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U.S. calls on China to release jailed human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang The United States urged China Tuesday to immediately release jailed human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang.      2 dead, 4 injured in grenade attack on Philippine mosque Two people were killed and four others were injured Tuesday after a grenade was lobbed into a mosque in the Philippine city of Zamboanga.   Arizona Diamondbacks, manager Torey Lovullo agree on contract extension The Arizona Diamondbacks rewarded manager Torey Lovullo with a contract extension Tuesday, the team announced.   Zack Snyder to direct Netflix zombie thriller 'Army of the Dead' Netflix has announced that "Man of Steel" and "Batman vs. Superman" director Zack Snyder will helm its zombie thriller "Army of the Dead."   One dead, one injured in Southern California plane crash One person was killed and another was injured when a small plane crashed in California on Tuesday.   New Orleans Pelicans' Anthony Davis fined $50K for public trade demand The NBA fined New Orleans Pelicans star forward Anthony Davis $50,000 for his public trade demand.   CBS orders second season of 'God Friended Me'Bryce Dallas Howard named 2019 Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year Harvard's Hasty Pudding Theatricals said Tuesday it will present Bryce Dallas Howard with its 2019 Woman of the Year Award.   Nashville Predators' Austin Watson suspended indefinitely for alcohol abuse The NHL suspended Nashville Predators forward Austin Watson without pay as he continues his ongoing battle with alcohol abuse.   R&B singer James Ingram dies at 66 James Ingram, the Grammy Award-winning R&B singer of "One Hundred Ways" and "Yah Mo B There," has died at age 66.   Kings' Jake Muzzin traded to Toronto Maple Leafs in blockbuster deal The Toronto Maple Leafs acquired defenseman Jake Muzzin from the Los Angeles Kings in a blockbuster trade.   Accused Pittsburgh shooter Robert Bowers faces new hate crimes charges Federal prosecutors on Tuesday filed new hate crime charges for the accused gunman who opened fire at a Pittsburgh synagogue killing 11 people.   Stacey Abrams to deliver Democratic response to State of the Union Former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams will deliver the Democratic response to President Donald Trump's State of the Union address next week.   Toronto Blue Jays sign INF Freddy GalvisIn photos: Highlights of the week in Washington, D.C., for January 28, 2019 Political operative Roger Stone pleads not guilty to charges related to an investigation of Russian interference in President Donald Trump's election. The Senate Intelligence Committee holds a hearing on worldwide threats. And the White House imposes new sanctions on Venezuela, the week of January 28, 2018, in Washington, D.C.   Scientists identify kidney fibrosis pathway Scientists have pinpointed a cause of kidney failure, a discovery that could soon lead to future treatment for the condition.   FBI finds no motive for Las Vegas mass shooter Stephen Paddock The FBI announced Tuesday it could find no motive for the October 2017 shooting in Las Vegas that left 58 people dead and hundreds injured.   Venezuelan officials ban Juan Guaido from leaving the country The State Department issued a warning advising against travel to Venezuela, a day after the U.S. announced sanctions on the country's state-owned oil company.   Look: Fisherman reels in 17.9-pound longnose gar Maryland officials confirmed a fisherman broke a state record when he reeled in a longnose gar that weighed in at a staggering 17.9 pounds.   Watch: Marathon participant carries puppy for 19 miles A woman running in a Thailand marathon came across a lost puppy and ended up carrying the dog while running the last 19 miles of the race.   British Parliament votes to send Theresa May to renegotiate Brexit deal with EU The British Parliament voted Tuesday to send Prime Minister Theresa May back to Brussels to renegotiate Britain's exit from the European Union.   Curiosity rover shares new selfie from the surface of Mars With the government shutdown over, NASA is once again sharing selfie photographs snapped by the space agency's Martian rover Curiosity.   Breast cancer may raise risk of A-fib Women diagnosed with breast cancer may face a higher risk of developing the abnormal heartbeat called atrial fibrillation, Danish researchers report.   New Found Glory announce North American summer tour New Found Glory have announced a new North American summer tour in support of their "From the Screen to Your Stereo" compilation series.   Watch: Impatient dog honks horn to tell owner to hurry An impatient dog left inside its owner's car while she went into a store showed its impatience by repeatedly honking the horn.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
CBS said it has ordered a second season of its new drama "God Friended Me." 
The Toronto Blue Jays have signed free agent infielder Freddy Galvis. 
