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Alex Butler Jan. 24 (UPI) -- Miami Marlins slugger Giancarlo Stanton was up late on Twitter Tuesday for a special announcement.
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  1. World Baseball Classic: Giancarlo Stanton to play for Team USA
  2. Common treatment for irregular heartbeat may harm the brain, study says
  3. Mo Williams: A tale of four NBA teams and zero minutes played in one month
  4. Younger thyroid cancer survivors face greater long-term health risks
  5. Lead levels in Flint water below federal limits, but still not drinkable
  6. Seattle Mariners retiring Edgar Martinez's jersey
  7. Report: James Mattis to visit Seoul, Tokyo as North Korea threat grows
  8. Facebook paying Antonio Brown, "encouraged" locker room video

World Baseball Classic: Giancarlo Stanton to play for Team USA

Alex Butler
Jan. 24 (UPI) -- Miami Marlins slugger Giancarlo Stanton was up late on Twitter Tuesday for a special announcement.
    

Common treatment for irregular heartbeat may harm the brain, study says

HealthDay News
A common treatment for a form of irregular heartbeat may put some patients at higher risk for brain injury, according to researchers in California.
    

Mo Williams: A tale of four NBA teams and zero minutes played in one month

Alex Butler
Jan. 24 (UPI) -- He decided, while standing in the glow of the Larry O'Brien Trophy, that 2016 would be his last year in the NBA.
    

Younger thyroid cancer survivors face greater long-term health risks

HealthDay News
Younger survivors of thyroid cancer are at increased risk for certain types of health problems later in life because of treatments, a new study suggests.
    

Lead levels in Flint water below federal limits, but still not drinkable

Stephen Feller
Jan. 24 (UPI) -- Tap water in Flint, Michigan, has lead levels below those requiring government action, but officials say the water is not yet safe enough to actually drink.
    

Seattle Mariners retiring Edgar Martinez's jersey

Alex Butler
Jan. 24 (UPI) -- Mark it down in your calendars, Seattle Mariners fans.
    

Report: James Mattis to visit Seoul, Tokyo as North Korea threat grows

Elizabeth Shim
Jan. 24 (UPI) -- U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis is to make his first overseas visit to South Korea and Japan.
    

Facebook paying Antonio Brown, "encouraged" locker room video

Alex Butler
Jan. 24 (UPI) -- Those questioning why Antonio Brown would break the sacred bond NFL players share in locker rooms now have their answer.
    
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Washington Post Trump to sign executive orders enabling construction of proposed border wall and targeting sanctuary cities Washington Post President Trump plans to sign executive orders Wednesday enabling construction of his proposed wall on ...
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  1. Trump to sign executive orders enabling construction of proposed border wall and targeting sanctuary cities - Washington Post
  2. Information lockdown hits Trump's federal agencies - Politico
  3. President Donald Trump's thin skin - CNN

Trump to sign executive orders enabling construction of proposed border wall and targeting sanctuary cities - Washington Post


