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FBI chief confirms Russia-Election probe, says no proof of Trump Tower bugging FBI Director James Comey confirmed Monday that his agency is looking into whether Donald Trump's campaign colluded with Russia to influence the 2016 election.     
North Korea miners' deaths evidence of short life expectancy Life is short in North Korea – and those who give up their lives for the state are praised in Pyongyang's media.   'Wonder Woman' star Gal Gadot gives birth to her second child "Wonder Woman" actress Gal Gadot announced Monday she has given birth to her second child.  
Former UFC fighter War Machine faces life in prison for attack on ex-girlfriend A former mixed martial arts star was convicted by a Las Vegas jury Monday on 29 of 34 felony charges in connection to the 2014 attack of an ex-girlfriend.   Ex-Tennessee teacher wanted in disappearance of 15-year-old female student Authorities in Tennessee are searching for a former high school teacher who they believe abducted a teenage female students, who has been missing for a week.  
Thousands don red and white for 'Where's Waldo?' fun run in London Thousands of runners donned iconic red and white-striped costumes in London for a "Where's Waldo?" themed fun run.   Russians take curling to the next level by using cars as stones Russian curling enthusiasts kicked the sport up a notch with an exhibition tournament that slid cars across the ice instead of stones.   Python in Kenya eats adult hyena in first documented case A tourist at a Kenya game reserve captured ultra-rare footage of a python swallowing a highly unusual prey -- an adult hyena.   Couple filming cougar capture second big cat's fall from fence A British Columbia couple started recording a cougar in their back yard and captured the moment a second mountain lion fell off their fence.   JFK Customs officers bust second man with pants full of drugs Customs officers at a New York airport found 5 pounds of cocaine hidden inside a man's pants mere days after foiling a remarkably similar smuggling attempt.   Dunking ref steals the show at Missouri basketball tournament The referee at a Missouri high school basketball tournament stole the show when he gave in to players' requests for a demonstration of his dunking skills.   Purdue vs. Kansas: NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 preview, prediction In a stereotypical big vs. small clash, the small is actually favored as No. 1 seed Kansas "hosts" No. 4 seed Purdue in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament on Thursday night at Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo.   Rob Lowe and sons to headline A&E docu-series Film and television icon Rob Lowe and his sons Matthew and John are to star in "The Lowe Files," a nine-episode docu-series for A&E Network.   Peter Sarsgaard to star in new Hulu series 'The Looming Tower' "Jackie" and "The Magnificent Seven" star Peter Sarsgaard has joined the ensemble of Hulu's original drama series "The Looming Tower."   Gates, Zuckerberg, Musk, Trump headline Forbes' record-setting billionaires list for '17 There are more billionaires on the planet now than ever before, according to Forbes magazine's wealth list this year, which was released Monday.   William Fichtner, Tom 'Wookie' Ford to co-host 'Top Gear America' Actor William Fichtner, champion drag racer Antron Brown and journalist Tom "Wookie" Ford are to host a new show called "Top Gear America."   New Hubble image shows shimmering frisbee galaxyNumber of children born in U.S. with HIV sees dramatic drop The number of infants born with HIV in the United States has dropped dramatically over the past two decades, a new study shows.   Donald Trump pursues closer ties to Gulf region There are signs that the United States is stepping up its military engagement in the Gulf region.   Experts say massive chicken from viral video is real A viral video of a European man's massive chicken sparked debate about whether the dog-sized bird was a fake, but experts said the giant bird is very real.   Video game study suggests people will remain calm as the world ends Many assume the world will end in chaos, a complete breakdown of the social order. The results of a new video game study suggest otherwise.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Hubble offered a new closeup image of the spiral galaxy NGC 1448. 
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Trump's NATO Stance Has Town Miles From Russia 'Ready for War'Elina Zujane's hometown is no stranger to war. Now she fears President Donald Trump may spark another. 'Of course we worry about it,' the 21-year-old marketing student said. 'If something does go wrong, we are really near to Russia so we will be the first ones to find out.' Zujane lives in Rezekne, a Latvian town just 23 miles from the Russian border. On the shifting frontier between East and West, Rezekne has served as history's battleground for at least 1,000 years. It has been destroyed and rebuilt by everyone from German knights in the 13th century to the warring Nazis and Russians who flattened it during World War II. NBC News interviewed dozens of local residents during a recent visit. Here is the standoff from Rezekne's perspective.
