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Philadelphia Eagles vs. New York Giants: Thursday Night Football preview By Everett Merrill, The Sports XchangePHILADELPHIA -- The New York Giants can clinch a playoff spot for the first time since 2011 with a win over the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field on Thursday.     
Fantasy Football: Washington Redskins "plan" to play Jordan Reed Alex ButlerLANDOVER, Md., Dec. 20 (UPI) -- Even if the Washington Redskins do end up using Jordan Reed in its Week 16 game against the Chicago Bears, he is shaky at best for fantasy football purposes.   Physical activity soon after children's concussion better than complete restKathleen Doheny, HealthDay News Complete rest is a cornerstone of concussion treatment, but a study indicates that physical activity within a week of a youth's head injury may hasten recovery.  
FDA OKs diabetes device that may replace fingerstick testsHealthDay News The FDA said Tuesday that the Dexcom G5 continuous glucose monitoring system can be used to make insulin dosing decisions alone without fingerstick tests.   U.S., South Korea agree to strengthen deterrence on peninsula Elizabeth ShimSEOUL, Dec. 20 (UPI) -- The United States and South Korea agreed to strengthen the regular deployment of U.S. strategic assets on the peninsula, according to Seoul's defense ministry.  
Southwest Airlines website interrupted by glitch; nearly 900 flights delayed Doug G. WareDALLAS, Dec. 20 (UPI) -- Technical trouble with Southwest Airlines' website impacted customers for hours Tuesday, a day the carrier saw nearly a quarter of its flights delayed.   Obama bans offshore drilling in 115M more acres in Atlantic, Arctic Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Dec. 20 (UPI) -- President Obama said Tuesday he's barred oil drilling on millions of acres of federal land in the Atlantic and Arctic -- as part of a joint project with Canada   New map plots chemical contamination in Great Lakes Brooks HaysCHICAGO, Dec. 20 (UPI) -- Researchers have released a new map showcasing concentrations of polyhalogenated carbazoles, a new class of chemicals, in Great Lakes sediment.   Explosion at Mexico fireworks market kills at least 9 Doug G. WareMEXICO CITY, Dec. 20 (UPI) -- At least nine people were killed and dozens more were hurt Tuesday when an explosion went off at a fireworks market in central Mexico.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Germany Releases Berlin Attack Suspect as ISIS Claims InvolvementGerman officials, citing a lack of evidence, freed their initial suspect in the assault that killed 12, and continued to search for an attacker that the militant group said had acted on its behalf.  
Christmas Markets Are Beloved Tradition, but a Challenge to ProtectAt a time when terrorist attacks have become all too familiar, public spaces are no longer presumed to be safe, and that includes holiday markets. ISIS Is Said to Claim Responsibility for Deadly Attack in JordanThe assault in the southern city of Karak killed 10 people, including the head of the military’s special forces, two civilians and a Canadian tourist.
Critic’s Notebook: Berlin Market Attack Mars Square Where Three Eras CoexistAt least 12 people were killed on Monday when a truck drove into a Christmas market in the shadow of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, a site that has had layers of meaning. Russia, Iran and Turkey Meet for Syria Talks, Excluding U.S.The new alignment and the absence of any Western powers at the table all but guarantee that President Bashar al-Assad will continue to rule Syria under any resulting agreement.
