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Online brain-training program may ease ringing in the earsSteven Reinberg, HealthDay News An online program that "trains" the brain may help people cope with the constant ringing in the ears called tinnitus, a small study suggests.     
Skin cancer cream linked to 5 dog deaths, FDA saysHealthDay News Five dogs have died from exposure to a skin cancer cream prescribed for people, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Markeith Loyd officially charged in killing of Orlando police officer Stephen FellerJan. 19 (UPI) -- The man accused of killing an Orlando police officer and his pregnant ex-girlfriend said police lied about both amidst a profanity-laced rant in court Thursday.  
New York Jets owner Woody Johnson named UK ambassador The Sports XchangePresident-elect Donald Trump said on Thursday that New York Jets owner Woody Johnson will be named the U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom.   Oakland Raiders roll dice on Las Vegas with relocation application The Sports XchangeThe Oakland Raiders filed relocation paperwork to move to Las Vegas on Thursday, setting in motion the process to become the third NFL team since January 2016 to change markets.  
Barbara Bush hospitalized for bronchitis, President Bush remains in ICU Stephen FellerBarbara Bush has been receiving treatment for bronchitis since early this week at the same hospital President George H.W. Bush has been at since Saturday.   MLB All-Star Josh Johnson retiring after Tommy John hat-trick Alex ButlerJan. 19 (UPI) -- Josh Johnson hasn't toed a mound in major league baseball since 2013.   Rideshare company Uber to pay $20M for exaggerating drivers' pay Doug G. WareJan. 19 (UPI) -- Uber agreed Thursday to pay $20 million to settle federal charges that it misled potential drivers by overstating incomes they can earn by joining the company.   Rick Carlisle compares Dirk Nowitzki to Udonis Haslem Alex ButlerJan. 19 (UPI) -- One player is a 13-time All-Star and former NBA MVP, while the other has never averaged more than 12 points per game in 14 seasons.   Trump kicks off 58th inauguration on National Mall: 'I'll see you tomorrow' Doug G. WareJan. 19 (UPI) -- President-elect Donald Trump capped off the first day of his inauguration events Thursday by promising to make America "greater than it's ever been before."   Drug kingpin 'El Chapo' extradited to U.S. to face charges Doug G. WareJan. 19 (UPI) -- Reputed Mexican drug lord JoaquÃn "El Chapo" Guzmán was sent to the United States on Thursday to face criminal charges stemming from his trafficking cartel.   Abortions in Texas dropped dramatically after restrictions HealthDay NewsA Texas law -- later declared unconstitutional -- that increased travel distances to abortion clinics seems to have led to fewer abortions, a study suggests.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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A Trump Administration, With Obama Staff Members Filling In the GapsA chaotic transition process that cast aside Gov. Chris Christie’s blueprints has left the president-elect’s team scrambling to fill key posts.
Intercepted Russian Communications Part of Inquiry Into Trump AssociatesIt is not clear whether the communications had anything to do with Donald J. Trump or his campaign. Toby Keith and Trump Light Up a Lower-Wattage ConcertThis year’s preinaugural concert in Washington may not be like star-studded affairs of the past, but supporters say they don’t care.
At Trump Hotel in Washington, Champagne Toasts in an Ethical ‘Minefield’From the moment he is sworn in, the new president, Donald J. Trump, may be in violation of a lease with the federal government. Trump Nominees Make Clear Plans to Sweep Away Obama PoliciesOver two weeks of hearings, Donald J. Trump’s cabinet picks have strongly embraced a deeply conservative approach to governing.