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Thousands of British Jews apply for German nationality as Brexit loomsFor Jews whose families fled Germany to escape the Nazis, the decision has meant re-examining long-held beliefs about the country in order to stay a citizen of the EU.
  Economic growth for the world's two largest economies hangs in the balance of U.S.-China trade talksWhile the U.S. says the Huawei charges are unrelated to trade negotiations, Trump suggested last month that he viewed intervention as a potential bargaining chip.
France scrambles to move ISIS detainees out of Syria ahead of U.S. withdrawalFrench officials are "deeply worried" about what will happen once American forces leave.
Canadian serial killer pleads guilty to murder of eight peoplePolice have been criticized by some for taking years to solve disappearances dating back to at least 2010 in a neighborhood in downtown Toronto that is known as the city's gay village.
Mexico won't accept minors awaiting U.S. asylum claimsMexico's immigration agency said Monday that his country won't accept migrants younger than 18 while they await the resolution of their U.S. asylum claims.
As pressure mounts on Venezuela's Maduro, what will the military do?"The military has the guns," said one expert, making it "the gatekeeper to either continuity or change."
Genuine refugees or economic migrants? Netherlands demands solutionThe Netherlands has adopted one of the tightest immigration policies in Europe following a public backlash.
Christian woman cleared after years on death row for blasphemyExtremists had petitioned the country's top court to overturn its acquittal of the Christian woman and send her back to prison for execution.
Denmark builds a border fence — but it has nothing to do with migrantsOfficials have admitted that wild animals could, in theory, pass through the gaps in the fence where it crosses highways, roads and streams.
Theresa May forces lawmakers to show their cards on BrexitLawmakers have proposed more than 10 different amendments to be debated on Tuesday.
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News Analysis: A Growing Chorus of Republican Critics for Trump’s Foreign PolicyMore than two years into his administration, the disconnect between President Trump and the Republican establishment on foreign policy has rarely been as stark.
On North Korea and Iran, Intelligence Chiefs Contradict TrumpNorth Korea is unlikely to give up its nuclear stockpiles and Iran is not developing nuclear weapons, an intelligence assessment says, challenging the president’s assertions. Opposition Leader, and Oil, Become Focus of Venezuela-U.S. StruggleAfter Washington handed control of Venezuela’s assets in the United States to the opposition leader, the government of Nicolás Maduro struck back fiercely.
U.S. Midwest Freezes, Australia Burns: This Is the Age of Weather ExtremesNumbing cold hit parts of the United States as wildfires raged in Australia’s record-breaking heat. Here's the climate change connection.
‘I’m Cold and I’m Afraid’: Across Midwest, Homeless Await Deep FreezeAs health officials issued warnings about the dangers of frostbite and hypothermia, homeless people in the Midwest faced potentially devastating circumstances.
The Polar Vortex: Hard Facts About Cold WeatherYou could get frostbite in as little as five minutes. It will be warmer in Antarctica than it is in Des Moines. It could feel like minus 65 in Minneapolis.
How to Disable FaceTime to Avoid Eavesdropping BugApple has disabled Group FaceTime, the feature that enabled the eavesdropping, while it works on a fix. But for extra security, follow these steps.
Apple Says Profits Were Flat, Citing Slump in ChinaThe iPhone maker, which reported quarterly earnings, faces a number of issues, from consumer demand in China to an unusual security bug in its iPhone software.
Steven Mnuchin Draws Claims of Conflict of Interest in Decision on Russian OligarchDemocratic lawmakers raised concerns about the Treasury secretary after a sanctions-lifting agreement benefited a big Republican donor.
Baltimore Will Stop Prosecuting Marijuana Possession CasesMarlyn Mosby, Baltimore’s top prosecutor, says she will no longer prosecute marijuana possession cases and will vacate thousands of convictions. The police disagree.
The Lonely, and Often Risky, Pursuit of R. Kelly: ‘Where Was Everybody Else?’The work of Jim DeRogatis and Dream Hampton on the accusations against the R&B star began years apart. Now that it seems the public is listening, they have a sense of satisfaction — and security concerns.
Cybersecurity, Polar Vortex, Kamala Harris: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingWhat Keeps the Spies Up at NightThe Super Bowl That Trump’s America DeservesWarning! Everything Is Going Deep: ‘The Age of Surveillance Capitalism’Deep learning, deep insights, deep artificial minds — the list goes on and on. But with unprecedented promise comes some unprecedented peril.
