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Spygate II: Drone potentially filmed Atlanta Falcons' Super Bowl practice Alex ButlerFeb. 7 (UPI) -- When you have a history of illegally filming your opponents during a seven-year span, you don't get the benefit of the doubt.     
Strategy to 'destroy' North Korea missiles to be applied during exercises Elizabeth ShimFeb. 7 (UPI) -- A bilateral U.S.-South Korea strategy to detect, defend, disrupt and destroy North Korea missiles is to be applied to joint military exercises.   Danny Amendola wears 'Fire Goodell' hat, Rob Gronkowski boos commissioner Alex ButlerFeb. 7 (UPI) -- While New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick was ironically taking a day off to start a "no days off" chant, his players tossed shade on Roger Goodell.  
Jamie Dornan and Halle Berry to be presenters at the Oscars Karen ButlerFeb. 7 (UPI) -- Halle Berry, Jamie Dornan and Chris Evans have been added to the roster of presenters for the 89th Oscars ceremony on Feb. 26 in Los Angeles.   Appeals court grills DOJ, opponents over Trump's immigration order Doug G. WareFeb. 7 (UPI) -- A federal court in San Francisco heard arguments Tuesday for and against the implementation of President Donald Trump's frozen immigration and refugee order.  
Jamie Lynn Spears' daughter Maddie regains consciousness Karen ButlerFeb. 7 (UPI) -- The hospital treating singer-actress Jamie Lynn Spears' daughter after an ATV mishap Sunday said Tuesday the child is "awake and talking."   'Pandora: The World of Avatar' set to open at Disney's Animal Kingdom May 27 Karen ButlerFeb. 7 (UPI) -- "Pandora: The World of Avatar" is to open May 27 at Disney's Animal Kingdom in Orlando.   'Orphan Black' Season 5 to premiere on June 10 Karen ButlerFeb. 7 (UPI) -- The fifth and final season of the sci-fi series "Orphan Black" is to premiere June 10, BBC America announced Tuesday.   Fashionable pigeon accidentally accessorizes with bread crust necklace Ben HooperFeb. 7 (UPI) -- A pigeon that attempted to eat a slice of bread made a fashion statement when it ended up wearing the crust like a necklace.   Firefighters use crane to hoist ox by the horns Ben HooperFeb. 7 (UPI) -- Firefighters in China used a crane to hoist an ox by the horns after it fell into a hole that was too deep for it to easily climb out.   Spurs vs. 76ers game preview: Kawhi Leonard, Joel Embiid uncertain with injuries By Gordie Jones, The Sports XchangeIt is unclear if rookie center Joel Embiid will be available Wednesday, when the Philadelphia 76ers host the San Antonio Spurs.   Army Corps of Engineers gives final approval for Dakota pipeline Doug G. WareFeb. 7 (UPI) -- President Trump's government has given final approval for the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline, the Army Corps of Engineers said in a court filing Tuesday.   Sheriffs visit Trump, praise immigration order at White House Doug G. WareFeb. 7 (UPI) -- A group of U.S. sheriffs met with President Trump at the White House to discuss a range of topics, including violent crime and drug trafficking.   U.S. teens lag on recommended vaccinations HealthDay NewsTeens are less likely than younger children to get all their recommended vaccinations, perhaps putting their health at risk, according to U.S. pediatricians.   For millions of Americans, everyday life takes toll on hearing Dennis Thompson, HealthDay NewsThe noise of modern life causes permanent hearing damage to many U.S. adults who don't suspect they've experienced a loss, federal researchers reported Tuesday.   Study: Fruit flies can't learn without certain enzyme Brooks HaysFeb. 7 (UPI) -- New research shows learning and memory formation in fruit flies relies on a special enzyme called Histone Deacetylase Inhibitor 6, or HDAC6.   A plug instead of a snip for male birth control? Dennis Thompson, HealthDay NewsA new gel-based vasectomy has proven effective in monkeys, raising hopes it could provide a permanent but easily reversible male contraceptive in humans.   Buffalo Bills hire Gill Byrd as defensive backs coach Alex ButlerFeb. 7 (UPI) -- Gill Byrd and Bobby Babich joined the Buffalo Bills' coaching staff Tuesday.   Army suspends DC Jay Bateman for role in Wake Forest leak scandal The Sports XchangeArmy suspended defensive coordinator Jay Bateman for two weeks and fined him $25,000 for accepting game-plan information from a Wake Forest radio announcer, the service academy announced Tuesday.   San Francisco to offer free community college tuition Allen ConeFeb. 7 (UPI) -- San Francisco will become the first city in the nation to offer free tuition at its community college to all residents starting in the fall.   Owl rescued from soccer net in South Dakota Ben HooperFeb. 7 (UPI) -- A South Dakota man was filmed rescuing an owl that somehow got itself entangled in a mesh soccer goal.   Three new uranium minerals found growing in Utah mine Brooks HaysFeb. 7 (UPI) -- Scientists discovered three new uranium minerals, or uranyl minerals, growing on the walls of an abandoned uranium mine in Utah.   Colorado woman wins lottery days after quitting job Ben HooperFeb. 7 (UPI) -- A Colorado woman was rescued from the unemployment line when she won a $3.3 million lottery jackpot days after quitting her job.   Man told he was 'just fat' has 130-pound tumor removed Daniel UriaFeb. 7 (UPI) -- A Minnesota man had a 130-pound tumor removed after being told he was "just fat" for more than a decade.   Oakland Athletics naming field after Rickey Henderson Alex ButlerFeb. 7 (UPI) -- Rickey Henderson is about to 'steal' the name of the field at Oakland Coliseum.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Iran's Supreme Leader: Trump 'Shows Real Face of America''No enemy can paralyze Iran,' Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said in his first remarks on the United States in almost two years.  
