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A federal judge in Hawaii strengthened the court order he issued banning President Donald Trump's executive order on immigration after it was set to expire.
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  1. Hawaii judge strengthens block of Trump immigration order
  2. Steven Stamkos inching toward return to Tampa Bay Lightning
  3. Free agent safety T.J. McDonald suspended 8 games for NFL substance violation
  4. Report: South Korea to deploy upgraded tactical transporter with air force
  5. Mexican state attorney general arrested for drug trafficking
  6. New York Mets LHP Steven Matz won't be on Opening Day roster
  7. Minnesota Wild forward Zach Parise could miss 3 games with eye injury
  8. Cincinnati Bengals support Adam 'Pacman' Jones after arrest

Hawaii judge strengthens block of Trump immigration order

A federal judge in Hawaii strengthened the court order he issued banning President Donald Trump's executive order on immigration after it was set to expire.
    

Steven Stamkos inching toward return to Tampa Bay Lightning

Tampa Bay Lightning captain Steven Stamkos said he is close to returning to the lineup on the heels of participating in every drill during Wednesday's practice.
    

Free agent safety T.J. McDonald suspended 8 games for NFL substance violation

Free agent safety T.J. McDonald has been suspended for the first eight games of the 2017 season for violating the NFL's policy for substances of abuse, the league announced on Wednesday.
    

Report: South Korea to deploy upgraded tactical transporter with air force

The South Korea military is to deploy an improved version of the Lockheed C-130 Hercules.
    

Mexican state attorney general arrested for drug trafficking

Federal agents arrested the attorney general for the Mexican state of Nayarit, saying he is a drug kingpin worth $250 million.
    

New York Mets LHP Steven Matz won't be on Opening Day roster

New York Mets left-hander Steven Matz will not be ready for the start of the regular season, manager Terry Collins confirmed Wednesday.
    

Minnesota Wild forward Zach Parise could miss 3 games with eye injury

Minnesota Wild forward Zach Parise likely will be sidelined for at least three games, coach Bruce Boudreau told reporters on Wednesday.
    

Cincinnati Bengals support Adam 'Pacman' Jones after arrest

Cincinnati Bengals owner Mike Brown and coach Marvin Lewis came to the defense of cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones on Wednesday.
    
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Washington Post The Latest: Attorney general: Religious freedom affirmed Washington Post HONOLULU — The Latest on a hearing in federal court in Hawaii on President Donald Trump's travel ban (all times local):. 5:25 p.m.. Hawaii's attorney ...
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  1. The Latest: Attorney general: Religious freedom affirmed - Washington Post
  2. Comey: I know when I'm going to cause a 'storm' - CNN

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HONOLULU — The Latest on a hearing in federal court in Hawaii on President Donald Trump's travel ban (all times local):. 5:25 p.m.. Hawaii's attorney general says a federal judge's decision to extend an order blocking President Donald Trump's travel ...
Judge maintains broad block on Trump travel banPolitico
Federal judge in Hawaii extends ruling halting travel ban indefinitelyCNN
Hawaii judge extends halt on Trump travel banUSA TODAY
Los Angeles Times -NBCNews.com -NPR -The Hill (blog)
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Washington (CNN) FBI Director James Comey said Wednesday his agency makes its decisions on a nonpartisan basis and said he doesn't care about the political backlash of the choices he makes. "I know that when I make a hard decision, a storm is going ...
Comey: FBI is 'not on anybody's side'The Hill
Comey reportedly tried to expose possible Russia tampering before electionFox News
A Greater Lawlessness — Part II, The Trump PresidencyHuffington Post
Newsweek -TIME -Washington Examiner -New York Daily News
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Almost two-thirds of voters in the rundown resort of Margate voted to leave the EU. The town's residents shared their hopes and fears with NBC News.
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  1. Inside a Once-Prosperous Seaside Town That Backed Brexit
  2. What to Know as the U.K. Triggers the Article 50 Divorce Clause
  3. Cyprus Connection: Manafort-Linked Accounts Raised Red Flag
  4. Missing American UN Worker Found Dead in Congo Shallow Grave
  5. Italian Cops Foil Plot to Steal Enzo Ferrari's Corpse
  6. State Dept. Employee Charged With Taking Money From China
  7. Wall Stall: Border Bids Deadline Extended
  8. Kurt Cochran's Family Attends London Terror Attack Vigil
  9. Tillerson to Attend His First NATO Meeting
  10. Villagers Slice Open Python to Find Man Swallowed Whole
  11. PM May: Brexit Plan Is New Deep, Special Partnership With EU
  12. Boeing 737 Bursts Into Flames After Forced Landing in the Andes
  13. How Likely Is Congress to Create a Russia Commission?
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Inside a Once-Prosperous Seaside Town That Backed Brexit

Almost two-thirds of voters in the rundown resort of Margate voted to leave the EU. The town's residents shared their hopes and fears with NBC News.

