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In cool forests, foraging bees prefer the warmth of darker flower petals Brooks HaysST. LOUIS, Jan. 5 (UPI) -- New research suggests a native Missouri bee species is skewing the reproductive patterns of wildflower morphs in cooler forests.     
Vancouver Canucks claim Reid Boucher off of waivers Alex ButlerVANCOUVER, British Columbia, Jan. 5 (UPI) -- Reid Boucher is moving to Canada.   Trump turns to Congress to fund proposed border wall Stephen FellerWASHINGTON, Jan. 5 (UPI) -- President-elect Donald Trump is moving away from demanding Mexico pay for a proposed wall along the southern border, instead working with Congress to fund it.  
Brock Lesnar suspended one year for doping Alex ButlerLAS VEGAS, Jan. 5 (UPI) -- Former UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar has been suspended for one year by USADA for failing two drug tests tied to July's UFC 200.   Cincinnati Reds' Brandon Phillips blocked trade to Atlanta Braves Alex ButlerCINCINNATI, Jan. 5 (UPI) -- Brandon Phillips was nearly a member of the Atlanta Braves last November.  
Running reduces inflammation in knees of under-35 runners, study saysHealthDay News Contrary to popular belief, running may reduce inflammation in the knees of people under age 35, according to researchers at Brigham Young University.   Study: Commonly used morning sickness drug not as effective as thoughtSteven Reinberg, HealthDay News A drug commonly prescribed to ease the nausea of morning sickness may not be as effective as once believed, a new analysis suggests.   Top prosecutor, state officials assassinated in Mexican border town Stephen FellerNUEVO LAREDO , Mexico, Jan. 5 (UPI) -- A top Mexican prosecutor and two other officials are dead and another government official is wounded after an ambush in the street, officials said Thursday.   Cleveland Cavaliers land 3-point sniper Kyle Korver from Atlanta Hawks Alex ButlerNEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5 (UPI) -- LeBron James appears to have his sharpshooter.   Former CIA chief Woolsey quits Trump team over intelligence concerns Doug G. WareNEW YORK, Jan. 5 (UPI) -- Former CIA director R. James Woolsey is quitting Donald Trump's transition team due to disagreements over impending plans for the U.S. intelligence community.   New York Giants' Odell Beckham Jr. poses as Lyft driver Alex ButlerNEW YORK, Jan. 5 (UPI) -- One of the world's most recognizable athletes needed just a ski cap and shades to fool Lyft passengers recently.   New York Jets owner Woody Johnson firmly behind Todd Bowles The Sports XchangeNew York Jets owner Woody Johnson said Thursday he isn't interested in declaring a playoffs-or-bust mandate for coach Todd Bowles in 2017.   Washington Capitals F Evgeny Kuznetsov fined for embellishment The Sports XchangeWashington Capitals forward Evgeny Kuznetsov was fined $2,000 for embellishment, the NHL announced Thursday.   Veteran linebacker A.J. Hawk plans to retire The Sports XchangeVeteran linebacker A.J. Hawk has announced his intention to retire after an 11-year NFL career.   NFL suspends Dallas Cowboys DE Randy Gregory for at least one year The Sports XchangeDallas Cowboys defensive end Randy Gregory has been suspended without pay for at least one year for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy for the third time.   Cleveland Cavaliers "watching" Rajon Rondo for point guard depth Alex ButlerCLEVELAND, Jan. 5 (UPI) -- Could the Cleveland Cavaliers add another All-Star to its lineup?   Shooter Dylann Roof says it's 'unfair' to hear from so many victims' relatives Doug G. WareCHARLESTON, S.C., Jan. 5 (UPI) -- Killer Dylann Roof has asked a judge to limit the number of people giving anguished impact statements -- believing they are unfairly influencing the jury.   Jeremy Hill to backup Giovani Bernard for 2017 Cincinnati Bengals Alex ButlerCINCINNATI, Jan. 5 (UPI) -- A crowded backfield could get some clearance next season for the Cincinnati Bengals.   Four charged for Chicago Facebook attack of mentally challenged man Doug G. WareCHICAGO, Jan. 5 (UPI) -- Four young adults were charged in Chicago Thursday for the beating of a mentally ill man that was broadcast live on Facebook.   