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Zika attacks infant brains with quick replication before, after birthHealthDay News The Zika virus attacks the fetal brain by replicating quickly during development and continuing to do so in infant brains after birth, according to researchers.     
Lung function may suffer during menopause, researchers sayHealthDay News Women may experience declining lung function -- shortness of breath -- during menopause more commonly than previously thought, researchers say. Fantasy Football: Week 15 Quarterback Rankings Alex ButlerMIAMI, Dec. 13 (UPI) -- Dare you bench 'Terrific' Tom Brady in the fantasy football playoffs?  
Christians are least educated religious group in U.S., report says Stephen FellerWASHINGTON, Dec. 13 (UPI) -- A recent review of data suggests Christians are the least educated religious group in the U.S., with minority religious groups far outpacing the large majority.   Report: North Korea on alert after anti-Kim Jong Un flyers found Elizabeth ShimSEOUL, Dec. 13 (UPI) -- North Korea may be experiencing rising levels of domestic instability, as Kim Jong Un grows increasingly unpopular, according to sources in the country.  
'Growing Pains' patriarch Alan Thicke dies at 69 Karen ButlerLOS ANGELES, Dec. 13 (UPI) -- Canadian-born television actor Alan Thicke has died at the age of 69.   Dabbing Dad: Cam Newton expecting second child Alex ButlerCHARLOTTE, N.C., Dec. 13 (UPI) -- He outdid his postgame garb with a Santa Claus costume while making the rounds Tuesday at Charlotte-area charity events.   Roof cased Charleston church for months before attack, FBI agent says Doug G. WareCHARLESTON, S.C., Dec. 13 (UPI) -- Before he stood at bible study and shot nine people dead, Dylann Roof cased Charleston's historic Emanuel AME Church for months, officials testified Tuesday.   Fantasy Football: Week 15 Running Back Rankings Alex ButlerMIAMI, Dec. 13 (UPI) -- It's time to set your runners loose and bet big on talent this weekend in the fantasy football playoffs.   U.S.-led airstrike killed militants involved in Paris terror attacks, Pentagon says Andrew V. PestanoWASHINGTON, Dec. 13 (UPI) -- The U.S. Department of Defense on Tuesday said two Islamic State leaders involved in carrying out the deadly November 2015 Paris attacks died in an airstrike.   Reports: Trump picks Montana congressman Zinke for interior secretary Doug G. WareNEW YORK, Dec. 13 (UPI) -- President-elect Donald Trump has chosen Montana Rep. Ryan Zinke to take over as interior secretary, according to sources close to the transition team.   Google branches off 'Waymo' unit as company to handle self-driving cars Doug G. WareMOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Dec. 13 (UPI) -- Tech giant Google announced Tuesday that its self-driving vehicle unit will now be developed under a separate independent company called Waymo.   Dancers show off robot style moves for 'Chuck E. Cheese Challenge' Ben HooperATLANTA, Dec. 13 (UPI) -- A trio of talented robot impersonators an animatronic twist on the viral "mannequin challenge" with the "Chuck E. Cheese Challenge."   Fantasy Football: Adrian Peterson "plans" to be back for Week 16 Alex ButlerMINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 13 (UPI) -- Adrian Peterson could be just the jolt your fantasy football team needs, but he's definitely a risky proposition.   Kasich vetoes Ohio's 'heartbeat' abortion bill, but approves 20-week ban Doug G. WareCOLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 13 (UPI) -- Ohio Gov. John Kasich vetoed an anti-abortion bill on Tuesday that would have barred the procedure as soon as six weeks after a fetus is conceived.   Fantasy Football: Week 15 Wide Receiver Rankings Alex ButlerMIAMI, Dec. 13 (UPI) -- Alshon Jeffery and A.J. Green could both return to the football field sooner than later.   U.S. scales back Saudi arms sales, intelligence over worry for Yemen collateral damage Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Dec. 13 (UPI) -- The U.S. government has halted some arms sales to Saudi Arabia, worried that they're used in the collateral deaths of civilians caught up in Yemen's civil war.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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The Perfect Weapon: How Russian Cyberpower Invaded the U.S.A Times investigation reveals missed signals, slow responses and a continuing underestimation of the seriousness of a campaign to disrupt the 2016 presidential election.
Democratic House Candidates Were Also Targets of Russian HackingThe fallout for nearly a dozen congressional candidates underscores the effect of the Russian influence operation on the American electoral system. Under Rex Tillerson, Exxon Mobil Forged Its Own Path AbroadMr. Tillerson, nominated by President-elect Donald J. Trump to be secretary of state, has said America’s sources of oil should be “of little consequence to us.”
Trump Lines Up Establishment Republicans to Vouch for Rex TillersonThe Trump team is rolling out prominent endorsements for the secretary of state pick, hoping to ease concerns over his ties to Russia. From Kanye West to the Midwest, Donald Trump’s Presidential Reality Show Rolls OnThe president-elect visited Wisconsin as part of his victory tour after a day spent meeting with, among others, Mr. West, Bill Gates and the football great Jim Brown.
