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Terminally ill obese people less likely to receive hospice careRandy Dotinga, HealthDay News Obese people are less likely to spend their last days in hospice care and more likely to die at home, new research suggests.     
E-cigarettes may be less toxic than tobacco, study suggestsDennis Thompson, HealthDay News Smokers who switch to e-cigarettes can reduce their intake of chemicals and carcinogens, but only if they completely quit smoking tobacco, a study says. Class-action suit claims Louisiana public defender system failing indigent defendants Stephen FellerFeb. 6 (UPI) -- A lawsuit filed Monday in Louisiana alleges the state is negligent in guaranteeing the rights of poor people by not maintaining the public defender system.  
U.S. student David Sneddon alive in North Korea, activist says Elizabeth ShimFeb. 6 (UPI) -- An American student who went missing while hiking in China is alive, according to a South Korean activist.   Atlanta Falcons, Matt Ryan could not slow New England Patriots' comeback The Sports XchangeFLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. - Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan could not stop the bleeding in the second half as New England quarterback Tom Brady led a furious charge.  
Tantrum costs Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr $25,000 The Sports XchangeGolden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr was fined $25,000 for verbal abuse of game officials and failing to leave the court in a timely manner after his ejection, the NBA announced Monday.   Kicker Shayne Graham retires from NFL after 15 seasons The Sports XchangeShayne Graham, the most accurate kicker in Cincinnati Bengals history, announced Monday that he is retiring after 15 NFL seasons.   Fed member says another rate hike may come at March meeting Doug G. WareFeb. 6 (UPI) -- A voting member of the U.S. central bank said Monday that another interest rate hike may come at the Federal Reserve's next policy meeting in five weeks.   San Francisco 49ers officially name Kyle Shanahan head coach The Sports XchangeThe San Francisco 49ers officially named Kyle Shanahan as the 20th coach in franchise history on Monday.   Brandon Pettigrew: Former Detroit Lions tight end arrested for public drunkenness Alex ButlerFeb. 6 (UPI) -- Tight end Brandon Pettigrew played seven seasons for the Detroit Lions before being waived in December.   S.F. appeals court to hear arguments on Trump travel ban Tuesday Doug G. WareFeb. 6 (UPI) -- A federal appeals court will hear arguments on Tuesday about whether to reinstate President Trump's order to close U.S. borders to refugees and immigrants.   Watch: Tom Brady shades Roger Goodell in commercial Alex ButlerFeb. 6 (UPI) -- Throughout the 2016 NFL season, Tom Brady was tight-lipped about commissioner Roger Goodell.   Atlanta Falcons RT Ryan Schraeder tore ligament in Super Bowl Alex ButlerFeb. 6 (UPI) -- Right tackle Ryan Schraeder could be seen hopping off of the field in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl 51.   Current, former EPA workers urge Congress to reject nominee Pruitt Doug G. WareFeb. 6 (UPI) -- Hundreds of current and former EPA employees spoke up Monday hoping to persuade the Senate to reject Scott Pruitt as President Trump's leader in the agency.   Israel passes bill to guard Jewish settlements on Palestinian land Doug G. WareFeb. 6 (UPI) -- Israeli lawmakers passed a bill Monday to allow the government to take over Palestinian land in the West Bank to protect Jewish settlements.   Martellus Bennett skipping White House, Donald Trump after Super Bowl 51 Alex ButlerFeb. 6 (UPI) -- Tom Brady and Bill Belichick might be buddies with the commander-in-chief, but Martellus Bennett is anything but friends with Donald Trump.   Study details ancient earthworks construction in the Amazon Brooks HaysFeb. 6 (UPI) -- Scientists have discovered more than 450 earthworks in the western Brazilian Amazon.   DARPA demonstrates SideArm UAS capture system Ryan MaassFeb. 6 (UPI) -- The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency recently demonstrated the capabilities of its SideArm, a device built to catch unmanned aircraft in flight.   Super Bowl ads touch on political themes, while Lady Gaga steers clear Doug G. WareFeb. 6 (UPI) -- Because so many people watch the Super Bowl for the ads, some companies took this year's opportunity to speak to viewers in an increasingly divided society.   New bacterial fuel cell uses paper electrode Brooks HaysFeb. 6 (UPI) -- Scientists have found a way to boost the performance of bacterial fuel cells by using an electrode made of paper.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Yemen Raid Had Secret Target: 'Most Wanted' Al Qaeda LeaderThe goal of the U.S.-led operation in Yemen last week was to capture or kill Qassim al-Rimi, U.S. military and intelligence officials told NBC News.
Israel Votes to Legalize West Bank SettlementsCritics blasted the move as illegal and "a fundamental violation of the right to property," and the measure still faces steep obstacles. Teen Sues Facebook After Posts Falsely Link Him to TerrorA German court is hear the case of a Syrian refugee who is suing Facebook after the site refused to remove all posts linking him to militant attacks.
