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Genie Bouchard honors Super Bowl bet, goes on date with fan The Sports XchangeTennis star Genie Bouchard may have found love away from the court.     
Defamation lawsuit against Bill Cosby dismissed in Massachusetts Stephen FellerFeb. 16 (UPI) -- A federal judge in Massachusetts dismissed a defamation suit against Bill Cosby Thursday, saying his published denial of her rape accusation was not improper.   Friend says Durst, of HBO's 'Jinx', confessed to killing writer Berman Doug G. WareFeb. 16 (UPI) -- Testimony in a Los Angeles murder case on Thursday pointed a finger at the man responsible for the unsolved 2000 execution-style murder of writer Susan Berman.  
Study: High levels of vitamin D may boost muscle strengthHealthDay News High blood levels of "active" vitamin D may boost muscle strength, a new study suggests.   Cutting salt intake may improve kidney patients' condition Karen Pallarito, HealthDay NewsEncouraging people with kidney disease to reduce their salt intake may help improve blood pressure and cut excess fluid retention, a new study suggests.  
Trump signs repeal of rule to protect waterways from coal mining waste Stephen FellerFeb. 16 (UPI) -- President Donald Trump on Thursday signed legislation to eliminate an Obama administration rule designed to protect waterways from coal mining waste.   Reports: Harward declines national security adviser post Doug G. WareFeb. 16 (UPI) -- Retired Navy Vice Admiral Robert Harward on Thursday reportedly declined an opportunity to become President Donald Trump's national security adviser.   Watch: Greg Maddux pranks Chicago Cubs' Kris Bryant Alex ButlerFeb. 16 (UPI) -- Joe Maddon's Chicago Cubs clubhouse promotes perennial pranking.   Immigration chief pledges to meet with Hispanic lawmakers after dispute Doug G. WareFeb. 16 (UPI) -- Some key Hispanic lawmakers said they were kept out of an immigration meeting on Capitol Hill Thursday, an absence that Republicans say was a logistical result.   Miami Dolphins cut Mario Williams, hold off on Branden Albert Alex ButlerFeb. 16 (UPI) -- Two former first-round draft picks could still be on the job hunt this offseason.   Darrelle Revis needed treatment after Pittsburgh fight Alex ButlerFeb. 16 (UPI) -- His status as a member of the New York Jets might be in question, but Darrelle Revis has more pressing matters.   Watch: Los Angeles Angels' Mike Trout shows off insane training session Alex ButlerFeb. 16 (UPI) -- There is a reason why Mike Trout has had one of the most decorated starts to a career in Major League Baseball history.   Scientists find naturally occurring organic compounds on Ceres Brooks HaysFeb. 16 (UPI) -- New research suggests organic compounds found on Ceres are naturally occurring, born of geochemical processes hiding beneath Ceres' surface.   New York scratch-off lotto winner credits lucky can of soup Daniel UriaFeb. 16 (UPI) -- A retired New York man credited a "lucky" can of soup for helping him win a scratch-off lottery game.   U.S. food groups changing 'best by' labels to clear up confusion Doug G. WareFeb. 16 (UPI) -- The U.S. food industry is planning to change the way freshness date labels are stamped onto packaging in an effort to clear up confusion.   Mat Latos invited to Toronto Blue Jays spring training Alex ButlerFeb. 16 (UPI) -- An eighth different Major League Baseball jersey will be hanging in Mat Latos' closet after he agreed to a deal Thursday.   Plane hits deer during takeoff from North Carolina runway Daniel UriaFeb. 16 (UPI) -- An airplane was damaged after striking a deer while taking off from an airport in North Carolina on Wednesday.   Wisconsin G Bronson Koenig out versus Michigan The Sports XchangeWisconsin senior guard Bronson Koenig has been ruled out of Thursday's game against Michigan, the team announced.   Chicago Bulls G Dwyane Wade (illness) to sit out vs. Boston Celtics The Sports XchangeChicago Bulls shooting guard Dwyane Wade will miss Thursday night's contest against the Boston Celtics due to illness.   New England Patriots, Tom Brady discussing extension The Sports XchangeThe New England Patriots have started talking about extending quarterback Tom Brady's contract.   Flu vaccine a pretty good match for viruses this year: CDC Steven Reinberg, HealthDay NewsIt's not perfect, but this year's flu vaccine is a fairly good match for the circulating viruses, U.S. health officials reported Thursday.   General Dynamics gets $170 million cybersecurity order Ryan MaassFeb. 16 (UPI) -- The U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency has awarded General Dynamics a $170 million contract to perform various cybersecurity services.   Study finds targeting biological clock in cells slows cancer Amy WallaceFeb. 16 (UPI) -- Researchers at McGill University in Montreal have found that targeting the internal or biological clock of cancer cells can affect growth.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Kim Jong Un Sibling's Slaying: Poison Assassins Have Struck BeforeIt is the stuff that James Bond movies are made of: the half-brother of an iron-fisted dictator is killed by a pair of femmes fatales.  
