3 Newsletters: 63 new articles
|
Click here to safely unsubscribe from "Top Stories - Google News."
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from:
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Trump Turns His Attention to Yemen — but It's Iran He's Really Looking atYemen sits on the front line of a proxy war between key U.S. ally Saudi Arabia and Iran — amid rising tensions between Tehran and the White House.     
These Are the 'Inhuman' Camps That Australia Is Trying to ClearThe government of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull won't accept any asylum seekers, migrants or refugees who arrive by boat. 'Intelligent Fencing,' Dogs Might Offer Alternative to Trump's WallGovernments around the world are doing more than just putting up walls and fences — they are deploying smarter technology as well.
U.S. Warns Israel to Stop Announcing New SettlementsA carefully worded statement from White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Thursday marked the first public disagreement between Trump and Netanyahu since they had what the administration described as a 'very warm' conversation by phone late last month. Woman Buried in Collapsed Building Rescued After Phoning DaughterThe 63-year-old was trapped for over 14 hours in the rubble of four collapsed apartment buildings in Wenzhou City, China.
Treasury Will Let U.S. Companies Do Business With Russia's FSBThe U.S. Treasury Department announced Thursday it will allow some American companies to do limited transactions with the Russian Security Service, or FSB — the successor organization to the infamous KGB. Italian Coast Guard Rescues 1,300 Migrants in One DayDespite winter weather, migrants from Africa and the Middle East continue to make the treacherous journey across the Mediterranean. McCain Makes Nice With Australia After Trump's 'Blunt' TalkSenator John McCain sought to reassure Australia the relationship with the U.S. was still strong despite President Trump's "blunt" talk. First Read: Rex Tillerson Has the Toughest Job in the World TodayFirst Read is a morning briefing from Meet the Press and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter. Iran Responds to Trump Admin: 'America Should Be Careful'"Iran will not ask any country for permission in defending itself," a top adviser to the Islamic republic's supreme leader said. Trump Slams 'Dumb' Deal to Take Refugees Rejected by AustraliaAustralian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has likened himself to Trump — in that both are wealthy businessmen who came to politics late in life. They Set Out for Los Angeles, but Ended Up in the ArcticA Swissair flight en route from Zurich to Los Angeles was forced to make an emergency landing in a small Canadian town due to a "technical irregu Donald and Ivanka Trump Make Unannounced Trip to Honor Fallen SEALChief Special Warfare Operator William "Ryan" Owens, 36, was the first known U.S. combat casualty since Trump took office less than two weeks ago. Australian Prime Minister Grilled by Reporters Over Trump Phone CallMalcolm Turnbull refused to comment when quizzed by journalists about a reportedly frosty phone call with President Trump. U.S. Military: Civilians, Children Killed in Yemen Al Qaeda RaidMilitary analysts are still trying to determine the number of civilians killed during a "ferocious" gunfight that also left one Navy SEAL dead. More Recent Articles
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Click here to safely unsubscribe from "NBC News World News."
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from:
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Trump Embraces Pillars of Obama’s Foreign PolicyIn a turnabout, the president appeared to embrace decades-long United States policy on what is necessary for a two-state solution.
Trump’s Harsh Talk With Malcolm Turnbull of Australia Strains Another AllianceA contentious phone call with the Australian prime minister set off a political storm there at a time many residents say they want closer ties to China. First 100 Days Briefing: McCain Steps In to Ease Tension With Australia Over Trump InsultSenator John McCain called the ambassador to Australia after President Trump berated Australia’s prime minister over a refugee deal.
Iran, Puzzled by Trump, Treads Carefully for NowTehran is moving cautiously, keen to avoid provoking a conflict. But one analyst says, “For this Trump, we need to talk and act tough.” For Europe, There’s a New Threat in Town: The U.S.The European Union, which has faced a litany of crises lately, is now waking up to the fact that Mr. Trump may be the most dangerous yet.