Hackers Take Down, Expose Thousands of 'Dark Web' SitesThe hackers, who claimed to be affiliated with Anonymous, said more than half of the supposedly private, encrypted material was child pornography. U.S. Embassy in Iraq Reports Threat Against Baghdad HotelsU.S. authorities advised citizens to avoid traveling to Iraq citing the risk of being kidnapped by armed groups and bombings by ISIS.
As Trump Batters Mexico, Populist Candidate Is Heading to AmericaPresident Trump's fight-picking with Mexico may be indirectly involving him in the ambitions of Andres Manuel López Obrador. Lawyers Say Restoring Trump Travel Ban Would 'Unleash Chaos'While the outcome of the executive order remains unclear, here's a look back at how we got here. Russia Tells Fox News: Apologize for Calling Putin a Killer"We think such words a Fox News correspondent are unacceptable, insulting," Kremlin spokesman Dimitri Peskov told reporters, Record Spike in Civilian Kids Killed in Afghanistan: U.N.Record numbers of civilians are being killed by conflict in Afghanistan in what the U.N. says are "deeply harrowing and largely preventable" deaths. Ready to Head North? Canada Offering Deals and StealsCanada is courting travelers — offering kindness, celebrations and deals as the country celebrates its 150th birthday. Romania Protests: Crowds Use Cell Phones to Shine Light on CorruptionRomania's new government has repealed a decree that would have eased penalties for official corruption, following six days of mass protests. View from Tehran: Iran Defiant in Face of 'Political Novice' TrumpSince taking over the most powerful office in the world, President Donald Trump has had Iran firmly in his sights, and not just on Twitter. 65 Years Ago, a Princess Went Up a Tree and Came Down a QueenOn Monday, Queen Elizabeth II will mark her 65th anniversary as Britain's monarch. It's a role most agree she's fulfilled with dignity. 'Political Novice': Iran Says Trump Has Much to LearnIn a show of defiance this weekend the revolutionary guard conducted military exercises, testing indigenous missile systems and radars, while the coun Iraqi Translator First Blocked by Trump Order Arrives in U.S.After working for the U.S. government during the Iraq War, then a two-year approval process, Fuad Sharef and his family finally arrived in the U.S. More Recent Articles
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Justice Department Urges Appeals Court to Reinstate Trump’s Travel BanThe administration said a judge’s order blocking the ban endangers national security. Opponents of the ban said it is a threat to the rule of law.
How Attorneys General Became Democrats’ Bulwark Against TrumpThe president’s travel ban provided a sudden early test for state legal officers — and a model for Democrats on how to fight administration policies. About 20 Rabbis Arrested During Protest Over Trump Travel BanProtesters in Manhattan sat down across an avenue, blocking cars and trucks, in a display the rabbinical group’s leader said was meant to show that many Jews opposed the travel ban.
Trump Says Journalists ‘Have Their Reasons’ to Play Down Terror ThreatThe president’s comments, made in a speech to military personnel, appeared to ignore the vast amount of reporting on violence committed by the Islamic State. ‘ISIS Is on a Campaign of Genocide,’ Trump SaysIn President Trump’s first speech to the U.S. Central Command, he committed to expanding resources for the military and accused the news media of failing to report on terrorist attacks.
First 100 Days Briefing: White House Says Bathrobe Anecdote Is All WetIn a Twitter post, President Trump rejected reports of surveys showing that a majority of Americans oppose his ban on travel from seven countries. From ‘Repeal’ to ‘Repair’: Campaign Talk on Health Law Meets RealityPresident Trump and his Republican allies have recast their ambitions for a rapid-fire repeal, with many lawmakers facing tough questions from constituents. Short One Vote to Defeat Betsy DeVos, Democrats Refuse to Yield FloorRepublicans responded by vowing to keep the Senate in session, day and night, until lawmakers confirm Ms. DeVos and three other cabinet nominees. New England Patriots, Elizabeth II: Your Monday Evening BriefingTech Opposition to Trump Propelled by Employees, Not ExecutivesIn a court filing, nearly 100 technology companies cited the “tremendous impact” of immigrants on the United States in opposing the Trump immigration ban. In Age of Trump, Scientists Show Signs of a Political PulseAlarmed by the administration’s apparent disdain for science, members of a profession that is often loath to take sides are starting to take a stand. Will Trump Address U.K. Parliament? Not if Commons Speaker Can Help ItJohn Bercow, the speaker of the House of Commons, cited his “opposition to racism and sexism” among the reasons he opposes letting President Trump address lawmakers. A Forceful Rebuke of Trump in ParliamentJohn Bercow, the speaker of the House of Commons, said Monday that he opposes having President Trump address Parliament. Picking the Right Over-the-Counter Pain RelieverDoctors said to be sure you read the labels closely, understand what you are taking and heed the