Boyfriend Held in Suspected Murder of Kim Jong Un's Half-BrotherMalaysian police have arrested a third person believed to be involved in the death of a man suspected to be the half-brother of Kim Jong Un. Suicide Bomber Kills More Than 70 at Muslim ShrineAn ISIS-claimed suicide attack has killed scores of people and wounded many more in Sehwan, Pakistan.
Scores Killed in Suicide Attack on Shrine in PakistanThe suicide attack, which struck a Muslim shrine during a ritual service, was the deadliest act of terrorism in recent years. Drone Video Shows Devastation Left by Italian AvalancheAs the snow melts, the scale of destruction caused by the deadly January 18 avalanche has been revealed.
German Zoo 'Shocked' After Stolen Penguin Found DeadA penguin that was stolen from a city park in western Germany last weekend has been found dead, police said. The culprit remains on the loose. Tokyo Recycles Digital Devices Into Medals for 2020 OlympicsOn Thursday, the Tokyo metropolitan government started accepting unwanted digital devices that will be recycled to make medals for the 2020 Olympic Ga Child, Women Reportedly Killed as Airstrike Hits FuneralWarplanes from the Saudi-led coalition targeted a house north of Yemen's capital in which mourners had gathered. Trump Backs Away From 4 Decades of U.S. Policy on Israel, PalestinePresident Trump is reshaping U.S. policy toward Israel, backing away from four decades of bipartisan support for a Palestinian state. But he also surp SEAL Raid Gone Wrong: Ally of U.S.-Backed President Was KilledThe raid illustrated the murkiness in distinguishing al Qaeda in Yemen, where the terror group has built up ties with the country's many tribes. Former Trump Adviser Stone: I Had No Contacts With Russian OfficialsSpeaking to TODAY about the controversy surrounding the resignation of national security adviser Michael Flynn, Roger Stone, former adviser to Preside A 7-Year-Old Asked Google for a Job. Here's the ResponseSeven-year-old Chloe Bridgewater, who lives in Hereford, UK, wrote a letter to Google asking for a job. She got a personal letter back from the CEO. Israeli Right Wing Celebrates End of Two-State SolutionBut Palestinians say that if Israel absorbs the West Bank, they should be given the same rights as Israelis, including the right to vote. Russian Spy Ship Spotted 30 Miles Off Connecticut CoastA Russian ship was sighted in international waters off the coast of Groton, Connecticut, where Naval Submarine Base New London is located. More Recent Articles
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‘I Inherited a Mess,’ Trump Says, Defending His PerformanceIn a raw news conference on Thursday, President Trump dismissed reports about contacts between his advisers and Russia and said his administration was not chaotic.
‘A Fine-Tuned Machine’President Trump took issue with reports of an administration in turmoil, saying his team was running like a “fine-tuned machine.” In 77 Chaotic Minutes, Trump Defends ‘Fine-Tuned Machine’In a free-for-all news conference, the president took aim at enemies old and new: journalists, judges and secret-sharing Judases.
Fact Check: Trump Calls Press ‘Dishonest,’ Then Utters Falsehoods of His OwnThe president made several questionable statements at an hourlong White House news conference. Full Transcript and Video: Trump News ConferencePresident Trump announced a new nominee for labor secretary and answered questions from reporters at the White House on Thursday.
