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Motivated Miami ready for upstart Loyola-Chicago Miami may be going into the NCAA Tournament as the No. 6 seed in the South Region, but its first-round opponent seems to be getting the most love.      Azubuike may miss No. 1 Kansas' opener vs. Penn The likelihood Kansas would capture the Big 12 Tournament title was reduced when center Udoka Azubuike sprained an MCL and was ruled out for the event.   Surprising Tennessee opens tourney against Wright State The No. 3 seed Tennessee Volunteers take on the No. 14 seed Wright State Raiders on Thursday in an opening-round NCAA tournament game.   Sooners are OK with Rhode Island on tap Oklahoma is looking for a reset on a season that started so promisingly but crashed and burned over the final eight weeks.   Dolphins officially release DT Suh, TE Thomas The Miami Dolphins officially released defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh and tight end Julius Thomas on Wednesday.   2 missing mountaineers declared dead in Alaska Two missing alpinists in Alaska were presumed dead Wednesday after Alaska State Troopers called off a week-long search.   Jets use second-round tender on WR Quincy Enunwa The New York Jets used a second-round tender on wide receiver Quincy Enunwa, the team announced Wednesday.   Chargers re-sign S Adrian Phillips for 1 year The Los Angeles Chargers re-signed safety Adrian Phillips and agreed to a three-year deal with free agent tight end Virgil Green.   Bengals re-sign P Kevin Huber for 3 years The Cincinnati Bengals signed punter Kevin Huber to a three-year deal, according to Cincinnati.com.   Ex-Seahawks CB Lane charged with DUI Cornerback Jeremy Lane was formally charged with driving while under the influence, according to a report in the Seattle Times on Wednesday.   Detroit Lions release TE Eric Ebron After being unable to find a trade partner for Eric Ebron, the Lions released the tight end, the team announced on Wednesday.   Toys 'R' Us to close all U.S. stores Toy retailer Toys 'R' Us told employees Wednesday it plans to close all of its stores in the United States, affecting as many as 33,000 jobs.   South Korean prosecutors mull next steps on investigating former President Lee Myung-bak Former South Korean president Lee Myung-bak returned home after facing state investigators for 21 hours over suspected bribery, embezzlement and abuse-of-power.   2 dead after U.S. Navy jet crashes near Key West A U.S. Navy jet crashed off the coast of Key West, Fla. Wednesday afternoon during a training exercise, officials said.   Cutting co-pays helps heart patients take their meds People who've had a heart attack are more likely to be prescribed and take recommended blood-thinning drugs if they get vouchers to waive their co-payments.   Fit middle-aged women may fend off dementia later You may spend a lot of time working out, but there's a fitness reward you might not expect: better memory in your senior years.   Lawsuit filed against Calif. fertility clinic over destroyed eggs A class action lawsuit was filed against a San Francisco fertility clinic after thousands of eggs and embryos were destroyed due to a malfunctioning freezer.   Heartburn meds not tied to hip fractures in Alzheimer's patients Long-term use of acid-blocking heartburn drugs does not increase the risk for hip fractures in people with Alzheimer's disease, a new study finds.   Italian police break up 'macrobiotic diet' sect Police in Italy said Wednesday they broke up a "macrobiotic sect" that allegedly converted followers into slaves by limiting their diet and contact with others.   SEC: Equifax employee dumped stocks before data breach news Federal prosecutors charged a former Equifax executive Wednesday of insider trading, alleging he unloaded stocks before the company announced its data breach.   Broncos announce signing of QB Kennum The Denver Broncos officially announced on Wednesday that they have agreed to terms with free-agent quarterback Case Keenum on a two-year contract.   Patriots re-sign RB Burkhead After losing three players to free agency in the previous 24 hours, the New England Patriots re-signed running back Rex Burkhead to a multi-year contract on Wednesday, the Boston Globe reported.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Nikki Haley tells U.N. Russia responsible for chemical attackU.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said on Wednesday the United States believes Russia is responsible for a chemical attack in Britain on a former Russia double agent and his daughter, and the U.N. Security Council should take action.   To prevent Alzheimer's, being a little fit helpsMike Pompeo doesn't like the Iran nuclear dealThe incoming secretary of state and the president share a taste for blunt talk and a distaste for the Iran nuclear deal.