Mark Zuckerberg’s Delusion of Consumer ConsentHe said Facebook users want tailored ads. According to our research, that’s not true.
Bolsonaro Wants to Plunder the Amazon. Don’t Let Him.The Brazilian president’s pro-business agenda will be a test of American companies’ commitment to the environment.
The Trump DoctrineThe Conversation: It’ll Be a While Before Anyone Underestimates Nancy Pelosi AgainThe Very High Costs of Climate RiskThe bankruptcy of California’s biggest electric and gas utility is a case in point.
When College Rapists GraduateIf they’re not held accountable at school, what’s to stop them from becoming the villain of another woman’s #MeToo story once they enter the work force?
End Forced Labor in Immigrant DetentionFixes: The Magazines Publishing One Another’s WorkPolarization is everywhere. But it’s being challenged in Poland by a handful of magazines across the political spectrum. They’ve begun sharing articles, to show readers a variety of viewpoints.
Are Police Lineups Always Fair? See for YourselfRestaurant Review: Without Really Changing, Casa Enrique Keeps Getting BetterWith his constant menu of traditional dishes, the chef, Cosme Aguilar, says he is emulating his favorite restaurants in Mexico.
Kim Bok-dong, Wartime Sex Slave Who Sought Reparations for Koreans, Dies at 92Ms. Kim, one of the thousands of women forced to work in Japanese brothels during World War II, was among the first to break decades of silence about their ordeal.
In Critical Brexit Vote, Theresa May SurvivesLawmakers narrowly rejected an amendment that would have put Parliament in charge of the withdrawal from the E.U., overturning constitutional protocol.
James Ingram, a Hitmaking Voice of ’80s R&B, Is Dead at 66In romantic duets with other stars and as a solo act, he sang his way onto the music charts, won Grammys and performed on movie soundtracks.
Texas Official’s Claim About Citizenship of 95,000 Is Called Into DoubtLocal elections officials find that many people whose citizenship had been questioned are, in fact, United States citizens.
Landscaper Pleads Guilty in Murders That Shook Toronto’s Gay CommunityIn a case that opened a rift between Toronto’s gay community and its police, a landscaper has pleaded guilty to eight murders in the city’s gay district.
White House Memo: Why Did Soviets Invade Afghanistan? Documents Offer History Lesson for TrumpPresident Trump claimed the Soviet Union went to war in 1979 to battle terrorists. But a newly published cable underscores Moscow’s fear that Afghanistan would switch loyalties to the West.
A Mother’s Fatal Fall on Subway Stairs Rouses New Yorkers to Demand AccessibilityMalaysia Goodson, 22, tumbled down the steps at a subway station while carrying her baby in a stroller. Her 1-year-old daughter survived the fall.
White House Memo: The Many Ways to Leave the White HousePresident Trump often tries to spin resignations as firings, a reaction driven by a hypersensitivity to the perception that anyone would ever want to leave him.
‘Along the Main Road You See the Graves’: U.N. Says Hundreds Killed in CongoUnited Nations officials attributed three days of horrific violence last month in a northwestern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo to strife between ethnic groups.
A Beginner’s Guide to Getting Into PodcastsListen here, friends. This Pioneering Artist Is on the Brink of Her First Big Retrospective, at 98A string of solo exhibitions will shine new light on the work of the Venezuelan-born artist Luchita Hurtado.
Talk: Taraji P. Henson Almost Said No to ‘Empire’The actor on hearing men’s thoughts, black women in Hollywood and what types of roles she turns down.
‘The Wild Pear Tree’ Review: A Gambler and a Writer at OddsModern Turkey is the backdrop for a father-son story rich with literary overtones and philosophical implications.
In France, Comic Books Are Serious BusinessAt the Angoulême International Comics Festival, there was a sense that the best days for comic books may be yet to come — in the French-speaking world, at least.
Letter of Recommendation: Letter of Recommendation: NaturismNudists believe you can escape society’s constraints by stripping down. It sort of works, but not for the reasons they think. Trilobites: Seeking Superpowers in the Axolotl GenomeThe smiling salamanders can regrow most of their body parts, so researchers are building improved maps of their DNA.
The Checkup: Balancing the Risks and Benefits of Opioids for ChildrenExperts say opioids are sometimes warranted for kids, in cases like severe burns or major trauma. But doctors should prescribe carefully, and parents should never keep leftovers in the house.
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