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Government urging for salt reduction may have big effect on healthHealthDay News Government-supported policies to reduce people's salt consumption are highly cost-effective worldwide, a new study reports.     
Jacksonville Jaguars fire seven [more] coaches after 3-13 campaign Alex ButlerJACKSONVILLE, Fla., Jan. 10 (UPI) -- Offensive and defensive coordinators Nathaniel Hackett and Todd Wash might be safe for now, but the Jacksonville Jaguars gutted its staff Tuesday.   Watch: Harlem Globetrotters teach Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry new skill Alex ButlerOAKLAND, Calif., Jan. 10 (UPI) -- Spectators saturate Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry before every game, as he shows off his handles and shooting range.  
Maria Sharapova scheduled to return April 26 at Stuttgart The Sports XchangeMaria Sharapova is slated to return to the women's tennis circuit on April 26 when she competes in the Porsche Grand Prix at Stuttgart, Germany.   Michigan's Jabrill Peppers will enter NFL Draft The Sports XchangeMichigan all-purpose star Jabrill Peppers is declaring for the NFL draft, a decision he shared with Sports Illustrated on Tuesday.  
Daria Kasatkina stuns World No. 1 Angelique Kerber in Sydney The Sports XchangeRussia's Daria Kasatkina pulled off a shocking upset of world No. 1 Angelique Kerber of Germany 7-6(5), 6-2, on Tuesday.   New York Giants looking for new quarterback Alex ButlerEAST RUTHERFORD, N.J., Jan. 10 (UPI) -- Usually when a team is looking for a quarterback, it doesn't have a four-time Pro Bowl selection and two-time Super Bowl champ in its back pocket.   Michael Flynn meets with South Korea official as China deploys planes Elizabeth ShimWASHINGTON, Jan. 10 (UPI) -- South Korea's national security advisor met with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's pick for national security advisor Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn.   Oakland Raiders ditching offensive coordinator, despite owning AFC's No. 2 offense Alex ButlerOAKLAND, Calif., Jan. 10 (UPI) -- It's a risky maneuver for a team that just had its first winning season since 2002, but the Oakland Raiders are switching up its coaching staff.   Obama, Trump briefed on claim Russia has compromising information on Trump Stephen FellerWASHINGTON, Jan. 10 (UPI) -- U.S. intelligence chiefs told President Barack Obama and President-elect Donald Trump that Russia may have information compromising to the incoming president.   Dallas Cowboys invite fans to its growing bandwagon Alex ButlerARLINGTON, Texas, Jan. 10 (UPI) -- It's a fun time to be a Dallas Cowboys fan.   Cleveland Browns cornerback Joe Haden has groin surgery Alex ButlerCLEVELAND, Jan. 10 (UPI) -- Two-time Pro Bowl selection Joe Haden underwent groin surgery Tuesday.   Tampa Bay Buccaneers sign CFL star Derel Walker Alex ButlerTAMPA, Fla., Jan. 10 (UPI) -- Jameis Winston has a new weapon playing out wide for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.   Las Vegas craps out on CFB title game: 'One of the worst losses ever' Doug G. WareLAS VEGAS, Jan. 10 (UPI) -- Alabama fans weren't the only ones rooting for the Crimson Tide to win Monday night. As it turns out, Las Vegas sportsbook managers were also huge Bama fans.   At confirmation hearing, DHS nominee Kelly says he can stand up to authority Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Jan. 10 (UPI) -- The confirmation of homeland security secretary designate John Kelly got underway Tuesday in the Senate Armed Services Committee.   FBI's Comey says GOP also targeted by Russia, but refutes claim of tough cybersecurity Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Jan. 10 (UPI) -- Testifying in the Senate Tuesday, FBI director James Comey said Democrats weren't the only ones purportedly targeted by Russian government hackers last year.   Watch: Lionel Messi's masterful weekend free kick Alex ButlerCASTELLó, Spain, Jan. 10 (UPI) -- Lionel Messi authored another chapter in his book of futbol greatness Sunday.   Tobacco use costs 6 million lives worldwide, $1 trillion annually, report says HealthDay NewsSmoking kills about 6 million people a year and costs the world more than $1 trillion a year in health care expenses and lost productivity, a new report says.   Dylann Roof, S.C. church shooter, sentenced to death for '15 massacre Andrew V. Pestano and Doug G. WareCHARLESTON, S.C., Jan. 10 (UPI) -- Dylann Roof, a white supremacist who openly admitted to killing nine people at a historic black church in Charleston, was sentenced to death by jurors Tuesday.   Obama warns of threats to American democracy in farewell speech Doug G. Ware and Stephen FellerCHICAGO, Jan. 10 (UPI) -- With days left in office, President Obama said goodbye to the nation from his hometown Tuesday night, urging Americans to get involved in democracy.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump Received Unsubstantiated Report That Russia Had Damaging Information About HimThe material was considered so potentially explosive that the intelligence agencies decided that the president and the president-elect needed to be told and that the agencies were actively investigating it.