Uber C.E.O. to Leave Trump Advisory Council After CriticismTravis Kalanick plans to step down from the president’s council, after internal pressure from employees and a social media backlash. The Johnson Amendment, Which Trump Vows to ‘Destroy,’ ExplainedWhen the president said he favored repealing the measure, he declared his intention to fundamentally alter a major aspect of the church-state divide. G.O.P. Campaign to Repeal Obamacare Stalls on the DetailsRepublicans find themselves unable to move forward with health legislation of their own, and all the uncertainty is rattling consumers and insurers. The Life of a Refugee Questioned by TrumpPresident Trump on Wednesday questioned a deal to bring migrants held by Australia into the United States as refugees. Here is what daily life looks like for one of them, a Kurdish dissident from Iran. He has been held on Manus Island for over three years. White House Defends Commando Raid on Qaeda Branch in YemenThe president’s press secretary said the mission that left an American commando and most likely civilians dead was “well-thought-out and executed.” A Free Speech Battle at the Birthplace of a Movement at BerkeleyThe cancellation of an appearance by the right-wing firebrand Milo Yiannopoulos had some questioning the campus’ dedication to its activist reputation. Protests Force Speech CancellationProtests at the University of California, Berkeley, forced the cancellation of a speech by the right-wing writer Milo Yiannopoulos on Wednesday. He responded with his own video posted to YouTube later that night, saying that the left had become antithetical to free speech. President Trump also weighed in with a tweet. Common Sense: Case Study in Chaos: How Management Experts Grade a Trump White HouseSeveral experts on leadership principles say the nascent Trump administration is a textbook example of how not to run a complex organization. The Doctor's World: Donald Trump’s Longtime Doctor Says President Takes Hair-Growth DrugDr. Harold N. Bornstein granted the interview after The New York Times asked him to discuss his past and possible future role in Mr. Trump’s care. Melania Trump’s Absence From Washington Raises Questions About Her RoleMrs. Trump’s decision to remain in New York temporarily has made for an unusually slow transition into a hectic, demanding and heavily scrutinized job. New C.I.A. Deputy Director Had Leading Role in Torture of DetaineesThe new deputy, Gina Haspel, was deeply involved in the torture of detainees and later took part in destroying videotapes of the brutal interrogations. Justice Dept. Reverses Policy That Sped Up DeportationsThe decision to rescind the policy, which applied to those fleeing Central America, was a rare win for immigration advocates after a series of orders by the Trump administration. Trump Vows to ‘Destroy’ Law Banning Political Endorsements by ChurchesPresident Trump said he planned to repeal the Johnson Amendment, which prohibits churches from engaging in political activity at the risk of losing their tax-exempt status. Visa Ban Amended to Allow Iraqi Interpreters Into U.S.The change eased some of the anger generated in Iraq by President Trump’s order, which has sown anxiety and confusion in much of the world. Nordstrom Drops Ivanka Trump Brand From Its StoresThe department store chain said it would put the brakes on its relationship with Ms. Trump and it removed her brand from a list on its site. New England Patriots, Lady Gaga: Your Thursday Evening Briefing‘The Daily’: President Trump’s Foreign Policy MuseScott Shane, a New York Times reporter, traced the origin of President Trump’s views on Islam. He ended up at Stephen K. Bannon. Soul-Searching at Clinton Foundation in Trump EraIts fund-raising, leadership and ambitions potentially in flux, the foundation is grappling with its place after the election. Snapchat Parent Showcases Its Strength in Preparation for I.P.O.Making its filing public was one of the final steps the company would take before it begins trading on the New York Stock Exchange. What Snap’s I.P.O. Filing Reveals About the CompanyDisclosures showed strong growth in revenue and the number of daily users of Snapchat. For Stranded Somali Refugees, ‘Friend of America’ Is a