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President Trump plowed through a long list of issues facing his presidency and raised in news media during a de facto State of the Union address Tuesday night. 
Fans looking to see Vince Carter 'throw down' got what they asked for Tuesday at the FedExForum. 
Rashad Jennings was cut on Feb. 13 after a three-year tenure with the New York Giants. 
The Dow finally came out of the stratosphere on Tuesday, ending a dozen straight days of setting new record highs and just missing another historic mark. 
Revis Island had been sinking for a while, now it's fully submerged. 
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 Washington Post | Widow of Navy SEAL takes spotlight as President Trump addresses Congress Washington Post From her seat among Washington dignitaries on Tuesday night, Carryn Owens fought back tears. Grief visible in her face, the widow of William "Ryan" Owens, a Navy SEAL killed less than a month ago in the Trump administration's first counterterrorism ... With Nation Watching, Widow of Fallen SEAL Becomes a Face of Bravery Bill Maher, Michael Moore Blast Trump for 'Using' Navy SEAL Widow as a 'Prop' In Emotional Moment Of Speech, Trump Addresses Navy SEAL's Widow |
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Real-Life 'Romeo and Juliet' Killed by Snipers Live OnThe childhood sweethearts' bodies lay in their final embrace for seven days. The tensions that led to the Bosnian War still simmer 25 years later.
Mount Etna Awakens in Small but Spectacular EruptionA 'modest' ash fallout settled over two small villages, but the National Institute of Volcanology stressed that there was no danger to residents. WHO's Superbug Hit ListWHO published its list of No. 1 superbug enemies, hoping entice drug companies and governments to work harder to get better antibiotics on the market.
French Police Sniper Mistakenly Wounds Two at President's SpeechThe shooter was on a roof about a hundred yards from where French President Francois Hollande was speaking. The shot wounded two people in their legs. Women, Children Refugees Report Widespread Sexual Abuse: UNThree quarters of refugee and migrant children who took part in a survey said that they had experienced violence or harassment at the hands of adults during their journey, while nearly half of both women and children interviewed reported suffering sexual abuse, often on multiple occasions.
Former Soviet Gymnast Says Goodbye to Her MedalsGymnastics legend Olga Korbut, who first backflipped into history at the 1972 Munich games, has sold off her Olympic medals. Amateur Treasure Hunters Find Ancient Gold Jewelry in English FieldTwo friends found three gold necklaces and a bracelet on farmland in Staffordshire, and reported the discovery to authorities. North Koreans Fly to Malaysia Seeking Return of Kim Jong Nam's BodyMalaysian authorities have not directly accused the North Korean regime of orchestrating Kim's killing, but officials in South Korea have. Beloved Hippo 'Gustavito' Fatally Attacked at ZooGustavito was covered with bruises and puncture wounds after being attacked, according to the zoo's director. Ryan: We Need 'Answers' on Trump Camp's Alleged Russia Ties"We need to make sure that nothing happened that shouldn't have happened as we go forward," Ryan told TODAY's Matt Lauer in an exclusive interview. New Commerce Secretary at Nexus of Trump Deal With Russian BillionaireWith a line that runs through Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, Rachel Maddow connects the dots between a Russian oligarch and a Donald Trump deal. Yemen SEAL Raid Yielded No Major Intelligence: OfficialsThe White House has repeatedly called the raid a success, but senior officials who spoke to NBC News said they were unaware of any 'actionable intelligence' gathered so far in the raid last month on a suspected terrorist camp in Yemen. Dems to White House: Russia Investigation Is Just BeginningMSNBC's Brian Williams and his expert panel looks at a White House struggling to end questions about Russia just hours before Pres. Trump gives a More Recent Articles
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Trump, in Optimistic Address, Asks Congress to End ‘Trivial Fights’The president called on Congress to work with him on overhauling health care, changing the tax code and rebuilding the nation’s infrastructure and military.
Ever a Showman, Donald Trump Keeps Washington GuessingOn the day of his first speech to Congress, a new president rips up the script and opens the door to an unexpected compromise on immigration policy. Barring Reporters From Briefings: Does It Cross a Legal Line?First Amendment experts say the White House decision to bar several outlets from a briefing last week may have been unconstitutional.
