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HealthDay News Pregnancy causes long-term changes in a woman's brain that probably evolved to improve her ability to protect and nurture her child, Spanish researchers report.

Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from: Latest News - UPI.com Top Stories - Google News NYT > Home Page "Latest News - UPI.com" - 16 new articles Pregnancy kickstarts 'mothering' instincts in brain, researchers say Genetic link found between obesity and sleep, other conditions New York Giants' Shane Vereen re-tore triceps against Detroit Lions Analyst: North Korea submarine may be preparing to go to sea Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban gets dab-dissed by boy New Orleans to pay $13M to families of 4 killed by police around Katrina in '05 Hundreds of India police killings have gone unpunished, report says Stanford Cardinals RB Christian McCaffrey to skip bowl, focus on draft Pittsburgh Pirates sign RHP Daniel Hudson for $11 million Trump clears final hurdle to White House with 304 electoral votes Jordan gunmen may have plotted multiple attacks, police say Pittsburgh Steelers' mission for final two games is simple Explanation of ancient climate change undermined by new research Arizona Cardinals' Larry Fitzgerald not yet committing to NFL return Carolina Panthers vs Washington Redskins: prediction, preview, pick to win Rhinos in South Africa charge tour group Pregnancy kickstarts 'mothering' instincts in brain, researchers say HealthDay News Pregnancy causes long-term changes in a woman's brain that probably evolved to improve her ability to protect and nurture her child, Spanish researchers report.      • Email to a friend • Genetic link found between obesity and sleep, other conditions HealthDay News There may be a genetic link between poor sleep and some medical conditions, including obesity, restless legs syndrome and schizophrenia, researchers report.      • Email to a friend • New York Giants' Shane Vereen re-tore triceps against Detroit Lions Alex Butler EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., Dec. 19 (UPI) -- Shane Vereen might have a tough time making the New York Giants' 2017 roster after barely seeing the field this season.      • Email to a friend • Analyst: North Korea submarine may be preparing to go to sea Elizabeth Shim SEOUL, Dec. 19 (UPI) -- North Korea's GORAE-class experimental ballistic missile submarine may be preparing to go to sea.      • Email to a friend • Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban gets dab-dissed by boy Alex Butler SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 19 (UPI) -- Mark Cuban severely underestimated the savagery of a young Utah Jazz fan Friday.      • Email to a friend • New Orleans to pay $13M to families of 4 killed by police around Katrina in '05 Doug G. Ware NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 19 (UPI) -- The city of New Orleans on Monday resolved wrongful deaths lawsuits stemming from Hurricane Katrina with a public apology and a $13.3 million settlement.      • Email to a friend • Hundreds of India police killings have gone unpunished, report says Doug G. Ware NEW DELHI, Dec. 19 (UPI) -- Hundreds of people arrested by India police this decade have died in custody and not a single punishment has been handed out for it, a new report said Monday.      • Email to a friend • Stanford Cardinals RB Christian McCaffrey to skip bowl, focus on draft The Sports Xchange Stanford running back Christian McCaffrey announced Monday he will sit out the Sun Bowl to begin preparing for the 2017 NFL Draft.      • Email to a friend • Pittsburgh Pirates sign RHP Daniel Hudson for $11 million Alex Butler PITTSBURGH, Dec. 19 (UPI) -- Daniel Hudson is trekking out east after agreeing to a two-year, $11 million deal with the Pittsburgh Pirates Monday.      • Email to a friend • Trump clears final hurdle to White House with 304 electoral votes Andrew V. Pestano and Doug G. Ware WASHINGTON, Dec. 19 (UPI) -- After numerous challenges sprang up in his path to the White House, Donald Trump finally cleared his last hurdle on Monday with the official electoral vote.      • Email to a friend • Jordan gunmen may have plotted multiple attacks, police say Doug G. Ware KARAK, Jordan, Dec. 19 (UPI) -- It appears that the perpetrators of a terror attack that killed 10 in Jordan this weekend had planned other acts of violence, investigators said Monday.      • Email to a friend • Pittsburgh Steelers' mission for final two games is simple The Sports Xchange PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Steelers continued their mastery over the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday. Now the Steelers have to find a way to break a losing streak to another AFC North foe if they want to clinch a playoff berth on Christmas Day.      • Email to a friend • Explanation of ancient climate change undermined by new research Brooks Hays ST. LOUIS, Dec. 19 (UPI) -- New research undermines the consensus explanation for the Younger Dryas period, an interval of rapid cooling beginning 12,900 years ago.      • Email to a friend • Arizona Cardinals' Larry Fitzgerald not yet committing to NFL return Alex Butler PHOENIX, Dec. 19 (UPI) -- Future Hall of Fame wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald is using the "we'll see" approach when it comes to returning for his 14th NFL season.      • Email to a friend • Carolina Panthers vs Washington Redskins: prediction, preview, pick to win The Sports Xchange Complete watch guide to the Carolina Panthers vs Washington Redskins game, including when and where to watch, series history, matchups, injury updates, prediction, and pick to win.      • Email to a friend • Rhinos in South Africa charge tour group Ben Hooper KRUGER NATIONAL PARK, South Africa, Dec. 19 (UPI) -- A visitor to a South African national park captured the moment a group of white rhinos charged at his tour group, sending the visitors running for the bushes.      • Email to a friend •

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New York Times Turkey, Russia and an Assassination: The Swirling Crises, Explained New York Times The gunman immediately after shooting the Russian ambassador to Turkey on Monday at a gallery in Ankara. Credit Yavuz Alatan/Agence France-Presse ...

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Police said the truck jumped the sidewalk and drove into crowds at a holiday market, killing 12 and injuring dozens. The suspected driver was arrested.

Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from: Latest News - UPI.com Top Stories - Google News NYT > Home Page "NYT > Home Page" - 38 new articles Berlin Crash Is Suspected to Be a Terror Attack, Police Say <span class="icon interactive"></span>The Truck&#x2019;s Path to Destruction Christmas Markets Are Beloved Tradition, but a Challenge to Protect Deadly Berlin Christmas Market Episode Is Latest in Europe Russian Ambassador to Turkey Is Assassinated in Ankara Gunman Kills Russia’s Ambassador to Turkey Who Was Andrey Karlov, the Russian Ambassador Killed in Turkey? The Public Editor: Why’d You Do That? Running a Photo of a Killer on the Home Page The Interpreter: Turkey, Russia and an Assassination: The Swirling Crises, Explained U.N. Will Send Monitors to Aleppo, as Evacuations Resume News Analysis: Electoral College Settles Donald Trump’s Victory, but Little Else Trump’s Treasury Pick Moves in Secretive Hedge Fund Circles Vincent Viola, Billionaire Businessman, Is Trump’s Choice to Lead the Army The 2016 Race: Why Trump Had an Edge in the Electoral College Donald Trump, Aleppo, Russia: Your Monday Evening Briefing Trump’s and Xi’s Differences Magnify Uncertainties Between U.S. and China Rail Crossing Warnings Are Sought for Mapping Apps Judge Orders Release of Some Documents Related to Clinton Email Inquiry Gunman Wounds 3 at Muslim Prayer Center in Zurich Platinum Hedge Fund Executives Charged With $1 Billion Fraud I.M.F. Stands by Christine Lagarde, Convicted of Negligence Art Underground: A First Look at the Second Avenue Subway 2nd Avenue Subway Will Open on Jan. 1, M.T.A. Says North Carolina Limits on Transgender Rights Appear Headed for Repeal Obama Administration Intends to Transfer 17 or 18 Guantánamo Detainees Pregnancy Changes the Brain in Ways That May Help Mothering Public Labs, Corporate Gains: Harnessing the U.S. Taxpayer to Fight Cancer and Make Profits Chinese, Spending Freely, Become Ever-Larger Tourism Force in New York The Champion Logo, in the Hands of Fashion’s Provocateurs, Is Reborn A Master Work, the Ghent Altarpiece, Reawakens Stroke by Stroke In a Book, an Ex-N.F.L. Player Details Consequences of Concussions Take a Number: Penetrating Storm Walls With 8 Powerful New Eyes Norway and China Restore Ties, 6 Years After Nobel Prize Dispute What in the World: Being an Afghan General Is Nice Work if You Can Get It. And Many Do. Red Wine Hot Chocolate Is a Thing, and It’s (Surprisingly) Delicious Flocks of Sheep, Seven Stories Tall, at the Crossroads of the World On the Runway: China Machado, Breakthrough Model Until the End, Dies at 86 Books of The Times: ‘Ethics in the Real World,’ Peter Singer’s Provocative Essays More Recent Articles Berlin Crash Is Suspected to Be a Terror Attack, Police Say Police said the truck jumped the sidewalk and drove into crowds at a holiday market, killing 12 and injuring dozens. The suspected driver was arrested.      • Email to a friend • <span class="icon interactive"></span>The Truck&#x2019;s Path to Destruction The truck could be seen afterward on one edge of the market after having traveled about 250 feet through stalls and shoppers.      • Email to a friend • Christmas Markets Are Beloved Tradition, but a Challenge to Protect At a time when terrorist attacks have become all too familiar, public spaces are no longer presumed to be safe, and that includes holiday markets.      • Email to a friend • Deadly Berlin Christmas Market Episode Is Latest in Europe Here are some of the deadly attacks that have shaken Europe in the past two years.      • Email to a friend • Russian Ambassador to Turkey Is Assassinated in Ankara The shooting at an art exhibit, said to be carried out by a 22-year-old police officer, forced Turkey and Russia to confront a new crisis tied directly to the Syrian conflict.      • Email to a friend • Gunman Kills Russia’s Ambassador to Turkey Andrey G. Karlov, the Russian ambassador to Turkey, at an art gallery in Ankara on Monday, moments before he was shot. A man believed to be the gunman is behind him at left.      • Email to a friend • Who Was Andrey Karlov, the Russian Ambassador Killed in Turkey? The Russian ambassador to Turkey was assassinated by a Turkish policeman on Monday in Ankara, officials said.      • Email to a friend • The Public Editor: Why’d You Do That? Running a Photo of a Killer on the Home Page The Times’s standards editor, Phil Corbett, discusses the publication of an image of a gunman standing beside the dead body of Russia’s ambassador to Turkey.      • Email to a friend • The Interpreter: Turkey, Russia and an Assassination: The Swirling Crises, Explained The assassination of a Russian ambassador by a Turkish gunman on Monday caused global alarm, but an armed conflict between Turkey and Russia is unlikely.      • Email to a friend • U.N. Will Send Monitors to Aleppo, as Evacuations Resume After Russia agreed to back a compromise deal, observers will oversee operations to bring civilians out of the besieged Syrian city.      • Email to a friend • News Analysis: Electoral College Settles Donald Trump’s Victory, but Little Else Electors across the country faced protests, reflecting a vast divide that carried over from a tumultuous race and that the new president will be facing.      • Email to a friend • Trump’s Treasury Pick Moves in Secretive Hedge Fund Circles Steven T. Mnuchin’s time in the limelight came mainly as the head of OneWest, a bank bought out of bankruptcy that was criticized over foreclosures.      • Email to a friend • Vincent Viola, Billionaire Businessman, Is Trump’s Choice to Lead the Army If confirmed, Mr. Viola, a retired Army major who helped found the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point, would be the Army’s senior civilian leader.      • Email to a friend • The 2016 Race: Why Trump Had an Edge in the Electoral College It wasn’t about small-state bias or regionalism. It was about the nature of the battleground states, and there was one other key element: luck.      • Email to a friend • Donald Trump, Aleppo, Russia: Your Monday Evening Briefing Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.      • Email to a friend • Trump’s and Xi’s Differences Magnify Uncertainties Between U.S. and China Donald J. Trump and Xi Jinping, the president of China, have contrasting political styles, and their pairing has injected new unpredictability into relations.      • Email to a friend • Rail Crossing Warnings Are Sought for Mapping Apps The National Transportation Safety Board asked tech companies to add the locations of grade crossings into digital maps and to provide alerts for drivers.      • Email to a friend • Judge Orders Release of Some Documents Related to Clinton Email Inquiry A federal judge in Manhattan said a government search warrant and supporting documents belonging to Huma Abedin, a top aide to Mrs. Clinton, should be made public.      • Email to a friend • Gunman Wounds 3 at Muslim Prayer Center in Zurich Swiss police were looking for a man, about 30 years old, who they said opened fire as worshipers prayed.      • Email to a friend • Platinum Hedge Fund Executives Charged With $1 Billion Fraud A founder of the hedge fund, Platinum Partners, and six others were charged on Monday in what federal prosecutors said was a scheme that overvalued the assets and misrepresented their performance.      • Email to a friend • I.M.F. Stands by Christine Lagarde, Convicted of Negligence With the International Monetary Fund facing populist criticism and at a critical juncture, Ms. Lagarde was found guilty of charges linked to her time as France’s finance minister.      • Email to a friend • Art Underground: A First Look at the Second Avenue Subway With four new stations as blank canvases, Chuck Close, Vik Muniz, Jean Shin and Sarah Sze celebrate the culture and community of New York City.      • Email to a friend • 2nd Avenue Subway Will Open on Jan. 1, M.T.A. Says The first train will leave a new station on the Upper East Side at noon on Jan. 1, roughly six hours later than officials first reported.      • Email to a friend • North Carolina Limits on Transgender Rights Appear Headed for Repeal The state’s General Assembly is expected to rescind the contentious state law cutting legal protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.      • Email to a friend • Obama Administration Intends to Transfer 17 or 18 Guantánamo Detainees The effort was part of a burst of urgent, high-level diplomatic talks aimed at moving as many as possible of Guantánamo’s 22 prisoners who are recommended for transfer.      • Email to a friend • Pregnancy Changes the Brain in Ways That May Help Mothering The changes affect areas used in perceiving the feelings and perspectives of others, according to a new study, and may aid in recognizing an infant’s needs.      • Email to a friend • Public Labs, Corporate Gains: Harnessing the U.S. Taxpayer to Fight Cancer and Make Profits Public funding is backing a new immunotherapy treatment, but the bulk of any profits will go to a private company. So are taxpayers getting a good deal?      • Email to a friend • Chinese, Spending Freely, Become Ever-Larger Tourism Force in New York With more than 950,000 visitors from China this year, a sevenfold increase since 2007, the city says it still has work to do to expand its appeal beyond group tours.      • Email to a friend • The Champion Logo, in the Hands of Fashion’s Provocateurs, Is Reborn Sportswear from the longstanding brand has become a blank canvas for creative appropriations, homages and critiques.      • Email to a friend • A Master Work, the Ghent Altarpiece, Reawakens Stroke by Stroke Restorers painstakingly removed varnish and overpainting from a 15th-century work, after new scanning technology revealed that what lay below was stunning.      • Email to a friend • In a Book, an Ex-N.F.L. Player Details Consequences of Concussions Ben Utecht, who retired in 2010 after too many hits to the head, has made it his mission to speak out about the dangers of head trauma and how it affected him.      • Email to a friend • Take a Number: Penetrating Storm Walls With 8 Powerful New Eyes NASA has launched eight microsatellites that will help scientists predict hurricanes and tropical storms.      • Email to a friend • Norway and China Restore Ties, 6 Years After Nobel Prize Dispute Relations deteriorated when the imprisoned pro-democracy dissident Liu Xiaobo was awarded the Peace Prize in 2010.      • Email to a friend • What in the World: Being an Afghan General Is Nice Work if You Can Get It. And Many Do. The country has close to 1,000 officers of general rank on its books — more than the United States, whose military is three times as large. And off the books? No one knows.      • Email to a friend • Red Wine Hot Chocolate Is a Thing, and It’s (Surprisingly) Delicious Wine is good. Hot chocolate is good. But together? It turned out to be pretty great.      • Email to a friend • Flocks of Sheep, Seven Stories Tall, at the Crossroads of the World Video from a Wyoming ranch is being displayed on billboards in Times Square through Dec. 30 as part of an art exhibition lasting just three minutes a night.      • Email to a friend • On the Runway: China Machado, Breakthrough Model Until the End, Dies at 86 Ms. Machado was the first nonwhite supermodel, and it’s a legacy the fashion industry has to wrestle with.      • Email to a friend • Books of The Times: ‘Ethics in the Real World,’ Peter Singer’s Provocative Essays Mr. Singer ruminates on sports doping, poverty, incest, religion and dozens of other topics in this collection of writings.      • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles As Trump Signals Climate Action Pullback, Local Leaders Push Forward Your Daily Mini Crossword Phys Ed: How a Warm-Up Routine Can Save Your Knees A Sneak Peek at the 2nd Avenue Subway California Today

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