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May tells Trump, GOP that U.S., U.K. have opportunity to 'lead, together' Stephen FellerJan. 26 (UPI) -- British Prime Minister Theresa May warned attendees at a GOP retreat that the U.S. not pull back too far from its position of global political leadership.     
NASA satellite spots fires raging in Chile Brooks HaysJan. 26 (UPI) -- Two new images from NASA's Terra and Aqua satellites reveal dozens of massive smoke plumes emanating from wildfires in Chile.   Self-check for thyroid abnormalities can help earlier detection of cancerHealthDay News Regular self-exams can help improve early detection of thyroid disease, a specialist says, getting patients treatment earlier.  
Fecal transplant reduces autism symptoms in children in small studyDennis Thompson, HealthDay News Children with autism in a recent study given healthy gut bacteria using a fecal transplant experienced a 25 percent reduction in symptoms, researchers report.   Michael Waltrip to retire from NASCAR after Daytona 500 Alex ButlerJan. 26 (UPI) -- He hasn't raced full time since 2009, but Michael Waltrip will step out of NASCAR for good on February 26.  
Fugitive on FBI 'most wanted' list for '83 Texas murder surrenders Stephen FellerJan. 26 (UPI) -- A man wanted in connection with the 1983 death of a woman in Austin, who was added to the FBI's Most Wanted list last year, turned himself in on Thursday.   Miami Dolphins WR Jarvis Landry stars in NFL skills competition By Phillip Heilman, The Sports XchangeNew York Giants receiver Odell Beckham Jr. has used acrobatic, one-handed catches to complete many of his signature plays early on in his NFL career.   Tiger Woods shoots 76 in his first round back The Sports XchangeTiger Woods was back hitting shots on a PGA Tour course on Thursday and that was the more positive development.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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White House Sows Confusion About Plan for a 20% Import TaxSean Spicer, the White House press secretary, appeared to endorse the plan as a way to pay for a wall on the Mexican border, but then backtracked.  
Tax Policy: How to Interpret the Trump Administration’s Latest Signals on MexicoA proposal put forth by the White House on Thursday at first sounded like a big tariff on Mexican imports, but the reality is less drastic. In a Corner, President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico Punches BackThe cancellation of his trip to the United States ended months of diplomacy for a leader caught between his people and an unpredictable, and at times hostile, American president.
Counting the Winners and Losers From an Import-Based TaxA plan to revamp corporate taxes by making importers pay, but not exporters, could be costly for retailers and many industries, as well as consumers. Trump’s Immigration Order Expands the Definition of ‘Criminal’Tucked into the president’s executive order on building a wall along the border with Mexico is language that widens officials’ authority to deport undocumented immigrants.
Republicans Now Marching With Trump on Ideas They Had OpposedRepublicans’ longstanding opposition to federal spending, along with other party orthodoxy, is being cast aside to support President Trump Congressional Memo: As Trump Thunders, G.O.P. Lawmakers Duck and CoverChoosing to answer a question no one asked, declaring oneself “a policy guy” and stroking the chin of a puppy: ways to shrug off questions about the president. First 100 Days Briefing: Trump to G.O.P. Gathering: Where’s My C.I.A. Director?President Trump asked a congressional Republican retreat in Philadelphia where his C.I.A. director was, raising questions about his understanding of the agency’s independence. Trump Strategist Stephen Bannon Says Media Should ‘Keep Its Mouth Shut’Mr. Bannon, one of President Trump's top advisers, gave a scathing assessment of the news media, calling it “the opposition party.” Trump Will Call for a Pentagon Plan to Hit ISIS Harder, Officials SayThe White House is drafting a presidential directive seeking an aggressive plan that could include American artillery and attack helicopters in action in Syria. Trump on Their Side, Conservatives See Hope in Lengthy Abortion FightTwo fights loom in Washington for social conservatives: an effort in Congress to eliminate Planned Parenthood’s federal funding and the choice of a Supreme Court nominee who opposes abortion. Abortion Foes Aim to Compete With Turnout for Women’s MarchThis year’s anti-abortion march in Washington – the 44th annual March for Life — was expected to be a celebratory event at which abortion foes could savor a few wins. Trump Called National Park Chief Over Twitter Post on Inaugural CrowdPresident Trump asked why someone from the agency had shared someone else’s Twitter post giving an unflattering comparison of his inaugural crowd. Mexico, Chinese New Year: Your Thursday Evening BriefingKeystone XL Pipeline: A New Opening, but What Lies Ahead?Even with President Trump’s blessing for the project, blocked by his predecessor, it still faces changing energy markets and environmental protests. Common Sense: Elon Musk Has Trump’s Ear, and Wall Street Takes NoteThe political tide might seem unfavorable for electric cars and solar panels, but