BuzzFeed Posts Unverified Claims on Trump, Stirring DebateA 35-page dossier on ties between Russia and Donald Trump surfaced months ago, but other news outlets, including The Times, discounted it as unproven. Trump’s National Security Pick Sees Ally in Fight Against Islamists: RussiaThe pro-Moscow tilt of Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn stands in striking opposition to the judgments of the intelligence agencies he will help oversee.
Russian Hackers Gained ‘Limited’ Access to R.N.C., Comey SaysJames B. Comey, the F.B.I. director, outlined the hacking of Republican computers to a panel of the Senate Intelligence Committee. Jeff Sessions Says He Would Be Independent and Stand Up to TrumpDuring a Senate hearing, the senator who is in line to become attorney general promised to aggressively enforce even laws with which he disagreed.
Live Briefing: What to Watch: Day 2 of Cabinet Confirmation HearingsPresident-elect Donald J. Trump is scheduled to hold a news conference, as Rex W. Tillerson, his choice for secretary of state, headlines a slate of hearings. 4 Key Observations From Jeff Sessions’s Confirmation HearingMr. Sessions, a Republican senator from Alabama nominated to be Donald J. Trump’s attorney general, spent all day at the witness table. Live Briefing: Hearing Highlights: Sessions Questioned on Links to XenophobiaMr. Sessions offered assurances that he would be an independent attorney general and a check on President-elect Donald J. Trump. Republicans, Facing Pressure, Delay Hearings for 4 Trump Cabinet NomineesA group supporting members of the party accused the nonpartisan agency charged with unraveling potential conflicts of interest of politicizing the process. John Kelly, Trump’s Pick for Homeland Security, Cruises in HearingThe retired general drew bipartisan support after offering views on immigration and border security differing from those expressed by the president-elect. Trump Tells Congress to Repeal and Replace Health Care Law ‘Very Quickly’President-elect Donald J. Trump said he wanted to replace the Affordable Care Act as soon as it was repealed, but some Republicans want more time to consider an alternative. Economic Scene: Prisons Run by C.E.O.s? Privatization Under Trump Could Carry a Heavy PricePrivatization is being portrayed as a surefire way to deliver better services for less public money, but a body of economics suggests this belief is false. Rex Tillerson, Required to Shed Exxon Shares, Wants to Defer the TaxesTax experts say Exxon Mobil’s plan for Mr. Tillerson, its former chief executive and now the secretary of state nominee, may run into trouble with the I.R.S. Anti-Vaccine Activist Says Trump Wants Him to Lead Panel on Immunization SafetyThe vaccine skeptic, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., said Mr. Trump had asked him to lead the commission, though a spokeswoman said no final decisions had been made. Breitbart News Hires Veteran Wall Street Journal Reporter to Run New Finance SectionThe right-wing news and opinion website hopes the new section, led by John Carney, will help to broaden its audience. Sessions, Trump, Dylann Roof: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingDining In at the Met BreuerPete Wells, restaurant critic for the Times, visits Flora Bar, a new restaurant and cafe on the lower level of the Met Breuer. We take a look inside on a snowy Saturday. Restaurant Review: The Art of Flavor at Flora Bar in the Met BreuerIn discs and cubes, the team behind Estela constructs dishes as intriguing (and satisfying) as the art on display. Obama’s Final FarewellAfter eight years and one of the most contentious elections in memory, President Obama took the stage in Chicago to defend his agenda and to encourage unity in an increasingly fractured political landscape. President Obama’s Farewell Address: Full Video and TextThe transcript and live video of President Obama’s farewell address in Chicago. Best Speeches of Barack Obama's PresidencyAs President Obama delivers his farewell address, here is a look at some of the best speeches of his presidency. Dylann Roof Is Sentenced to Death in Charleston Church MassacreDylann S. Roof was found guilty of 33 counts in connection with the June 17, 2015, massacre at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church. Nine people died. Trial Briefing: Sentenced to Death: A Look at Dylann Roof’s Rampage and Its AftermathThe impact and implications of the trial of