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First North Korea passport holder arrested in Kim Jong Nam assassination Elizabeth ShimFeb. 17 (UPI) -- A suspect bearing a North Korean passport was arrested for the first time in connection to the assassination of Kim Jong Un's older half-brother.     
GOP leader McCain warns of worrysome future for West Doug G. WareFeb. 17 (UPI) -- One of the top Republicans in Congress on Friday said the United States and its Western allies could be in for a precarious future if they aren't careful.   White House says Harward's family vetoed offer of national security adviser Doug G. WareFeb. 17 (UPI) -- Robert Harward couldn't accept President Trump's offer to be national security adviser because his family wouldn't allow it, a White House official said Friday.  
President Trump: What the new White House has done so far UPI StaffFeb. 17 (UPI) -- In his first days in office, President Donald Trump has taken action on issues including healthcare, abortion, trade and oil pipelines.   Pennsylvania library waives $554 fee after book returned 75 years late Ben HooperFeb. 17 (UPI) -- A Pennsylvania library said it waived the $554 late fee for a book returned by a man whose father checked it out of the facility more than 75 years ago.  
Couple's pregnancy announcement with 452 IVF needles goes viral Ben HooperFeb. 17 (UPI) -- A Texas couple's pregnancy announcement after a long struggle with fertility issues featured their 452 IVF needles -- and two onesies for their coming twins.   Historians rank Obama at No. 12 in survey of greatest U.S. presidents Doug G. WareFeb. 17 (UPI) -- Nearly 100 U.S. historians and scholars have rated Barack Obama as one of the 12 greatest presidents in American history, a comprehensive survey showed Friday.   Rutgers apologizes to students booted from job fair for violating dress code Ben HooperFeb. 17 (UPI) -- Rutgers University on Friday apologized to students who were turned away from a career fair for dress code violations, including blue suits and brown shoes.   New England Patriots' Michael Floyd sentenced to four months in jail Alex ButlerFeb. 17 (UPI) -- Just two weeks after celebrating a Super Bowl victory with the New England Patriots, Michael Floyd is headed to a jail cell.   Dog joyfully teaches herself how to sled down hill Ben HooperFeb. 17 (UPI) -- A fun-loving Colorado dog was caught on camera teaching herself how to sled after watching her human friends ride down hill.   Restaurant offers family five percent discount for polite children Daniel UriaFeb. 17 (UPI) -- The owner of a restaurant in Italy discounted five percent from a family's bill due to their children's polite behavior.   Strained calf could force Adrian Beltre out of World Baseball Classic Alex ButlerFeb. 17 (UPI) -- The Dominican Republic could be without one of its best hitters in the World Baseball Classic.   Train's dashboard camera captures motorcycle's demise, rider's near miss Ben HooperFeb. 17 (UPI) -- An Australian train driver's camera captured the moment a train plowed into a motorcycle after its owner narrowly jumped out of the way.   Scientists study stick insects to better understand speciation Brooks HaysFeb. 17 (UPI) -- Researchers at Utah State University sequenced the genomes of more than 1,000 stick insects in an effort to better understand the process of speciation.   Chronic pain more likely for poor, less educated: Study HealthDay NewsChronic pain is much more common among poor, less educated older Americans than their wealthier, more educated peers, a new study suggests.   Heart, lung problems may not always need ICU care HealthDay NewsThe intensive care unit may not improve the chances of survival for all patients with serious heart problems, a new study suggests.   Watch: President Trump goes on campaign mode at Boeing plant Danielle HaynesFeb. 17 (UPI) -- President Donald Trump went into campaign mode Friday afternoon at the unveiling of the new Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner in South Carolina.   California rain: Flash flooding possible in SoCal as officials watch Oroville dam Doug G. WareFeb. 17 (UPI) -- Forecasters say several inches of rain will fall in parts of Southern California by the end of the weekend, and Northern California will see storms after that.   Anti-addiction meds given in ER can help battle abuse HealthDay NewsPeople addicted to opioids treated in a hospital emergency department do better when they receive medication to reduce opioid cravings, researchers report.   British inventor creates 'Fire tornado firework launcher' Daniel UriaFeb. 17 (UPI) -- British inventor and YouTube star Colin Furze created a device to launch fireworks using a massive cylinder of fire.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Cross-Border Loudspeakers May Inform N. Koreans of AssassinationMost North Koreans have little idea about the outside world beyond what Kim Jong Un's oppressive regime feeds them.  
Heatwave Kills Off Thousands of Giant Bats in AustraliaThousands of grey-headed flying foxes, also known as "megabats," are dying in droves amid a scorching heatwave in Australia, creating what looks like scenes out of a horror movie. Mattis: NATO Threatened by 'Arc of Instability'Def. Sec. Mattis reassured Munich Security Conference delegates on the U.S. commitment to NATO, but repeated the need for funding increases.
John McCain: 'This Administration Is in Disarray'Senator McCain reassured an audience at the Munich Security Conference that "both the legislative and the judicial branches (of government) will Mattis Warns of 'Arc of Instability' on European PeripheryDefense Secretary James Mattis, in his debut trip to Europe, warned of an "arc of instability" on Europe's periphery and told nervous allies that the United States would stand with NATO partners to confront shared threats.
