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Pentagon considers sending ground troops to Syria Stephen FellerFeb. 15 (UPI) -- The Pentagon is reportedly working on plans to increase U.S. troop presence in the Middle East and send troops into Syria to fight ISIS.     
Endurance athletes: Swig mouthwash for improved performance Brooks HaysFeb. 15 (UPI) -- New research suggests a few gargles of mouthwash offers a performance boost for endurance athletes.   Doctors more likely to prescribe opioids may help fuel epidemic of abuseDennis Thompson, HealthDay News You may be more likely to wind up a long-term user of opioid painkillers if you're treated by a doctor who frequently prescribes those drugs, a new study says.  
Weight-loss surgery may help obese patients beat diabetesSteven Reinberg, HealthDay News New research suggests that obese patients with type 2 diabetes can control the disease better with weight-loss surgery, compared to medication alone.   Report: Kim Jong Nam managed Macau slush fund for North Korea leader Elizabeth ShimFeb. 15 (UPI) -- Kim Jong Nam may have played a significant role in the North Korean regime despite his status as an exile, according to a South Korean press report.  
Harward expected to be named national security adviser Stephen FellerFeb. 15 (UPI) -- President Donald Trump is expected to name Vice Admiral Robert Harward, a former Navy SEAL, as national security adviser, possibly by the end of the week.   New York Jets send OT Ryan Clady to free agency Alex ButlerFeb. 15 (UPI) -- Two All-Pro nods and four Pro Bowl selections weren't enough to justify Ryan Clady's $10 million next season for the New York Jets.   Trump may get Kennedy-esque with earlier return to moon Doug G. WareFeb. 15 (UPI) -- NASA on Wednesday indicated that President Trump may want the United States to resurrect its pioneering spirit in outer space.   Warriors' Draymond Green: Knicks owner has 'slave-master mentality' The Sports XchangeGolden State Warriors forward Draymond Green said New York Knicks owner James Dolan used "slave master mentality."   Texas governor rips NFL over bathroom-bill threat The Sports XchangeTexas Gov. Greg Abbott ripped the NFL for threatening not to award future Super Bowls to Houston or Dallas.   Washington Capitals acquire D Tom Gilbert from Los Angeles Kings The Sports XchangeThe Washington Capitals acquired defenseman Tom Gilbert from the Los Angeles Kings for future considerations, the teams announced Wednesday.   Jacksonville Jaguars re-sign DT Abry Jones to four-year, $16M deal The Sports XchangeThe Jacksonville Jaguars re-signed fourth-year defensive tackle Abry Jones to a four-year contract on Wednesday before he could enter unrestricted free agency.   Chicago Bears re-sign OL Eric Kush to two-year contract The Sports XchangeThe Chicago Bears re-signed offensive lineman Eric Kush to a two-year contract on Wednesday.   Carli Lloyd signs with Manchester City, joins USWNT exodus to Europe Alex ButlerFeb. 15 (UPI) -- Carli Lloyd and Alex Morgan will wear different jerseys and could face off for a championship in Europe.   Boeing workers vote whether to unionize at South Carolina plant Doug G. WareFeb. 15 (UPI) -- Thousands of Boeing production workers voted Wednesday whether to organize, in what's seen by many as a landmark event for American workers in the South.   Vince Young wants back in NFL, hires agent Alex ButlerFeb. 15 (UPI) -- He hasn't taken a regular season snap since 2011, but Vince Young is eying a return to the NFL.   MLS: Philadelphia Union hiring 'Chief Tattoo Officer'Donald Trump snubs ESPN's March Madness bracket request Alex ButlerFeb. 15 (UPI) -- An annual presidential tradition came to an end this week, when Donald Trump declined to fill out a March Madness bracket for ESPN.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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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.  
Pope Francis: Native People Have Rights Over Their LandsThe pope did not mention the Dakota Access pipeline, but said "the right to prior and informed consent should always prevail" in projects. 4 Russian Planes Buzz U.S. Destroyer: PentagonTwo defense officials said that the Navy tried to contact the Russian aircraft by radio but there was no response.
Venezuela Pulls CNN; Trump Meets Opposition Leader's WifeThe catalyst was CNN's investigation into an apparent scheme to sell Venezuelan passports and visas to potential terrorists in Iraq. Winston Churchill Was Also a Prophetic AstronomerMany of Winston Churchill's 77-year-old ideas are shockingly modern, with many of them still held by today's astronomers.