recommended doses. Sports of The Times: Tom Brady, the Future Hall of Famer Some Love to HateWhether you like Tom Brady or not, his performance in the Super Bowl secured his status as the best quarterback of all time. With All Eyes on Tom Brady, His Super Bowl Jersey Went MissingThe jersey that Brady, the New England Patriots’ quarterback, wore while winning his fifth N.F.L. title vanished in the postgame chaos. During Breaks in Super Bowl, Advertisers Enter Political DebateThis year, commercials with just a hint of political or social themes received an outsize response similar to the online reaction some brands have experienced since President Trump took office. Patriots Fans Dance in the StreetsScreaming fans filled the streets of Boston after the New England Patriots staged a historic comeback and won the Super Bowl 34-28 in overtime. Global Health: Turning the Tide Against CholeraTwo centuries ago, a global pandemic rose from the swamps of Bangladesh. Now researchers there may have found the tools to stop it. Israel Passes Provocative Law to Retroactively Legalize SettlementsThough the law, which would approve Jewish settlements on privately owned Palestinian land, is most likely to be struck down in court, its passage was a sign of right-wing assertiveness. As Trump Vows Building Splurge, Famed Traffic Choke Point Offers WarningPresident Trump wants to spend a trillion dollars on infrastructure. Breezewood, Pa., offers a vivid case study in why such projects may not be easy. How Best Rock Performance Became One of the Grammys’ Weirdest RacesWhat happens before “The envelope, please”? Committees debate internally over the legitimacy of nominations. François Fillon Blames ‘Media Lynching’ for His Campaign CrisisMr. Fillon, the center-right candidate in France’s presidential race, called a news conference to defend paying his wife hundreds of thousands of euros. Evidence Points to One Person in Karina Vetrano’s Murder, Police SayA lieutenant’s recollection of a past sighting of a person acting suspiciously in Howard Beach led the police to arrest Chanel Lewis in the killing. Amnesty Report Accuses Syria of Executing Thousands Since War BeganWhile dismal prison conditions in Syria have long been known, the report describes a campaign of deliberate extermination. Catalonia Ex-Leader Stands Trial, and Thousands of Separatists ProtestArtur Mas faces charges of disobedience and breach of trust for organizing a vote on independence from Spain in 2014. How a Refugee’s Selfie With Merkel Led to a Facebook LawsuitA Syrian refugee’s 2015 picture with Germany’s chancellor came to symbolize her decision to welcome migrants. But it has been used to falsely link him to terrorism. Russia Will Probably Be Excluded From World Track and Field ChampionshipsSports officials meeting in Monaco voted unanimously to maintain the ban on Russian athletes, saying the nation’s response to a doping scandal was inadequate. In Search of the Slave Who Defied George WashingtonAn exhibition at Mount Vernon and a new book return the spotlight to Ona Judge, who evaded George and Martha Washington’s dogged efforts to recapture her. Kremlin Asks Fox News to Apologize to Putin After O’Reilly Calls Him ‘a Killer’The Fox News host made the comment during an interview with President Trump, who replied, “You think our country’s so innocent?” Memo from Tunisia: Tunis Greets an Ottoman-Era History Long Banished by Its DictatorsAfter decades of dictatorship and colonial rule, Tunisians are now confronting and glimpsing parts of their past that have long been suppressed. Russell Simmons Hopes ‘The Scenario,’ a Hip-Hop Musical, Has Mass AppealHe is collaborating with Universal Music Group to produce this play about rap’s ascension as a dominant pop-culture force. Hearing ‘America First,’ European Nations Jockey to Be SecondIt’s a tight race for runner-up when America is first, and the contenders are going all out to prove their superiority to Donald Trump with video pitches. Lady Gaga Announces ‘Joanne’ World TourThe concerts will start in Vancouver, British Columbia, on Aug. 1, and will stop in New York, Rio de Janeiro and Berlin. Queen Elizabeth II’s Sapphire Jubilee Takes On Low-Key ToneThe monarch, 90, planned to celebrate the day privately, with a quiet reflective commemoration at her estate in Sandringham, in eastern England. Walter Hautzig, Pianist Whose Talent Helped Him Flee Nazis, Dies at 95Mr. Hautzig, who settled in the United States, went on to perform around the world as a good-will ambassador. The Economic Growth That Experts Can’t CountA fixation on standard (and lately sluggish) measures of growth may obscure more profound advances in the nation’s innovation and well-being. Books of The Times: Review: ‘Lincoln in the Bardo’ Shows a President Haunted by GriefIn his first novel, George Saunders imagines Lincoln and the ghosts that encircle him. The Neediest Cases: Comatose, Then Homeless: ‘My Closest Friend Has Been Pain’A car accident left Oscar Pedro Duran Abreu in a coma in the Dominican Republic. He later came to the United States with his children, and they’ve had their share of struggles. More Recent Articles
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