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Border patrol agents check IDs of domestic flight passengers in New York U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents checked the IDs of all passengers on a domestic flight in New York this week because they were looking for an immigration suspect.     
Justice Department reverses plan to phase out private prisons Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Thursday directed the Department of Justice to keep using privately-run prisons, reversing an Obama-era effort to phase them out.   Dentists can help catch undiagnosed diabetes in routine examsNew research suggests dentists can help detect undiagnosed diabetes based on patients having severe gum disease.  
Many opioid addicts in treat also use narcotics on the side, study saysOpioid addicts who undergo "medication-assisted treatment" are often using other narcotics before long, a new study cautions.   V.P. Mike Pence at CPAC: 'Our answers are the right answers' Vice President Mike Pence pitched the Trump administration's agenda during the marquee speech Thursday night at the Conservative Political Action Conference.  
Deron Williams waived by Dallas Mavericks, decides to sign with Cleveland CavaliersPregnant Beyonce won't perform at Coachella as planned Beyoncé is no longer on the bill for the 2017 Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival, organizers announced Thursday.   Pat Perez on Tiger Woods: He 'knows he can't beat anybody' A withdraw in Dubai was followed by Tiger Woods pulling out of the Honda Classic and Genesis Open.   Matt Reeves confirmed as director of 'The Batman'Minnesota Vikings still undecided on Adrian Peterson's future One of the best running backs of all-time might still be looking for a team to play for.   CPAC: GOP heavyweights Bannon, Priebus, Conway hail Trump agenda Some of the GOP's biggest names spoke Thursday at the Conservative Political Action Conference, including three of President Trump's top White House advisers.   Scottish neighborhood uses hairdryers to deter speeding drivers Residents of a neighborhood in Scotland have armed themselves with hairdryers and reflective vests to combat speeding drivers.   Study links psychiatric disorders to stroke risk Getting care at a hospital for a psychiatric disorder may be linked to a higher risk of stroke in the following weeks and months, new research suggests.   More evidence ties gum health to stroke risk Adults with gum disease may be twice as likely as people with healthy gums to suffer a stroke, new research suggests.   Study: Even 'benevolent bots' fight, sometimes for years An analysis of bot behavior over the course of a decades shows even "benevolent" bots bicker.   Ultrasound won't help broken bones heal, expert panel says International experts say there's little evidence to support a pricey low-intensity pulsed ultrasound treatment used to help speed the healing of broken bones.   Man stopped at red light uses slingshot to take out traffic camera A driver stopped at a traffic light in China was recorded leaning out the window of his van and using a slingshot to take out a traffic camera.   Swedish politician proposes paid sex breaks for workers A politician in Sweden has proposed that the country's workers be provided an hour-long break to go home and have sex.   How the Neanderthal in your genes affects your health Neanderthals were wiped out about 40,000 years ago, but some of their genes live on in modern humans, and may influence modern human health.   Trump, DHS chief Kelly conflict in messages on immigration crackdown Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly and President Trump gave conflicting messages Thursday about their new, tougher federal stance on illegal immigration.   Territorial hippo charges car on South African road A group of people traveling on a South Africa road captured the moment a territorial hippopotamus charged their vehicle at a high speed.   Is a drowsy teen headed for a life of crime? A new study suggests that teenage boys who are chronically sleepy in the daytime may be at higher risk of becoming violent criminals as adults.   Common virus may be linked to heart disease, diabetes in some women A common virus may make some women more susceptible to both heart disease and type 2 diabetes, a new study suggests.   Aerojet Rocketdyne to buy Coleman Aerospace from L3 Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings will purchase Coleman Aerospace for $15 million in a move company leaders say will expand their missile target vehicle business.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Nerve Agent Found in Kim Jong Nam Death, Police SayThe substance is listed as a chemical weapon. Police are investigating the death of a man believed to be Kim Jong Un's half-brother.
DHS Chief Kelly Pledges 'No Mass Deportations'DHS Chief Kelly pledged "no mass deportations" in meetings with Mexican officials. Trump Wants to Make U.S. Nuclear Arsenal 'Top of the Pack'White House press secretary Sean Spicer told reporters that Trump means that the U.S. "will not yield its supremacy in this area to anyone."