 
Chinese Media Claims Tillerson Visit Was a Home Run — for ChinaImages of President Xi Jinping and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson dominated news programs — a sign China's government saw the visit as a success.
Britain's Divorce Clause From EU Will Be Triggered Next WeekJudges told Britain's government it must seek parliamentary approval for Brexit — another hurdle for the U.K.'s plans to withdraw from the EU.
Russia Tries to Count Every One of Its Endangered Snow LeopardsA pioneering new survey aims to help to protect the endangered Siberian snow leopard but counting them all, down to the last mewling cub.
Stephen Hawking Fears He 'May Not Be Welcome' in Trump's AmericaThe theoretical physicist previously called Trump a demagogue and said the real estate mogul's popularity was beyond his understanding.
Iraqi PM Meets With Trump, Anticipates 'More Cooperation'Trump held his first meeting with Iraq's prime minister Monday as the American leader shapes his policy for defeating ISIS.
Shots Fired at Former President of Haiti AristideAt least two people were injured after shots were fired at a motorcade carrying former Haitian president Jean-Bertrand Aristide in Port-au-Prince Monday in an apparent assassination attempt.
Newly Released Video Shows Airport Gunman Taking Soldier HostageIn the video, which was obtained by The AP, the man can be seen using a French soldier as a human shield in Paris' second busiest airport.
FBI's Comey Shoots Down Trump's Wiretap Claim, Confirms Russia ProbeDirector Comey also confirmed that the FBI is investigating whether there was collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
Teen Savaged by Crocodile After Swimming Infested River For Dare: 'I Punched It in The Snout'Lee de Paauw, 18, was lucky to escape with his life after friends encouraged him to swim a crocodile-infested river in Australia. Pope Sorry for 'Sins and Failings of Church' During GenocideDuring the 100-day genocide, over 800,000 ethnic Tutsis and moderate Hutus were killed in 1994.
There's a New Happiest Country (and the U.S. Is Getting Sadder)Income in the United States has gone up over the past decade, but happiness is declining.
North Korea Is World's 'Most Dangerous' Problem: Ex-Defense Secretary"There are no good options that are available right now, we've tried them all," former United States Defense Secretary William Cohen told CNBC Monday.
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F.B.I. Is Investigating Trump’s Russia Ties, Comey ConfirmsThe F.B.I. chief’s remarks created a treacherous political moment for the president and placed a criminal investigation at the doorstep of the White House.
Excerpts From the House Intelligence Committee Hearing on RussiaThe F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, and the N.S.A. director, Michael S. Rogers, answered questions from House lawmakers. Highlights From the House Hearing on Russian Interference in the U.S. ElectionThe F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, confirmed an investigation into possible collusion by the Trump campaign and Russia. Here are the other key takeaways.
What Investigation? G.O.P. Responds to F.B.I. Inquiry by Changing SubjectAs the F.B.I. director acknowledged an investigation into ties between presidential associates and Russia, Republicans instead focused on leaks to news organizations.
Trump and the Russians: Links? No Links? Depends On Whom You AskJames B. Comey, the director of the F.B.I., said the agency was investigating whether members of the Trump campaign colluded with Russia to influence the outcome of the 2016 presidential election. Republicans and Democrats put their own spin on his statements.
Gorsuch Tries to Put Himself Above Politics in Confirmation HearingJudge Neil M. Gorsuch, President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, appeared prepared for criticism that his rulings have tilted toward corporate interests. Confirmation Hearing Briefing: Six Highlights From the Gorsuch Confirmation HearingAt the hearing for Mr. Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, Senator Richard J. Durbin addressed “a courtesy which Senate Republicans denied” to Judge Merrick B. Garland.
News Analysis: Trump’s Weary Defenders Face Fresh WorriesThe obsessiveness and ferocity of Mr. Trump’s pushback against the Russia allegations, often untethered from fact, are making an uncertain situation worse.
Paul Manafort, Former Trump Campaign Chief, Faces New Allegations in UkraineAn invoice seems to show a payment to him of $750,000, disguised as a sale of computers. A spokesman for Mr. Manafort dismissed it all as “baseless.”