Dylann S. Roof, who was convicted in the shooting rampage that killed nine members of a historically black church in Charleston, S.C. Dylann Roof Sentenced to DeathMr. Roof at times represented himself and showed no remorse in court. The death-penalty decision was reached in three hours. Volkswagen Set to Plead Guilty and to Pay U.S. $4.3 Billion in DealThe agreement, which would settle a federal criminal investigation into the carmaker’s cheating on vehicle emissions tests, could be put to a company vote on Wednesday. Clare Hollingworth, Reporter Who Broke News of World War II, Dies at 105In 1939, Ms. Hollingworth was less than a week into her first job as a correspondent when she spotted troops and tanks concealed in a valley. Muslim Girls in Switzerland Must Attend Swim Classes With Boys, Court SaysThe girls’ parents had resisted the mandatory classes on religious grounds, taking their case to the European Court of Human Rights. Fox News Settled Sexual Harassment Allegations Against Bill O’Reilly, Documents ShowWhen Juliet Huddy rebuffed advances by Mr. O’Reilly, he tried to derail her career, according to a draft of a letter from her lawyers obtained by The New York Times. As China Seeks Bigger Role on World Stage, Xi Jinping Will Go to Davos World Economic ForumPresident Xi Jinping’s appearance is China’s latest attempt to compete with the United States’ dominant position in world economic and strategic institutions. China Sends Aircraft Carrier Into Taiwan StraitThe provocative move signals China’s growing naval strength and comes after a phone call between Taiwan’s president and Donald J. Trump. Giving Back a ‘Stolen’ Property to the Original ManhattanitesAn activist wants a West Village building to be a prayer house, to be owned and operated by the Lenape Indians, who inhabited Manhattan before European settlers appropriated it. Under Pressure, Jeremy Corbyn Tries to Recalibrate His Image in U.K.The opposition Labour leader said he was “not wedded to freedom of movement” in the European Union, opening the way to supporting a so-called soft Brexit. National Antidoping Groups, Citing Doping, Want Russian Athletes BarredThey are calling for the country’s athletes to be kept out of international competitions until it complies with antidoping rules, among other proposals. Open Blog: HTTPS on NYTimes.comWe are thrilled to announce that we have begun to enable HTTPS on NYTimes.com, an effort that helps protect the privacy of our readers and ensures the authenticity of our content. D’Amato Removed From Plane After Urging Walkout Over DelaysThe former Republican senator from New York was removed from a Jet Blue plane in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., in an incident captured on video. Gay Veteran, 91, Gets Honorable Discharge After 69 YearsHubert Edward Spires, a former Air Force sergeant, fought to have the word “undesirable” removed from his records. Roy Innis, Black Activist With a Right-Wing Bent, Dies at 82Mr. Innis, the leader of CORE, took a go-it-alone approach to black empowerment and had no use for desegregation and affirmative action. Critic's Notebook: The Lights Are On in DetroitWith 65,000 new streetlights, the city sends a message: It’s O.K. to go out after dark. Restaurants feel the glow. So do schoolchildren. Israel Museum Names DirectorEran Neuman, the new director of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem, will begin the job next month. Artist Charged With Trespassing in ‘Hollyweed’ Sign PrankZachary Cole Fernandez, a 30-year-old artist who surrendered to the authorities on Monday, said he did it to bring “positivity and happiness.” A Bumblebee Gets New Protection on Obama’s Way OutThe administration added the rusty-patched bumblebee, which once covered 28 states but is threatened by pesticides, disease and climate change, to the endangered species list. Finally, a Debut for the Elbphilharmonie Hall in HamburgDesigned by Herzog & de Meuron atop a former cocoa warehouse, this concert hall in Germany gears up for its inaugural event on Wednesday. Fiction: The Author of ‘The Vegetarian’ Takes on Korea’s Violent PastHan Kang’s “Human Acts” revisits a 1980 uprising against South Korea’s authoritarian rule. The Neediest Cases: Becoming a Confident College Student, With the Help of an ‘Angel’After a tumultuous childhood, Julio Reyes is working toward a degree in accounting at Binghamton University. 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