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S. Korean President Park Geun-hye removed from office A South Korean court removed its country's president from office after months of turmoil over Park Geun-hye's impeachment scandal.     
Renowned British painter Howard Hodgkin dies at 84 Howard Hodgkin, the British painter whose bold, colorful paintings earned him the Turner Prize, died Thursday, the Tate Galleries said. He was 84.  
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 Washington Post | Obamacare revision clears two House committees as Trump, others tried to tamp down backlash Washington Post A Republican proposal to revise the Affordable Care Act claimed its first major victories Thursday amid a backlash that both Republican leaders and President Trump spent the day trying to tamp down. Trump met with conservative critics of the plan ... After 27-hour debate, second House committee OKs Obamacare repeal Trump's Obamacare moves cause chaos in Congress Donald Trump Signs On to Paul Ryan's Let-Them-Die 'Health-Care' Crusade |
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7 Injured, Suspect Arrested in Ax Attack at German Train StationPolice said the 36-year-old local man was believed to have acted alone in the attack and appeared to have 'mental problems.'
Pregnant Amal Clooney Speaks Out Against ISIS, Genocide at U.N.The British human rights lawyer and wife of actor George Clooney, who is pregnant with twins, speaks at the U.N. about genocide conducted by ISIS. Comey Talks Russian Meddling, Trump Tower With LawmakersFBI Director James Comey met with lawmakers Thursday to discuss matters related to the alleged wire-tapping of Trump Tower, a source told NBC News.
Tantrum-Throwing Toddler Refuses to Give Flowers to QueenQueen Elizabeth II unveiled a new war memorial in London, but was upstaged when an uncooperative two-year-old decided to throw a tantrum Iceland Wants to Require Equal Pay for WomenPrime Minister Bjarni Benediktsson said parliament is working on legislation to require companies to prove men and women are paid equally.
How Africa Elected Its First Female PresidentHelene Cooper, author of "Madame President" talks about her new book in which she tells the story of Africa's first female head of state. Hospital Attack Puts ISIS in Spotlight but Taliban Is Main Threat"While disturbing, the [hospital attack] should not be mistaken for the rise in ISIS," said Theo Farrell, a professor at the University of London. Alleged Philippine Death Squad Cop Says He Will Testify Vs. PrezA retired police officer who has linked the Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte to hundreds of extrajudicial killings in a local anti-drug crackdown says he's ready to testify in court and help authorities gather evidence of the slayings he says he and other paid assassins carried out. Prince Harry Reads Emotional Bible Passage at Unveiling of War MemorialThe senior royals all attended a solemn ceremony honoring UK armed forces and civilians who served in the Gulf War, Iraq and Afghanistan. GALLERY: Kim Jong Un's Tangled Family HistoryKim Jong Un is the third member of his family to rule the unpredictable and reclusive North Korea. Fake Bieber Accused of 900 Child Sex Crimes After Getting Pics From Kids: CopsPolice said the investigation showed "the global reach and skill that child sex offenders have to groom and seduce victims." Flynn Was Paid $530K for Lobbying That Might Have Helped TurkeyPresident Donald Trump's former national security adviser, who was fired last month, has registered with the Justice Department as a foreign agent. U.S. Marines Enter Syria to Join Battle for ISIS' Capital RaqqaU.S. Marines armed with M777 Howitzers have arrived in Syria to help local forces in the battle for Raqqa, the capital of ISIS. Maddow: Putin Rejoices as Trump, Tillerson Weaken State DepartmentRachel Maddow shows how the Donald Trump's State Department under Rex Tillerson is being drastically weakened, a situation that suits Vladimir Pu Hawaii Files Lawsuit Against 'Infected' Travel BanHawaii has become the first state to sue to stop President Donald Trump's revised travel ban. More Recent Articles
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After Halting Start, Trump Plunges Into Effort to Repeal Health LawThe president is marshaling the full power of his office to woo Republicans, disarm conservatives and win passage of a bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
Why Republicans Are Battling Republicans on Obamacare RepealDespite G.O.P. agreement that the Affordable Care Act must be scrapped, House leaders are under attack from conservatives who find their approach timid. White House Casts Pre-emptive Doubt on Congressional Budget OfficePresident Trump had a habit during his campaign for “working the referees,” and the Congressional Budget Office is now a target of his efforts to cast doubt on institutions long seen as trustworthy.
Republican Party, C.I.A., Syria: Your Thursday Evening BriefingCalifornia Today: California Today: Why the State’s Biggest Lake Is DyingThursday: A photo essay on the Salton Sea, a warning on marijuana enforcement, and readers weigh in on a move to let bicyclists roll past stop signs.