Deadly LabelAfter waiting years to come to the United States, displaced refugees fear returning to extreme poverty and reprisal from anti-American militant groups. Matter: The Purpose of Sleep? To Forget, Scientists SayTwo studies suggest that the brain edits itself during sleep, paring back the tangle of neurons that grows in waking hours. Get ‘Bad and Boujee’ Onstage With MigosHip-hop group Migos has a No. 1 hit on the Billboard chart with “Bad and Boujee.” Step onstage at the album release party when the crowd goes wild. (Note: Lyrics include vulgar language.) Protests Rock Romania After Government Weakens Corruption LawThe protests — which are expected to swell further over the weekend — erupted after the government adopted an emergency law on Tuesday night. Delaware Prison Standoff Ends With Correction Officer DeadA second correction worker was found alive after the authorities entered a building that inmates had taken over. Tensions Between New and Old, Played Out at Ralph LaurenThe fashion brand is changing its chief executive, one in a rash of executive moves in the fast-changing fashion industry. After Outcry, Murder Charge Filed in Death of Former N.F.L. Player Joe McKnightRonald Gasser Jr. now faces a second-degree murder charge that could put him in prison for life. Critics felt the manslaughter charge he initially faced was too light. 5 Must-See Shows in New York This MonthThose setting fire to stages this month include Jake Gyllenhaal, Glenn Close and Joan of Arc. Pregnant Women Turn to Marijuana, Perhaps Harming InfantsMore expectant mothers are using marijuana, believing it safe. But research suggests it may hurt brain development and reduce birth weight. Lady Gaga Coy on Details of Super Bowl Halftime ShowThe vocal critic of the president said her performance would uphold the philosophies of inclusion, equality, love, compassion and kindness. Challenge for Super Bowl Commercials: Not Taking Sides, PoliticallyThe company 84 Lumber was told to change an ad showing a wall at the U.S.-Mexico border, highlighting the difficulty of ensuring a bipartisan broadcast. Review: ‘I Am Not Your Negro’ Will Make You Rethink RaceRaoul Peck’s documentary is an important introduction to James Baldwin’s work and an advanced seminar in racial politics. One Small Stroke for a 59 Is One Giant Leap for GolfersEven though technology has transformed the game and the number has been breached, the jump from a 60 to a 59 on the scorecard remains a formidable one. Chocolate Sculpture, With a Bitter Taste of ColonialismCacao beans made fortunes in colonial Africa. Now they are a staple of sculptors in the Democratic Republic of Congo, whose work is at SculptureCenter. On the Runway: Riccardo Tisci Leaves Givenchy: What It MeansEven in a period of widespread designer turnover, this departure may reveal an important industry reality. Paris Turns to Flower-Growing Toilet to Fight Public UrinationThe city is testing the Uritrottoir, a urinal that looks more like a modernist flower box than a receptacle for human waste. Pearl River Delta Journal: On Deck With China’s Last Junk Builders, Masters of an Ebbing CraftThere are few people left who can make by hand the iconic boats, which symbolize the maritime culture that drove China’s early growth. Amid Opioid Overdoses, Ohio Coroner’s Office Runs Out of Room for BodiesNickelodeon Wades Into Princess Politics“Nella the Princess Knight,” which the network will introduce on Monday, is based on a biracial character who upends traditional gender norms. Fiction: Home but Not Home: Four Generations of an Ethnic Korean Family in JapanEthnic Koreans in Japan are at the heart of Min Jin Lee’s new novel, “Pachinko.” Pursuits: In Hawaii, a Swimmer’s Communion With the Wild Ocean“We swam in that heaving body of aquamarine, and what I remember most is the profound feeling that the ocean water had weight.” More Recent Articles
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Click here to safely unsubscribe from "NYT > Home Page."
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Email subscriptions powered by FeedBlitz, LLC, 365 Boston Post Rd, Suite 123, Sudbury, MA 01776, USA.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments
(
Atom
)
Post a Comment