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Dwyane Wade and Kyle Lowry weren't the only talents absent at Saturday's game between the Toronto Raptors and Miami Heat. 
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A Child's Choice as Famine Stalks East Africa: To Feed His Siblings or EatA drought has left close to 3 million people severely food deprived across Somalia. Last week, 110 people died from hunger in a 48-hour period.     
Haiti Says Final Farewell to Former President PrevalPreval, 74, was the country's first democratically elected leader to peacefully transfer power to his successors. 'I Stole to Feed My Family. ISIS Cut My Hand Off'An 18-year-old Iraqi explains one reason why he fled the fierce fighting in Mosul between Iraqi forces and the Islamic State: ISIS cut off his hand.
Protests Divide South Koreans After President OustedPolice had braced for violence Saturday among protesters after three people died in another clash between police and Park's supporters Friday. Why Are These Rebels Having So Many Babies?The end of armed conflict in Colombia has spurred a baby boom among FARC rebels.
Shopping Mall Ordered Shut in Germany After Attack Threat"The current investigation shows that the threat is only related to the shopping center" at Limbecker Platz, Essen police said in a statement. Radioactive Wild Boars Vie With Humans in Towns Near FukushimaWild boars colonized areas abandoned after the 2011 nuclear disaster, and they're not keen to give up their territory as evacuees prepare to return. Flynn Attended Intel Briefings While Getting Paid To Lobby for TurkeyTrump's former national security advisor attended intel briefings during the presidential campaign while also being paid $530,000 to lobby for Turkey. More Recent Articles
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U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara Says He Was Fired After Refusing to QuitThe Manhattan federal prosecutor was among 46 United States attorneys who had been ordered to submit their resignations.
The G.O.P.’s High-Risk Strategy for Health Law RepealThe party’s plan to toss out the Affordable Care Act could cause turmoil in the insurance market next year, and for Republicans themselves in the 2018 midterm elections. No Health Insurance Is Hard. No Phone? Unthinkable.Representative Jason Chaffetz of Utah suggested that Americans should invest in health care rather than “getting that new iPhone.” His constituents had something to say about that.
Diplomatic Memo: Tillerson Leads From State Dept. Shadows as White House Steps InIn the Washington of President Trump, Rex W. Tillerson has taken an understated approach that can be seen as brilliant, mystifying or a prescription for powerlessness. Intruder Gets Within Steps of White HouseThe man was arrested, and a Secret Service official said he did not pose a threat to the president, who was in the residence.
If Russia Inquiry Is Not ‘Legitimate,’ Democrats May Abandon ItSome Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee said they will pull out of the investigation into Russian election meddling if it becomes too partisan. Trump Adviser Had Twitter Contact With Figure Tied to RussiansRoger J. Stone Jr., an off-and-on adviser to President Trump, confirmed the contact with Guccifer 2.0, believed to be a front for Russian intelligence. Behind the Quiet State-by-State Fight Over Electric VehiclesWhile the battle in Washington gets much of the attention, the most direct attack against electric vehicles is being waged in statehouses. Meet Diego, the Centenarian Whose Sex Drive Saved His SpeciesBy fathering hundreds, a giant tortoise in the Galápagos Islands reversed the threat of extinction. Another, earning the name Lonesome George, was unable to do the same. For Brazil’s Zika Families, a Life of Struggle and ScaresIn the impoverished northeast, devoted parents live around the needs of children whose grave disabilities are only beginning to be understood. Want to Help Those Coping With Zika?Here is a list of organizations that extend aid to prople in need in Latin America, or that contribute to stopping the spread of the virus. How a Mother Copes With ZikaAt the epicenter of the Zika crisis, a mother in Recife, Brazil, struggles to care for her afflicted baby. New Ferguson Video Adds Wrinkle to Michael Brown CaseA documentary says security footage suggests that the young man may not have been stealing from a Ferguson, Mo., convenience store before he was shot by the police. Backpage’s Sex Ads Are Gone. Child Trafficking? Hardly.The website, under pressure, dropped the ads, many of which featured minors. But the unanticipated result is that prostitution can now be even riskier. Venezuelan Baseball Players Love Their Chaotic Country From AfarThe turmoil in their homeland leaves many players with safety concerns, a worry shared by some major league clubs that have lowered their profile in the country. Uprooted by War, Threatened by Boko Haram and Desperate to Go HomeNigeria says the war with Boko Haram is over, but new arrivals still pour into camps for displaced people as the terrorists continue their deadly attacks. Why U.S. Antimissile System in South Korea Worries ChinaThe Chinese government fears that the antimissile system, called the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, or Thaad, could erode its nuclear deterrent. Damascus Bombings Near Pilgrimage Sites Kill DozensThe blasts Saturday just south of the Old City killed at least 40 people, shattering the Syrian capital’s efforts to isolate itself from the war. In Reversal, Boston St. Patrick’s Day Parade Welcomes Gay Veterans GroupThe parade organizers, the Allied War Veterans Council of South Boston, voted unanimously late Friday to reverse their decision made on Tuesday to exclude the group, OutVets. Narendra Modi’s B.J.P. Party Wins Big in Uttar Pradesh, India’s Largest StateThe victory, by the largest margin in decades, consolidated the Indian prime minister’s power and put him in a strong position to win re-election in 2019. Texas Congressional Maps Are Struck Down for DiscriminationFederal judges in San Antonio said Texas lawmakers drew a handful of congressional maps in 2011 with intentional discrimination against blacks and Hispanics. More Recent Articles
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