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Cleveland Browns to pitch trade to New England Patriots for Jimmy Garoppolo Alex ButlerJan. 31 (UPI) -- Former Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson has yet to win over the Cleveland Browns ahead of the NFL Draft.     
Plants emit different odors when eaten by invasive species Brooks HaysJan. 31 (UPI) -- According to a new study, plants put out a unique combination of volatile compounds when attacked by exotic pests.   U.S., South Korea agree to continue deployment of strategic assets Elizabeth ShimJan. 31 (UPI) -- The United States and South Korea are working on defense capabilities ahead of U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis' visit to Seoul and Tokyo.  
Stigma of 'fat shaming' can make health problems worse, study saysKathleen Doheny, HealthDay News Trying to shame an overweight or obese person into losing weight won't motivate them to do so, and may raise the risk for heart disease and other health issues.   Tamer version of youth football looks to address safety concernsHealthDay News In a bid to stem declining participation in youth tackle football leagues, USA Football plans to introduce a much tamer version of the game for young players.  
Trump nominates federal judge Gorsuch to fill Supreme Court vacancy Doug G. WareJan. 31 (UPI) -- Almost a year after a spot opened on the Supreme Court, President Trump nominated federal judge Neil Gorsuch Tuesday to become the high court's next justice.   Ex-Buffalo Bills coach Rex Ryan will be picky about return to NFL The Sports XchangeDon't expect to see Rex Ryan crawling back to the NFL for any old job.   Toughness fueled Julian Edelman's rise with New England Patriots By Jeff Reynolds, The Sports XchangeHOUSTON -- A self-described NorCal kid, Julian Edelman grew up idolizing Bay Area legends Joe Montana, Steve Young and a man named Brady.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump Selects Gorsuch for Supreme CourtJudge Neil M. Gorsuch, if confirmed, will take the seat vacated by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.  
Full Transcript and Video: Trump Picks Neil Gorsuch for Supreme CourtPresident Trump made the announcement of his Supreme Court nominee from the East Room of the White House. Trump Has Made His Supreme Court Nomination. What Happens Next?President Trump named Judge Neil M. Gorsuch as his candidate to replace Justice Antonin Scalia. Here’s what to expect in the nomination process.
In Judge Neil Gorsuch, an Echo of Scalia in Philosophy and StyleJudge Gorsuch, 49, is an originalist, meaning he tries to interpret the Constitution consistently with the understanding of those who drafted and adopted it. News Analysis: Picking One Justice, Trump Has Eye on Choosing a SecondIn nominating Judge Neil Gorsuch for the Supreme Court vacancy, Mr. Trump chose a candidate with the potential to reassure Justice Anthony M. Kennedy that it would be safe to retire.
State Dept. Dissent Cable on Trump’s Ban Draws 1,000 SignaturesThe cable, asserting that the president’s order on immigration will not make the nation safer, has wended through dozens of embassies and is still spreading. In Trump’s Early Days, News Media Finds Competing NarrativesFor readers and viewers devouring news about the administration, the choice of narratives has become starker. Ryan Stands by Trump’s Executive Order, Offering Only Gentle CriticismSaying “it’s regrettable that there was some confusion on the rollout,” the speaker said he remained broadly supportive of the order. Trump’s Immigration Ban Blocks Children Most in Need of AidA United Nations report said children from five of the seven countries cited in the president’s order were found to have needed the most humanitarian aid. Unable to Enter U.S., and Still Stranded AbroadFar from the gaze of protesters, President Trump’s travel ban has rippled across the world, affecting seven Iranians stranded in the Netherlands. Democrats Skip Votes, Delaying Confirmation of Trump NomineesDemocrats also opposed Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama, saying would be a yes man for Mr. Trump, unlike the acting attorney general who was fired for refusing to enforce an immigration order. On Washington: A Jarring New Level of Confrontation and Conflict Hits WashingtonThe Trump administration has stumbled out of the gate, blindsiding Republicans with its failure to share information and consult on policy like the executive order on immigration. Trump’s Talk About Muslims Led Acting Attorney General to Defy BanThe firing of Sally Q. Yates capped