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An Oregon jury rendered split verdicts on Friday in the second criminal trial stemming from the weeks-long occupation at a wildlife refuge last year. 
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Armed Vigilantes Hunt Migrants on the Edge of EuropeDonald Trump's hard-line stance on immigration and vocal criticism of Islam finds an appreciative audience in Bulgaria.     
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. U.N.: World Faces Largest Humanitarian Crisis Since 1945U.N. humanitarian chief Stephen O'Brien warned starvation and famine is threatening more than 20 million people in four countries.
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. State Department Bars Release of Russian U.N. Ambassador's Autopsy
Trump Effect? Smugglers Raise Price for Sneaking People Across U.S. BorderThe cost of being smuggled across rough terrain from Mexico to Arizona jumped from $3,500 to $8,000, according to a DEA document. S. Korea's Disgraced President Removed From Power, Sparking Deadly ProtestsThe scandal exposed a series of bizarre revelations — including the mass government purchase of erectile dysfunction medication. 3,000-Year-Old Statue of Egypt's Most Powerful Pharaoh Found in SlumRamses II expanded the Egyptian Empire to stretch from Syria in the east to Nubia in the south. His successors called him the "Great Ancestor." Pope May Consider Allowing Married Men to Perform Priestly DutiesPope Francis says the church must study whether it's possible to allow married men to perform some ministerial tasks in remote communities facing priest shortages. Trump to Speak With Palestinian PresidentPalestinian President Mahmoud Abbas will speak Friday by telephone with President Trump in the first contact between the two leaders. Violent Protests Erupt After Impeachment RulingAt least two people died after the Constitutional Court in Seoul confirmed South Korean President Park Geun-hye's ouster. Wild Boars Vie With Humans to Be 'Master' of Towns Near FukushimaHundreds of wild boars, which have been known to attack people when enraged, descended from hills and forests after the Fukushima disaster. Trump Leaves State Department Out of Mexico MeetingRachel Maddow looks at how the State Department under Donald Trump and Rex Tillerson is becoming weaker and and is losing it's most experienced s Rep. Waters Walks Back Claim About Explosive Russia Dossier'We already know that the part about the coverage that they have on him with sex actions is supposed to be true,' Waters said in on MSNBC. More Recent Articles
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Trump Abruptly Orders 46 Obama-Era Prosecutors to ResignThe president told the holdover United States attorneys to tender their resignations immediately, including — surprisingly — Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan.
With Preet Bharara’s Dismissal, Storied Office Loses Its Top FighterUnder his leadership, the Southern District of New York, known for its fierce independence, took on Wall Street power players, politicians and terrorists. Steady U.S. Job Growth Sets Stage for Fed to Raise Interest RatesThe economy added 235,000 jobs and unemployment fell to 4.7 percent in the first full month of President Trump’s term, continuing an upturn in the labor market.
Economic Trends: Should Trump Get Credit for Good Jobs Numbers?The answer is more ambiguous than you might think, and boils down to your philosophy of how the economy works. Sean Spicer’s Quick Twitter Reaction to Jobs Report May Break a RulePresident Trump’s press secretary proclaimed “great news” 22 minutes after the Labor Department release. A federal rule prohibits comment for an hour.
Republican Party, ‘Kong: Skull Island’: Your Friday Evening BriefingMichael Flynn Was Paid to Represent Turkey’s Interests During Trump CampaignPresident Trump’s first national security adviser, who resigned after less than a month, accepted over $500,000 to investigate a Turkish cleric in Pennsylvania. After Warily Circling, Trump and Angela Merkel Prepare to MeetThe threat posed by Russia to Europe could give the president and the German chancellor a bit of common ground during their Oval Office meeting. Trump Ends Silence With Palestinians, Opening a PathMr. Trump spoke with President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority for the first time since taking office. How Healthy Are You? G.O.P. Bill Would Help Employers Find OutThe bill would also significantly increase the financial penalties for employees who do not join workplace wellness programs. Wealthy Would Get Billions in Tax Cuts Under Obamacare Repeal PlanRolling back two surcharges would provide $157 billion over a decade to those making at least $1 million a year, a congressional analysis shows. Political Calculus: Trump Supporters Have the Most to Lose in the G.O.P. Repeal BillThe Republicans’ plan offers less help to older and lower-income Americans, especially in rural areas, according to a new Upshot analysis. Muhammad Ali Jr., Detained Last Month at Airport, Stopped AgainMr. Ali was briefly stopped just one day after he spoke with members of Congress about his first ordeal. Flecks of Extraterrestrial Dust, All Over the RoofA jazz musician from Norway hunted bits of cosmic debris for eight years and found it everywhere. Turns out, tons of it land every day. Blade Runner Tests Limits of Prosthetics, Years After Oscar PistoriusA decade after Pistorius led track-and-field officials to reconsider rules on the use of artificial limbs, Hunter Woodhall, 18, faces the same gray guidelines. Ouster of South Korean President Could Return Liberals to PowerThe opposition leader, who could become the next president, wants dialogue with North Korea and is skeptical about the new American antimissile shield. Protests Erupt in South Korea After President Park Geun-hye Is OustedThree people died and dozens of demonstrators and police officers were injured as rival crowds took to the streets of Seoul. When Is a Drought Over? A Wet California Wants to KnowReservoirs are overflowing. Dams are straining. So why is California still officially in a drought? We answer some questions Californians, and others, may have. Pope Francis Signals Openness to Ordaining Married Men in Some CasesThe pope said he was not advocating an end to celibacy, and sees little possibility for allowing women to be priests. But his openness about ordaining married men was unusually explicit. The Saturday Profile: Reporting From Syria, an American With a Point of View and a MessageBilal Abdul Kareem, an African-American from Mount Vernon, N.Y., has interviewed jihadists and covered the siege of Aleppo from inside the city. Former N.Y. Comic, Reporting From AleppoBilal Abdul Kareem is a Muslim convert and former comedian from New York. In the last few years, he’s made hundreds of news reports from Syria. Couldn’t Get Into Yale? 10 New York City High Schools Are More SelectiveHere are some of the most popular New York City high schools with the slimmest admissions rate. Even Before the Wall, Migrants Find the U.S. ForbiddingA sharp drop in illegal crossings, possibly as a result of President Trump’s immigration policies, is being felt along both sides of the border. New Guideline Will Allow First-Year Doctors to Work 24-Hour ShiftsUntil July, the current maximum shift is 16 hours for first-year residents. The maximum workload will remain 80 hours per week. Vitaly Mutko, Russia’s Deputy Premier, Is Barred From FIFA LeadershipMr. Mutko failed an integrity check by world soccer’s governing body, and he will leave his position as a top official this spring. When the Kids Crash Your BBC InterviewTwo children interrupted a political-science professor live on the air while he was trying to explain the South Korea impeachment scandal. More Recent Articles
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