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The Chainsmokers, Justin Timberlake and Green Day were three of the winners on Sunday night at the iHeartRadio Music Awards. 
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang kicked off the annual meeting of the National People's Congress in Beijing with a 100-minute speech. 
Both Japanese and South Korean officials say North Korea launched several missiles into the Sea of Japan. 
FBI Director James Comey asked officials at the Justice Department to deny Trump's wiretapping claims on Saturday. 
The New England Patriots reportedly offered their No. 32 overall pick in this year's NFL Draft to New Orleans for wide receiver Brandin Cooks, but the Saints rejected the proposal. 
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Thousands Displaced as Iraqi Forces Near Mosul CenterGovernment buildings could be taken as early as Monday, a military official said.
110 Dead From Hunger in Past 48 Hours in SomaliaSomalia's prime minister said Saturday that 110 people have died from hunger in the past 48 hours in one region as a drought threatens millions. China Flexes Its Muscles as Trump Presses 'America First' AgendaIn Beijing's Great Hall of the People, China's ruling Communist Party is kicking off its annual political showpiece meeting this weekend.
Experts Caution Against Cutting U.S. Overseas Military Presence"The idea that we would simply walk away from our allies … is a mistake," said Adm. James Stavridis, a NBC News contributor. Malaysia Banishes North Korean Ambassador Amid SpatThe move escalates a diplomatic row between the two countries over the murder of the estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
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Comey Asks Justice Dept. to Reject Trump’s Wiretapping ClaimThe F.B.I. director wants the Justice Department to refute Mr. Trump’s contention that Barack Obama ordered the tapping of his phones, a claim that Mr. Comey says is false, officials said.
A Conspiracy Theory’s Journey From Talk Radio to Trump’s TwitterPresident Trump’s allegation that the Obama administration wiretapped his phones began as a rant on conservative talk radio and then spread to Breitbart News. What Can Be Gleaned From Trump’s Allegations of WiretappingAn accusation for which the president again offered no evidence sets off another spasm surrounding his young administration.
Trump Expected to Issue New Travel Ban Excluding Iraq on MondayThe new order, reworked to try to withstand legal scrutiny, would retain temporary travel restrictions on six other predominantly Muslim countries and on all refugees. Leashes Come Off Wall Street, Gun Sellers, Polluters and MoreIn a flurry of deregulation, the Trump administration has already suspended or reversed more than 90 rules. And industry is clamoring for more.
Automakers Near a Victory on Rollback of Fuel StandardsThe Trump administration’s expected move on emissions and mileage targets would remove a costly mandate, though some efficiency efforts would proceed. Stocks Are Up 5 Percent Under Trump. So How Long Will the Rally Last?Looking closely at what is required for the president’s promised big initiatives, some hedge fund managers are bracing for a sell-off. Patience Gone, Koch-Backed Groups Will Pressure G.O.P. on Health RepealThe effort to reawaken the grass-roots network reflects concern that lawmakers may buckle to pressure from constituents fearful of losing coverage. In Israel, Lauding and Lamenting the Era of TrumpIsraelis are used to rising nationalism in Europe that has fed anti-Semitism. But many have looked to the United States as a refuge from anti-Semitism, not another front for it. Cuomo, in Whirlwind Tour of Jerusalem, Shows Support for IsraelDuring a 15-hour trip, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo met with political figures including Benjamin Netanyahu and offered emotional support to Jews in Israel and New York. About Clint Frazier’s Lush Locks: Will the Yankees Let Their Hair Down?The Bombers have long observed a strict Steinbrenner-era grooming code. But as other teams relax their own rules, is there room for a man bun in the Bronx? How Liberian Women Delivered Africa’s First Female PresidentThe story of how Liberian women upended centuries of male rule in 2005 has acquired a keen relevance as American women who supported Hillary Clinton grapple with the whys of November’s election. Time Inc. Plots a Future Beyond Its Heyday, as Suitors Line UpIs a new chief executive’s zeal enough to save an empire that once propelled the national conversation but has been struggling for relevance in the digital era? Closed Afghan-Pakistani Border Is Becoming ‘Humanitarian Crisis’Thousands of Afghan visitors are stranded in Pakistan, and traders have been unable to move their vegetables and fruit across for nearly two weeks. Confronting Academia’s Ties to SlaveryHarvard hosted a conference examining a long-neglected topic that has suddenly become urgent. Crime Scene: Low-Energy Intruder Hangs Out in a High-Tech HomeAn unwanted guest in Brooklyn evokes scenes from a timeless bedtime story: “Someone’s been sleeping in my bed.” A Chilly Walk Amid China’s Ice ArtGet a 360-degree view of the world’s largest ice and snow festival in northern China. North Korea’s Launch of Ballistic Missiles Raises New WorriesThe launch prompted an urgent meeting of high-level South Korean security officials to discuss the latest provocation from the North. Israeli Cabinet Makes Move to Decriminalize Recreational Marijuana UseUnder a plan approved on Sunday, those caught using the drug in public would faces fines rather than criminal penalties in most instances. ‘Saturday Night Live’ Shows a Milder Political SideIn a week of memorable developments for the Trump administration, topical satire was in short supply on this week’s episode. To Put Ball in the Net, Dutch Clubs Shoot Space Aliens FirstPSV Eindhoven and AZ Alkmaar are using computer programs to nurture agile minds along with nimble feet. Is this a new frontier, or an expensive delusion? More Recent Articles
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