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Alex Butler Feb. 8 (UPI) -- Former Pro Bowl quarterback Jay Cutler could soon be joining the New York Jets, according to reports.
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  1. Jay Cutler a 'possibility' for New York Jets
  2. New York Jets sign offensive tackle Jeff Adams
  3. Cleveland Browns hire David Lee as quarterback coach
  4. Three-time World Series champion LHP Javier Lopez retiring
  5. North Korea secretly producing highly enriched uranium, analyst says
  6. Arizona Diamondbacks sign catcher Hank Conger
  7. New partnership with AMR to enhance NASCAR's medical service
  8. Houston Astros ink first baseman Marwin Gonzalez
  9. Charles Oakley arrested after scuffle, blames New York Knicks owner James Dolan
  10. High court nominee Gorsuch 'disheartened' by Trump remarks in immigration fight
  11. Michael Jordan to Golden State Warriors: '73 wins don't mean [expletive]'
  12. Rain expected to reign at Pebble Beach
  13. Chip Kelly reportedly has 'no interest' in Alabama
  14. Dustin Brown knocks off top-seeded Marin Cilic in France
  15. Stephen Curry disses Donald Trump, LeBron James trashes travel order
  16. Senate confirms Jeff Sessions as U.S. attorney general
  17. Five hurt after falling in Florida circus high wire rehearsal
  18. Cincinnati Reds' Homer Bailey likely to start 2017 on disabled list
  19. Watch: Larry Fitzgerald looks shaky on skates at Arizona Coyotes practice
  20. New York Giants bring back DC Steve Spagnuolo
  21. Henrik Lundqvist on rise as New York Rangers host Nashville Predators

Jay Cutler a 'possibility' for New York Jets

Alex Butler
Feb. 8 (UPI) -- Former Pro Bowl quarterback Jay Cutler could soon be joining the New York Jets, according to reports.
    

New York Jets sign offensive tackle Jeff Adams

Alex Butler
Feb. 8 (UPI) -- Offensive lineman Jeff Adams has spent six NFL seasons with six different teams.
    

Cleveland Browns hire David Lee as quarterback coach

Alex Butler
Feb. 8 (UPI) -- Curing the Cleveland Browns' quarterback dilemma could be one of the toughest jobs in the NFL.
    

Three-time World Series champion LHP Javier Lopez retiring

Alex Butler
Feb. 8 (UPI) -- Seasoned southpaw Javier Lopez announced his retirement from baseball Wednesday.
    

North Korea secretly producing highly enriched uranium, analyst says

Elizabeth Shim
Feb. 8 (UPI) -- North Korea could have about 100 pounds of plutonium and 600 pounds of highly enriched uranium in its arsenal, a South Korean analyst said Thursday, local time.
    

Arizona Diamondbacks sign catcher Hank Conger

Alex Butler
Feb. 8 (UPI) -- Seven-year MLB veteran catcher Hank Conger is joining the Arizona Diamondbacks' battery.
    

New partnership with AMR to enhance NASCAR's medical service

The Sports Xchange
Starting with the 2017 season, the chase truck that serves as first responder to on-track accident scenes will feature a couple of new faces.
    

Houston Astros ink first baseman Marwin Gonzalez

Alex Butler
Feb. 8 (UPI) -- First baseman Marwin Gonzalez avoided arbitration Wednesday, when he agreed to a deal with the Houston Astros.
    

Charles Oakley arrested after scuffle, blames New York Knicks owner James Dolan

Alex Butler
Feb. 8 (UPI) -- With Phil Jackson and Carmelo Anthony owning the headlines lately, the New York Knicks needed to change the news.
    

High court nominee Gorsuch 'disheartened' by Trump remarks in immigration fight

Doug G. Ware
Feb. 8 (UPI) -- President Trump's Supreme Court nominee expressed disappointment Wednesday with comments the president has made amid the legal battle for his immigration order.
    

Michael Jordan to Golden State Warriors: '73 wins don't mean [expletive]'

Alex Butler
Feb. 8 (UPI) -- Joe Lacob doesn't need a reminder of the Golden State Warriors' monumental blunder in the 2016 NBA Finals.
    

Rain expected to reign at Pebble Beach

By Steve Habel, The Sports Xchange
There are plenty of times that the the three courses used for competition at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am are the greatest places in the world to play golf.
    

Chip Kelly reportedly has 'no interest' in Alabama

The Sports Xchange
Chip Kelly isn't ready to return to the college ranks.
    

Dustin Brown knocks off top-seeded Marin Cilic in France

The Sports Xchange
Dustin Brown of Germany upset top-seeded Marin Cilic of Croatia 6-4, 6-4.
    

Stephen Curry disses Donald Trump, LeBron James trashes travel order

Alex Butler
Feb. 8 (UPI) -- Two of the NBA's biggest stars are putting sponsors in the backseat when talking about politics.
    

