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U.S. commission expects increased economic ties between China, North Korea Elizabeth ShimWASHINGTON, Nov. 21 (UPI) -- The U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission says it is unlikely close economic ties between China and North Korea will diminish in the near future.     
Former U.S. gymnastics doctor charged with sex abuse of a minorStephen Feller MASON, Mich., Nov. 21 (UPI) -- A former doctor for the U.S. national women's gymnastics team was arrested and charged Monday in Michigan on allegations he sexually abused a child.  
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Trump, on YouTube, Pledges to Create JobsReading from a script in an update on the transition, the president-elect struck a softer tone, avoiding topics like terrorism and immigration.  
Trump Announces Policy PlansPresident-elect Donald J. Trump vowed in a YouTube video to focus on creating jobs and reducing regulations as soon as he takes office. Investors Make Bullish Bet on Trump, and an Era of Tax Cuts and SpendingThe current wave of enthusiasm recalls the early days of Ronald Reagan after his election in 1980.
Trump’s Focus on Generals for Top Jobs Stirs Worries Over Military’s SwayTurning to retired officers worries national security experts and even other retired generals, who say that it could lead to an undue emphasis on military force in foreign policy. With a Meeting, Trump Renewed a British Wind Farm FightAccounts of Donald J. Trump’s meeting with a group from Britain raises questions about his willingness to use the presidency to advance his businesses.
Donald Trump’s Business Dealings Test a Constitutional LimitIf Mr. Trump continues, once inaugurated, to profit from transactions with companies controlled by foreign governments, he may run afoul of the Emoluments Clause. The New Health Care: Let’s Say Obamacare Is Repealed. What Then?The Upshot’s health policy columnists discuss the options before Congress: both the policies and the political choices. Where Donald Trump Stands on School Choice, Student Debt and Common CoreThe president-elect has sent mixed signals on education policy, but here is an overview of what schools and universities might expect from his administration. Trump Summons TV Figures for Private Meeting, and Lets Them Have ItThe defiant president-elect told on-air stars like Lester Holt, Charlie Rose, George Stephanopoulos and Wolf Blitzer they got it all wrong. U.N.’s Syria Envoy Suggests Donald Trump Has Limited Window to Work With RussiaThe envoy, Staffan de Mistura, said he feared that eastern Aleppo could be obliterated before Donald J. Trump is even inaugurated. Civil Rights Groups Call on Trump to Denounce Racism of Alt-RightThe president-elect has been criticized for fanning the flames of hate groups, and the latest outcry followed a conference of white nationalists in Washington this weekend. Mayor de Blasio Vows to Shield New Yorkers From Trump’s PoliciesEchoing the governor, Mayor Bill de Blasio pledged to challenge the creation of a Muslim registry and promised to protect immigrants threatened with deportation. The Run-Up: I Voted Clinton. You Voted Trump. Let’s Talk.Two friends and neighbors discuss how their family’s needs, experiences and worries affected their votes. The Interpreter: ‘White Nationalism,’ ExplainedSelf-proclaimed white nationalists have embraced Donald J. Trump’s victory. Are they the same as white supremacists? Not exactly. Donald Trump, Pope Francis: Your Monday Evening BriefingExxon Mobil Accuses the Rockefellers of a Climate ConspiracyThe company, accused of scheming to deny the threat of climate change, has directed its fiercest return fire against the descendants of the company’s founder. At Least 5 Children Die in School Bus Crash in ChattanoogaAbout two dozen of the 35 elementary school students onboard were taken to Erlanger Hospital after the bus crashed about a mile from their school. ISIS Used Chemical Arms at Least 52 Times in Syria and Iraq, Report SaysMore than one-third of the chemical attacks, which include chlorine and sulfur mustard agents, have come in and around Mosul, the group’s stronghold in Iraq. Islamic State Again Strikes at Afghan Shiites, Killing at Least 30 in KabulA suicide bombing in Kabul targeted worshipers who were honoring the Islamic ceremony of Arbaeen, and came after another recent