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Special diet may relieve symptoms in kids with Crohn's, colitisMaureen Salamon, HealthDay News Children with Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis may be able to achieve relief without medications by eating a special diet, a small study suggests.     
Scans show brain benefits of running for young athletesHealthDay News Young cross-country runners seem to have better connections between regions of their brains than their peers who aren't athletic, a small study suggests. Rising gas prices spark protests, riots in Mexico Stephen FellerMEXICO CITY, Jan. 9 (UPI) -- Protesters took to the streets in Mexico over the weekend to air their discontent over gas prices increasing by about 20 percent in the first 10 days of 2017.  
China voices concern about North Korea statements on ICBM test Elizabeth ShimBEIJING, Jan. 9 (UPI) -- China expressed concerns regarding North Korea's repeated threats to test-launch an intercontinental ballistic missile, according to Xinhua news agency.   Trump Cabinet members set for confirmation hearings this week Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Jan. 9 (UPI) -- Many of Donald Trump's Cabinet appointees are set for hearings on Capitol Hill this week, where they'll start their confirmation process in the new government.  
New York Giants GM Jerry Reese on WR Odell Beckham Jr.: 'He has to help himself' The Sports XchangeEver since setting foot onto an NFL field, New York Giants receiver Odell Beckham Jr. wanted to be known as the best at his position.   Caroline Wozniacki outlasts Monica Puig to advance in Sydney The Sports XchangeFormer world No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki needed three sets to survive her first-round match Monday at the Apia International Sydney tournament in Sydney, Australia.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Jared Kushner Named Senior White House Adviser to Donald TrumpThe move cements Mr. Kushner’s role as a powerful and at times decisive influence on Mr. Trump, his father-in-law.
Jared Kushner Will Sell Many of His Assets, but Ethics Lawyers WorryMr. Kushner, who is Donald Trump’s son-in-law and will be a senior White House adviser, plans to sell his assets to his brother or to a trust controlled by his mother. DealBook: Critics Say Trump Appointees Can Dodge a Huge Tax Bill. That’s Not the Case.Analysts and politicians have denounced a law that they say offers a tax shelter for rich government appointees. But that’s not how the rule works.
Muted Response From Health Lobby as Affordable Care Act Faces RepealFearing they will anger the new administration, some lobbyists have accepted that major provisions are likely to be repealed and have set their sights instead on shaping a replacement. Women’s March on Washington Opens Contentious Dialogues About RaceConversations surrounding the march on Jan. 21, the day after Donald J. Trump’s inauguration, are alienating some women even as organizers stress unity and inclusion.
Golden Globe Awards, Fort Lauderdale: Your Monday Evening BriefingBetsy DeVos, Trump’s Education Pick, Plays Hardball With Her WealthThe stalwart of Michigan politics and backer of school vouchers has not been shy about advancing her goals by funding campaigns against her foes. John Kelly, Homeland Security Pick, Isn’t in Lockstep With Trump TeamGeneral Kelly’s views on issues involving the Mexican border and the threat posed by Russia may put him at odds with others in the incoming administration. Saudi Women Cause Stir in Music VideoA bright and upbeat music video of Saudi women has rapidly spread across social media, viewed more than three million times since it was uploaded to YouTube two weeks ago. The video, which challenges the country's patriarchal culture, has prompted debate over the role of women in Saudi society. Anonymous Bomb Threats Rattle Jewish Centers Across Eastern U.S.The threats, which proved unfounded, targeted as many as 16 schools and community centers, raising little doubt that the phone calls had been orchestrated. Turkey’s Parliament Starts Debate on Expansion of President’s PowersA proposed constitutional amendment would increase the authority of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and possibly allow him to serve until 2029. Martin McGuinness, Sinn Fein Official, Quits Northern Ireland Government, Setting Off Shake-UpMr. McGuinness resigned as deputy first minister to protest the government’s handling of an energy subsidy program. American Destroyer Fires Warning Shots at Iranian BoatsA Navy warship fired at Iranian boats that raced toward it near the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday, the first such episode since August. Yahoo Would Become ‘Altaba’ After Selling Its Internet BusinessIf and when its deal with Verizon goes through, the company will rename itself, and more than half of its board members will step down, Yahoo said in a regulatory filing. In Address, Cuomo Posits New York’s Policies as an Answer to TrumpThe governor delivered the first of six State of the State speeches at 1 World Trade Center on Monday. He presented an array of liberal proposals. To Improve Your Sense of Direction, Lose the TechnologyFor the directionally challenged, traveling can be a frustrating, time-wasting ordeal. But there are steps you can take to improve your sense of direction. Volkswagen Executive’s Trip to U.S. Allowed F.B.I. to PounceFederal agents arrested Oliver Schmidt, a top Volkswagen official now charged in the emissions scandal, as he prepared to depart Miami for Germany on Saturday night. At the Golden Globes, a New Culture War Erupts OnstageMeryl Streep used an acceptance speech as a rallying cry against Donald J. Trump. The president-elect and his supporters took up the challenge. The Best and Worst of the Golden GlobesHighlights from the awards night: the politics, the host, the jokes and the fashion. Sleeping on Denver’s Bitterly Cold StreetsA video of Denver police officers seizing blankets from Jerry Burton and other homeless people in late November created a public outcry. Here, he talks about the city’s laws banning urban camping. A Permanent Plinth for New Art Coming to the High LineA highly visible permanent stage for ambitious sculpture commissions, perched above 30th Street and 10th Avenue, is coming sometime in 2018. Smithsonian Hears Call for Women’s MuseumA commission’s report was cited by prominent women who support a new national institution on the National Mall. U2 Will Revisit ‘The Joshua Tree’ on 30th Anniversary Stadium TourThe band will play the 1987 album in its entirety each night, and headline the Bonnaroo festival in June. Trilobites: Looking at Your Home Planet from MarsThe camera on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter needed to be calibrated, so it made this image of the moon and Earth, which NASA released on Friday. Pope Francis Reiterates Support for Breast-Feeding in PublicCrying babies at a Mass in the Sistine Chapel drew remarks from the pope about what he called Jesus’ first sermon, in the manger. The Men's Shows: For Vivienne Westwood, an Unsentimental Return to LondonAfter steering clear of its fashion runways, the queen of punk goes back to the city she calls “the beating heart of the rotten financial system.” Nonfiction: Is Edward Snowden a Spy? A New Book Calls Him One.In “How America Lost Its Secrets,” Edward Jay Epstein says Russia was the main beneficiary of Snowden’s revelations. Review: FX’s ‘Taboo,’ a British Costume Drama With Doom and GloomThis heavy-breathing new series stars Tom Hardy as a rebellious scion who returns to London from abroad to reclaim his family legacy. The Neediest Cases: For Troubled Student, a Change of School and DirectionNajairee Davis was always in trouble in high school. A transfer, and help from The Neediest Cases, enabled her to see a future beyond angry fights in the hallways. More Recent Articles
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