19 Killed as Suicide Bomber Strikes Afghan Supreme CourtAt least 41 other were wounded in the Kabul explosion, including 10 of them in critical condition. Iranian Baby Needing Surgery Arrives in OregonFatemeh Reshad and her mother were initially blocked from entering the United States by President Donald Trump's executive order.
President Assad: Trump Position on ISIS is 'Promising'The Syrian president also claimed he "didn't leave any stone unturned" in his efforts to bring opposition groups from Aleppo to the neg Iran's Supreme Leader to Trump: 'We will not fear you'Ayatollah Khamenei dismissed President Trump's recent warnings to Iran over missile tests.
Israeli Pol Thanks Trump Voters, Others Not So Much"We thank the American people for voting Trump into office, which was what gave us the opportunity for the bill to pass," said a member of the Jewish Home party. Syria's Assad Thinks Trump Is 'Promising' in War on ISISSyrian President Bashar al-Assad thinks better U.S.-Russia relations under President Donald Trump would be 'positive for the rest of the world.' At Least 13,000 Hanged in Mass Executions at Syrian Prison: ReportSyrian authorities have killed at least 13,000 people since the start of the 2011 uprising in mass hangings at a prison, Amnesty International said. More Recent Articles
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Appeals Court Panel Appears Skeptical of Trump’s Travel BanThree federal judges were considering a lower court’s ruling that allowed previously barred travelers and immigrants from seven predominantly Muslim countries to enter the country.
Yemen Withdraws Permission for U.S. Antiterror Ground MissionsThe suspension of commando operations in Yemen is a setback for President Trump, who says he wants to take a more aggressive approach against Islamic militants. Republican Senators Vote to Formally Silence Elizabeth WarrenMs. Warren was accused of impugning a peer when she condemned Senator Jeff Sessions’s nomination for attorney general while reading a letter from Coretta Scott King on the Senate floor.
White House Weighs Terrorist Designation for Muslim BrotherhoodThe Brotherhood, with millions of followers, is the oldest Islamist group in the Middle East, and designating it as a terrorist group would roil the region. Our Articles on the Attacks Trump Says the Media Didn’t CoverHere is the Trump administration’s list of what it calls underreported terrorist attacks. The Times covered most of the attacks cited, many with multiple articles.
