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Apple looking into report of smoking, burning iPhone 7 Apple Inc. said it is investigating an incident this week in which a customer's iPhone 7 effectively exploded without warning.     
Peru leader Kuczynski meets Trump at White House: 'We have excellent relations' President Trump on Friday continued to welcome a parade of foreign leaders to the White House, this time hosting Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski.  
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Kim Jong Un's Sibling Was Killed With 'Most Toxic Weapon Ever'Malaysian police revealed that his body contained traces of VX, a colorless, odorless, tasteless liquid that's deadly in microscopic amounts.  
N. Korea Tells Lone Ally: 'Back Off, Shut Up, Leave Us Alone'North Korea savaged its ally China 'dancing to the tune of the U.S.' But an expert says the comment may have really been aimed at a domestic audience. U.S. Flexes Its Military Muscle Off ChinaAccording to internal military reports reviewed by NBC News, almost every week brings another display of U.S. hardware in the waters off China.
Iraq Air Force Bombs ISIS in Syria for First Time"We have decided to follow terrorists anywhere who are trying to kill our people," U.S.-backed Haider al-Abadi said in a statement. Blasts Hit Civilians Trying to Go Home in Syria, Killing DozensThe attack took place as the terrorist group was retreating from one of its last strongholds in northern Syria.
Pro-Kremlin Politicians Warn Trump Could Unleash New Arms RaceRussian politicians close to the Kremlin said on Friday that President Donald Trump's declared aim of putting the U.S. nuclear arsenal 'at the top of the pack' risked triggering a new Cold War-style arms race between Washington and Moscow. Nerve Agent Linked to Assassination of Kim Jong Un's Half-BrotherVX is an odorless and tasteless liquid that is most dangerous when absorbed through the skin, according to the U.S. Army. Kim Jong Nam Killed by Deadly VX Nerve Agent: Police ChiefMalaysia's police chief, Khalid Abu Bakar, said Kim Jong Un's half-brother tested positive for traces of the VX nerve agent. More Recent Articles
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Trump Intensifies His Attacks on Journalists and Condemns F.B.I. ‘Leakers’Reporters from The Times and other outlets were not allowed to enter the office of the press secretary, Sean Spicer, in an unusual breach of protocol.
Fact Check: Trump Blasts ‘Fake News’ and Repeats Inaccurate Claims at CPACOnce again, President Trump criticized the media for not telling the truth, then offered several misleading claims. Trump Denounces F.B.I. Over Leaks, Demanding InvestigationThe criticism followed a report that the White House asked the bureau to rebut an article about Trump associates and Russian intelligence officials.
The Interpreter: Stephen K. Bannon’s CPAC Comments, Annotated and ExplainedWhat does the president’s chief strategist mean by “economic nationalism” or “deconstruction of the administrative state”? Kim Jong-nam, Uber, Donald Trump: Your Friday Evening Briefing
California Today: California Today: In Virtual Reality, Investigating the Trayvon Martin CaseFriday: An immersive journey into a tragedy, the Trump administration issues a warning on recreational marijuana, and the art of wild mushroom hunting. Trump’s Blistering Speech at CPAC Follows Bannon’s BlueprintA day after his secretive chief strategist spoke at the annual conservative conference, the president delivered a visceral gut punch of a speech. Trump Tears Into the Media at CPACPresident Trump spoke at length about news coverage of his administration on Friday, just hours before some news outlets, including The New York Times, were turned away from a press briefing at the White House. H.R. McMaster Breaks With Administration on Views of IslamThe new national security adviser told his staff that the label “radical Islamic terrorism” was not helpful, repudiating language used by the president. Did Someone Say ‘Tax Code Rewrite’? Lobbyists ScrambleThe Washington “swamp” President Trump likes to denounce is still teeming with life — and it is converging on lawmakers drafting tax legislation. Rory McIlroy Defends Decision to Golf With Donald TrumpMcIlroy was called a “bigot” for agreeing to play a round with the president, but he said accepting the invitation was not an endorsement. Trump Immigration Policies Pose Conflict for Police in ‘Sanctuary Cities’Local law enforcement must walk a fine line to adhere to both federal law and local rules on enforcing immigration. Sweden, Nation of Open Arms, Debates Implications of ImmigrationPresident Trump’s acrid comments about Sweden come at a time when Swedes themselves are questioning their generosity toward immigrants and its potential limits. Florida’s Forgotten ‘Above-Ground’ RailroadEscaped slaves and Native Americans created a thriving community in the Florida Panhandle, but hundreds were killed when U.S. forces attacked it in 1816. Here’s their story. Amazon Deforestation, Once Tamed, Comes Roaring BackA decade after the “Save the Rainforest” movement captured the world’s imagination, Cargill and other food giants are pushing deeper into the wilderness. The Carpetbagger: And the Oscar Winners Will Be ...The Carpetbagger has spent months reporting on the awards season. Here, she predicts the winners. Foreign-Film Nominees Unite to Denounce ‘Rise of Fanaticism’In a joint letter, the five directors say that whoever wins, the Oscar will be dedicated to activists and others “who uphold freedom of expression.” Bigotry and Fraud Scandal at Kindergarten Linked to Japan’s First LadyAn ultraconservative school backed by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and his wife is facing claims of promoting discrimination and of receiving illicit financial favors. In ‘Walden’ Video Game, the Challenge Is StillnessHenry David Thoreau’s classic has inspired what some are calling the world’s most improbable video game, which the lead developer says aims for “a kind of stillness at its core.” Hate Crime Is Feared as 2 Indian Engineers Are Shot in KansasIndia’s government expressed shock after one citizen was killed and another wounded in a bar in suburban Kansas. Feyisa Lilesa, Marathoner in Exile, Finds Refuge in ArizonaThe Olympic silver medalist didn’t return to Ethiopia after gaining international attention for crossing his arms above his head at the finish line in a defiant gesture at the Rio Games. Murder in the 4-0: After a Killing: ‘I Only Wanted to Scare Them’A scuffle over a case of beer left in a South Bronx doorway ended with an aspiring rapper shot dead and an expectant father in jail. Targeted by ISIS, Egyptian Christians Flee ViolenceAfter attacks in the northern Sinai Peninsula and a threatening Islamic State video, families flooded into churches and other shelters in a city on the Suez Canal. Judge Says Trump’s Statements Did Not Prejudice Case Against BergdahlWhile on the campaign trail, President Trump had referred to the Army sergeant awaiting court-martial as a ‘dirty rotten traitor’ who should be executed. Judge Allows Testimony of Another Accuser in Cosby CaseTestimony from a woman that prosecutors hope will establish a pattern of behavior that could help them convict Mr. Cosby of sexual assault will be permitted. Labour Loses Seat to Tories but Defeats UKIP Leader in British VotingLabour suffered a major setback in Copeland, a longtime stronghold for the party, but its win over Paul Nuttall in Stoke-on-Trent Central was a blow to the populist UKIP. The Intimate Lens of Ed van der ElskenTwo European museums are presenting a major retrospective of this Dutch photographer, considered one of the best street photographers of the 20th century. In London, the Rise of Old-Fashioned FashionA handful of designers, including Simone Rocha and Christopher Kane, are joining the ranks of the city’s “young fogies.” London Sales Will Gauge Art Market’s Health in Trump EraAuctions of Impressionist, modern and Surrealist art at Sotheby’s and Christie’s will be the first major test of buoyancy since the inauguration in the U.S. More Recent Articles
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