Issues of Riches Trip Up Steven Mnuchin and Other NomineesMr. Mnuchin, who failed to disclose nearly $100 million in assets, said the disclosure forms were “complicated” and his omissions were “unintentional.” Adventures in Capitalism: For Trump’s Nominees, a Billionaires’ Guide to Running the GovernmentPresident-elect Donald J. Trump says the federal government can be managed like a business. We’re about to find out if he’s right. Rick Perry Regrets Call to Close Energy DepartmentWhen he was running for president, Mr. Perry said the department should be shut down. He takes a different view, now that he has been picked to run it. Your Guide to Inauguration Day 2017Donald J. Trump will take the oath of office on Friday. There will be plenty of pomp and a some protests, too, as thousands of people descend on Washington. Before Emptying the White House, Obama’s Glittering Round of FarewellsVisits by athletes, authors, rock stars and other celebrities gave President Obama a big exit. Ivanka’s Role in a Trump White HouseIvanka Trump has declared that she is taking a “formal leave of absence” from her company. With her father’s inauguration nearing and her husband, Jared Kushner, serving as his senior adviser, the role that Ms. Trump will play in Washington remains unclear. Road Trip to Trump’s Inauguration: ‘Let’s See What He Can Do’The New York Times is driving to the inauguration with supporters of President-elect Donald J. Trump. On Wednesday, we traveled with a woman from Massachusetts. Thirteen-plus hours later, we made it to Washington. Trump, Gambia, Rick Perry: Your Thursday Evening BriefingAsia and Australia Edition: Donald Trump, Gambia, Tehran: Your Morning BriefingEl Chapo, Mexican Drug Kingpin, Is Extradited to U.S.In an about-face for the Mexican government, Joaquín Guzmán Loera, known as El Chapo, was turned over to American officials on Thursday night. C.I.A. Torture Detailed in Newly Disclosed DocumentsThe material sheds additional light on the torture program as the future of the Senate’s classified full report on it hangs in the balance with the Obama presidency ending. In Navient Lawsuits, Unsettling Echoes of Past Lending CrisisThe largest U.S. collector of student loan payments is accused of engaging in the sloppiness and misleading tactics seen in the subprime market. Gambia’s New President Is Sworn In as Troops Enter the CountryYahya Jammeh, Gambia’s leader for 22 years, is refusing to make way for the newly elected president, Adama Barrow, who has yet to enter his own country as president. Supreme Court Justice Helping to Oversee Brazil Graft Inquiry Dies in Plane CrashThe Supreme Court justice, Teori Zavascki, had earned a reputation as a judge prepared to curb abuses of power by influential lawmakers and business leaders. Tesla’s Self-Driving System Cleared in Deadly CrashThe highway agency found that while Tesla’s Autopilot feature didn’t prevent a crash in Florida, the system performed as it was intended. Avalanche in Italy Buries Hotel, Leaving up to 30 MissingThe disaster came after earthquakes struck the region on Wednesday, prompting officials to close schools and the subway system in Rome as a precaution. At Least 20 Firefighters Killed in Tehran High-Rise CollapseThe 17-story Plasco Building, one of the Iranian capital’s oldest and most prominent skyscrapers, crumpled into a smoldering heap as millions watched on state TV. Trump Renews Vow for Jerusalem Embassy, a Gift of Uncertain ValuePalestinians in the West Bank protested the idea, which even many hard-line Israelis are not keen to embrace, seeing it as a catalyst to more fighting. Reporter's Notebook: A Clown and a Correspondent Join the Global EliteBen Hubbard, a Mideast correspondent for The Times, tags along with his wife, a storyteller who was invited to Davos as a “Cultural Leader.” Davos Elites See an ‘Abyss’: The Populist Surge Upending the Status QuoThe global elites, perplexed by the rise of populism threatening to upend globalization, have expressed worries over what the new political order will mean. Roberta Peters, Soprano With a Dramatic Entrance, Dies at 86Ms. Peters, who sang with the Metropolitan Opera for 35 years, was 20 when she was catapulted to stardom as a last-minute substitute in “Don Giovanni.” On Tennis: Novak Djokovic’s Invincibility Takes Another Hit, Opening a Door for OthersThe Australian Open’s No. 2 seed is out, and his former coach, Boris Becker, feels a recent shift in the player’s priorities has affected his intensity. About New York: Six Blocks, 96 Buildings, Zero Shootings: New Recipe at the Queensbridge HousesThe largest housing project in the United States, which was a social caldron a generation ago, has passed 365 days without a shooting. Trilobites: Fishing for Clues to Solve Namibia’s Fairy Circle MysteryThe new study suggests that both termites and plants may be jointly responsible for forming fairy circle landscapes in Namibia. The Oath of Office: 35 Words That Are Harder Than They LookThe oath is traditionally administered by the chief justice. In 2009, Justice John Roberts garbled the oath while swearing in Barack Obama. Was Ending the Search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 Justified?A multigovernment decision to stop the search, already the longest and most expensive in aviation history, raises ethical questions. Movie Premiere Is Canceled Amid Outrage Over Video of Distressed DogThe movie, “A Dog’s Purpose,” is aimed squarely at an audience of dog lovers but the footage threatens to repel the very audience filmmakers hope to draw. Memorable Inaugural Speeches: Washington, Lincoln, Jackson, Kennedy and ReaganOn the eve of Donald J. Trump’s inauguration, a look at some of the best-remembered speeches from presidents taking office. Voices: After Losing a Foster Child, Contemplating AnotherWe’ve given ourselves the time and space needed to figure out whether the hole in our lives is one that only he was meant to fill. Art Review: ‘I’m Nobody’? Not a Chance, Emily DickinsonA show at the Morgan Library & Museum offers a fresh take on the master poet. Goodbye, Belle of Amherst. More Recent Articles
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