    

What to Know as the U.K. Triggers the Article 50 Divorce Clause

The move to invoke Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon comes nine months after the "Brexit" referendum.

    

Cyprus Connection: Manafort-Linked Accounts Raised Red Flag

Banking sources said some transactions raised sufficient concern to trigger an internal investigation into potential money laundering activities.

    

Missing American UN Worker Found Dead in Congo Shallow Grave

The bodies of two U.N. researchers were found in the Democratic Republic of Congo, more than two weeks after they disappeared.

    

Italian Cops Foil Plot to Steal Enzo Ferrari's Corpse

Thirty-four people were arrested just as the gang was about to launch its scheme to dig up the founder of Ferrari, police said.

    

State Dept. Employee Charged With Taking Money From China

Candace Claiborne told investigators she turned over only unclassified information, and she is not charged with providing anything classified.

    

Wall Stall: Border Bids Deadline Extended

U.S. Customs and Border Protection said the deadline for potential bidders for the roughly 2,000-mile-long wall had been extended to April 4.

    

Kurt Cochran's Family Attends London Terror Attack Vigil

A procession and a minute's silence were held on Westminster Bridge, exactly one week after the attack which killed Kurt Cochran and three others
    

Tillerson to Attend His First NATO Meeting

At his first NATO meeting on Friday, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson will push allies to increase their defense spending

    

Villagers Slice Open Python to Find Man Swallowed Whole

A video on the website of the Tribun Timur publication shows villagers slicing open the python to reveal the legs and torso of the dead victim.

    

PM May: Brexit Plan Is New Deep, Special Partnership With EU

Britain's prime minister told the House of Commons that Brexit means British laws will be made in Britain.
    

Boeing 737 Bursts Into Flames After Forced Landing in the Andes

Everybody on board a Peruvian Airlines flight survived when the plane caught fire after landing.
    

How Likely Is Congress to Create a Russia Commission?

Members of congress are convinced now is the time for a full-scale inquiry linked to Russia's alleged interference in the 2016 election.

    

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Two months after President Trump took office, indications are mounting that the military is deepening its involvement in complex wars that lack clear outcomes.
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  1. U.S. War Footprint Grows in Middle East, With No Endgame in Sight
  2. Rex Tillerson to Lift Human Rights Conditions on Arms Sale to Bahrain
  3. Senate Intelligence Committee Leaders Vow Thorough Russian Investigation
  4. Brexit, Chris Christie, Ivanka Trump: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing
  5. U.K. Initiates ‘Brexit’ and Wades Into a Thorny Thicket
  6. Coal Mining Jobs Trump Would Bring Back No Longer Exist
  7. China Poised to Take Lead on Climate After Trump’s Move to Undo Policies
  8. Ivanka Trump, Shifting Plans, Will Become a Federal Employee
  9. No Deal Between Kushners and Chinese Company Over Fifth Avenue Skyscraper
  10. Stepping Out, Melania Trump Honors Women Affected by Bias and Abuse
  11. Betsy DeVos Calls for More School Choice, Saying Money Isn’t the Answer
  12. What the Repeal of Online Privacy Protections Means for You
  13. E.P.A. Chief, Rejecting Agency’s Science, Chooses Not to Ban Insecticide
  14. Feature: Those Indecipherable Medical Bills? They’re One Reason Health Care Costs So Much.
  15. How to Get Cheap Tickets to Broadway Shows (Even ‘Hamilton’)
  16. Tech We're Using: He Turned His Home Into a Reality Television Show
  17. Little Sign of a ‘Trump Bump’ in the Economic Forecast
  18. Chase Had Ads on 400,000 Sites. Then on Just 5,000. Same Results.
  19. Sports of The Times: Facing Congress, Some Sports Officials (Not All) Begin to Confront Sexual Abuse
  20. Anti-Abortion Activists Charged in Planned Parenthood Video Case
  21. Texas TV: From the Sublime to the Ridiculous
  22. 2 Christie Allies Are Sentenced in George Washington Bridge Scandal
  23. Google’s Claim Against Former Executive Could Help Uber in Driverless-Car Lawsuit
  24. Samsung, After Combustible Galaxy Note 7, Unveils New Smartphone
  25. Attacks Against African Students Rise in India, Rights Advocates Say
  26. E.U. Blocks Merger of London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Börse
  27. Few Entrances, and Sometimes, No Exit
  28. 13 Killed in Texas as Church Bus and Pickup Truck Collide
  29. Memo From Taiwan: As Power Wanes, Kuomintang Struggles to Hang On in Taiwan
  30. Top Amateur Picks College Over L.P.G.A. Qualifying School
  31. Valeant Bet Was a ‘Huge Mistake,’ Hedge Fund Chief Ackman Says
  32. William McPherson, Book Critic and Novelist, Dies at 84
  33. Sean Hannity Is Still Upset Ted Koppel Said He Was ‘Bad for America’
  34. Bob Dylan Will Receive His Nobel Prize While on Tour in Sweden
  35. William Powell, ‘Anarchist Cookbook’ Writer, Dies at 66
  36. Books of The Times: ‘Richard Nixon,’ Portrait of a Thin-Skinned, Media-Hating President
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U.S. War Footprint Grows in Middle East, With No Endgame in Sight