Obamas Make Book Deal With Penguin Random HouseThe company will publish coming books by former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama, concluding a heated auction among multiple publishers. Trump, Kellyanne Conway, Samsung: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
Threats and Vandalism Leave American Jews on Edge in Trump EraAt least 100 threatening calls have been made to Jewish community centers and schools since January, in a menacing pattern that has prompted a federal investigation. Russia and U.S. Clash Over Syria in Security Council VoteIt was the first public tangle over a vote in the Security Council between the Kremlin and the Trump administration, which joined its European allies. Colon and Rectal Cancers Rising in Young PeopleScientists are reporting a sharp rise in colorectal cancers in adults as young as their 20s and 30s, though the reasons are unclear. Metropolitan Museum’s Director Resigns Under PressureThe departure by Thomas P. Campbell came as a surprise, though economic difficulties had been growing at the nation’s largest museum. Step Inside Yves Saint Laurent’s ClosetYves Saint Laurent, one of the most influential couturiers of the second half of the 20th century, kept nearly all of his original work. View his private collection and tour his fashion house in Paris, which will become a museum this fall. Albi Journal: As France’s Towns Wither, Fears of a Decline in ‘Frenchness’France is losing the core of its historic provincial towns — dense hubs of urbanity deep in the countryside where judges judged and Balzac set his novels. How to Get Better Customer Service, and Skip the RageIf you believe the quality of customer care has declined, you’re not alone in feeling frustrated or angry. Here’re tips to get what you want. 13 Great Stories That Have Nothing to Do With PoliticsTake a break with stories of R.V. bandits, the world’s worst skier and one basketball team’s remarkable perseverance. As Funds Invoke Bible Values, Others See IntoleranceTwo new exchange traded funds offer a conservative evangelical — what is called “biblically responsible” — tilt to the so-called sin stocks investing approach. Soaring at 1,500 Feet With Michael Fabiano, Opera’s Risk-Taking TenorOne of the most sought-after singers in the world likes to pilot planes on his day off. And he embraces challenges onstage, too. Italy Reduces Sentence for Ex-C.I.A. Officer Sought in Rendition CaseSabrina de Sousa was tried and convicted in absentia over the kidnapping of a radical Egyptian cleric in Milan in 2003. Archdiocese of New York Seeks $100 Million Mortgage for Sexual Abuse FundThe mortgage will pay for a fund that grants monetary awards to abuse victims who agree to take no further legal action against the archdiocese. De Blasio Calls for ‘Blood-and-Guts’ War on Homelessness. Is His Gutsy Enough?Mayor Bill de Blasio mapped out his plan to open 90 shelters, aiming to reduce the number of people living in New York’s primary shelter system by 2,500 over five years. Buoyed by Oscars, ‘Moonlight’ Is Moving Into 1,500 TheatersThe distributor A24 hopes the Academy Awards will provide a box-office bump for a gay-themed film that has not drawn mainstream moviegoers so far. Samsung’s Leader Is Indicted on Bribery ChargesMr. Lee, charged in a corruption scandal that has touched the government, is one of the most prominent business tycoons to face trial in South Korea. ‘Gary From Chicago,’ Oscar Ceremony Star, Has Quite a Back StoryDays before his improbable rise to celebrity in the Academy Awards broadcast, Gary Alan Coe was released from prison after serving 20 years. Mostafa el-Abbadi, Champion of Alexandria’s Resurrected Library, Dies at 88Professor Abbadi was a historian of Greco-Roman antiquity and the visionary behind the revival of the Great Library of Alexandria in Egypt. Kusama Exhibition Reopens at Hirshhorn After Sculpture Is DamagedPart of “Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors" had to be closed to the public after a visitor damaged a sculpture. Net-a-Porter Founder Joins the Board of Farfetch, a RivalNatalie Massenet, who left Net-a-Porter after its merger with Yoox, likes Farfetch’s middleman approach to online luxury sales. In Films From France, Dark Answers to ‘What’s Eating Us?’Disturbing provocations, including a movie about aimless terrorists, dominate the latest edition of Rendez-Vous With French Cinema series. On Technology: Why the Internet Didn’t Kill ZinesTheir resilience shows the limitations of the web as a place to nurture young creativity. Review: London Philharmonic Boldly Reinterprets Mahler and Other StaplesThe dynamic conductor Vladimir Jurowski brought attention to the teeming crosscurrents and disruptions that run through Mahler’s Fourth Symphony. More Recent Articles
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