Senate confirms Jeff Sessions as U.S. attorney general

Doug G. Ware
Feb. 8 (UPI) -- The Senate approved Jeff Sessions on Wednesday as U.S. attorney general, bringing an end to what had been one of President Trump's most disputed nominations.
    

Five hurt after falling in Florida circus high wire rehearsal

Doug G. Ware
Feb. 8 (UPI) -- Several circus performers were injured in Florida Wednesday after falling during a rehearsal of a high wire act, officials said.
    

Cincinnati Reds' Homer Bailey likely to start 2017 on disabled list

Alex Butler
Feb. 8 (UPI) -- In 2014, Homer Bailey signed a $104 million contract with the Cincinnati Reds.
    

Watch: Larry Fitzgerald looks shaky on skates at Arizona Coyotes practice

Alex Butler
Feb. 8 (UPI) -- One of the toughest players in the NFL tried out one of the toughest sports Monday.
    

New York Giants bring back DC Steve Spagnuolo

The Sports Xchange
New York Giants defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo, as expected, will return for the 2017 season.
    

Henrik Lundqvist on rise as New York Rangers host Nashville Predators

By Dave Lozo, The Sports Xchange
Is Henrik Lundqvist back?
    
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  3. Trump attacks Nordstrom over daughter's clothing line - The Hill

Supreme Court nominee Gorsuch says Trump's attacks on judiciary are 'demoralizing' - Washington Post


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Supreme Court nominee Gorsuch says Trump's attacks on judiciary are 'demoralizing'
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President Trump's escalating attacks on the federal judiciary drew denunciation Wednesday from his Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch, who told a senator that the criticism was "disheartening" and "demoralizing" to independent federal courts. Sen.
Trump's Supreme Court pick: Judge attack 'demoralizing'The Hill
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After Senator Elizabeth Warren's remarks were halted during a Senate confirmation hearing for Jeff Sessions to become attorney general, many people rallied around her. By NEETI UPADHYE on Publish Date February 8, 2017. Photo by J. Scott ...
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The White House became embroiled in a feud with retail giant Nordstrom Wednesday, highlighting the first family's potential business conflicts and President Trump's penchant for attacking businesses he perceives as foes. Nordstrom stopped carrying ...
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"Any fool can shout 'Allahu akbar' as they commit a crime," said the mother of a woman killed in what the White House says was a terror attack.
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  1. Mom of Slain Tourist Slams Trump's Claim It Was Terrorism
  2. Yemen Raid: Spicer Says McCain Owes Apology to Dead SEAL
  3. U.S. Strike Kills Top Al Qaeda Figure in Syria: Pentagon
  4. McCain: Yemen Raid Was Meant to Capture or Kill Al Qaeda Terrorists
  5. Tanzania Orders Arrest of 3 Men for Promoting Homosexuality
  6. Congressional Group Urges Visa Ban for Venezuelan Officials
  7. Say Cheese! Chinese Family of 500 Pose for Epic Photo
  8. LGBTQ Films Shine at 2017 Berlinale
  9. Russian Opposition Leader and Putin Foe Convicted
  10. Majority in Leading EU Nations Support Trump-Style Travel Ban: Poll
  11. 'Despicable' Attack on Convoy Kills 6 Red Cross Aid Workers
  12. U.S. Visitors May Have to Hand Over Social Media Passwords
  13. Russian Man Builds Church Out of Snow so Village Can Pray
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Mom of Slain Tourist Slams Trump's Claim It Was Terrorism

"Any fool can shout 'Allahu akbar' as they commit a crime," said the mother of a woman killed in what the White House says was a terror attack.

    

Yemen Raid: Spicer Says McCain Owes Apology to Dead SEAL

The White House says the Jan. 28 operation was a "huge success."

    

U.S. Strike Kills Top Al Qaeda Figure in Syria: Pentagon

Abu Hani al-Masri, described as having ties to Osama bin Laden and Ayman al-Zawahiri, was among 11 operatives killed last week, the Pentagon said.
    

McCain: Yemen Raid Was Meant to Capture or Kill Al Qaeda Terrorists

Confronted with McCain's comments, military officials acknowledged that "site exploitation" missions could include capturing terrorists.

    

Tanzania Orders Arrest of 3 Men for Promoting Homosexuality

A Tanzanian official has ordered the arrest of three men accused of promoting homosexuality in this East African country.
    

Congressional Group Urges Visa Ban for Venezuelan Officials

A bipartisan group of congressional members want President Donald Trump to sanction and ban visas of corrupt Venezuelan officials.

    

Say Cheese! Chinese Family of 500 Pose for Epic Photo

A Chinese clan of more than 500 relatives came together in a shot for the ages.