Executive Orders, Betsy DeVos: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingCalifornia Today: California Today: Granddaughter of Cesar Chavez Comes HomeTuesday: Introducing Senator Kamala Harris’s California deputy, rising political fervor in Silicon Valley, and a move to free tuition at City College of San Francisco. The 51-50 Vote to Confirm DeVosBetsy DeVos had one of the most contentious confirmations in history. Calls inundated the Capitol, disrupting the Senate’s voice mail system. But, in a historic tiebreaking vote, Ms. DeVos became the next education secretary. Betsy DeVos Confirmed as Education Secretary; Pence Breaks TieThe vote on Tuesday was believed to be the first in Senate history in which the vice president was called in to break a tie on a cabinet nomination. Trump Plan to Visit Britain Sets Off Political DisputeThe speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, said Mr. Trump should not address Parliament, but other Conservative lawmakers disagreed. In Libel Suit, Melania Trump Cites Loss of Chance to Make MillionsThe lawsuit says a Daily Mail article on claims that a modeling agency Mrs. Trump once worked for was also an escort service had deprived her of a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.” Homeland Security Chief Admits Travel Ban Was RushedBut the executive, John F. Kelly, told lawmakers he expected the administration to win a court challenge to the measure. Iran’s Supreme Leader Thanks Trump for Showing America’s ‘True Face’Mr. Trump’s behavior has proved “what we have been saying for more than 30 years,” Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said. Guardians of a Vast Lake, and a Refuge for HumanityGreat Bear Lake in Canada is the first Unesco Biosphere Reserve led by an indigenous community. They guard it as if it were the last hope for humanity. They may have a point. Army Approves Construction of Dakota Access PipelineThe pipeline, which has been the focus of protests for months, is set to run under the Missouri River near the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe’s reservation in North Dakota. ‘A Conservative Climate Solution’: Republican Group Calls for Carbon TaxA group of senior Republican figures, led by James A. Baker III, says that taxing carbon emissions is the fairest way to address a warming climate. Joyous Africans Take to the Rails, With China’s HelpA new railway line from Djibouti to Ethiopia has showcased China’s effort to extend its influence, with aid and expertise, throughout Africa. Hong Kong Journal: Using Stealth, and Drones, to Document a Fading Hong Kong“It’s about forcing us to confront the aesthetic of loss,” a professor says of a film oeuvre that captures colonial-era buildings before they are razed. On a Secret Expedition to Old Hong KongMasked urban explorers are creating a video archive of Hong Kong’s abandoned sites from the colonial era, which are at risk of being demolished. Broadway’s Bathroom Problem: Have to Go? Hurry Up, or Hold ItEfforts to add stalls gain speed as the theater industry awakens to the frustration women face at intermission and to a growing expectation of comfort. Nicolas Sarkozy Ordered to Stand Trial Over Campaign FinancesThe former president, accused of spending more than the legal limit on his 2012 campaign, was expected to appeal. 30-Year Sentence for Man Who Burned Florida Mosque Attended by Omar MateenJoseph Schreiber told detectives that he set fire to the Islamic Center of Fort Pierce, where the Pulse nightclub gunman had prayed. Times Names Wall Street Journal Editor to Its MastheadRebecca Blumenstein, deputy editor in chief of The Journal, will be a deputy managing editor and one of the highest-ranking women at The New York Times. 2 Former Officials Are Indicted in South Korea Over Artist BlacklistSouth Korea's special prosecutor has indicted a former culture minister and a former top aide to President Park Geun-hye on charges of abuse of power, coercion and perjury, a spokesman said. The Public Editor: When Details in a Story Can Put People at RiskA recent Times story about undocumented students at a California university included detailed, and unnecessary, information about where they live on campus. Alec McCowen, British Actor Who Played Saint and Fool, Dies at 91In a half-century career that spanned film, TV and theater, Mr. McCowen’s greatest triumphs were on the stage. But movie audiences knew him as well. Russians Implicated in Doping Still Compete, Angering Other AthletesHundreds of athletes have called for sports authorities to act on evidence of widespread cheating by Russians at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. Richard Hatch, Who Starred in ‘Battlestar Galactica,’ Dies at 71He 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. Mother Jones Is Named Magazine of the YearThe sponsors of the National Magazine Awards said the magazine had found “new ways to engage audiences and continue its practice of fearless journalism.” Florida Woman Whose ‘Stand Your Ground’ Defense Was Rejected Is ReleasedMarissa Alexander, 36, had been convicted of aggravated assault in a 2010 shooting involving her former husband. She has been released from prison and house confinement and has turned to advocacy. First Amendment Support Climbing Among High School StudentsA new study offers insight into what the next generation of voters thinks about First Amendment rights. Flight Attendants Fight Human Trafficking With Eyes in the SkyReports of human trafficking have risen yearly since 2007 — a sign awareness may be growing. A team of airline workers has battled the problem for several years. How the Grammy Awards Are Made: 4 Craftsmen and ‘Grammium’Known as “the Grammy man,” John Billings has played a role in fashioning each trophy for four decades. Critic's Notebook: Oscar-Nominated Shorts: Unsung but Worth Your TimeOften upstaged by the major categories, these short films offer a wide-ranging tour of world cinema. John Oliver Returns: ‘I’m Not a Complete Nihilist’Mr. Oliver, whose “Last Week Tonight” begins its fourth season on Sunday, discusses his trans-Atlantic outlook on Trump and the new administration. The Neediest Cases: Family Has Come a Long Way Since Receiving $289 Seven Years AgoRayshell Byers is in college, Daniel Byers is a cook, Curtis Byers has a love of science, and their mother, Lynette, still keeps an eye on all three. More Recent Articles
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