Two months after President Trump took office, indications are mounting that the military is deepening its involvement in complex wars that lack clear outcomes.

    

Rex Tillerson to Lift Human Rights Conditions on Arms Sale to Bahrain

The decision could mend a rift with a critical Middle East ally, but it is bound to be read by other nations in the region as a sign the administration will ease human rights demands.

    

Senate Intelligence Committee Leaders Vow Thorough Russian Investigation

The top Republican and Democrat on the committee pledged to forge ahead, while seeking to distance themselves from the troubled House inquiry.

    

Brexit, Chris Christie, Ivanka Trump: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

    

U.K. Initiates ‘Brexit’ and Wades Into a Thorny Thicket

Prime Minister Theresa May gave notice of Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union, kicking off a two-year negotiation steeped in peril for both sides.

    

Coal Mining Jobs Trump Would Bring Back No Longer Exist

The jobs the president alluded to — hardy miners in mazelike tunnels with picks and shovels — have become vestiges of the past.

    

China Poised to Take Lead on Climate After Trump’s Move to Undo Policies

For years, the United States pushed China to commit to limiting its use of fossil fuels. The countries now look likely to switch roles.

    

Ivanka Trump, Shifting Plans, Will Become a Federal Employee

The president’s elder daughter had drawn criticism from ethics experts after saying she would serve as an informal adviser to her father.

    

No Deal Between Kushners and Chinese Company Over Fifth Avenue Skyscraper

A $4-billion deal to invest in a Manhattan building owned by the family of Trump’s son-in-law has fallen apart.

    

Stepping Out, Melania Trump Honors Women Affected by Bias and Abuse

In a rare speech, she challenged a State Department audience to put themselves in the shoes of women — victims of domestic abuse, gender bias, or violence — who have fought injustice.

    

Betsy DeVos Calls for More School Choice, Saying Money Isn’t the Answer

In a speech at the Brookings Institution, the education secretary rejected the notion that money was a panacea for the challenges facing public schools.

    

What the Repeal of Online Privacy Protections Means for You

Now that internet providers will not have to get permission to collect and sell customers’ online information, how will that affect privacy online?

    

E.P.A. Chief, Rejecting Agency’s Science, Chooses Not to Ban Insecticide

E.P.A. scientists had concluded that exposure to the chemical, chlorpyrifos, which has been in use since 1965, was potentially causing significant health consequences.

    

Feature: Those Indecipherable Medical Bills? They’re One Reason Health Care Costs So Much.

Hospitals have learned to manipulate medical codes — often resulting in mind-boggling bills.

