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Cluster headaches treatable, but difficult to diagnoseHealthDay News Cluster headaches are extremely painful, but treatable and preventable, one neurologist says.     
Metformin still best choice for type 2 diabetes treatment, doctors sayHealthDay News Newly updated guidelines reaffirm metformin is the first-line drug for people with type 2 diabetes, and that several other medications can be added if needed. House Republicans vote to weaken Congressional ethics watchdog Stephen FellerWASHINGTON, Jan. 2 (UPI) -- GOP members of the House voted Monday to strip the independence from the Office of Congressional Ethics, bringing the watchdog under the oversight of Congress.  
Indianapolis Colts coach Chuck Pagano expects to be back in 2017 The Sports XchangeIndianapolis head coach Chuck Pagano said Monday he has not met with Colts owner Jim Irsay after missing the playoffs for a second straight year but expects to return for the 2017 season.   Jacksonville Jaguars to interview Falcons OC Kyle Shanahan The Sports XchangeAtlanta Falcons offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan is scheduled to interview for the Jacksonville Jaguars head-coaching opening Friday.  
Odell Beckham Jr., New York Giants party in Miami with Justin Bieber, Trey Songz Alex ButlerMIAMI, Jan. 2 (UPI) -- New York Giants coach Ben McAdoo just wants his best players to show up for practice Tuesday.   Cincinnati Bengals working to trade QB A.J. McCarron Alex ButlerCINCINNATI, Jan. 2 (UPI) -- Despite its 6-9-1 record, the Cincinnati Bengals were recently touted as having one of the deepest rosters in the NFL.   Ohio State Buckeyes S Malik Hooker opts for NFL draft The Sports XchangeA potential top-five pick in the 2017 draft, Ohio State safety Malik Hooker reversed his previous decision and will head for the NFL.   Los Angeles Rams expected to pursue New Orleans Saints' Sean Payton The Sports XchangeThe Los Angeles Rams are expected to ask permission to speak with New Orleans head coach Sean Payton about their job opening and the Saints may be open to a trade.   Gary Kubiak officially steps down as Denver Broncos head coach The Sports XchangeDenver Broncos coach Gary Kubiak officially stepped down on Monday, less than a year after leading the team to a Super Bowl victory.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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With No Warning, House Republicans Vote to Gut Independent Ethics OfficeThe move by emboldened Republicans on the eve of a new Congress would strip power and independence from an investigative body and give lawmakers control over ethics inquiries.
On Washington: Republicans Stonewalled Obama. Now the Ball Is in Their Court.The Republican Party will control Congress and the White House, but the biggest arguments to come could be between Capitol Hill and the White House. Obama Plans Farewell Speech From ChicagoIn an email to supporters, President Obama said the remarks, set for next week, would give him a chance “to offer some thoughts on where we all go from here.”
Europe Edition: Istanbul, Baghdad, Benjamin Netanyahu: Your Tuesday BriefingInside Trump Defense Secretary Pick’s Efforts to Halt TortureJames N. Mattis, a retired general, has long been an outspoken critic of torture. His handling of the death of a prisoner that occurred on his watch during the Iraq war reflects his views.
‘It Won’t Happen,’ Donald Trump Says of North Korean Missile TestMr. Trump takes office in less than three weeks, and a successful long-range-missile test would present one of his first big national security tests. ISIS Claims Responsibility for Istanbul Nightclub AttackThe authorities are still searching for the gunman who killed at least 39 people at the upscale Reina nightclub. Istanbul Attack Recalled by SurvivorsAn American and a Lebanese man wounded in the ISIS-claimed shooting at a nightclub in Istanbul early on New Year's Day describe the attack that left 39 people dead and scores injured. Welcome to Hell. It’s in Michigan.John Colone, the unofficial mayor of Hell, Mich., has put Hell up for sale. He’s run the roadside attraction for 18 years, exploiting nearly every joke imaginable. Walk through Hell with him and get a peek at his latest post-election addition. After Obama, Some Health Reforms May Prove LastingA transformation of the delivery of health care may be an enduring legacy for the president, even as Republicans plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act. Nixon Tried to Spoil Johnson’s Vietnam Peace Talks in ’68, Notes ShowRichard M. Nixon feared that progress toward ending the war would hurt his chances for the presidency. Benjamin Netanyahu Questioned in Israel Graft InquiryPolice investigators questioned the prime minister for three hours at his official residence on suspicion of receiving illicit gifts and favors from business executives. Dylann Roof, Charleston Church Killer, Is Deemed Competent for SentencingThe penalty phase of Mr. Roof’s federal trial will begin on Wednesday. He could be sentenced to death for killing nine black churchgoers last year. The ‘Right to Disconnect’ and Other New Laws Go Into Effect in FranceA raft of measures, meant to balance modernity and tradition, will make it easier to unplug from work email, protect the environment and get divorced. Growing a Different AppleAt Pearl Automation, former Apple employees are blending their old employer’s high quality standards with less paranoia and more openness. Storms Kill 4, Damage Buildings Across Southern StatesA powerful storm system that moved across the South on Monday killed four people in Alabama and left a trail of damage over several states, officials said. Airline Pilot, Believed to Be Drunk, Is Pulled From Cockpit in CanadaA Sunwing Airlines pilot was charged with alcohol-related offenses after being found passed out in the captain’s chair while the plane was on the tarmac, the police said. Suicide Bombing in Baghdad Kills at Least 36The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack in a produce market on Monday that wounded at least 52 others. Riot by Drug Gangs in Brazil Prison Leaves at Least 56 DeadThe authorities said the riot at the Compaj prison in Manaus was part of a power struggle over the drug trade in the Amazon basin. News Analysis: In Banning Ivory Trade, China Saw Benefits for Itself, TooThe decision to bring the world’s largest ivory market to a halt by the end of 2017 lets China burnish its image as a global guardian of the environment. Yadua Island Journal: On a Fijian Island, Hunters Become Conservators of Endangered TurtlesA moratorium on harvesting turtles and a World Wildlife Fund program have helped replenish Fiji’s turtle population after decades of decline. Ailing Vermont Town Pins Hopes on Mideast RefugeesSome residents of Rutland, Vt., see the expected arrival of 100 refugees as an economic boon, while others are not as optimistic. What in the World: What a Tangled Web We WeaveWhere safety regulations on power lines and other wires are lax, things can get pretty out of hand. One magazine sought to illustrate just how much. Cardinal Calls It a ‘Disgrace,’ but a McDonald’s Opens Near the VaticanResidents and Roman Catholic leaders say the restaurant clashes with the aesthetics of the area, but an agency of the Vatican itself is the landlord. Some Dinosaur Eggs Took Six Months or More to HatchUsing embryonic tooth age, researchers have concluded that dinosaur eggs took twice as long to hatch as bird eggs. A ‘World Unto Itself’ in New York Area Yeshivas: Floor HockeyPassion for the sport runs high in Orthodox Jewish schools around New York City, and athletes must balance their spiritual and athletic priorities. More Recent Articles
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