Ashton Kutcher Trying to End Modern-Day SlaveryActor and anti-trafficking advocate Ashton Kutcher offered recommendations to end human trade at a Senate hearing on modern-day slavery. Trump to Bibi: Hold Back On Settlements, Wait for Dealring a joint news conference with Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu, President Donald Trump tells "Bibi" he would like to see him Mattis Gives NATO Ultimatum: Increase Military Spending or ElsePresident Trump wants the allied countries to each kick in 2 percent of GDP — something that only Britain, Poland and two other countries already do. Trump: Russia Talk Is 'Conspiracy' and 'Cover Up' for Clinton CampaignTrump took swipes at former political foe Hillary Clinton and the media in a series of tweets early Wednesday to distance himself from Russian ties. Trump to Netanyahu: 'Hold Back on Settlements'President Trump said he'd support the peace agreement Israel and Palestinians "like the best" in a joint press conference with PM Benjamin Netanyahu. French Foie Gras Makers Fear the Worst as Bird Flu Toll RisesThe bird flu epidemic in southwest France, home to most duck and foie gras producers, has led to more than three million poultry being killed. Watch Live: Trump and Netanyahu Hold Joint Press ConferencePresident Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are holding a joint news conference in the East Room of the White House. Why Would Kim Jong Un Want to Have His Sibling Killed?Intelligence agencies in South Korea believe the dictator's half-brother, Kim Jong Nam, was assassinated by two women at an airport in Kuala Lumpur. Here are Five Key Questions as Trump and Netanyahu MeetHere are five key questions around Trump's first meeting as president with his Israeli counterpart H7N9 Bird Flu Worries Officials in ChinaAs many as 79 people died from H7N9 bird flu in China last month, the Chinese government says. India's Space Organization Breaks Record With Historic LaunchIndia just made history! The Indian Space Research Organization launched 104 satellites Wednesday, breaking Russia and NASA's records. Here's What's on Tillerson's 'To-Do' List as He Heads OverseasHis Senate confirmation process may have been tough, but the most difficult challenges lie ahead for Secretary of State Rex Tillerson. Mattis Emphasizes Trump's 'Strong Support' for NATOAt his first NATO meeting as defense secretary, James Mattis said the cost of defending freedom needs to be properly shared. Woman Arrested Over Death of Kim Jong Un's Half-BrotherSouth Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS) said Kim Jong Nam has been under a "kill order" since his half-brother took power in 2011. Killing of Kim Jong Un's Half-Brother 'Straight From a Spy Movie'Kim Jong Nam died at an airport in Kuala Lumpur when he was apparently targeted by two female assassins. Venezuela's Vice President Is Major Narcotics Trafficker, U.S. SaysTreasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin took the podium at Tuesday's White House briefing to announce sanctions against Venezuelan Vice President Tarec Hitler Look-Alike Detained in Nazi Leader's BirthplaceAustrian police say they have detained a man on suspicion of glorifying the Nazi era. N. Korea Leader's Half-Brother Dies at Malaysian Airport: ReportPolice said they are still investigating the cause of death of Kim Jong Nam after he fell ill at the airport in Kuala Lumpur, according to Reuters. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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White House Plans to Have Trump Ally Review Intelligence AgenciesThe review is being pushed by President Trump’s chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon and his son-on-law, Jared Kushner, and would be led by Stephen A. Feinberg, a billionaire private equity executive
Russia Dismisses Reports That Trump Aides Had Contact With Intelligence AgentsSoon after, President Trump said on Twitter that Crimea had been taken by Russia during the Obama administration, asking if his predecessor had been too soft. Andrew Puzder Withdraws From Consideration as Labor SecretaryMr. Puzder, a prominent fast-food executive, faced doubts from several Republican senators amid attacks on his business record and personal life.
Trump and Netanyahu on Israel’s FuturePresident Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel discussed an Israeli-Palestinian peace accord and other issues during a joint news conference on Wednesday. Trump, Meeting With Netanyahu, Backs Away From Palestinian StateThe president, in talks with Israel’s prime minister, said the U.S. would no longer insist on a two-state solution for a peace accord.