Despite a Trust, Ivanka Trump Still Wields Power Over Her BrandMs. Trump may address potential conflicts by recusing herself from related White House business or by vetoing a deal for her company, said an ethics lawyer who advises her.
Gorsuch, Rockefeller, Brady: Your Monday Evening BriefingHouse Republicans Turn to Upstate New York to Lure Votes for Health BillA provision that would shift Medicaid costs from New York’s counties to the state was added to the health care bill, a move sought by upstate Republicans.
David Rockefeller, Philanthropist and Head of Chase Manhattan, Dies at 101Mr. Rockefeller was influential in foreign affairs, helped resolve New York’s fiscal crisis in the 1970s and was chairman of the Museum of Modern Art for many years.
The Interpreter: How a Sleepy German Suburb Explains Europe’s Rising Far-Right MovementsBuch, Germany, may not be the place people imagine when they think about far-right populism. A Times reporter traveled there to find out why the movement has such pull.
Autistic Boy’s Death One of Many Linked to Squalid ‘Care Center’ in ChinaThe government moved to address angry questions after a newspaper reported that at least 21 people had died in just a few months at the center for vagrants.
Shanghai Holdout Defies a High-Rise BoomAmid the construction of massive skyscrapers in Shanghai, some residents resist the demolition of their homes. The construction continues around them. Prosecutors Question Park Geun-hye, Former South Korean Leader, in Corruption InquiryMs. Park, who was removed from office this month, was called into a prosecutor’s office on Tuesday for questioning in connection with allegations of bribery, extortion and abuse of office.
In New York, Bringing Broadband to Everyone by 2018Under a state-led initiative, even far-flung homes are getting wired, giving residents faster access to the internet and changing lives.
Falling Trees Kill at Least 19 at Kintampo Waterfall in GhanaA rainstorm toppled trees onto people, most of them students who had come to swim at the popular site, Ghanaian officials said.
As Trash Avalanche Toll Rises in Ethiopia, Survivors Ask WhyA landfill at the edge of Addis Ababa where at least 113 people died has been the capital’s main dumping ground for decades.
U.K. to Start ‘Brexit’ on March 29 by Invoking Article 50The British government’s announcement puts it on track to complete a withdrawal from the European Union by early 2019. Alter do Chão Journal: Deep in the Amazon, a Remarkable Beach (and Ant-Eating) ExperienceAlter do Chão in Brazil is among the world’s most alluring beach towns, even though it is far removed from the sea in a remote corner of the jungle.
F.B.I. Is Said to Track Tom Brady’s Missing Super Bowl Jerseys to Journalist in MexicoThe jerseys, from Super Bowl LI and Super Bowl XLIX, were reportedly in the possession of Mauricio Ortega, the editor of the Mexican newspaper La Prensa.
Trisha Brown, Choreographer and Pillar of American Postmodern Dance, Dies at 80Ms. Brown’s choreography, showcased primarily in New York, helped shape generations of modern dance creators into the 21st century.
Review: Graham, Cunningham and Taylor, All Together NowPaul Taylor American Modern Dance’s program featured all three titans together for the first time. Would it be good? Our critic says, “The whole program shone.”
Review: Plunging Into Polyamory With ‘How to Transcend a Happy Marriage’Two long-married couples take a walk on the wild side in Sarah Ruhl’s comedy of lust, friendship and animal sacrifice.
Popular Prostate Cancer Therapy Is Short, Intense and UnprovenResearchers hope a study will shed some light on a cancer treatment, using radiation, that is growing in popularity and surrounded by questions.
A Putin Opponent Is Doused in Green. He Makes It Work.Alexei Navalny, a charismatic critic of Russian President Vladimir V. Putin, was doused with a green liquid but gave the attack a positive spin.
Review: An Operatic Tryout Yields a Young StarAryeh Nussbaum Cohen, a countertenor from Brooklyn and one winner of the Met’s National Council Auditions, is already a complete artist at 23.
Even Penguins Have Children Who Won’t Leave the NestEven fully fledged chicks will hound their parents for food, researchers find.
American Beauties: Chuck Berry’s Memoir Grabs You Like a SongMr. Berry, who died on Saturday, released a book in 1987 that was heavy on music, intimacy and the complications of race.
Our Favorite Florists — on InstagramAs their thousands of followers already know, these floral designers and farmers deliver beautiful blooms daily — to your Instagram feed. All you have to do is follow.
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