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Study: Humans to blame for 84 percent of wildfires, longer wildfire season Wildfires are getting bigger, more frequent and sparking for a larger percentage of the calendar year. And new research suggests humans are largely to blame.     
Bush defends news media, says 'we all need answers' about Russia Former President George W. Bush addressed a range of issues Monday, including his views on news media, blocking immigrants and refugees and national security.   Tony Romo expected to be cut 'within next two weeks'
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North Korea 'State Terror' Blamed for Kim Jong Un Siblings' Death"It was the North Korean National Security Agency as well as its Foreign Ministry who were behind the terrorism," according to a South Korean lawmaker.  
Schoolboys to ISIS 'Martyrs': Letters Chart Journeys to Radicalization"Don't be sad and don't wear the black clothes (of mourning). I asked to get married and you did not marry me off. So, by God, I will marry the 72 virgins in paradise." Yemen SEAL Raid Has Yielded No Significant Intelligence: OfficialsThe White House has repeatedly called the raid a success, but senior officials who spoke to NBC News said they were unaware of any 'actionable intelligence' gathered so far in the raid last month on a suspected terrorist camp in Yemen.
WHO Superbug List: Enemy No. 1 Is Bug That Plagues SoldiersWHO published its list of No. 1 superbug enemies, hoping entice drug companies and governments to work harder to get better antibiotics on the market. Founder of White Helmets Celebrates Oscar Win on Social MediaNetflix's 'The White Helmets' won best Best Documentary Short at the 89th Academy Awards, but the film's cinematographer and many
See the First 'Ring of Fire' Solar Eclipse of the YearSkywatchers in the Southern Hemisphere were treated with a partial solar eclipse that turns the sun into a "ring of fire." More Recent Articles
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Trump to Seek $54 Billion Increase in Military SpendingThe president is planning a budget that prioritizes the military and other public safety requirements, with cuts to most federal agencies.
Critics Assail Cuts in Foreign Spending as Trump Moves to Boost MilitaryThe proposed Pentagon increase has been criticized in part because White House officials say President Trump will call for a cut to programs that military officials say contribute to global stability. Trump Concedes Health Law Overhaul Is ‘Unbelievably Complex’The president suggested that the struggle to replace the Affordable Care Act was creating a legislative logjam, potentially stalling other parts of his agenda.
Russia Looks to Exploit White House ‘Turbulence,’ Analysts SayWith President Trump focused on what it perceives as weakness at home, Moscow can pursue its own interests free of pressure from the United States, observers say. In the House, Leaders of Russia Inquiry Are Split on Whether It’s NeededThe top Republican on the Intelligence Committee said there was no evidence of ties between the Trump campaign and Russia. His Democratic counterpart disagreed.
Justice Dept. Drops a Key Objection to a Texas Voter ID LawIn a sign of its direction under Jeff Sessions, the agency abandoned its claim that the state enacted the law with discriminatory intent. Former President George W. Bush Levels Tacit Criticism at TrumpThe former president took issue with the current president’s approach to immigration and the news media, and said that “we all need answers” on any potential ties to Russia. Wilbur Ross, a Billionaire Investor, Is Confirmed as Commerce SecretaryMr. Ross, whose businesses were buoyed by Nafta, will be a key leader in efforts to overhaul the trade deal. Trump Fans Rally Across the Nation to Support the PresidentOn Monday, hundreds rallied across the country to stick up for a president who they say has been treated unfairly by the news media and his critics. Trump Order Will Aim to Roll Back a Clean Water RuleThe executive order, expected Tuesday, will direct the Environmental Protection Agency to begin dismantling President Barack Obama’s environmental legacy. Donald Trump, ‘Moonlight,’ Warren Buffett: Your Evening BriefingAutomakers Knew of Takata Airbag Hazard for Years, Suit