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House Republicans, Under Fire, Back Down on Gutting Ethics OfficeLawmakers, facing a storm of bipartisan criticism, including from President-elect Donald J. Trump, reversed their steps against the Office of Congressional Ethics.     
Turmoil Overshadows First Day of Republican-Controlled CongressIt was a rocky start to a period in which Republicans had promised an end to Washington gridlock if they controlled both Congress and the White House. A New Congress Is Sworn In, but With Many Old FacesMembers of the 115th Congress, including the children of former Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta and former Vice President Dick Cheney, descended on the Capitol on Tuesday.
Republican Party, Megyn Kelly: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingWith Choice of Trade Negotiator, Trump Prepares to Confront Mexico and ChinaRobert Lighthizer shares a view with the president-elect that the United States has prioritized the ideal of free trade over its own self-interest.
Ford, Criticized by Trump, Cancels Plans to Build Mexican PlantIn a stunning reversal, Ford said it would scrap plans to build a plant in Mexico, while General Motors defended making a “small number” of Chevys there. Trump Says Intelligence Officials Delayed Briefing on Russian HackingMr. Trump suggested, with no evidence, that the officials might be buying time to assemble a more substantial case that Russia interfered in the election. N.A.A.C.P. President Arrested During Sit-In at Office of Jeff SessionsAlmost two dozen civil rights activists were demanding that Mr. Sessions, the Alabama senator, refuse Donald J. Trump’s nomination as attorney general. Transition Briefing: Trump and Senate Move Quickly to Repeal Affordable Care ActPresident-elect Donald J. Trump took to Twitter to denounce President Obama’s signature domestic achievement, as Senate Republicans disclosed legislation to dismantle it. Ruby Tandoh Just Wants You to Eat What You LoveThe cookbook author and essayist, who has a cult following in Britain, writes about our relationship to food, with all its pleasures and complications. New To Streaming: The Best Movies and TV Shows New to Netflix, Hulu and More in JanuaryHere are the new streaming titles we think are the most interesting, broken down by service. In Graft Inquiry, Benjamin Netanyahu’s Worst Enemy May Be HimselfAllies and enemies alike say that a criminal investigation into charges that the prime minister had accepted gifts was more serious than past scandals. After the Pain, a Chance to Meet and ForgiveA prison program in Kansas allowed the parents of a college student killed by a drunken driver to meet the man who had upended their lives. When Killer and Victim’s Mother Meet, Paths From Grief, Fear and Guilt EmergeThrough a program in the Kansas prisons, the mother of a man who was shot in a fight met the man who killed him. Both would come to grips with their demons. Megyn Kelly’s Jump to NBC From Fox News Will Test Her, and the NetworksMs. Kelly’s departure from Fox News will test her ability to connect with a broader audience, but the most significant implications concern the larger television news industry. About New York: She Faced Cuomo and Got Clemency. He Got ‘a Sense of Her Soul.’Judith Clark, who drove a getaway car in the 1981 Brink’s robbery that left three people dead, and Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo both expressed surprise at the result of their encounter. India’s Call-Center Talents Put to a Criminal Use: Swindling AmericansThe availability of computer-savvy, young, English-speaking job seekers and efficient technology have contributed to the growth in cyberfraud against Americans. Call to Centralize Security in Germany Broaches a Postwar TabooThe country’s top security official advocated consolidating powers in the federal government as the nation struggles with terrorism, a hard sell in a country with a totalitarian past. Nonfiction: Two New Books Look at the Holocaust in Civic and Military TermsDavid Cesarani’s “Final Solution” and Peter Hayes’s “Why?” offer fresh perspectives on the Holocaust. Germany’s Latest Best Seller? A Critical Version of ‘Mein Kampf’Historians say their annotated edition of Hitler’s manifesto has provoked a necessary discussion and sold 85,000 copies one year since publication Search for Istanbul Club GunmanTurkish officials have released few details about the gunman who killed 39 people at a crowded nightclub on New Year’s Day. Cuomo Proposes Free Tuition at New York State Colleges for Eligible StudentsThe governor unveiled a plan to offer free tuition at some colleges, including two-year community colleges, to those students whose families earn $125,000 or less annually. Drop in Gang Violence Drove New York City Shootings Below 1,000 in 2016The decline was a result of what police officials say has been a focus on gang takedowns and targeted arrests in some of the city’s roughest neighborhoods. In Blow to ‘Brexit’ Plans, Britain’s Top Envoy to E.U. ResignsThe British government said Ivan Rogers was leaving early to give his successor a chance to take over before formal exit negotiations start. Park Geun-hye, South Korean President, Is a No-Show at Impeachment TrialLawyers for Ms. Park said she was unlikely to attend any of the proceedings at the Constitutional Court, which will decide whether she is removed from office. Customs Outage Frustrates Fliers at Airports Across U.S.Travelers vented online Monday night after a four-hour failure in a Customs and Border Protection processing system caused long lines and delays. 2 Credit-Reporting Agencies Must Pay $23 Million for Deceptive PracticesThe Consumer Financial Protection Bureau fined TransUnion and Equifax for deceiving customers about the usefulness of credit scores and the cost of obtaining them. Coal Fire, Not Just Iceberg, Doomed the Titanic, a Journalist ClaimsA documentary posits that the demise of the ship may have been accelerated by a giant blaze in its hull that appeared to have started as long as three weeks before it set off. JPMorgan Chase Plans to Cut Sapphire Reserve Card’s Bonus in HalfThe sign-up bonus, 100,00 points, will be cut for online applicants after Jan. 12, and for those applying at JPMorgan Chase branches after March 12. Broadway Breaks Multiple Records Through New Year’s WeekendThe 33 plays and musicals running last week brought in a whopping $49.7 million, making it the highest-grossing week in Broadway history. Lecce Journal: Italian Inmates Sip, Smell and Taste Their Way to RehabilitationA program teaches prisoners new professional skills and helps them develop a bond with the region known for its Negroamaro grape varieties. The Sound of the Rangers Gets a TuneupFrom five stories above the Madison Square Garden arena floor, Ray Castoldi provides the soundtrack for the Knicks and Rangers. Watch him play his new organ during a recent Rangers vs. Devils game. The Rangers and the Knicks Get a New Sound for the Winter SeasonsRay Castoldi began playing the organ for games at Madison Square Garden in 1989, and the sound has never been better. On the Runway: What to Watch for in Fashion in 2017From new looks in Washington and Paris to Serena Williams’s wedding, it’s going to be a year to remember. Feature: One Man’s Quest to Change the Way We DieHow B.J. Miller, a doctor and triple amputee, used his own experience to pioneer a new model of palliative care at a small, quirky hospice in San Francisco. Fiction: No Shrinking Violets: A Short Story Collection From Roxane GayTroubled, troublesome narrators star in “Difficult Women,” a collection of stories by Roxane Gay. The Neediest Cases: For a Mother With Big Dreams, Two Forbidden Words: ‘I Can’t’Alicia Rivera, 35, who hopes to open a dance studio, juggles obligations at work, college and home while setting high expectations for her four children. More Recent Articles
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