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North Korea celebrates Lunar New Year, but state obligations come first Elizabeth ShimJan. 27 (UPI) -- North and South Korea are expected to celebrate one of the few national holidays they have in common: the Lunar New Year.     
Chicago Bulls attempt to clear air with team meeting The Sports XchangeDwyane Wade and Jimmy Butler apparently have no hard feelings one day after Chicago Bulls teammate Rajon Rondo criticized the team's veterans in an Instagram post.   MLB awards 2019 All-Star Game to Cleveland The Sports XchangeMajor League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred officially announced Friday that the 90th All-Star Game in 2019 will be held at Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Indians.  
Trump, Nieto talk by phone, agree to keep talks of wall payment private Doug G. WareJan. 27 (UPI) -- Less than 48 hours after President Trump ordered a new wall for the U.S.-Mexico border, he spoke to Mexico's leader by phone Friday and smoothed out the edges.   President Trump: What the new White House has done so far UPI StaffJan. 27 (UPI) -- In his first days in office, President Donald Trump has taken action on issues including healthcare, abortion, trade and oil pipelines.  
New lawsuit accuses 31 Baylor football players in 52 'acts of rape' Doug G. WareJan. 27 (UPI) -- Another lawsuit was filed against Baylor University Friday, claiming that the number of rapes involving athletes is far greater than previously known.   Trump signs orders to beef-up military, toughen visa checks for refugees Doug G. WareJan. 27 (UPI) -- President Trump made good on two more campaign promises Friday -- to strengthen the military and ramp up vetting of foreign nationals seeking a U.S. visa.   Beloved supermarket cat to be immortalized with crowdfunded statue Daniel UriaJan. 27 (UPI) -- A group of people in a town in England have a launched a crowdfunding campaign to honor a cat that once resided in a local supermarket.   Another Mexican cartel runner, 2 others arrested for trafficking Doug G. WareJan. 27 (UPI) -- Mexican police have rounded up three more accused drug-runners, including a man they believe is a boss in Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's Sinaloa cartel.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump Bars Refugees and Citizens of 7 Muslim CountriesThe president also temporarily suspended immigration from seven mostly Muslim countries and gave preference to Christians from abroad.  
News Analysis: Fears That Trump’s Visa Ban Betrays Friends and Bolsters EnemiesOfficials, analysts and citizens across Muslim-majority countries said the order was a sign that President Trump sees Islam itself as the problem. In Iran, Shock and Bewilderment Over Trump Visa CrackdownThe new administration’s freeze on visas for a targeted group of countries could provide an early test of its relationship with Tehran.
Full Executive Order Text: Trump’s Action Limiting Refugees Into the U.S.The White House released the language of the executive order that President Trump signed on Friday at the Pentagon. Russians Charged With Treason Worked in Office Linked to Election HackingThe appearance of news on the arrests in four prominent publications suggested that the Kremlin may be prepared to reveal more about the matter.