Pope to Politicians: Insult Less, Listen More'Insulting has become normal,' the pontiff said in a speech Friday. 'We need to lower the volume a bit and we need to talk less and listen more.' 9/11-Style Commission Into Russia's Election Meddling Gathers SteamRep. Elijah Cummings said the committee should be made up of "distinguished citizens, no Congressmen, no Senators." Britain's Blair Calls for UK to 'Rise Up' Against Brexit"The people voted without the knowledge of the terms of Brexit," the former British leader told a pro-European campaign group. Brother-in-Law of Spain's King Gets Prison for FraudInaki Urdangarin was found guilty of evading taxes, fraud and various other charges. He was sentenced to six years and three months. Ecuador Elections: Will it Be Another Loss for the Left?Ecuador holds elections Sunday: Will leftist Pres. Rafael Correa's successor get enough votes to avoid a run-off with a center-right candidate? Tony Blair: It's Time for Brexit Opponents to Rise UpFormer Prime Minister Tony Blair launched a new campaign to persuade Britons to change their minds about leaving the EU. Fake News? Hear a 'Great Politician's' PerspectiveAustralia's prime minister cited the words of Britain's wartime leader, Winston Churchill, in how politicians view media. 39 Suspects Killed as Pakistan Vows to Avenge Shrine AttackThe white marble floor was still marked by blood on Friday, and a pile of abandoned shoes and slippers was heaped in the courtyard. Trump Brings Up 'Nuclear Holocaust' While Talking RussiaAt his marathon first solo press conference, Pres. Trump made some stunning comments while discussing U.S.-Russia relations. MSNBC's Brian Willia More Recent Articles
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Popular Domestic Programs Face Ax Under First Trump BudgetThe Corporation for Public Broadcasting, AmeriCorps and the National Endowments for the Arts and the Humanities could be eliminated.
Constraints Threaten Trump’s Promise of an Immigration CrackdownThe Trump administration rebutted a report by The Associated Press that cited a memorandum describing an effort to militarize enforcement of the nation’s immigration laws. Mexican Consulates Flooded With Fearful ImmigrantsAs a crackdown on illegal immigrants begins, Mexico’s 50 consulates in the United States are moving quickly to help their nationals seeking assistance.
Trump, Battered in Washington, Is Buoyed at Boeing RallyThe president, visiting South Carolina en route to Florida, seemed thrilled to escape the marble political prison that is his new home. Trump’s Inroads in Union Ranks Have Labor Leaders ScramblingMany unions have interests aligned with the president’s and are adapting his themes to their objectives, even while denouncing much of his agenda.
Scott Pruitt, Boeing, European Union: Your Friday Evening BriefingCalifornia Today: California Today: Capturing the ‘Firefall’ at YosemiteFriday: Glowing water at Horsetail Fall, more rain is set to hit Oroville, and a memorial for Golden Gate Bridge laborers. Congress Goes Home, and Constituents Fired Up Over Health Care Are WaitingAs lawmakers leave for a weeklong recess, a flood of new activist groups has traditional organizations scrambling to catch up. Mediator: In Trump Era, Censorship May Start in the NewsroomA misfire at a PBS station showed how Trump administration attempts to intimidate the press could work, and how those attempts could be thwarted. Fact Check: Trump’s News ConferencePresident Trump spoke about his executive orders, the economy and his polls. We checked the facts. A Young Reporter Makes a Soft Query and Pleases an Upset PresidentKyle Mazza, 19, created his own network in Fair Lawn, N.J., when he was 8 years old. On Thursday, his question about the first lady provided a respite for Mr. Trump during a combative news conference. Trump Calls the News Media the ‘Enemy of the American People’Even from a president who routinely castigates journalists, the president’s Twitter post was a striking escalation in his attacks on the press. A Jewish Reporter Got to Ask Trump a Question. It Didn’t Go Well.After a berating by President Trump, a correspondent from Ami Magazine, an Orthodox Jewish weekly, said, “Regretfully, today was a day I wish we could have done over.” Street Style With the Quann TwinsTK Wonder and Cipriana Quann are redefining what it means to be a fashion icon. Follow them through the TOME show during New York City's Fashion Week. Can E.U. Shift Migrant Crisis to the Source? In Libya, the Odds Are LongA plan to provide money and training to the Libyans to keep migrants there has come under scrutiny for being potentially unworkable and inhumane. A Push for Diesel Leaves London Gasping Amid Record PollutionBritain’s efforts to aid the environment have inadvertently led to a spike in an even more insidious form of air pollution than the deadly smog of 1952. New Question for a Frequent Champion: Whether to Meet the PresidentConnecticut is favored to win its 12th women’s basketball title. What is less certain is whether the team would meet President Trump at the White House. Beyond ‘Hidden Figures’: Nurturing New Black and Latino Math WhizzesA free math camp for middle-school students from New York’s poorest neighborhoods was an effort to increase the number of blacks and Latinos with advanced math degrees. The Interpreter: In Germany, the Taboo of Patriotism Is Fueling Far Right’s RiseExploiting a rising sense of insecurity, the Alternative for Germany party is pushing identity and nationalism — normally unspoken — as paths to progress. Hunched Over a Microscope, He Sketched the Secrets of How the Brain WorksThe illustrations of Santiago Ramón y Cajal, the father of modern neuroscience, are featured in the new book “The Beautiful Brain.” College Costs Too Much? N.Y.U. Paves Way to Graduate FasterNew York University will offer more classes, broaden its allowance for transfer credits and advise students on creating schedules to finish in three years. Kraft Heinz Offers to Buy Unilever in $143 Billion DealUnilever said that the proposal “fundamentally undervalues” the company and that it saw “no merit, either financial or strategic” for the deal. George Steele, ‘The Animal’ Wrestler and Mild-Mannered Teacher, Dies at 79A World Wrestling Federation mainstay known for his wild antics and his signature green tongue, Steele was a hated villain but was described as “truly nice.” Big City: Bill de Blasio Seeks a Runway to Vogue VotersFacing re-election, the mayor discovers the promise of the garment industry to deliver jobs and, maybe, fund-raising support. More Recent Articles
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