With Trump in White House, His Golf Properties Prosper“I think our brand is the hottest it has ever been,” said Eric Trump, who oversees the company’s courses. Critics say the Oval Office should not be a global advertising platform. A Brand Name for a Hedge Fund Happy Hour: Trump’s Mar-a-LagoA Palm Beach hedge fund association is holding a networking event at President Trump’s private member club, and hopes the president drops in. Is Trump Being Investigated? ‘No Comment,’ Justice Dept. SaysOfficials said the White House had not relied on any information from the Justice Department when it denied the existence of an investigation targeting President Trump. Will a Leak Reveal Trump’s Tax Returns? Don’t Hold Your BreathExperts say a breach of or leaks from the I.R.S. are unlikely, though there are other possible avenues to the president’s tax documents. WikiLeaks Will Help Tech Companies Fix Security Flaws, Assange SaysThe WikiLeaks founder said the group would work with Apple and Google to give them “exclusive access” on the technical details that have allowed the C.I.A. to hack their devices. E.P.A. Chief Doubts Consensus View of Climate ChangeThe statement by Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, contradicts scientific consensus that carbon dioxide is heating the planet. Trump’s New Travel Ban May Be Hard to Beat. But States Are Trying.Saying the president’s revised executive order remained “effectively a Muslim ban,” Washington’s Democratic attorney general vowed to try to block it. Trump Weighs Cuts to Coast Guard, T.S.A. and FEMA to Bolster Border PlanThe goal is to shift about $5 billion toward hiring scores of additional agents, as well as toward infrastructure to support a crackdown on illegal immigration. Jon Huntsman Is Said to Accept Post as Ambassador to RussiaMr. Huntsman, a former Utah governor, will take on assignment that is always difficult, and will be especially so with questions swirling around President Trump’s ties to Russia. Obama Education Rules Are Swept Aside by CongressRepublican lawmakers reined in regulations — including some on testing — that they criticized as heavy-handed. We Rounded Up Politics Stories You Shouldn’t MissCan’t stop reading about politics? Here are 14 smart stories from around the web. South Korea Removes President Park Geun-hyeThe president’s ouster, after months of turmoil over a corruption scandal, is expected to shift the country’s politics to the opposition on the left. South Korean Stores Feel China’s Wrath as U.S. Missile System Is DeployedAnti-South Korean sentiment has broken out across China after the South’s embrace of a U.S. missile defense system that China says can be used to spy on its territory. Howard Hodgkin, Whose Paintings Were Coded With Emotion, Dies at 84The British painter, who won the Turner Prize in 1985, was one of the most admired artists of the postwar period. After a Stillbirth, Tests Can Help Pinpoint the CauseA new study found that two tests were particularly effective in helping to determine the cause of a stillbirth. Review: Dismantling ‘The Glass Menagerie’The director Sam Gold and his cast, led by an intrepid Sally Field, have deconstructed the Tennessee Williams classic. But don’t expect the pieces to be reassembled. As Rebels Move Out of Colombia Drug Trade, Corporations Look to Move InThe government, which has received billions in American aid to eradicate the drug trade, will license a small number of companies to cultivate medical marijuana. Profitable Companies, No Taxes: Here’s How They Did ItA report says 18 top American companies had a net tax bill of less than zero over eight years, and 100 paid no taxes in at least one of those years. Prescription Heroin as MedicineVancouver, Canada, is taking a controversial approach to drug treatment: prescription heroin. Go inside a clinic where drug users inject diacetylmorphine under the supervision of a medical professional. Theresa May Resists Pressure to Call Early British Election to Bolster ‘Brexit’The prime minister would gain the majority in the House of Commons, some argue, that is needed to overcome problems that could arise in leaving the European Union. 35 Girls Killed in Guatemala Fire May Have Been Locked InHuman rights officials said they believed the girls were confined to a small room in a children’s home after they escaped and were recaptured by the police. U.N. Court Declines to Reopen Bosnia’s Genocide Case Against SerbiaThe International Court of Justice denied a request by a member of Bosnia’s collective presidency to review the case because it had not been approved by all three leaders. A.I.G.’s Chief Executive to Resign After Turnaround SetbackThe move by the insurer follows a big fourth-quarter loss and pressure by investors including Carl Icahn. U.S. Is Sending 400 More Troops to SyriaThe additional forces were to be deployed to help prepare for the battle to take Raqqa, the capital of the Islamic State’s self-proclaimed caliphate. Indonesia’s Sentencing of ‘Son of God’ Adds to Alarm Over CrackdownA prison term for the leader of the Milah Abraham sect was the latest in a government push against new faiths, which human rights groups say face increasing persecution. ‘Game Change’ Authors Writing Book About ‘Trump the Man’ and His CampaignPenguin Press has acquired the latest campaign chronicle by Mark Halperin and John Heilemann, who wrote best sellers about the 2008 and 2012 races. London Art Auctions May Herald a Market on the UpswingUncertainty over the British capital’s place in the sector was leavened by three major contemporary sales, suggesting that wealthy collectors are eager to spend. Wanderlust: Navigating Vienna’s Imperial Past — Through PastriesFirle Journal: British Pastoral: A BBC Show on Rural Life Draws Millions“We Brits have this kind of proprietorial attitude to the countryside,” a host of “Countryfile” says. More Recent Articles
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