Trump, the Russian Ship and Suspicious MindsThe Russian vessel has been plying the Eastern Seaboard, but a Coast Guard official said it was not unusual, and there was no cause for alarm. Trump’s Pick to Replace Flynn Turns Down the JobRobert Harward’s decision reflected the continuing upheaval in the White House, which has been rocked by controversy and personnel troubles. R. Alexander Acosta, Law School Dean, Is Trump’s New Pick for LaborThe president chose Mr. Acosta, a former assistant attorney general for civil rights, to replace Andrew F. Puzder as his nominee for labor secretary. E.P.A. Workers Try to Block Pruitt in Show of DefianceEmployees of the Environmental Protection Agency are calling their senators to try to defeat Scott Pruitt’s confirmation to run the agency. Trump’s News Conference, Russia, Facebook: Your Evening BriefingRex Tillerson Meets Russian Counterpart in First Trip as Top U.S. DiplomatThe new secretary of state, who has yet to give a news conference, was in Germany to meet foreign ministers from other Group of 20 countries. Mattis Rejects Closer Military Ties With Russia as He Reassures NATOThe defense secretary’s remarks at a NATO meeting came amid a flurry of mixed messages on the outlook for an improved American-Russian relationship. House G.O.P. Leaders Outline Plan to Replace Obama Health Care ActThe Republican plan includes tax credits to help people buy insurance that would vary by age, not income, and incentives to establish savings accounts to pay medical expenses. Trump Directs Justice Department to Investigate ‘Criminal Leaks’It is unusual for a president to direct the Justice Department to open a criminal investigation into his opponents, or to talk publicly about doing so. Trump Will Issue New Travel Order Instead of Fighting Case in CourtThe Justice Department said that it would not fight for the travel ban and that Mr. Trump would replace it with a “substantially revised executive order.” The Bees That Give You AlmondsA mesmerizing look inside the beehives and pollination operation of a third-generation commercial beekeeper as he ships his bees across California for almond season. A Bee Mogul Confronts the Crisis in His FieldBret Adee, a beekeeper on an industrial scale, is central to American agriculture, and “colony collapse” has proved to be a severe test. Is 2-State Solution Dead? In Israel, a Debate Over What’s NextPalestinians and Israelis look to the future after President Trump seemingly overturned decades of American policy centered on the creation of a Palestinian state alongside Israel. Trump and Netanyahu: Political and PersonalPeter Baker, chief White House correspondent and former Jerusalem bureau chief for The Times, on the relationship between President Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel. U.N. Envoy Says U.S. Still Backs Palestinian StateNikki R. Haley’s remarks seemed intended to dispel confusion over whether the United States is committed to states for Israelis and Palestinians. White House Memo: Did Trump Drop 2-State Policy? Mideast Experts Say Don’t Be So SureThe president challenged the ‘one China’ policy, then backed down. Seasoned peacemakers predicted a similar cycle for his stand on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Trump’s Nominee for Israel Envoy Apologizes for ‘Hurtful Words’David Friedman, who wrote an op-ed in which he compared liberal American Jews to Jews who aided the Nazis, told a Senate panel he would be “respectful and measured” if confirmed. Florist Discriminated Against Gay Couple, Washington Supreme Court RulesA florist who refused to sell flowers for a same-sex wedding cannot claim religious belief as a defense under the state’s anti-discrimination laws. On a ‘Day Without Immigrants,’ Workers Show Their Presence by Staying HomeIn the New York region and around the country, many workers and business owners chose to not work as part of a protest of the Trump administration’s policies toward immigrants. Fake News, Fake Ukrainians: How a Group of Russians Tilted a Dutch VoteWith Europe facing critical elections, fears of Russian meddling are high. Many officials say the first test comes in March in the Netherlands. Fashion Review: Marc Jacobs Stops the MusicThe last show of New York Fashion Week was a merchandising bonanza — if a little depressing. Crime Accusations Have Long Dogged Tareck El Aissami, Venezuela’s No. 2A Venezuelan drug trafficker in 2010 bragged about his connection to Tareck El Aissami, the vice president the U.S. has called a drug “kingpin.” Scheme Tied to UnitedHealth Overbilled Medicare for Years, Suit SaysThe Justice Department moved Thursday to join a whistle-blower suit in California that claims the insurer improperly collected vast sums by claiming people under its care were sicker than they were. Syrian Rebel Gets Life Sentence for Mass Killing Caught on VideoHaisam Omar Sakhanh, who traveled to Sweden in 2013 and applied for asylum, was convicted of violating international law. Lee Jae-yong, Samsung Heir, Is Arrested on Bribery ChargesThe arrest of Mr. Lee, Samsung’s de facto leader, is a dramatic turn in South Korea’s struggle to end collusive ties between the government and conglomerates. Trudeau, Praising the E.U., Doesn’t Mention ‘Brexit’ or TrumpThe Canadian leader, who spoke partly in French, celebrated the ratification of a trade deal between Canada and the European Union. A New Crisis Hits Ukraine: Turmoil at the Eurovision Song ContestThe contest, a European institution that is scheduled to take place in Ukraine this year, appears to be in jeopardy after the organizing team quit en masse amid allegations of corruption. A Plane Crash Survivor and a Decimated Soccer Team Push ForwardJakson Follmann, who lost his right leg in a crash that killed most of his Chapecoense teammates, is starting to walk again as his old team has resumed play. Darrelle Revis Faces Charges Over Altercation in PittsburghThe police said two men got into an argument with Revis after one filmed him with a cellphone camera. Witnesses told police the men were knocked unconscious. 20th Century Fox Gives Real Apology for a Fake News CampaignA promotion tactic for “A Cure for Wellness,” which set up false news sites that put out articles that were widely shared, fell flat, as did the film’s projected ticket sales. Sara Bareilles Will Star in ‘Waitress,’ Her Broadway Acting DebutMs. Bareilles, who composed the music and wrote the lyrics to the hit show, will succeed Jessie Mueller in the lead role on March 31. Fiction: Joyce Carol Oates’s Novel Plumbs the Depths of America’s Abortion WarJoyce Carol Oates tackles America’s abortion war in her new novel, “A Book of American Martyrs,” about the killing of a doctor and its aftermath. More Recent Articles
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