Palestinians Dismayed as U.S. Appears to Back Off Two-State SolutionThe possible end of a 50-year-old United States policy was raised by a White House official ahead of President Trump’s meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel. Israeli Settlement Sees Friendly Faces in Trump AdministrationDavid M. Friedman, President Trump’s nominee as envoy to Israel, has close ties to a religious settlement deep in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. After Election, Trump’s Professed Love for Leaks Quickly FadedPresident Trump once embraced the revealing of Hillary Clinton’s emails. But from the White House, he — like others before him — is calling for an end to government leaks. Conservative Talk Radio Stands by Trump Despite TurmoilAfter the resignation of his national security adviser, Mr. Trump is seen by talk radio hosts and listeners as the victim of leaks and Washington insiders. Journalists, Battered and Groggy, Find a Renewed Sense of MissionA punishing news cycle is stirring a feeling in newsrooms around the country: These are monumental times. Where Is Rex Tillerson? Top Envoy Keeps Head Down and Travels LightThe secretary of state has skipped major events, and he is visiting Germany, his first foreign trip in office, with a bare-bones entourage as hiring for his staff lags. Defense Secretary Mattis Tells NATO Allies to Spend More, or ElseThe defense secretary said the United States could “moderate its commitment” to NATO if members did not increase military spending. White House Proposes New Rules to Steady Insurance Markets Under Health LawAs the Trump administration works to repeal the Affordable Care Act, it is moving to prevent a collapse of the public marketplaces in 2018. Israel, Kim Jong-un, Andrew Puzder: Your Evening BriefingBoeing Workers Reject a Union in South CarolinaEmployees faced enormous pressure from management ahead of the vote, which was widely viewed as an early test of labor’s strength in the Trump era. Kim Jong-nam, the Hunted Heir to a Dictator Who Met Death in ExileThe half brother of North Korea’s leader, reportedly poisoned in a Malaysian airport, had lived a playboy’s life but never stopped looking over his shoulder. Malaysia Arrests Second Woman in Killing of Kim Jong-un’s Half BrotherThe news media reported that the police were also looking for four male suspects, suggesting that the plot was more involved than initially indicated. Immigrant Mother in Denver Takes Refuge as Risk of Deportation LoomsJeanette Vizguerra, unsure of her chances in the new Trump administration, prepared her young children for the possibility of separation on Wednesday. Long-Term Opioid Use Could Depend on the Doctor Who First Prescribed ItA study of the use of opioid painkillers found that patients who had encountered a “high-intensity” prescribing doctor in the emergency room were more likely to become long-term users. Bodies Bending Sound in the GuggenheimThe acclaimed choreographers Michelle Dorrance and Nicholas Van Young team up to create a new dance piece for the Guggenheim Museum’s rotunda. See the percussive dance from above and below. Fox News’s Harassment Payments Are Under Investigation, Lawyer SaysThe man suing the network for Andrea Tantaros said a federal inquiry may be examining whether it paid settlement claims in salaries to avoid reporting them. U.S. Traffic Deaths Rise for a Second Straight YearFor the first time since 2007, more than 40,000 were killed in crashes last year, a safety group estimated, pointing to lax law enforcement as a factor. E.U. Parliament Votes to Ratify Canada Trade Deal and Send Trump a MessageThough the vote was not the final approval for the agreement, it was a success for the accord, which aims to cut many tariffs and open up the services sector. Yahoo and Verizon Are Said to Be Near a Cheaper DealAfter the revelations of huge data breaches, the new terms would cut the price for Yahoo’s core internet business by close to $300 million, a person with knowledge of the matter said. Gender Fluidity on the RunwaysWhat do the clothes shown on men and women who shared the same runway at New York Fashion Week say about gender and fashion in 2017? Encounters: Sinister Siblings From ‘The Great Comet’ Go to Fashion WeekAt the Tory Burch show, the Broadway actors Amber Gray and Lucas Steele meet a fan in Anna Wintour. Legacy of Rio Olympics So Far Is Series of Unkept PromisesLess than six months after the Games ended, many sites have been abandoned, despite government promises to leave “no white elephants” behind. On Baseball: Cubs Setting Out on the Tough Road to Repeat as ChampsChicago will begin the season as the defending World Series champion for the first time 1909, but winning back-to-back titles, which the Cubs did in 1907 and 1908, is more difficult today. Rare Disease Strikes a Bronx Area All Too Familiar With RatsA cluster of cases of leptospirosis, which is associated with filth, has left one resident dead and two others severely ill in the Grand Concourse neighborhood. Ireland’s Prime Minister in Crisis Over Case of Police Whistle-BlowerThe matter of Sgt. Maurice McCabe, who was falsely accused of child sexual abuse, has roiled the highest ranks of the government and been likened to the case of New York City’s Detective Frank Serpico. Bookstores Stoke Trump Resistance With Action, Not Just WordsIndependent shops have become magnets for a growing movement, with some taking a protest role beyond deciding what titles to display. Hate Group Numbers in U.S. Rose for 2nd Year in a Row, Report SaysThe number of anti-Muslim groups grew the most, almost tripling to 101 in 2016 from 34 in 2015, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center. A Designer Launches a New Line With a Little Help From BeyoncéThe gold-encrusted dress Beyoncé wore when she performed at the Grammys was the first outfit to carry the Peter Dundas label. 20th Century Fox Used Fake News to Publicize ‘A Cure for Wellness’Many users thought articles on sites resembling city newspapers’ or HealthCare.gov were real exposés or scoops, like “Trump and Putin Spotted at Swiss Resort.” Runoff Likely in Jakarta Election Seen as Test of Tolerance for IndonesiaGov. Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, an ethnic Chinese Christian who has been charged with blasphemy, appeared to have received the most votes but not enough to win outright. The Season of Riley KeoughAfter captivating critics in ‘The Girlfriend Experience,’ the actress is becoming famous her own way. The tabloids are for the rest of her family. ‘Grease’ in a Nairobi High School: Saheem Ali on His First Time DirectingThe director recalls putting together a version of “Grease” when he was a teenager in Kenya. The Carpetbagger: Denzel Washington, the Oscars and RaceThe actor, nominated for “Fences,” discusses bringing more of August Wilson’s work to the screen. And he finds a path to social progress. More Recent Articles
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