three days of internal deliberations, in which she argued that the Justice Department had to consider the ban’s intent. Asia and Australia Edition: Neil Gorsuch, Rodrigo Duterte, Nintendo: Your Morning BriefingAs Canada Transforms, an Anti-Immigrant Fringe StirsSome observers fear that law enforcement officials have played down the threat of far-right nationalist groups, preferring to focus on Islamic terrorism. The Quebec City Mosque Victims: Professor, Butcher, Computer TechnicianThe six people killed by a gunman in Quebec City came from Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Guinea, but were connected by community and faith. Trump Threatens Europe’s Stability, a Top Leader WarnsChina, Russia, international terrorism — the United States under a Trump administration. All were on the European Council president’s list of possible threats to the future of European Union. Wells Fargo Scandal Blocks Severance Pay for Laid-Off WorkersFederal rules intended to restrict golden parachutes limit what payments the bank is permitted to make to fired employees without approval. Take a Delivery via Beijing’s StreetsYing Lianjun is a critical cog in the world’s largest market for package delivery. China’s e-commerce industry has boomed on the backs of hundreds of thousands of couriers. Follow Mr. Ling on his busy Beijing route. For Couriers, China’s E-Commerce Boom Can Be a Tough RoadMore than a million people are paid to zip through Chinese cities delivering packages, but their grueling work faces growing scrutiny from labor experts. Billionaire Is Reported Seized From Hong Kong Hotel and Taken Into ChinaThe Chinese-born tycoon Xiao Jianhua, who holds Canadian and Antiguan passports, is in police custody on the mainland, a person close to him said. Iran Warns Trump Over Missile Dispute, and American U.N. Envoy Hits BackIran said the United States sought “a pretext to create new tensions.” Mr. Trump’s United Nations ambassador said the administration was “not naïve.” U.S. Airstrikes Hit Taliban After Attack on an Afghan Army PostThe airstrikes in an embattled district of Helmand Province came after the militants tunneled under an army post and set off explosives, killing Afghan soldiers. Ukraine Civil War Heats Up as U.S. Seeks Thaw With RussiaThe outbreak of violence killed at least eight Ukrainian soldiers and three on the pro-Russian side, shifting the front lines by only a few hundred yards in spots. Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh to Be Relocated to Remote IslandThe cabinet ordered officials to move migrants to Thengar Char, which is lashed by high tides year round and submerged during the monsoon season. Directors From Sundance on What Happened NextThree filmmakers who made their feature festival debut in 2014 — Justin Simien, Kat Candler and Sara Colangelo — discuss their career in the years afterward. Conservatives Alienated by Boy Scouts’ Shift on Transgender PolicyConservative groups view the decision by the Boy Scouts of America as another sign that the organization is moving away from its traditions. South by Southwest: 5 Titles to Watch ForHere are five selections — including a look at the Muppets and 007 — that have the potential to make an impact at SXSW and beyond. N.F.L. Transcripts Leave Out a Couple of Things: Trump and GoodellReporters asked players about the two men, but when the N.F.L. posted transcripts of the interviews, almost no references could be found. Dangerous Fruit: Mystery of Deadly Outbreaks in India Is SolvedResearchers had suspected that heat stroke, infections or pesticides were behind a disease that killed about 40 percent of children affected, but it seems lychees were to blame. Uber Partners With Daimler in a Step Toward a Driverless FutureThe move marks the first time a major automaker will provide its own self-driving vehicles specifically to operate on the ride-hailing company’s network. Westminster: Meet the New BreedsThe Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show has added three new breeds to its annual event, which for the first time will also include a program featuring cats. On Soccer: Chelsea-Liverpool Match Fails to Live Up to Their RivalryThe teams’ meetings, at least since 2003, have tended to be high-stakes, but they did not deliver a knockout blow this time, in a 1-1 draw. The Neediest Cases: ‘Jail Is for the Birds. No One Belongs There.’After years in and out of drug rehabilitation facilities and a stint in prison for selling drugs, Adalid DeJesus is focusing on family. More Recent Articles
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