In Turkey, a Capstone to a Violent Year. In Germany, a Realization of Fears.For Turkey, the murder of the Russian envoy was a bookend to one of the most turbulent years in its modern history. For Germany, the market attack pointed to an ominous future. Ankara, Berlin, Zurich: A Day of TerrorTurkey Assassination Suggests Erdogan’s Loyalty Problem Is LingeringThe affiliation of the man who killed Russia’s ambassador remains unclear, but the assassination betrayed a glaring unknown among forces that have pledged fealty to the president. Obama Bans Drilling in Parts of the Atlantic and the ArcticThe president called his action a permanent ban, but Donald J. Trump and a Republican Congress will be able to roll back some recent environmental rules. Unsealed Documents Outline F.B.I.’s Reasoning in Clinton CaseThe bureau told a judge shortly before the election that emails belonging to Huma Abedin, a top aide to Hillary Clinton, could contain classified information. Access to Donald Trump, for $500,000: Pitfalls for Presidents’ FamiliesAn abrupt reversal by the Opening Day Foundation was the latest example of the ethical thicket Mr. Trump faces as he prepares to take the oath of office. Berlin, Russia, Tupac Shakur: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingTransition Briefing: Trump Slaps Back at Bill Clinton and Links Three Attacks to TerrorismPresident-elect Donald J. Trump criticized former President Bill Clinton and drew conclusions about Monday’s attacks. And, Trump voters really are different from traditional conservatives. California Today: California Today: Wrestling With a Legacy of EugenicsTuesday: Seeking a reckoning over sterilization practices, a defense fund for immigrants in Los Angeles, and a look back a woman who lived in a tree. The Cramped Quarters of a Migrant BoatAbandoned boats, once used by migrants crossing the Mediterranean to reach Europe, lie in a junkyard on the Italian island of Lampedusa. Medicaid Funding to End for Planned Parenthood in Texas, State SaysIn a critical step in a longstanding fight, Texas on Tuesday formally said it was ending Medicaid funding to the group, a move that could affect 11,000 patients. 2 Former Flint Emergency Managers Charged Over Tainted WaterCriminal charges against the state-appointed former managers, and two former Flint workers, stem from an inquiry into contamination linked to lead poisoning and deaths. U.S. Blacklists 15 Russian Entities Linked to Ukraine and CrimeaThe Treasury Department imposed targeted sanctions on seven officials and eight companies, creating an early test for the incoming Trump administration. Gunman Who Shot 3 at Zurich Islamic Center Is Found Dead, Police SayThe man, who apparently committed suicide after escaping from the site of the shooting, had no known links to terrorist groups, officials said. Trending: How Travelers Should Tip During the Holidays (and How Much)Frequent hotel guests should tip double, and everyone should tip more on the actual holiday. Explosion at Fireworks Market in Mexico Kills at Least 27The blast at the open-air San Pablito Market in Tultepec, on the outskirts of Mexico City, also injured scores of people. Explosion at Mexican Fireworks MarketA passerby in a car captured the flames, smoke and loud explosions of the blast at an open-air market in Tultepec. A Tangerine Wig and a Tightrope Walk: Alec Baldwin as Donald J. TrumpAlec Baldwin reveals what it takes to create his Donald J. Trump persona for “Saturday Night Live.” Should Medicare Allow Outpatient Knee Replacement? Doctors Are Deeply SplitAs the agency considers paying for outpatient procedures, some predict better care and savings while others see a potential for post-operation complications. Review: ‘Sing’ Gives Animated Belters a StageIn this cartoon musical directed by Garth Jennings, a koala voiced by Matthew McConaughey tries to revive his fortunes with a singing competition. A Creative Plea From Immigrants, and a Ticking Clock for ObamaUsing a novel constitutional argument, advocates made a final plea to President Obama to shield up to 200,000 legal immigrants with minor criminal records from deportation. On an East Side Corner, a Christmas Tree Vendor Offers Familiarity (and Spirits)Gilles Berube works as a traveling photographer and is based in Quebec. But every December, he transforms into a New York Christmas tree seller. Dick Van Dyke Will Appear in ‘Mary Poppins’ SequelThe actor will not reprise his role as Bert the chimney sweep, he said, and there is no word on what accent he will adopt for his new role. After Neo-Nazi Posting, Police in Whitefish, Mont., Step Up PatrolsA white supremacist site listed the names of local Jews and their contact information, claiming they had harassed the mother of a white nationalist leader. Pathum Thani Journal: Where Buddhism’s Eight-Fold Path Can Be Followed With a Six-Figure SalaryWith its endorsement of worldly comforts, Wat Dhammakaya, the largest temple in Thailand, has attracted growing numbers while unsettling the government and Buddhist leaders. Charles Busch on the First Time He Performed in DragThe writer and actor recalls discovering his calling while a student at Northwestern University. Hint: It involved a wig. The Neediest Cases: A Role Model and Mentor While Dad Serves TimeRichard Washington is mentoring Jaylen Williams, whose father is incarcerated. Without a father at home, children like Jaylen are more likely to struggle in school or even drop out. More Recent Articles
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