    

LGBTQ Films Shine at 2017 Berlinale

The Berlin International Film Festival isn't just one of the world's most respected platforms for global cinema—it's also one of the most LGBTQ-embracing.

    

Russian Opposition Leader and Putin Foe Convicted

"We don't recognize this verdict, and it will be overturned," Alexei Navalny said after the verdict.

    

Majority in Leading EU Nations Support Trump-Style Travel Ban: Poll

The figures "suggest that public opposition to further migration from predominantly Muslim states is by no means confined to Trump's electorate."

    

'Despicable' Attack on Convoy Kills 6 Red Cross Aid Workers

Thomas Class, a spokesman for the International Committee of the Red Cross, said "we're absolutely devastated."

    

U.S. Visitors May Have to Hand Over Social Media Passwords

"We want to get on their social media with passwords: What do you do, what do you say?" Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said.

    

Russian Man Builds Church Out of Snow so Village Can Pray

Alexander Batyokhtin said he built the ice church so that villagers had a place to pray as there is neither a church nor a priest in the village of Sosnovka.
    

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Mr. Trump escalated his feud with the courts over his travel ban, saying the judges had failed to grasp concepts even "a bad high school student would understand."
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  1. Supreme Court Nominee Calls Trump’s Attacks on Judiciary ‘Demoralizing’
  2. Jeff Sessions Confirmed as Attorney General, Capping Bitter Battle
  3. Elizabeth Warren, Jeff Sessions: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing
  4. Shutting Down Speech by Elizabeth Warren, G.O.P. Amplifies Her Message
  5. Backlash to Warren’s Silencing
  6. Intel, in Show of Support for Trump, Announces Factory in Arizona
  7. First 100 Days Briefing: Trump Says Nordstrom Treated His Daughter ‘So Unfairly’; Fireworks Before Final Vote on Jeff Sessions
  8. Yemen Backtracks on Suspending U.S. Raids After Civilian Casualties
  9. Texas Democrats Angered by Trump’s Remark on Destroying Senator’s Career
  10. A Third New England Patriot Says He Will Skip a White House Visit
  11. On Washington: Mitch McConnell Sees ‘High Level of Satisfaction’ With Trump Administration
  12. Spring Weather? Snowstorm? New York Schools to Close on Thursday
  13. Worries Grow Over Euro’s Fate as Debts Smolder in Italy and Greece
  14. Weak Reporting System Let Risky Surgical Device Stay in Use
  15. Letters From Jacqueline Kennedy to the Man She Didn’t Marry
  16. Anderson .Paak, a Singing, Rapping, Drumming Grammy Nominee, Doesn’t Fit Into Any Box
  17. Three New Faces at the Grammys: BJ the Chicago Kid, Nineteen85 and Gallant
  18. Where Have You Gone, Angelina Jolie? Celebrities Vanish From Fashion’s Front Row
  19. Arizona Man Gets 30-Year Sentence in Texas Attack Inspired by ISIS
  20. Blame Is Ricocheting in Deaths of Rebel Army Leaders in Ukraine
  21. Fury Rises in France Over Accusations Police Beat and Raped a Black Man
  22. Judge, Citing Harm to Customers, Blocks $48 Billion Anthem-Cigna Merger
  23. Fire Tears Through Manila Slum, Leaving 15,000 Homeless
  24. Time and a Relentless Clock Weigh on Hamburg Soccer Team
  25. Richard Hatch, Who Starred in ‘Battlestar Galactica,’ Dies at 71
  26. Lens Blog: Rarely Seen Photos of Japanese Internment
  27. Review: In ‘The Lego Batman Movie,’ Toys and Heroes, What’s Not to Like?
  28. Q. and A.: Damien Chazelle, ‘La La Land’ Director, on California’s Allure
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Supreme Court Nominee Calls Trump’s Attacks on Judiciary ‘Demoralizing’

Mr. Trump escalated his feud with the courts over his travel ban, saying the judges had failed to grasp concepts even “a bad high school student would understand.”

    

Jeff Sessions Confirmed as Attorney General, Capping Bitter Battle

The Alabama senator survived a near-party-line vote after a racially charged nomination battle that crested with the procedural silencing of Senator Elizabeth Warren.

    

Elizabeth Warren, Jeff Sessions: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

    

Shutting Down Speech by Elizabeth Warren, G.O.P. Amplifies Her Message

Senate Republicans halted her remarks after she criticized a colleague, Jeff Sessions, before his confirmation as attorney general, by reading a letter from Coretta Scott King.
    

Backlash to Warren’s Silencing

After Senator Elizabeth Warren’s remarks were halted during a Senate confirmation hearing for Jeff Sessions to become attorney general, many people rallied around her.
    

Intel, in Show of Support for Trump, Announces Factory in Arizona

The world’s largest chip manufacturer, which opposes President Trump’s immigration order but backs his tax and regulatory plans, will invest $7 billion to finish a factory conceived in 2011.

