrid beats Getafe Cristiano Ronaldo scored two goals against Getafe, with his first going between a defender's legs in a 3-1 win Saturday at Santiago Bernabeu Stadium.   Army botched hundreds of adoptions for military dogs, report finds After the retirement of more than 200 military dogs, the U.S. Army failed to properly manage, supervise and facilitate their adoptions, according to a report.   UCF's Shaquem Griffin benches 225 pounds 20 times with prosthetic hand at combine Central Florida linebacker Shaquem Griffin impressed viewers and scouts Saturday by benching 225 pounds 20 times at the NFL Scouting Combine.   Turkish airstrikes kill 36 pro-Assad fighters Pro-Syrian government forces were attacked on Saturday by Turkish warplanes in the Syrian enclave of Afrin, killing 36 fighters.   Jarvis Landry: 'Franchise tag is not a good deal for me' The notion of playing under the franchise tag isn't sitting well with Miami Dolphins wide receiver Jarvis Landry.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Bust after boom: Young South Koreans lost in crypto crazeIn South Korea, one of the leading nations for crypto investing, young adults seeking financial freedom are falling into the craze with volatile results.
  Trump threatens to tax European auto imports amid dispute over tariffsPresident Donald Trump on Twitter on Saturday threatened a tax on European auto imports after threats of retaliation over proposed tariffs. China asks U.S. for talks to defuse trade tensionsChina's Commerce Ministry shot back at Trump late Friday, saying his tariffs plan would have a "huge impact" on international trade.
Tourist's parents file lawsuit in Grand Canyon copter crashThe parents of a British tourist who died last month after the Grand Canyon sightseeing helicopter he was in crashed have filed a wrongful death lawsuit.
N. Korea calls her a 'poisonous mushroom.' She takes that as a compliment.Yeonmi Park fled North Korea at the age of 13, only to endure sexual exploitation at the hands of human traffickers. Now she's a human rights advocate.
This photo reveals a surprising amount about North Korea's missile capabilitiesJeffrey Lewis and his team at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies analyze satellite imagery and North Korean propaganda to understand developments.
Soviet-era 'bone yard' may be source of N. Korea's missile progressMichael Elleman, of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, believes some of North Korea's missiles have links to the former Soviet Union.
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Mueller’s Focus on Adviser to U.A.E. Indicates Broader InquiryThe special counsel has asked about the role of the adviser, George Nader, in White House policymaking, indicating that he is examining Emirati influence on the Trump administration.
Trump’s Tariff Plan Leaves Blue-Collar Winners and LosersTariffs would help steel and aluminum makers that President Trump championed. But manufacturers using their products may be in for harder times.
Trump’s Tariffs Prompt Global Threats of RetaliationIn Canada, Europe and Asia, leaders said they would respond to Mr. Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs with restrictions of their own.
Beijing’s Initial Reaction to Metals Tariffs? CautiousChinese ministries have been critical of President Trump’s plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, but careful about retaliation.
White House Memo: Live From the West Wing, Trump Pulls Back the CurtainTelevised discussion sessions on the issues of the day allow President Trump to show the public how he does his job. It’s a form of performance art for a president who has the instincts of a showman. A Night of Laughs Between Trump and His Favorite Punching BagPresident Trump made his first foray into the Washington social scene by attending the 133rd annual Gridiron Club Dinner with a group of journalists.
How a Drone Hunted Three Kurdish Fighters in SyriaIn January, Turkey launched an offensive into Syria’s northwest. We analyzed drone footage released by the military to show how two sides fight on a modern battlefield. 11 of Our Best Weekend ReadsGet some help with your Oscar pool ballot. Meet the Met’s new maestro. The pain of loving an old dog and more.
A ‘Bright Light,’ Dimmed in the Shadows of HomelessnessNakesha Williams resisted help from social workers, friends and acquaintances, some who only knew her as a homeless woman, and others who knew of her past.
News Analysis: What if Republicans Win the Midterms?Anti-Trump anger is an unexploded bomb, its volatility contained by anticipation of a huge Democratic wave in November. What if there isn’t one?
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Take Your Daughter to the Movies, Not to Weight WatchersOp-Ed Contributor: Let’s Bag Plastic BagsPolitical momentum is gathering to tackle the problems plastics pose for the planet.
Op-Ed Contributor: In West Virginia, the Politicians Fail, and the Teachers RiseEducators go on strike in a state where leaders have neglected their constituents.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Trump’s White House Is a Black HoleOpinion: Looking at Trump’s ‘Beautiful Wall’The sections stand in a dirt compound surrounded by razor wire. “We don’t pay attention to them,” a Mexican man told me.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: We Got Rid of Some Bad Men. Now Let’s Get Rid of Bad Movies.Opinion: Making Movies After #MeTooFrom the location scouting van, I watched the world realize how little power women have in this business.
Trump’s Yanked Support for Hudson Tunnel Angers Those Who Saw a Done DealPresident Trump’s move to block funding for an infrastructure project that’s widely viewed as an urgent need is the latest twist in a yearslong saga.
Eight Dead, Including Two Children, in Fierce Nor’easterThe Northeast and Mid-Atlantic were still reeling on Saturday from the heavy snow, rain and high winds that ripped through the regions on Friday.
Central Michigan University Gunman Was Acting Oddly Before Shooting, Police SayThe university sophomore approached campus police and expressed concern he was in danger the day before his parents were shot and killed, officials said.
Lebanon’s Prime Minister Posts Smiling Selfie With Saudi Crown PrinceThe smiling image marks a drastic change in tone from Prime Minister Saad Hariri’s last trip to Saudi Arabia, when Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman orchestrated his resignation speech.
Authorities Say Man Shoots Himself to Death Near White HouseThe Secret Service says a man shot himself to death Saturday as he stood near the fence along the north side of the White House. Women Could Decide Italy’s Election, but They Feel InvisibleLacking social services, few women return to the work force after having children. Yet politicians have focused proposals on immigration and security.
News Analysis: Netanyahu, Under Fire at Home, Seeks a Warm Embrace in U.S.Facing bribery allegations in Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s meeting with President Trump may be a chance to show voters, contemplating a future without him, that he is indispensable.
Cardinal George Pell Confronts Charges of ‘Historical Sexual Offenses’Cardinal Pell is the highest-ranking Vatican official to be so charged. Here’s what we know about the case and how it will be shaped by Australia’s courts.
At 101, a Survivor of Hollywood’s Golden Age Throws Down the GauntletIn the era of “I, Tonya,” the Oscar-winning actress Olivia de Havilland’s lawsuit against FX and Ryan Murphy Productions has a certain potent symbolism.
Take Me to Church and Let Me DanceReggie Wilson’s Platform for Danspace Project considers the importance of houses of worship in the largely secular world of contemporary dance.
How Low Will Market for Antiques Actually Go?Contemporary design is clearly eclipsing 18th and 19th century collectibles, and while some dealers imagine a comeback, no one wants to predict when.
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