Vance Joseph will can Wade Phillips if hired by Denver Broncos Alex ButlerDENVER, Jan. 5 (UPI) -- Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Vance Joseph should probably be thinking about stopping Ben Roethlisberger, Antonio Brown, and Le'Veon Bell.   Sean Payton could stay with New Orleans Saints after firing three coaches Alex ButlerNEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5 (UPI) -- While the Los Angeles Rams pursue Sean Payton, the New Orleans Saints coach makes moves indicating his desire to stay.   Orlando soccer club honors nightclub victims in new stadium Doug G. WareORLANDO, Fla., Jan. 5 (UPI) -- Nearly 50 victims of a gay nightclub shooting in central Florida last year will be part of a new soccer stadium in Orlando for a long time.   Thales suppying Spy'Ranger mini-drone system to French Army Richard TomkinsPARIS, Jan. 5 (UPI) -- More than 200 Spy'Ranger unmanned aerial vehicles are being supplied to the French military by Thales for reconnaissance missions.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Countering Trump, Bipartisan Voices Strongly Affirm Findings on Russian HackingIn a hearing, top intelligence officials and senators of both parties pushed back forcefully in a display that seemed directed solely at President-elect Donald J. Trump.  
Live Briefing: Intelligence Chief Criticizes ‘Disparagement’ of Findings on Russian HackingA Senate committee heard from intelligence officials at a hearing on cyberthreats as President-elect Donald J. Trump has continued to question foreign involvement in the election. Dan Coats, the ‘Mister Rogers’ Senator Poised to Be Intelligence ChiefMr. Coats, an amiable Indianan who just completed his second Senate stint, served on his chamber’s Intelligence Committee and was ambassador to Germany.
Republican Party, Facebook: Your Thursday Evening BriefingTrump Said ‘Torture Works.’ An Echo Is Feared Worldwide.Although the president-elect has equivocated, his campaign rhetoric favoring torture has experts concerned that years of progress could be erased and the world plunged into a darker place.
In Break With Precedent, Obama Envoys Are Denied Extensions Past Inauguration DayThe mandate threatens to leave the United States without Senate-confirmed envoys for months in critical nations like Germany, Canada and Britain. Democrats Appeal for Compromise: Alter, but Don’t Gut, the Health LawA group of Democrats sent a letter to Republicans, requesting that they slow down the repeal efforts and instead find bipartisan changes to the existing law. Trump Takes on Democrats and Health Law in New Twitter BlitzThe president-elect called President Obama’s signature law a “lie” and assailed Democrats for working to preserve it. Black College Band to Parade for Trump, Despite OutcryThe president of Talladega College issued a statement arguing, in essence, that the presidential inauguration is about something bigger than Mr. Trump. China Aims to Spend at Least $360 Billion on Renewable Energy by 2020China’s announcement was a bold claim on leadership in the renewable energy industry, where Chinese companies are already among the world’s dominant players. China Investing Billions in Renewable EnergyThe plan will create jobs and help decrease the smog blanketing many Chinese cities. Texas Moves to Limit Transgender Bathroom AccessLt. Gov. Dan Patrick announced the filing of a bill similar to one in North Carolina last year that caused a political uproar and led to boycotts. A Bathroom Bill Could Cost Texas Some Sports EventsThe bill, similar to one in North Carolina, which had significant consequences for sports in that state, raised the prospect of a new confrontation. With Manicures and Makeup, Japan’s ‘Genderless’ Blur Line Between Pink and BlueJust as some American men have embraced makeup, young Japanese men are bending gender norms, a big step in a culture where genders hew strictly to convention. 4 Black Suspects Charged in Videotaped Beating of White Teenager in ChicagoThe charges, including hate crimes and aggravated assault, came two days after the victim was found wandering in distress on the city’s West Side. Clinton vs. de Blasio for New York Mayor? Unlikely Idea Has People TalkingFrom political circles in New York City to cocktail parties on Capitol Hill, two of the biggest untethered threads in New York politics are being drawn together around a single question. <div>Farmer on Trial Defends Smuggling Migrants: ‘I Am a Frenchman.’