    

First 100 Days Briefing: Trump Says Nordstrom Treated His Daughter ‘So Unfairly’; Fireworks Before Final Vote on Jeff Sessions

Capping a strikingly contentious confirmation process, the Senate is expected to vote as soon as Wednesday evening on the nomination of Mr. Sessions to be attorney general.

    

Yemen Backtracks on Suspending U.S. Raids After Civilian Casualties

Yemeni officials are caught between the public outrage at home over civilian deaths and fear of losing American counterterrorism assistance.

    

Texas Democrats Angered by Trump’s Remark on Destroying Senator’s Career

A comment by President Trump has cast a spotlight on the seizing of suspects’ property before they have been convicted of a crime.

    

A Third New England Patriot Says He Will Skip a White House Visit

Linebacker Dont’a Hightower on Wednesday became the latest Super Bowl champion to bow out of the traditional meeting with the president.

    

On Washington: Mitch McConnell Sees ‘High Level of Satisfaction’ With Trump Administration

The Senate majority leader said Mr. Trump’s decisions so far had been “right-of-center things that we would have hoped” a Republican president would make.

    

Spring Weather? Snowstorm? New York Schools to Close on Thursday

Wednesday’s temperatures reached 62 degrees in New York City, but don’t get used to it. Up to 12 inches of snow could hit the region on Thursday.
    

Worries Grow Over Euro’s Fate as Debts Smolder in Italy and Greece

Even as global stock markets climb, concerns are building that debt problems in Greece and Italy will put additional strain on the euro.

    

Weak Reporting System Let Risky Surgical Device Stay in Use

Doctors and hospitals failed to tell the Food and Drug Administration about women whose cancer was spread by a surgical tool, a new report finds.

    

Letters From Jacqueline Kennedy to the Man She Didn’t Marry

Newly discovered letters from Mrs. Kennedy to Lord Harlech, whose heart she broke, explain her decision to marry Aristotle Onassis.

    

Anderson .Paak, a Singing, Rapping, Drumming Grammy Nominee, Doesn’t Fit Into Any Box

He is nominated for best new artist, and his 2016 album, “Malibu,” is nominated as best urban contemporary album.

    

Three New Faces at the Grammys: BJ the Chicago Kid, Nineteen85 and Gallant

Vanguard artists, variously known for sweet singing, savvy producing and a buttery falsetto, are looking for Grammy victories.

    

Where Have You Gone, Angelina Jolie? Celebrities Vanish From Fashion’s Front Row

Shrinking budgets and the specter of overexposure have reduced the ranks of megastars lending their wattage.

    

Arizona Man Gets 30-Year Sentence in Texas Attack Inspired by ISIS

Abdul Malik Abdul Kareem, an American-born Muslim convert, became the second person in the United States to be convicted of charges of supporting the Islamic State.

    

Blame Is Ricocheting in Deaths of Rebel Army Leaders in Ukraine

Ukraine and Russia have denied any role in the latest separatist death, of Mikhail Tolstykh, or in previous killings of rebel leaders far from the front lines.

    

Fury Rises in France Over Accusations Police Beat and Raped a Black Man

Youths set cars and trash bins ablaze and vandalized buildings in suburbs around Paris, venting rage for the fourth straight day over the allegations.

    

Judge, Citing Harm to Customers, Blocks $48 Billion Anthem-Cigna Merger

For the second time this year, a federal judge has sided with the Justice Department to derail a merger of two huge health insurers.

    

Fire Tears Through Manila Slum, Leaving 15,000 Homeless

Dozens were injured but no one was killed, officials said, as the narrow alleyways blocked fire trucks and residents tried fighting the blaze with buckets of water.

    

Time and a Relentless Clock Weigh on Hamburg Soccer Team

A stadium clock notes that Hamburg has been in the Bundesliga since the German league was founded, a distinction it may soon lose.

    

Richard Hatch, Who Starred in ‘Battlestar Galactica,’ Dies at 71

He played Captain Apollo, a fighter pilot, in the original 1970s television series and later a political leader, Tom Zarek, in a reboot of the series in 2004.

    

Lens Blog: Rarely Seen Photos of Japanese Internment

Dorothea Lange’s photographs of Japanese-Americans interned during World War 2 capture not only the oppression of a people but also their struggle to retain their dignity.

    

Review: In ‘The Lego Batman Movie,’ Toys and Heroes, What’s Not to Like?

Warner Bros. offers amusement at its own expense and Will Arnett gives great voice to Gotham’s brooder, but this new movie is still a commercial.

    

Q. and A.: Damien Chazelle, ‘La La Land’ Director, on California’s Allure

The Griffith Observatory, Pasadena and palm trees — the writer and director of “La La Land” talks about why he loves L.A.

    

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