the new president may see them as part of a job-producing future. His Predecessor Gone, Gambia’s New President Finally Comes HomeThe president, Adama Barrow, had fled to neighboring Senegal more than a week earlier after Yahya Jammeh, his defeated predecessor, refused to cede power. The Race Home for Chinese New YearThe world’s biggest annual human migration is underway as hundreds of millions of Chinese leave the cities to return to their hometowns for the Spring Festival. Chinese New Year: Inside the World’s Largest TrekTens of millions are traveling from industrial regions to their hometowns to celebrate. The holiday rush is not a tranquil experience, but it has become more orderly. How to Make Broccoli and Cauliflower That Isn’t BoringNo need to settle for plain steamed vegetables when you can brighten them with garlic, red pepper and lemon, or enrich them with butter or cheese. A Lynching in Georgia, and 8 Decades Later an ApologyThe police chief in LaGrange, Ga., who is white, says he will apologize for the death of a young black man by a white mob in 1940. New Prospects for Growing Human Replacement Organs in AnimalsHuman stem cells could be implanted in an early pig embryo, making a chimera with human organs suitable for transplant. On Tennis: A Final Match for Venus and Serena Williams. But Maybe Not the Last One.It would be tempting to say the sisters’ meeting in the Australian Open might be their last in a Grand Slam tournament final, but they have upended conventional wisdom before. Review: Matthew McConaughey Mines Profane Capitalism in ‘Gold’He plays a rogue who strikes it rich, a thrill complicated by the corruptions of wealth, treachery and the schemer’s own fecklessness. ‘Making It on My Own,’ With Mary Tyler Moore as a Guide“Mary lived in a studio apartment with a pullout sofa bed, and not coincidentally so did I,” Jane Pauley writes of Ms. Moore’s most famous character. Mary Tyler Moore, Who Incarnated the Modern Woman on TV, Dies at 80Ms. Moore was best known as the spunky professional Mary Richards on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and as Laura Petrie, the wife of a comedy writer, on “The Dick Van Dyke Show.” Eike Batista, Once Brazil’s Richest Man, Is Sought in Corruption InquiryThe police are seeking the arrest of Mr. Batista, an oil and mining magnate, in connection with bribes paid to the former governor of Rio de Janeiro. Alphabet’s Profits Stay Predictably Good in a Volatile IndustryWhile other tech companies rise and fall with consumer tastes, Google’s parent has been consistent in generating huge earnings. Texas Muslims Voice Concerns After Inflammatory Survey and ForumInsulted members of the Texas Muslim community are responding to a survey sent out by a state representative, who said it was designed to expose “radical Islamic terrorism.” Alaskan Veteran Is Indicted in Fort Lauderdale Airport RampageEsteban Santiago, 26, faces 22 federal counts, none terrorism-related, in a shooting spree this month that left five people dead and six others wounded. Review: ‘Yours Unfaithfully,’ on an Open Marriage and Its PitfallsIn this Mint Theater production — written by Miles Malleson in 1933 but only now having its world premiere — a couple weigh the merits of polyamory. Trump Criticizes ‘S.N.L.’ Writer Who Joked About His Son BarronThe president called the writer “terrible” and described the show as “failing” and “not funny” in an interview with Sean Hannity. Man Kicked J.F.K. Airport Worker Wearing Hijab, Prosecutor SaysA passenger faces hate crime charges after he kicked an airline worker in a head scarf at Kennedy and told her, “Trump is here now,” officials said. Inquiry Into Fatal Amtrak Crash Reveals Error in CommunicationDocuments that are part of a continuing investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board also revealed the train’s operator tested positive for marijuana. Hydrogen Squeezed Into a Metal, Possibly Solid, Harvard Physicists SayScientists have been chasing solid metallic hydrogen for decades. The latest claim, published in the journal Science, draws debate. VW Executive, Hired to Help Overhaul Carmaker’s Culture, Is to LeaveThe surprise departure of Christine Hohmann-Dennhardt raises questions about the company’s willingness to change after the diesel deception scandal. The Nation’s Zoos Know You Need to See Cute Animals Right NowA tweetstorm with more “awws” than “aghs” started with the birth of a seal pup at the Smithsonian. Beirut Journal: On Lebanon’s Once-Sparkling Shores, a Garbage Dump GrowsA landfill that is attracting birds that endanger aviation is a symbol of dysfunction to many in Lebanon. Doomsday Clock Moves Closer to Midnight, Signaling Concern Among ScientistsThe clock run by a group of scientists now stands at two and a half minutes before midnight, which symbolically represents the end of days. Shia LaBeouf Is Arrested at Anti-Trump Art Show in New YorkThe actor and performance artist was charged with misdemeanor assault and harassment, and was ordered to appear in court in April. Heads Up: In Hawaii, Contemporary Art Gets Its Moment in the SunFueled by a new wave of young local and foreign artists, the state is becoming an increasingly relevant center for contemporary art. More Recent Articles
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