Syrian Rebels Capture Al-Bab From ISISAfter weeks of fighting against ISIS militants, Turkish-backed rebels claim to have taken control of the center of the city. French Far-Right Party Tipped to Win Election's First Round: PollsPopulist parties throughout Europe have risen in the polls recently, energized by the election of President Donald Trump and by Britain's vote to leave the EU.
Watch Tiger Snatch a Drone Out of the SkyA tiger enclosure in China has come up with a new way to keep their tigers fit: chasing a drone. The tigers have a natural instinct to stalk the drone and snatch it from the sky. U.S.-Backed Troops Score Crucial Win in ISIS FightIraqi security forces faced heavy fire as they stormed Mosul Airport on Thursday, part of a major assault to recapture ISIS' final stronghold in Iraq. 'ISIS Flee With Human Shields' as Battle for Mosul IntensifiesThe U.S.-backed assault to oust ISIS from Iraq's second-largest city has advanced into the city's airport. North Korea Lashes Out at 'Sinister' Malaysia Over Kim Jong Nam DeathThe remarks were the first by North Korea's outspoken state-controlled news agency, KCNA, since the death of Kim Jong Nam in Kuala Lumpur. Sec. Kelly: There Will Be No Mass Undocumented Immigrant RoundupsThe Secretary of Homeland Security, John Kelly, denied accusations of mass deportations of undocumented immigrants but defended plans to strengthen th Fit for a Princess: Diana's Dresses Go On DisplayA new exhibit at Kensington Palace showcases Princess Diana's iconic style with 25 dresses that she wore during her world famous life. Gordon Ramsay's In-Laws Charged With Computer HackingThe hot-tempered TV chef and his in-laws have been feuding ever since Ramsay fired his father-in-law in 2010. More Recent Articles
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Weakened Democrats Bow to Voters, Opting for Total War on TrumpAfter the election, Democrats debated whether to confront the president or seek compromise, but riled-up liberals have pushed party leaders into an all-out fight.
Stephen Bannon Reassures Conservatives Uneasy About TrumpThe president’s chief strategist vowed that the “deconstruction of the administrative state” in a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference. As Kelly and Tillerson Visit Mexico, Their Reassurances Differ From Trump’s StanceTop U.S. officials held a news conference in Mexico City as policy announcements from the White House continue to enrage the Mexican public.
Kim Jong-nam, Illegal Immigration, Mexico: Your Evening BriefingBathroom Case Puts Transgender Student on National StageGavin Grimm, 17, whose initials are on a case heading to the Supreme Court, has become the new face of the transgender rights movement.
Trump Revokes Transgender Bathroom OrderThere was mixed reaction nationwide to a Wednesday order by the new administration, ending an Obama-era policy that allowed transgender students to use the bathroom that corresponded to their gender identity. Trump Would Meet With Jackie Evancho About Transgender Rights, Spicer SaysPresident Trump would welcome meeting with the singer after she criticized his rollback of rules on bathrooms for transgender students, the White House press secretary said. One in Every 137 Teenagers Would Identify as Transgender, Report SaysA study based on state and federal data estimates that nearly 150,000 American teenagers from 13 to 17 would say they were transgender if asked. Trump Vowed to Protect the Safety Net. What if His Appointees Disagree?The coming days may show whether President Trump will keep his campaign promises to preserve social programs or take on the views of those around him. A Tee Time With Trump? Pro Golfers Say AbsolutelyErnie Els drew social media fire by playing golf with President Trump, but an informal survey of P.G.A. players suggests most others would, too. Trump Talk Rattles Aerospace Industry, Up and Down Supply ChainMany in the field fear border tariffs and trade deals will raise the cost of American airplanes, sending shock waves though its thousands of suppliers. Kim Jong-nam Was Killed by VX Nerve Agent, Malaysians SayThe Malaysian police said the substance, listed as a chemical weapon, had been identified from samples taken from the skin and eye of the North Korean leader’s estranged half brother. North Korea Accuses China of ‘Mean Behavior’ After It