SaysPlaintiffs in a class action say internal documents from at least four automakers show that they continued to use the flawed airbags to save on costs. Fight Looms as Bill de Blasio Plans to Seek 90 New Homeless SheltersThe mayor, who has been frustrated in his efforts to curb homelessness, is set to unveil a proposal to increase New York’s shelters by nearly a third. Clashing Agendas: Antidoping Officials vs. U.S. Olympics LeadersAs they lobby to bring the Summer Games to Los Angeles, the nation’s Olympics officials have pressured Congress not to hold a hearing on the Russian doping scandal. A Constitutional Right to Facebook and Twitter? Supreme Court Weighs InIn considering a North Carolina law that bars sex offenders from using some social media, the Supreme Court discussed how such platforms have transformed civic life. Egypt Parliament Removes Prominent Dissenter: Anwar Sadat’s NephewThe expulsion of Anwar Sadat’s nephew, who shares the name of the president slain in 1981, was seen as an effort to prevent him from running for the presidency in the 2018 election. Poor Families to Get More Help With Rent From New York StateA public assistance program that has remained flat since it was established in 2004, even as rents skyrocketed, will be substantially increased. Uber Executive, Linked to an Old Harassment Claim, ResignsAmit Singhal, the head of Uber’s engineering efforts, did not disclose the circumstances of his departure from Google last year, according to a person familiar with the matter. It’s Carnival! Join the PartyFrom Brazil to Italy and, of course, New Orleans, take to the streets with revelers celebrating the subversion of everyday norms. What It Was Like Onstage During the Oscars 2017 Best Picture Mistake“I’m holding the envelope and the award, and I had just given my speech, and there are people on the stage with headsets, and I thought, ‘That doesn’t seem right.’” ‘Moonlight,’ ‘La La Land’ and What an Epic Oscars Fail Really SaysThree New York Times critics share their reactions to the wrong best picture’s being announced at the awards show. Asghar Farhadi, Iran’s Master of the Ordinary, Wins a 2nd OscarIn a country where the state-controlled news media generally overlooks the strains of normal middle-class life, the director fills the void. An Oscars With a TwistIt is the nightmare scenario of every awards show: “Moonlight” won the Oscar for best picture, but not before “La La Land” was mistakenly announced as the winner. Oscars Mistake Casts Unwanted Spotlight on PwCThe stunning gaffe instantly became the central theme of the awards ceremony. And just as quickly, PwC had a major brand crisis on its hands. SpaceX Plans to Send 2 Tourists Around Moon in 2018If the mission proceeds as planned, the private space travelers would be the first humans to venture that far into space in more than 40 years. Books of The Times: Review: In ‘Exit West,’ Mohsin Hamid Mixes Global Trouble With a Bit of MagicWhen their country descends into civil war, two migrants find a way to escape their besieged city. Muslims Give Money to Jewish Institutions That Are AttackedMuslim activists have raised more than $136,000 in donations after vandalism in Jewish cemeteries and bomb threats at community centers and day schools. Ruling Favors Jackie Evancho’s Transgender Sister in Bathroom CaseThree Pennsylvania high school students must be allowed to use restrooms corresponding to their gender identity, a judge ruled in granting a preliminary injunction. Before Vaquitas Vanish, a Desperate Bid to Save ThemNo more than 30 vaquitas are left in Mexico’s Gulf of California. Experts propose keeping some in captivity as a last resort. Nonfiction: You Must Remember This: Why We Return to ‘Casablanca’ and ‘High Noon’Noah Isenberg’s “We’ll Always Have Casablanca” and Glenn Frankel’s “High Noon” examine the cultural and political contexts of two Hollywood classics. Fashion Review: Runway vs. Red CarpetGiorgio Armani vied with his own celebrity-dressing, while social media heavy-hitters walked for Dolce & Gabbana. Looking for a Trump Doctrine in the White House KitchenThe Obamas put food front and center, but the Trumps have yet to signal just how they will eat, entertain or set an example. More Recent Articles
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