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Trump to sign executive orders enabling construction of proposed border wall and targeting sanctuary cities
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President Trump plans to sign executive orders Wednesday enabling construction of his proposed wall on the U.S.-Mexico border and targeting cities where local leaders refuse to hand over illegal immigrants for deportation, according to White House ...
Trump Expected to Order Mexican Border WallNew York Times
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Federal agencies are clamping down on public information and social media in the early days of Donald Trump's presidency, limiting employees' ability to issue news releases, tweet, make policy pronouncements or otherwise communicate with the outside ...
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The United States' southern neighbor must convince President Trump that if he blows up the trade agreement, his country will suffer, too.
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  1. Economic Scene: Mexico’s Potential Weapons if Trump Declares War on Nafta
  2. A Supreme Court Pick Is Promised. A Political Brawl Is Certain.
  3. On Washington: Democrats, With Garland on Mind, Mobilize for Supreme Court Fight
  4. Trump Won’t Back Down From His Voting Fraud Lie. Here Are the Facts.
  5. First 100 Days Briefing: Press Secretary Affirms that Trump Believes Lie of Millions of Illegal Voters
  6. Academy Awards, James Comey: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
  7. Trump Revives Keystone Pipeline Rejected by Obama
  8. Tom Price’s Heated Hearing Is Unlikely to Derail His Nomination
  9. Federal Debt Projected to Grow by Nearly $10 Trillion Over Next Decade
  10. News Analysis: Trump Injects High Risk Into Relations With China
  11. Critic's Notebook: For Trump, Everything Is a Rating
  12. A Deadly Tornado’s Destruction
  13. On Mosul’s Front Lines: Advances in Battle, but Peril Abounds
  14. The Right Way to Fall
  15. ‘La La Land’ and Diversity in Oscar Nods
  16. Emboldened by Trump, Israel Approves a Wave of West Bank Settlement Expansion
  17. Are New Drugs for Hepatitis C Safe? A Report Raises Concerns
  18. On Tennis: CoCo Vandeweghe Tames Her Emotions and Elevates Her Game
  19. Mirjana Lucic-Baroni to Meet Serena Williams in Australian Open Semifinals
  20. When Campus Rapists Are Repeat Offenders
  21. Netflix and CBS Try to Shake Up Reality TV
  22. Dutch Leader Takes Trump-Like Turn in Face of Hard-Right Challenge
  23. Two Men Killed at Staten Island Business, Police Say
  24. Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton Says He Has Prostate Cancer
  25. Iran, Russia and Turkey Agree to Enforce Syria Cease-Fire, but Don’t Explain How
  26. ‘Brexit’ Ruling Reveals Cracks in Britain’s Centuries-old Institutions
  27. Fuling Journal: A Chinese Nuclear Site, Hidden in a Mountain, Is Reborn as a Tourist Draw
  28. What’s Wrong With the Golden State Warriors? Warped Expectations
  29. Climate Change Activist’s Barefoot Walk Across America Ends in Tragedy
  30. Starbucks Set to Add Three to Board, Making It More Diverse
  31. Harold Hayes, Survivor of Secret World War II Odyssey, Dies at 94
  32. Nonfiction: Geography Made America Great. Has Globalization Undone Its Influence?
  33. First Words: Calling Yourself ‘Humbled’ Doesn’t Sound as Humble as It Used To
  34. The Neediest Cases: A Door to a Home Brimming With Love, and Open to All
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Economic Scene: Mexico’s Potential Weapons if Trump Declares War on Nafta

The United States’ southern neighbor must convince President Trump that if he blows up the trade agreement, his country will suffer, too.

    

A Supreme Court Pick Is Promised. A Political Brawl Is Certain.

Judge William Pryor Jr. and Judge Neil Gorsuch are leading candidates, but Democrats vow fierce opposition to anyone the president picks.

    

On Washington: Democrats, With Garland on Mind, Mobilize for Supreme Court Fight

Reeling over Republicans’ refusal to hold a hearing for President Barack Obama’s nominee last year, Democrats see Mr. Trump’s coming nomination as a chance to take a stand.

    

Trump Won’t Back Down From His Voting Fraud Lie. Here Are the Facts.

The president’s spokesman confirmed that Mr. Trump believes millions of unauthorized immigrants voted illegally, appearing to refer to studies that do not support the false claim.

    

First 100 Days Briefing: Press Secretary Affirms that Trump Believes Lie of Millions of Illegal Voters

The White House press secretary, Sean Spicer, confirmed in a briefing that the president believes in the untrue assertion of widespread voter fraud.

    

Academy Awards, James Comey: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

    

Trump Revives Keystone Pipeline Rejected by Obama

The new president continued dismantling his predecessor’s policies by clearing the way for a project at the heart of the battle over climate change.
    

Tom Price’s Heated Hearing Is Unlikely to Derail His Nomination

Democrats pressed Mr. Price, the nominee for health and human services secretary, on ethics and the Affordable Care Act, but his support from Republicans is solid.
    

Federal Debt Projected to Grow by Nearly $10 Trillion Over Next Decade

Congressional Budget Office projections reveal the strain that the debt will have on the economy as President Trump embarks on plans to slash taxes and ramp up spending.

    

News Analysis: Trump Injects High Risk Into Relations With China

As he tosses aside decades of American trade policy, President Trump could also go his own way on other issues with China, including Taiwan and the South China Sea.

    

Critic's Notebook: For Trump, Everything Is a Rating

Donald J. Trump embellished his “Apprentice” ratings and the number of floors in Trump Tower. As president, he has continued using suspect math.

    

A Deadly Tornado’s Destruction

See the devastation in Hattiesburg, Miss., after a tornado ripped through early Saturday, killing four people, injuring more than 20 others, and destroying homes and businesses during a weekend of deadly storms throughout the South.
    