Tightens SanctionsThe criticism focused on China’s decision to suspend coal imports from North Korea, which depends on China for 90 percent of its external trade. A Standing Rock Camp Is BurnedThe largest protest camp at Standing Rock was cleared on Wednesday after the governor of North Dakota ordered the evacuation of people who had occupied the land for months. The Future of Work: The Jobs Americans DoPopular ideas about the working class are woefully out of date. Here are nine people who tell a truer story of what the American work force does today — and will do tomorrow. The Future of Work: Divisions of LaborThe Future of Work: The Retraining ParadoxMany Americans need jobs, or want better jobs, while employers have good jobs they can’t fill. Matching them up is the tricky part. The Future of Work: The Future of Not WorkingAs automation reduces the need for human labor, some Silicon Valley executives think a universal income will be the answer — and the beta test is happening in Kenya. Travel Tips: How to Deal With Motion SicknessIf you’re in a car or on a cruise, look at the road or water ahead — and eat food that is easily digestible. The Interpreter: Lessons From Abroad: What Can Happen When Migrants Are Pushed Into the ShadowsPresident Trump’s new deportation rules risk increasing the burdens on undocumented immigrants and, more broadly, on society as a whole. Migrants Face Deportations and Walls in Europe, TooEuropeans are increasingly caught up in a debate over the treatment of immigrants as rising hostility clashes with long-held values of tolerance. A Paid Hour a Week for Sex? Swedish Town Considers ItA plan to pay town workers in Overtornea, Sweden, to take an hour off for sex has raised eyebrows, but some experts say it has merit. Fewer Niceties, Similar Price: Airlines Turn to ‘Basic Economy’ FaresThe new basic economy class seats are expected to be in many cases the same price as the existing standard economy fare. Mildred Dresselhaus, the Queen of Carbon, Dies at 86Dr. Dresselhaus, who helped transform carbon into the superstar of modern materials science, was renowned for her efforts to promote the cause of women in science. South Korea, Next Olympics Host, Went Shopping in North America to Build Its Hockey TeamsThe sport is a premier event of the Winter Games, but never caught on much in South Korea. So putting together a credible team has taken some creativity. Google Self-Driving Car Unit Accuses Uber of Using Stolen TechnologyA lawsuit says an employee took thousands of secret files on self-driving car design when he left Google to start his own company, later sold to Uber. Leila de Lima, Critic of Duterte, Is Arrested in the PhilippinesMs. de Lima, a fierce opponent of the president’s bloody antidrug campaign, is accused of taking bribes from imprisoned drug traffickers. Danish Man Who Burned Quran Is Prosecuted for BlasphemyReviving a law not used since 1971, officials brought charges against a man who made an anti-Islamic demonstration on Facebook. Review: ‘Sunday in the Park With George,’ a Living Painting to Make You SeeJake Gyllenhaal and Annaleigh Ashford star in the marvelous revival of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s musical, at the newly restored Hudson Theater. Charles Oakley Attends First Knicks Game Since His ArrestOakley sat courtside at Quicken Loans Arena on Thursday for the Knicks’ game against the Cavaliers, saying he was merely there “to enjoy the game.” About New York: Law-Abiding but Illegal, and Fearing the New Trump RulesImmigrants in New York, anxious about the possibility of deportation, arrive before dawn for a legal clinic offered by Catholic Charities. Treadmills Add to Evidence in Arrest for Dog FightingIn addition to the caged and battered dogs in a garage in Queens, officials found training equipment suggesting the dogs were being trained to fight. Society: Nikki Haskell Learns the Social Cost of Supporting Donald TrumpShe has been a fan of his ever since they met at Le Club in 1974. Now that he is president, her cheerleading has consequences. Not From Venus, Not From Mars: What We Believe About Gender and Why It’s Often WrongIn “Testosterone Rex,” the Australian academic Cordelia Fine argues that society’s views about gender are blinkered, hidebound and wrong. More Recent Articles
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