assault on a Shiite shrine. Slain San Antonio Detective Was Targeted, Police Chief SaysBenjamin Marconi was apparently killed just for being on the force, the chief said. He was one of four officers shot nationwide over the weekend. This Thanksgiving, Be Thankful for ScienceWe're not saying you can't talk about politics on Thanksgiving. But here are some conversation starters about science and medicine for your dinner table. Judges Find Wisconsin Redistricting Unfairly Favored RepublicansA federal panel called the 2011 redrawing of Wisconsin Assembly districts an unconstitutional gerrymander, ruling in a case that could go to the Supreme Court. Olympics History Rewritten: New Doping Tests Topple the PodiumOfficials retesting urine samples have found scores of violations from the 2008 and 2012 Games, and medals are being stripped from dozens of athletes. Jurgen Klinsmann Fired as U.S. Soccer CoachMounting criticism and recent defeats in World Cup qualifying, including a 4-0 thrashing at Costa Rica last week, led U.S. Soccer to change course. U.S. Dementia Rates Are Dropping Even as Population AgesDespite fears that dementia rates were going to explode as the population grows older, a large study of Americans has found the opposite. Brooklyn Man Arrested, Accused of Supporting Islamic StateMohamed Rafik Naji told an informer that ISIS wanted to stage an attack in Times Square similar to the one that killed 86 people in Nice, France, the authorities said. Agency’s Green Card Errors Said to Be Worse Than First ThoughtThe Citizenship and Immigration Services sent cards that had incorrect information or were duplicates, or mailed them to the wrong addresses, a report found. Earthquake Off Fukushima, Japan, Triggers TsunamiFears of a nuclear accident were raised as a cooling system in a reactor near the site of the 2011 disaster shut down, but it was restored without incident. Pope Francis Extends Priests’ Ability to Forgive AbortionHe made permanent a policy announced last year that allows priests worldwide to grant absolution for an act that the Roman Catholic Church considers a sin. Kanye West Is Hospitalized for Exhaustion Hours After Canceling TourThe rapper was taken to U.C.L.A. Medical Center for evaluation; last week he performed two bizarre concerts that included lengthy tirades. Find the Whale and the Bathroom With the Natural History Museum AppThis free app, Explorer, offers facts, videos and teaching tools for some 70 of the most compelling items on display. William Trevor, Writer Who Evoked the Struggles of Ordinary Life, Is Dead at 88Irish by birth and upbringing but a longtime resident of Britain, Mr. Trevor focused his mournful, darkly funny short stories and novels on “the sadness of fate.” Jeff Koons Is Giving Sculpture to Paris to Remember Terror VictimsHis sculpture “Bouquet of Tulips” will be permanently installed next year in the plaza in front of the Museum of Modern Art and the Palais de Tokyo. Alghero Journal: Italy’s Last Bastion of Catalan Language Struggles to Keep It AliveThe lingering use of Catalan in Alghero, Italy, is a reminder of how Mediterranean cultures have blended for centuries. But the language is fading there today. 16 Arrested at North Dakota Pipeline ProtestThe demonstration occurred a day after hundreds clashed with the police, who used water cannons against protesters. Instagram Introduces New Features That Mimic Twitter and Snap ToolsThe photo-sharing social network, which is owned by Facebook, is offering users the ability to share live videos and ephemeral messages. Out There: Telescope That ‘Ate Astronomy’ Is on Track to Surpass HubbleAfter 20 years, the James Webb Space Telescope is now on schedule for a 2018 launch. 50 Years Ago, Truman Capote Hosted the Best Party EverThe guests wore black tie and couture dresses. But with its unlikely mix of attendees, the Black and White Ball helped to break down the old order. Feature: The Passion of Martin ScorseseIn his new film, “Silence,” he returns to a subject that has animated his entire life’s work and that also sparked his career’s greatest controversy: the nature of faith. From Elton John, Photography’s Greatest HitsA selection of the musician’s extensive photography collection is on display at Tate Modern in London, featuring indelible images from the 1920s to the 1950s. More Recent Articles
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