</div>Cédric Herrou has become something of a folk hero in France for resisting the state and taking a stand: that it is simply right to help migrants seeking a better life. Farmer Challenges French Immigration LawsCédric Herrou from the Roya Valley near the Italian border is on trial and igniting debate for having helped bring people into France illegally. About New York: ‘James Bond of Philanthropy’ Gives Away the Last of His FortuneCharles F. Feeney, who started Atlantic Philanthropies, is a man who spent most of his life avoiding the spotlight. No Regrets From Dylann Roof in Jailhouse ManifestoWeeks after killing nine people at a church in Charleston, S.C., Dylann S. Roof penned another racist manifesto. U.S. Lists Bin Laden’s Son as a ‘Global Terrorist’The son, Hamza bin Laden, who has vowed to avenge his father’s death, is “actively engaged in terrorism,” the State Department said. Benjamin Netanyahu Is Questioned a Second Time on Corruption SuspicionsThree days after a similar session, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel was questioned for five hours on Thursday about potentially improper gifts and favors. Corzine Reaches $5 Million Settlement With Regulators in MF Global CaseJon S. Corzine, ex-senator and ex-governor of New Jersey, ran the commodities trading firm when it collapsed into bankruptcy and lost more than $1 billion in customer money. L.I.R.R. Train That Crashed Was Going Over Twice Speed Limit, Inquiry FindsThe train was traveling over 10 m.p.h. when it slammed into the Atlantic Terminal station, according to federal investigators, who haven’t determined a cause. Still Living With Bottled Water in FlintA year ago today, Gov. Rick Snyder declared a state of emergency in Flint, Mich. Officials have since said the filtered water is safe, but Keri Webber describes the health issues her family and other residents still face. Mark Ruffalo to Star in ‘The Price’ on BroadwayMr. Ruffalo, in his second Broadway appearance, will co-star alongside Danny DeVito, Tony Shalhoub and Jessica Hecht in the revival of an Arthur Miller play. Blue Jackets Fall Short of 1993 Penguins’ Record Streak With Loss to CapitalsThe surprising Blue Jackets were one win away from a record-tying 17th straight victory, but Washington halted the streak with an onslaught of five goals. Greece’s Most-Wanted Terrorist Is Arrested in Athens SuburbPanagiota Roupa had been on the run since 2012. Her group, Revolutionary Struggle, was involved in a string of attacks, including one on the United States Embassy in Athens. Pets, Car Repairs and Mom: How College Football Players Use Their StipendsApproved in 2015, stipends are meant to help pay for the full cost of attending college, and athletes make the most of them, often sending the money home. Texas Teenager Sues Officer Who Threw Her to the Ground at PartyThe teenager’s lawyer said her client was a “wreck” after the incident and was seeking $5 million in damages. Can a Satire of ISIS Possibly Be Funny? BBC Viewers Are Split“The Real Housewives of ISIS,” a sketch on the BBC Two show “Revolting,” spurred a debate on the boundaries of satire. Review: Debbie Reynolds and Carrie Fisher, at Home in ‘Bright Lights’The mother and daughter actresses are shown in close quarters in this compelling documentary, which debuts Saturday on HBO. A Word With: Fred Armisen Finds All the World a PlaygroundIn an interview, this comedian and actor talks about “Portlandia,” “Documentary Now!” and writing for television. Lens Blog: In Nepal, a Monthly Exile for WomenPoulomi Basu, a documentary photographer and journalist, has trekked through western Nepal’s dense wilderness to find women exiled to makeshift huts during their menstrual cycles. The Neediest Cases: A Young Mother’s Solitary, Uphill StruggleMyasia Williams, whose husband is in jail, struggles with motherhood, a job, school, bills, an overcrowded apartment and her husband’s absence. More Recent Articles
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