    

How to Get Cheap Tickets to Broadway Shows (Even ‘Hamilton’)

From lotteries to apps, there are several easy ways to score inexpensive tickets to a show. Even one about a certain former Treasury secretary.

    

Tech We're Using: He Turned His Home Into a Reality Television Show

The Times’s tech columnist, Farhad Manjoo, grapples with technology’s shortcomings yet embraces it to an extreme degree at home.

    

Little Sign of a ‘Trump Bump’ in the Economic Forecast

Despite upbeat sentiment among consumers and investors in the new year, actual growth estimates are modest for the quarter and beyond.

    

Chase Had Ads on 400,000 Sites. Then on Just 5,000. Same Results.

The bank found that limiting its advertising to preapproved hosts, to avoid proximity to fake news or offensive videos, did not hurt its visibility.

    

Sports of The Times: Facing Congress, Some Sports Officials (Not All) Begin to Confront Sexual Abuse

A doctor is accused of molesting dozens of young gymnasts. Now a senator is calling for an investigation into “who knew what and when.”

    

Anti-Abortion Activists Charged in Planned Parenthood Video Case

California prosecutors say some of the videos, which were edited conversations with abortion providers that the activists secretly recorded, violated the state’s privacy law.

    

Texas TV: From the Sublime to the Ridiculous

“The Son” is the latest show set in the Lone Star State. Here’s a look at some past series that were set there.

    

2 Christie Allies Are Sentenced in George Washington Bridge Scandal

Bill Baroni, a former Port Authority official, and Bridget Anne Kelly, Gov. Chris Christie’s deputy chief of staff, were convicted of conspiracy for closing lanes on the bridge.

    

Google’s Claim Against Former Executive Could Help Uber in Driverless-Car Lawsuit

Uber disclosed Google’s claim against Anthony Levandowski to support its request for arbitration in an intellectual property fight.

    

Samsung, After Combustible Galaxy Note 7, Unveils New Smartphone

Hoping to overcome a troubled year, the company revealed the Galaxy S8 smartphone with a large 5.8-inch screen and a virtual assistant, Bixby.

    

Attacks Against African Students Rise in India, Rights Advocates Say

The assaults follow several episodes of violence against Africans in recent years, raising questions about racial attitudes in India.

    

E.U. Blocks Merger of London Stock Exchange and Deutsche Börse

The decision came after the London exchange said it was unwilling to sell a bond trading platform to appease regulators.

    

Few Entrances, and Sometimes, No Exit

Ride along as a New Yorker in a wheelchair explains why more people with disabilities don’t take the train.
    

13 Killed in Texas as Church Bus and Pickup Truck Collide

The head-on collision, which occurred about 100 miles west of San Antonio, killed nearly everyone aboard the bus.

    

Memo From Taiwan: As Power Wanes, Kuomintang Struggles to Hang On in Taiwan

The party that once ruled China now looks to stay relevant in Taiwan politics — a situation with implications for Beijing and Washington.

    

Top Amateur Picks College Over L.P.G.A. Qualifying School

Hannah O’Sullivan, the world’s No. 2 female amateur, has decided to attend Duke instead of pursuing professional golf full time.

    

Valeant Bet Was a ‘Huge Mistake,’ Hedge Fund Chief Ackman Says

In a rare moment of contrition, the billionaire hedge fund manager William Ackman apologized for an investment that cost his investors $4 billion.

    

William McPherson, Book Critic and Novelist, Dies at 84

The Pulitzer Prize winner wrote for The Washington Post and was the author of the acclaimed novel “Testing the Current.”

    

Sean Hannity Is Still Upset Ted Koppel Said He Was ‘Bad for America’

Mr. Hannity, the Fox News personality, is lashing out over an interview aired on “CBS Sunday Morning.”

    

Bob Dylan Will Receive His Nobel Prize While on Tour in Sweden

The singer and songwriter, who did not attend the Nobel ceremony in December, is to meet with Academy members with no media present this weekend.

    

William Powell, ‘Anarchist Cookbook’ Writer, Dies at 66

The author was an angry teenager when he began research on the book, which outlined weapon use, bomb-building techniques and drug manufacturing.

    

Books of The Times: ‘Richard Nixon,’ Portrait of a Thin-Skinned, Media-Hating President

This elegant and sympathetic biography by John A. Farrell arrives as a current president makes comparisons unavoidable.

    

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