  U.K. to expel 23 Russian diplomats after nerve agent attack on Russian spyU.K. Prime Minister Theresa May laid out a series of measures against Moscow after its alleged role in the poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter.
  Facebook has banned far-right group Britain FirstThe group raised shackles in England, especially after President Trump retweeted several of its anti-Islamist posts.
  Is Oprah going to invest in this English soccer team?Oprah pledged her allegiance to Swansea City Football Club while speaking on ITV in the UK with "A Wrinkle in Time" co-stars Reese Witherspoon and Mindy Kaling.   Skiing, saunas and Santa Claus: This country is the world's happiestThe World Happiness Report published Wednesday ranked 156 countries by happiness levels, based on factors like life expectancy, social support and corruption.
  British physicist Stephen Hawking dies at 76Stephen Hawking, the British theoretical physicist who defied the odds his entire life, has died, his family announced early Wednesday.
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Walkout, Conor Lamb, Russia: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingConor Lamb Wins Pennsylvania House Seat, Giving Democrats a Map for Trump CountryMr. Lamb’s performance in a southwestern Pennsylvania House race rattled Republicans and showed Democrats how to win back Trump voters.
  In Pennsylvania Election Shaped by Trump, Candidates Still MatteredSome voters in a special House race supported Conor Lamb to express their dislike of the president. Others just liked Mr. Lamb better than his Republican opponent.
  News Analysis: Strong Performance by Democrat Conor Lamb in Pennsylvania Shakes Trump and G.O.P.Voters who turned out for Donald Trump in 2016 appeared to turn on his chosen House candidate Tuesday, helping Conor Lamb, the Democrat, take a slight lead.
  National School Walkout: Thousands Protest Against Gun Violence Across the U.S.In a coordinated action, students left their classrooms and sometimes marched in the streets a month after 17 people were killed in a Florida high school.
  School Walkout: Photos From Across the NationStudents protested gun violence across the country on Wednesday in the wake of a recent school shooting in South Florida. Here are some compelling photos from the demonstrations.
  Theresa May Expels Russian Diplomats. But Now Comes the Hard Part.The prime minister retaliated for the use of a nerve agent against a former spy, but Britain’s weakened government may find it hard to inflict much pain.
  Diplomatic Fireworks at U.N. Over Britain-Russia FeudThe British envoy used a Security Council meeting to formally accuse the Russians. His American counterpart called the attack “an atrocious crime.”
  Adding Insult to Injury, British Royal Family to Boycott World Cup in RussiaWhile the snub may seem pointed, a Russian official said, “It’s not so important.”
  Andrew McCabe, a Symbol of Trump’s F.B.I. Ire, Faces Possible FiringMr. McCabe faces accusations that he was not forthcoming about F.B.I. media contacts. Attorney General Jeff Sessions is reviewing a recommendation that he be fired, just days before his retirement.
  Trump Picks CNBC’s Larry Kudlow as Top Economic AdviserThe CNBC commentator, who would replace the former Wall Street executive Gary D. Cohn, said Mr. Trump “regards himself as a free trader.”   Cabinet Changes Could Delay Planning for Meeting with Kim Jong-unMike Pompeo, the new secretary of state, won’t be able to contact South Koreans, let alone North Koreans, until the Senate approves his nomination.
  Exclusive: U.S. Kept Silent About Its Role in Another Firefight in NigerTwo months after four American soldiers were killed in the West African country, a group of Green Berets and local forces killed 11 ISIS militants in a previously undisclosed battle.
  Feature: How a Ransom for Royal Falconers Reshaped the Middle EastQatar went to extreme lengths to secure the release of its hunters — including a deadly population transfer in Syria.
