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Minnesota Gov. Dayton collapses during State of State speech Stephen FellerJan. 23 (UPI) -- Minnesota's governor fainted Monday while delivering his State of the State speech, but was helped away from the dais, walking to a back room on his own power.     
Study: Obesity makes memory training less effective in older adultsHealthDay News Memory training is far less effective in older adults who are obese than those who aren't, a new study finds.   Number of chronically ill with insurance increased with Obamacare: StudyDennis Thompson, HealthDay News Millions of Americans with a chronic illness gained health insurance coverage after the Affordable Care Act went into effect in 2010, a new study reports.  
The 2018 Winter Olympics could bring North Korea, South Korea together Elizabeth ShimAs South Korea prepares to host the 2018 Winter Olympics, some organizers are hoping North Korea will send its national team to the sporting event.   Los Angeles Dodgers nab Logan Forsythe from Tampa Bay Rays Alex ButlerJan. 23 (UPI) -- Second base is no longer a glaring hole for the Los Angeles Dodgers.  
Rescue of 3 puppies gives hope for more survivors in Italy avalanche Doug G. WareJan. 23 (UPI) -- Rescuers in Italy have dug three puppies out of the deep snow where several people remain missing after last week's avalanche at a resort hotel, officials said.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump Repeats Lie About Popular Vote in Meeting With LawmakersPresident Trump used his first official meeting with congressional leaders to blame his nearly three-million popular vote loss on illegal ballots.  
Trump Abandons Trans-Pacific Partnership, Obama’s Signature Trade DealThe decision at the start of the new administration was a signal that the president plans to follow through on promises to be aggressive with foreign competitors. Call to Create Jobs, or Else, Tests Trump’s SwayPresident Trump told corporate leaders that they could face tariffs if they don’t bring back manufacturing jobs, but he is fighting against larger market forces.
Trump Orders Broad Hiring Freeze for Federal GovernmentThe freeze, a stopgap measure until a long-term plan to reduce the federal work force is developed, makes exceptions for national security, public safety and military positions. Mike Pompeo Is Confirmed to Lead C.I.A., as Rex Tillerson AdvancesDespite Democratic opposition and shaky appearances from his nominees, the president has faced few meaningful barriers to installing the team of his choice.
Trump Revives Ban on Foreign Aid to Groups That Give Abortion CounselingAnti-abortion groups welcomed President Trump’s decision, while reproductive rights advocates said it would endanger women in poor countries by reducing health services. Senators Propose Giving States Option to Keep Affordable Care ActBill Cassidy of Louisiana and Susan Collins of Maine, both Republicans, say states could also choose to receive federal money for their own plans. Sean Spicer, Trump’s Press Secretary, Reboots His Relationship With the PressIn a 90-minute news briefing, Mr. Spicer won praise from veteran press secretaries from both parties as he tried to ease some of the tensions from the weekend. Katie Rich of ‘S.N.L.’ Is Suspended for Tweet Mocking Barron TrumpThe writer’s Twitter post on Friday drew widespread condemnation, and Ms. Rich subsequently apologized for it. Preparing to Meet Trump, Mexican Leader Seeks Common GroundPresident Enrique Peña Nieto promised a robust dialogue with President Trump at their meeting next week, with the protection of Mexican citizens a priority. Trump, Tillerson, Astana: Your Monday Evening BriefingManhattan Jail That Holds El Chapo Is Called Tougher Than Guantánamo BayThe Metropolitan Correctional Center, which has held Ramzi Ahmed Yousef, the mastermind of the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center, has a reputation for stringent security measures. Quandary in South Sudan: Should It Lose Its Hard-Won Independence?The five-year-old country is in woeful straits as a civil war drags on. But a proposal to create a trusteeship of outside powers is meeting resistance. German Party Won’t Expel Rightist Who Assailed Holocaust ApologyThe decision by the Alternative for Germany to only discipline Björn Höcke leaves him open to attract more sympathizers. Swedish Police Investigate Report of Rape on Facebook LiveThe Swedish authorities arrested three men on suspicion of rape and urged people with access to images showing the episode to make them available to the police. Storm That Roared Through the South Sweeps Into the NortheastFueled by two low-pressure systems, the storm is expected to reach its peak overnight, with heavy wind gusts. Minnesota Gov. Dayton, 69, Collapses During SpeechGov. Mark Dayton collapsed while delivering his State of the State speech on Monday, striking his head on a lectern. The 69-year-old Democrat appeared to be conscious as he was helped into a back room several minutes later, and a top staffer said he walked out of the Capitol under his own power. The Public Editor: Can Dads Parent While Mom Is Marching? Do You Really Have to Ask?An article about fathers in Montclair, N.J., who watched their children while their wives attended protests in Washington and New York was ill-conceived. Datang Journal: In China, an Ancient People Watch Their Floating Life DissolveMembers of the Tanka group in southern China have survived on coastal waterways, and on the margins of society. As cities spread, their way of life is disappearing. Demographic Shift: Peak Millennial? Cities Can’t Assume a Continued Boost From the YoungOver the next few years, demographic research shows, the growth in demand for urban living could stall. Killing of a Young Woman Grips IcelandA nation where killings are rare was transfixed by the mystery of a young woman’s disappearance and shaken when her body turned up on a beach. Columbia Unearths Its Ties to SlaveryA new historical report prepared by the university illuminates how human bondage seeped into the life of the institution. As Gambia’s Yahya Jammeh Entered Exile, Plane Stuffed With Riches FollowedMr. Jammeh left with two Rolls-Royces, a Mercedes-Benz, and other cars and luxury items, according to an airport official and a diplomat familiar with activities in the country. Snapchat Discover Takes a Hard Line on Misleading and Explicit ImagesThe social network has updated its guidelines for publishers, aiming to raise the bar on the quality of its news service — a move that may bode well for its planned I.P.O. Life as a Runway: What 11 Protesters Wore to the Women’s March on WashingtonOne protester used her body as a sign, donning a No! poncho; another wore an Assata Shakur T-shirt; and one woman channeled the "Brady Bunch," wearing her pantsuit one more time. Basics: Gene-Modified Ants Shed Light on How Societies Are OrganizedDaniel Kronauer’s transgenic ants offer scientists the chance to explore the evolution of animal societies — and, perhaps, our own. Poster Perfect: The Art of James McMullanMr. McMullan unearths some of his never-before-seen theater posters to demonstrate how he created each work, from early studies to final versions. The Neediest Cases: ‘To Hell and Back’ as a Cancer Survivor, Storm Victim and CaregiverDeBraan Varvaro, 61, provides care for her younger sister, who is a paranoid schizophrenic. Their financial and health problems worsened after Hurricane Sandy. More Recent Articles
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