Secretary of State Nominee Is a Flexible PragmatistRex W. Tillerson, Exxon’s chief, has extensive international business experience and has argued for gay rights, but is a target of environmentalists. Transition Briefing: Obama Names ‘Red Lines’ That Would Pull Him Back Into Political FrayIf Donald Trump creates a Muslim registry or deports young immigrants, Mr. Obama said he would speak out. And Kanye West, after meeting the president-elect, puts off a White House bid. Rick Perry, Ex-Governor of Texas, Is Trump’s Pick as Energy SecretaryMr. Perry is an enthusiastic supporter of oil and gas extraction, but the Energy Department is far more focused on national security and basic science. Trump Is Said to Offer Interior Job to Ryan Zinke, Montana LawmakerMr. Zinke, a former Navy SEAL commander, would be charged with carrying out the aggressive pro-drilling agenda championed by the president-elect. Rex Tillerson, Aleppo, Donald Trump: Your Evening BriefingBattle Over Aleppo Is Over, Russia Says, as Evacuation Deal ReachedAfter a four-year battle, the last rebel fighters agreed to turn over their territory. The United Nations reported that scores were killed as pro-government forces moved in. U.N. on Aleppo: ‘Massive Crimes May Be Underway’The United Nations and government representatives spoke out following reports on Monday night that “atrocities” were being committed against rebels and civilians in eastern Aleppo, Syria. 3 ISIS Terrorism Planners Killed in Syria Airstrike, Pentagon SaysThe three men were killed on Dec. 4 in an airstrike in Raqqa, Syria, the Islamic State’s declared capital, a Pentagon spokesman said. John Kasich Signs One Abortion Bill in Ohio but Vetoes a More Restrictive MeasureThe governor signed a ban on abortion after 20 weeks, but vetoed a measure that would have barred abortions after a fetal heartbeat was detected. Top New York Restaurants of 2016Visit the kitchens and dining rooms of New York's best restaurants of the year. Restaurant Review: Top New York Restaurants of 2016Our critic counts down his favorites among the new places he reviewed this year. Restaurant Review: The Top 10 New York Dishes of 2016From a slab of roast beef to frozen yogurt, Pete Wells picks the most memorable things he ate this year. Alan Thicke, Reassuring Father on ‘Growing Pains,’ Dies at 69In addition to acting, Mr. Thicke was a singer and songwriter who composed theme songs for numerous game shows and sitcoms. Review: ‘Rogue One’ Leaves ‘Star Wars’ Fans Wanting More and LessThis film, masquerading as a heroic tale of rebellion, falls short of the insurgent energy of its predecessors in the franchise. ‘Rogue One’ Reviews: Here’s What the Critics SayCritics got a look at the new ‘Star Wars’ movie this week. Despite a few who called it mediocre, most say it’s a fine entry to the canon. Extensive Brain Defects Seen in Babies of Mothers With ZikaDamage may be present even in the absence of obvious abnormalities like small heads, and the virus may go on replicating in babies’ brains well after birth, studies found. Afghanistan Vice President Accused of Torturing Political RivalIn an interview, Ahmad Ishchi said Vice President Abdul Rashid Dostum told him, “I can kill you right now, and no one will ask.” Facing Athletes’ Boycott, Bobsled and Skeleton Event Is Moved From RussiaThe International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Association plans to name a new site in the coming days. Mexico Grapples With a Surge in ViolenceIn the first 10 months of this year, there were 17,063 homicide cases in Mexico, the highest 10-month tally since 2012. Child Sexual Abuse Scandal Rocks U.K. SoccerAndrew Woodward said he was raped for years by his coach, Barry Bennell. A decision decades later to go public has inspired others to come forward. Reversing Course, E.P.A. Says Fracking Can Contaminate Drinking WaterThe agency’s report comes as President-elect Donald J. Trump has vowed to expand the gas and oil extraction technique and roll back existing regulations on the process. Large Military Plane Over Manhattan Turns Heads SkywardAn HC-30 and two military helicopters seen over New York were conducting authorized flights in coordination with Federal Aviation Administration air-traffic control, the agency said. Pageant Silences Beauty Queen, a Critic of China, at U.S. ContestAnastasia Lin, a Canadian who was barred from the 2015 Miss World competition in China, has been ordered not to speak publicly during this year’s finals in Maryland. Banning of Female Costumes for Rookie Hazing Draws Mixed ResponseA new Major League Baseball rule is intended to prevent offensive outfits from being worn as part of a first-year player ritual. Jake Gyllenhaal to Star in Broadway Revival of ‘Sunday in the Park’The show will be the first in 49 years at Hudson Theater, which is being reconverted. Annaleigh Ashford will also star in the show, which runs 10 weeks. An N.F.L. Executive, Honoring His Lost Sister, Speaks Out About AnorexiaFueled by regret, Paraag Marathe of the San Francisco 49ers has found his voice in helping to educate people about eating disorders and their treatments. Wells Fargo’s ‘Living Will’ Plan Is Rejected Again by RegulatorsRegulators have said the rejection shows the bank has not figured out how to adequately unwind the complex and interconnected parts of its operations. Kunduz Journal: Tending to the Living and the Dead in a Battle-Torn Afghan CityHardship and resilience are both evident in Kunduz, which the Taliban have taken over twice in a year. U.N. Drops Wonder Woman as an AmbassadorThe campaign drew complaints from people that the superhero was an inappropriate choice to represent girls’ empowerment. Kanye West Visits Donald TrumpIt is unclear why the musician stepped out of a recovery after being hospitalized and into the center of a media circus at Trump Tower in Manhattan. Christians in U.S. Are Less Educated Than Religious Minorities, Report SaysA Pew Research Center survey of 151 countries found wide gaps in education among major religions, including among Christians and minority faiths in the United States. London Gets More N.F.L. Games. Too Bad About the Teams.The league is sending eight teams to London next season, but the lineup may test even the most enthusiastic Briton’s patience. Aya Cash: The First Time I Ate a Vegetable (I Was 22)Though Ms. Cash had every opportunity to eat delicious and nutritious food while growing up in San Francisco, she never met a vegetable she liked. Seeing Africa by RoadA 4,250-mile, 16-day trip through six countries with five children and four hardheaded adults. What could go wrong? The Neediest Cases: Back on Her Feet at 85, Thanks to a ChairHealth problems made simple tasks unbearable for Marilyn Oshman, but a special recliner has helped her return to the neighborhood streets she loves. More Recent Articles
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