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Grateful Johnny Depp at the People's Choice Awards: 'I came here for you, the people' Karen ButlerJohnny Depp won the People's Choice Award for Favorite Movie Icon at a ceremony in Los Angeles Wednesday night.     
Trump picks former Georgia Gov. Perdue for secretary of agriculture Stephen FellerJan. 18 (UPI) -- President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly expected to nominate former Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue as head of the U.S. Department of Agriculture on Thursday.   MRIs may help guide neurological care for premature babiesDennis Thompson, HealthDay News MRI scans shortly after birth might help determine which premature babies have sustained a brain injury that will affect their development, a new study reports.  
Study: Grilled, smoked meats lower survival after breast cancerKathleen Doheny, HealthDay News New research suggests barbecued, grilled and smoked means may lower survival after breast cancer diagnosis.   Priyanka Chopra collects People's Choice Award days after suffering concussion Karen Butler"Quantico" star Priyanka Chopra collected the People's Choice Award for Favorite Dramatic TV Actress days after suffering a concussion during an on-set mishap.  
Versatile INF Trevor Plouffe agrees to one-year deal with Oakland A's The Sports XchangeThe Oakland Athletics agreed to terms with infielder Trevor Plouffe on a one-year, $5.25 million contract Wednesday.   Carmelo Anthony focused on New York Knicks, not drama with Phil Jackson The Sports XchangeCarmelo Anthony told reporters Wednesday he is tired of answering questions about his relationship with New York Knicks president Phil Jackson.   Maryland vs. Iowa 2017: Prediction, College Basketball game preview By Brendan Stiles, The Sports XchangeWith one-third of Big Ten play in the books, a somewhat unlikely team is currently atop the standings.   New North Korea ICBMs captured by intelligence, Seoul says Elizabeth ShimTwo North Korea intercontinental ballistic missiles have been recently detected, and the projectiles appear to be a new model.   Trump to be sworn in using Lincoln bible Stephen FellerJan. 18 (UPI) -- President-elect Donald Trump will be sworn in Friday, using two bibles: one that belonged to President Abraham Lincoln, and the other a gift from his mother.   Seattle Seahawks sign cornerback Perrish Cox Alex ButlerJan. 18 (UPI) -- The defense formerly known as the 'Legion of Boom' eventually withered from Matt Ryan's flaming arm in the NFC playoffs.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Choice for Health Secretary Is Vague on Replacing Affordable Care ActAt a Senate hearing, Representative Tom Price set lofty goals for replacing the health law but did not say how he would achieve them.  
Live Briefing: 10 Highlights From Today’s Confirmation HearingsTom Price, the health and human services pick, Scott Pruitt, chosen to lead the E.P.A., and others faced aggressive questioning at hearings but avoided major stumbles. Trump National Security Team Gets a Slow StartThe Obama administration has written 275 briefing papers for the incoming administration, but doesn’t know whether the material has been read.
At Dinner Honoring Mike Pence, Donald Trump Touches Many BasesThe president-elect credits his running mate, but also jabs at Republicans and critics alike, and talks about “merit-based” immigration. Obama Meets the Press One Last TimePresident Obama addressed a wide range of issues, including Chelsea Manning and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict during his last meeting with the White House press corps.
Obama Understood the Power of Art. And He Wanted You to Get It, Too.The president invited in artists and sought others out, from novelists to rappers to musicians to actors. From Headline to Photograph, a Fake News MasterpieceCameron Harris, a recent college graduate, pulled six million people into his bogus story about the discovery of fraudulent ballots for Hillary Clinton. A Trump Inauguration Casualty: The Silent, Smiling RockettesCurrent and former Rockettes find themselves in a new spotlight as they take sides over the inauguration, breaking with the solidarity that defines the troupe. Views on Abortion Strain Calls for Unity at Women’s March on WashingtonMarch officials are being criticized for including abortion rights language in the official platform, alienating women who consider themselves feminists but oppose the procedure. Sonny Perdue Is Trump’s Choice for Agriculture SecretaryMr. Perdue, Georgia’s first Republican governor since Reconstruction, had spoken with President-elect Donald J. Trump about trade deals’ effects on American producers. Nominee Betsy DeVos’s Knowledge of Education Basics Is Open to CriticismThe school choice advocate seemed unfamiliar with basic terms and policies, including the federal law for students with disabilities. ‘Learning Curve’ as Rick Perry Pursues a Job He Initially MisunderstoodMr. Perry had believed that, as energy secretary, he would be a global ambassador for oil and gas. In reality, he would be overseeing nuclear weapons. Trump Budget Nominee Did Not Pay Taxes for EmployeeThe disclosure that the nominee, Mick Mulvaney, failed to pay more than $15,000 in payroll taxes for a babysitter raised questions about his nomination. Trump, Price, Pruitt: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingStudent Loan Collector Cheated Millions, Lawsuits SayNavient made serious mistakes at every step of the loan collection process, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said in a lawsuit. News Analysis: Davos Elite Fret About Inequality Over Vintage Wine and CanapésPower brokers are in the Swiss Alps to discuss how to make globalization more lucrative, but there is no appetite for redistributing wealth or empowering workers. In a Blow to Prosecutor, South Korean Court Blocks Arrest of Samsung Group LeaderA justice rejected a request to issue a warrant for Jay Y. Lee, but the de facto Samsung chief can still be indicted if a special prosecutor decides to pursue bribery allegations. In Germany, a Far-Right Leader Stirs a Long-Suppressed NationalismBjörn Höcke, a star in the Alternative for Germany party, has found growing success challenging national regret over the Holocaust and the country’s Nazi crimes. Enter the Chaos of Duterte’s PhilippinesPresident Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines unleashed a brutal antidrug campaign that has killed thousands of people since he took office last June. Andrew Glazer of The New York Times takes us inside the grim reality in Manila. How 2016 Became Earth’s <br>Hottest Year on Record“We expect records to continue to be broken,” says a top climate scientist. These four graphics help illustrate the trend. Earth Sets Temperature Record for 3rd Straight YearOn Obama’s Pardon List: A Hotel Magnate Who Owned Studio 54Ian Schrager, a Studio 54 owner convicted in 1980 of tax evasion, might seem to be in little need of presidential intercession. He agrees, to a point. Chelsea Manning to Be Released Early as Obama Commutes SentenceThe Army intelligence analyst convicted in a 2010 leak of security documents is set to be freed this May instead of in 2045. Abducted at Birth and Found 18 Years Later, Woman Tries On New IdentityAlexis K. Manigo is trying to balance her ties to the woman who raised her, now charged with kidnapping, and to her birthparents. Villager and Israeli Police Officer Die in Clash at Bedouin HamletThere were conflicting accounts about events in Umm al-Hiran, a Negev village where homes were slated for demolition. Jewish Centers Across U.S. Face New Wave of Bomb ThreatsA frightening nationwide hoax targeting Jewish facilities continued with more than two dozen threats at centers in 17 states. Russians and Turks Conduct Joint Strikes on ISIS in SyriaThe collaborative missions against Islamic State positions serve to expand the two countries’ budding military cooperation Netflix Profit Rises 56 Percent to $67 MillionNetflix added a record 7.05 million streaming members in the three months that ended Dec. 31, beating its forecast of 5.2 million new members for the quarter. Death Toll in Mistaken Bombing of Camp in Nigeria Climbs to 70The number killed in an errant bombing by a Nigerian military fighter jet on Tuesday included at least nine aid workers, humanitarian groups said Wednesday. Paul McCartney Sues to Get Back His Beatles SongsThe dispute with Sony/ATV, over an obscure aspect of copyright law, involves dozens of songs he wrote with John Lennon. The Religious Leaders Taking Part in Trump’s Inaugural CeremonyA total of six, said to be a record for an inauguration, will each have 60 to 90 seconds to offer a reading or lead a prayer. Cate Blanchett’s Star Power Lifts ‘The Present’ on BroadwayThe work, an adaptation of Chekhov’s first play written by Ms. Blanchett’s husband, Andrew Upton, last week grossed just over $1 million. Kissinger’s Files and Invisible Ink Recipes: C.I.A. Trove Has It AllThe agency posted more than 930,000 documents online, including research on spiritualist healers in Mexico and reports on U.F.O.s. Hall of Fame Welcomes Tim Raines, Jeff Bagwell and Ivan RodriguezRaines was selected for Cooperstown in his final appearance on the writers’ ballot. Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens, still tainted by scandal, fell short again. United Nations Memo: In South Sudan, Mass Killings, Rapes and the Limits of U.S. DiplomacySamantha Power, the ambassador to the United Nations, is known for advocating diplomacy to prevent atrocities, but poor timing has hampered efforts to avert a catastrophe. Elder President George Bush Is Hospitalized in HoustonMr. Bush was in stable condition at Houston Methodist Hospital on Wednesday after doctors cleared his airway, his spokesman said. His wife, Barbara, was also admitted. Fiona Apple Releases a Trump Protest ChantThe chant is on a new track, called “Tiny Hands,” the singer created for the women’s march in Washington after Donald Trump’s inauguration. NBC Will Bring Back ‘Will & Grace’The original cast of the hit show, its director and its creators will all return for a 10-episode run during the 2017-18 season. N.F.L. Says Lady Gaga Not Banned From Talking TrumpThe football league has denied that it asked the singer not to discuss politics ahead of her performance at the Super Bowl. Donald Trump, the Lincoln Bible and a Page Out of HistoryMr. Trump will be sworn in on Lincoln’s Bible, which was also used by one other president: Barack Obama. Modern Love: The Modern Love Podcast: John Cho Reads ‘Men Don’t Care About Weddings? Groomzilla Is Hurt’On this week’s Modern Love Podcast, the “Star Trek” actor reads Craig Bridger’s story of a pre-wedding perfectionist freakout — by the groom. The Neediest Cases: Stepping Out of the Ring While Rolling With the PunchesJoanna Acevedo, 22, had to quit boxing and postpone her dreams to care for her daughter, who was born with a rare condition that has affected her eyesight. More Recent Articles
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