  Contributing Op-Ed Writer: So You’ve Got Populists in Your Parliament. What Next?Germany is in the middle of a forced lesson in how to deal with an empowered far-right party.
  Editorial: Trump Was Right to Block a MergerOp-Ed Contributor: Stephen Hawking, Force of NatureOp-Ed Contributors: Beware of Devin Nunes’s Next MoveThe House Intelligence Committee is done investigating. Now come the attacks against Robert Mueller.
  Op-Ed Contributor: How a Democrat Succeeds in Trump CountryOp-Ed Columnist: Dictators Love Trump, and He Loves ThemThe United States used to stand up for human rights, but that was before the Trump administration.
  Op-Ed Columnist: Want to Dive Into the Trump Job Pool? Ask Me AnythingOp-Ed Contributor: Hot Times in the ArcticAs temperatures turned unusually warm, the extent of sea ice in the Arctic Ocean reached new lows, offering a warning for the future.   Editorial: Having a Torturer Lead the C.I.A.Few American officials were so directly involved in the frenzy of abuse after 9/11 as Gina Haspel, President Trump’s choice to head the agency.
  Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Gina Haspel’s Rise Is No Victory for FeminismThe woman President Trump has chosen to lead the C.I.A. assisted torture and helped deceive the American people. Other women should not be applauding.
  Toys ‘R’ Us Says It Will Close or Sell All U.S. StoresAfter filing for bankruptcy, the retailer tried to find a path to profitability but was unable to overcome its debt load and an outdated business model.
  Harper Lee’s Estate Sues Over Broadway Version of ‘Mockingbird’The federal suit says that Aaron Sorkin’s script for the play, set this fall for Broadway, deviates too much from “To Kill a Mockingbird.”
  Oklahoma Turns to Gas for Executions Amid Turmoil Over Lethal InjectionIf the plan is approved, it will be the first state to put prisoners to death using nitrogen gas, which starves the body of oxygen.
  Key Question in Pulse Trial for Orlando Gunman’s Wife: How Much Did She Know?Prosecutors said Noor Salman, the wife of Omar Mateen, helped him choose his target for murder and martyrdom. Her lawyers said she could not have known his plans.
  Hard-Charging Chinese Energy Tycoon Falls From Xi Government’s GracesYe Jianming cast himself as a new kind of private entrepreneur in China, but his company now faces legal challenges at home and in the United States.
  An Appraisal: Stephen Hawking Taught Us a Lot About How to LiveThe cosmologist not only overturned our imaginations, he became an icon of mystery, curiosity and determination to understand this place we are in.
  Senate Passes Bill Loosening Banking Rules, but Hurdles Remain in the HouseThe Senate, in a rare show of bipartisanship, voted 67 to 31 to ease some financial rules imposed after the 2008 financial crisis.
  Elizabeth Holmes, Theranos C.E.O. and Silicon Valley Star, Accused of FraudMs. Holmes, the chief executive of the blood-testing company, agreed to a settlement in which she will be stripped of control.
  Adhering to Family Tradition, Gotti’s Grandson Is SentencedFollowing in the footsteps of his forefathers, John J. Gotti, 24, is heading to federal prison.
  Footsteps: In Florence, Finding the Legacy of One of Literature’s Great CouplesFor nearly 15 years, the poets Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Robert Browning lived under the spell of this elegant Renaissance capital — and the mark they left remains.
  Curses! And Why They Work So Well Onstage (Sometimes)Playwrights talk about how to use profanities for maximum effect — and how they can backfire.
  A Romantic Comedy About a Gay Teenager? What Took So Long?“Love, Simon” is the rare major studio movie revolving around a gay teenager, and hopes are high that it will pass the box office test.
  Skin Deep: The New SoftiesFiction: A High-Speed Auto Race Across Australia, Past and PresentPeter Carey’s novel “A Long Way From Home” follows a married couple and their bachelor neighbor on a bumptious 10,000-mile endurance contest.
  What Fertility Patients Should Know About Egg FreezingStorage failures at two respected clinics have raised concerns about safety and reliability. Here are some things to look out for and questions to ask.
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