On Mosul’s Front Lines: Advances in Battle, but Peril Abounds

Though Iraqi forces have pushed Islamic State militants west across the Tigris River, 750,000 people remain in areas under the militants’ control.

    

The Right Way to Fall

Paratroopers and stuntmen share their advice: Be like a toddler.

    

‘La La Land’ and Diversity in Oscar Nods

Voters gave “La La Land” 14 nominations, a tie for the most in Academy Award history. The academy also moved past two #OscarsSoWhite years by honoring six black actors — a record.
    

Emboldened by Trump, Israel Approves a Wave of West Bank Settlement Expansion

The move, after weeks of international criticism, signals that just days into the Trump administration, Israel feels freer to shake off restrictions.

    

Are New Drugs for Hepatitis C Safe? A Report Raises Concerns

Drugs approved in recent years that can cure hepatitis C may have severe side effects, including liver failure, a new report suggests.

    

On Tennis: CoCo Vandeweghe Tames Her Emotions and Elevates Her Game

The unseeded American has been much more even-tempered in the last two rounds, her coach said, helping her advance to her first Grand Slam singles semifinal.

    

Mirjana Lucic-Baroni to Meet Serena Williams in Australian Open Semifinals

The 34-year-old Lucic-Baroni, unseeded and ranked 79th in the world, outlasted Karolina Pliskova, 24, and will face Serena Williams, 35, in a semifinal on Thursday.

    

When Campus Rapists Are Repeat Offenders

Some students commit sexual assault more than once, research says. Many question whether colleges are doing enough to prevent these recurring crimes.

    

Netflix and CBS Try to Shake Up Reality TV

With “Hunted” from CBS and “Ultimate Beastmaster” from Netflix, the outlets are trying something new in a sleepy genre.

    

Dutch Leader Takes Trump-Like Turn in Face of Hard-Right Challenge

Prime Minister Mark Rutte, who faces elections in March, published a letter saying immigrants who “abuse our freedom” would not be tolerated.

    

Two Men Killed at Staten Island Business, Police Say

The victims, who the authorities said appeared to be in their 50s, were found dead at the back of Universal Merchant Funding.
    

Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton Says He Has Prostate Cancer

Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton announced Tuesday that he has prostate cancer, revealing the diagnosis hours after collapsing while delivering his State of the State address the night before.
    

Iran, Russia and Turkey Agree to Enforce Syria Cease-Fire, but Don’t Explain How

Neither the Syrian government nor the rebel fighters — who briefly met face to face for the first time in nearly six years of war — signed a pact.

    

‘Brexit’ Ruling Reveals Cracks in Britain’s Centuries-old Institutions

The Supreme Court decision that Parliament must approve Brexit talks raises ancient tensions that may have more impact than the ruling itself.

    

Fuling Journal: A Chinese Nuclear Site, Hidden in a Mountain, Is Reborn as a Tourist Draw

Begun in the 1960s, the 816 nuclear plant was once one of China’s most ambitious military projects, creating what is said to be the world’s largest artificial cave.

    

What’s Wrong With the Golden State Warriors? Warped Expectations

When you’re absurdly good and then add Kevin Durant, the bar becomes unreasonably high even as the fundamental numbers stay about the same.

    

Climate Change Activist’s Barefoot Walk Across America Ends in Tragedy

Mark Baumer of Rhode Island was 100 days into his trek to bring attention to environmental issues when he was struck and killed by an S.U.V. in Florida.

    

Starbucks Set to Add Three to Board, Making It More Diverse

An African-American woman and an Indian-American man are among the additions, which if approved would make the board 36 percent ethnic minority.
    

Harold Hayes, Survivor of Secret World War II Odyssey, Dies at 94

Mr. Hayes was among a group of noncombatants stranded behind enemy lines in Albania in 1943, hiding in caves, near starvation and hunted by German patrols.

    

Nonfiction: Geography Made America Great. Has Globalization Undone Its Influence?

Geography made America a great nation, Robert D. Kaplan argues in “Earning the Rockies,” but globalization is eroding its influence.

    

First Words: Calling Yourself ‘Humbled’ Doesn’t Sound as Humble as It Used To

It used to be an “I’m not worthy” declaration. Now it’s just another way of expressing everyone’s favorite theme: how great we are.

    

The Neediest Cases: A Door to a Home Brimming With Love, and Open to All

Sandra Parker, inspired by her own upbringing, has welcomed the task of raising several of her grandchildren, stepping up when her children could not.

    

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