Voices From the ‘March for Life’ in WashingtonWomen of varying views gathered in Washington for the 44th annual March for Life. Anti-Abortion Marchers Draw Inspiration From an Unlikely SourceA week after women protested the new president, this year’s March for Life was seen as a peaceful act of defiance in support of him. Trump’s First Week: Misfires, Crossed Wires, and a Satisfied SmilePresident Trump’s first week in office has seen its stops and starts, but one thing is certain: There is no lack of ambition, or effort, on his part. Fact Check: President Trump’s First WeekPresident Trump made claims about the election, the C.I.A., and his inauguration crowd size. We checked the facts. In Private, Republican Lawmakers Agonize Over Health Law RepealAn audio recording of a closed-door meeting reveals concerns that contrast with the confidence party leaders and President Trump express in public. Trump Backers Like His First Draft of a New AmericaVoters who cast ballots for Mr. Trump cheered as they saw a new conservative era in government taking shape, even if they were a little leery of him. Nikki Haley Puts U.N. on Notice: U.S. Is ‘Taking Names’President Trump’s new ambassador to the United Nations said the United States would respond accordingly to those who “don’t have our back.” Trump’s Hiring Freeze Creates Confusion for Veterans AffairsOfficials at the short-staffed Department of Veterans Affairs are still trying to determine the extent of the president’s executive order. Trump and Mexican President Speak by Phone Amid Dispute Over WallThe two spoke for about an hour, and both presidents made an effort to say that the call had been productive. However, they stood their ground on their positions. Rafael Nadal, March for Life: Your Friday Evening BriefingFamily DNA Searches Seen as Crime-Solving Tool, and Intrusion on RightsAn unsolved Queens killing has led to calls for widening DNA searches to include relatives of possible suspects. But the method, a frontier in forensic science, has critics. As Climate Change Accelerates, Floating Cities Look Like Less of a Pipe DreamA costly plan to build floating islands shows how climate change is pushing the search for innovative solutions, but some critics ask who will ultimately benefit. Duterte’s Free Birth-Control Order Is Latest Skirmish With Catholic ChurchThe Philippine president’s demand gives clear guidance to local officials, after challenges by the church and others kept a 2012 law from taking full effect. Sinosphere: At Hong Kong New Year Fair, Defiance Gives Way to ResignationAlong with fish balls and flowers, vendors in Victoria Park sold a game with a predetermined set of outcomes, a nod to the Beijing-directed selection of the city’s leader. John Hurt, British Actor Hailed for His Shape-Shifting Roles, Dies at 77Mr. Hurt was nominated for an Academy Award for his portrayal of the title role in the 1980 film “The Elephant Man.” Love and Black Lives, in Pictures Found on a Brooklyn StreetA discarded photo album reveals a rich history of black lives, from the segregated South to Harlem dance halls to a pretty block in Crown Heights. Woman Linked to Emmett Till Lynching Says Her Claims Were FalseCarolyn Bryant Donham is quoted in a new book as admitting her allegations that Emmett grabbed her and was sexually crude toward her in 1955 are “not true.” Nonfiction: Emmett Till’s Murder: What Really Happened That Day in the Store?In Timothy B. Tyson’s “The Blood of Emmett Till,” the woman whose claims led to Till’s death admits she lied in court. Venus Williams the Underdog in Grand Sibling RivalryMs. Williams will meet her sister, Serena, in the Australian Open final Saturday. In eight previous Grand Slam finals between the sisters, Serena has won six. On Tennis: Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal Breathe New Life Into an Old RivalryAfter Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic were eliminated in the first week at the Australian Open, Federer and Nadal bested younger players to reach the men’s final. Why Did Sunny the Red Panda Escape a Virginia Zoo? Maybe to Avoid MatingThe female red panda was last seen in her habitat at the Virginia Zoo in Norfolk on Monday evening and searches have produced no credible sightings. Judge Allows Lawsuit Against Psychologists in C.I.A. Torture CaseThree men who were held as enemy combatants have sued two American contractors who helped devise a program to interrogate terrorism suspects. The Public Editor: Friday Mailbag: Measuring Crowds, Maligning a RegionDid The Times underestimate the number of people who marched last weekend? And why does it keep writing off part of the country as the “Rust Belt”? Japandroids: Shriek-Along Punk. Literary Lyrics.This two-man rock band returns five years after its breakthrough, “Celebration Rock,” with an album that’s as much about the words as the noise. Uneasy About the Future, Readers Turn to Dystopian ClassicsA boost in sales for books like George Orwell’s “Animal Farm” and “1984” seems to reflect an organic response from readers wary of President Trump’s rhetoric. Chuck Stewart, Jazz Photographer, Dies at 89; You’ve Seen His Album CoversMr. Stewart created an archive of some 800,000 negatives, and by his count his photographs appeared on the covers of at least 2,000 albums. More Recent Articles
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