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Bi-partisan bill encourages firms to help pay workers' student loans Legislation, backed by Republicans and Democrats, would encourage employers to help pay off their workers' students loans through federal tax breaks.     
Egypt's high court clears ex-President Mubarak in protesters' deaths Egyptian court acquitted ex-President Hosni Mubarak of charges he played a role in killing of protesters during uprising in 2011, clearing his prison release.   New interior chief Zinke arrives on horseback, revokes Obama ban on lead bullets Ryan Zinke, riding to work on his first day as interior secretary, rescinded an Obama order that banned lead ammunition and fishing tackle on wildlife refuges.  
Dems, Republicans scour Capitol Hill in search of elusive ACA replacement bill GOP plans to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act took on a mythical-like status Thursday, as questions over its secrecy led to a Capitol treasure hunt.   Avalanche in Italian Alps kills 3 skiers An avalanche in the northern Italian Alps near the French border has killed three skiers and injured several others, authorities said Thursday.  
Scientists successfully store computer files in DNA Researchers in New York found a way to use DNA like a computer hard drive, successfully storing, replicating and retrieving digital files from DNA strands.   Watch: Houston reporter unknowingly interviews Adrian Peterson One of the most recognizable faces in the NFL went unnoticed during a TV interview Thursday.   Watch: Tom Brady's terrible 2000 NFL Combine Does a 5.28-second 40-yard dash sound like a time put up by an all-time great?   Trump touts 'peace through strength' aboard Navy's new $13B supercarrier President Trump on Thursday used the Navy's newest aircraft carrier as the setting for expanding on his grand plans for rebuilding the American military.   Minority women not getting proper care for cervical cancer: Study Researchers at the University of Michigan found women with cervical cancer are not receiving appropriate guideline-based care, especially minorities.   Oklahoma City police seek suspect with shirt full of bacon Oklahoma City police are searching for a man accused of stealing six packages of bacon from a grocery store by stuffing them inside his shirt.   Leopard that attacked dog at apartment compex in India flees from canine's posse CCTV cameras were rolling at an apartment complex in India when a leopard that attacked a dog ended up fleeing when the canine called for backup.   Historic penicillin mold sample sells at auction for $15,000 A sample of a penicillin-producing mold culture grown by Sir Alexander Fleming has sold for nearly $15,000 in an auction held at Bonhams in London.   Switzerland taps Kongsberg for Protector weapon system Norway's Kongsberg received a $15 million contract to deliver updated Protector remote weapon systems to the government of Switzerland.   For carpal tunnel syndrom, physical therapy may be as good as surgery Researchers find that among patients with carpal tunnel syndrome, physical therapy and surgery achieve the same results one year after treatment.   Police searching for pair of escaped calves in Cape Cod Police in Massachusetts say a pair of calves have been wandering the woods after escaping from a local farm.   AG Sessions removes himself from Russian probes U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions said Thursday he won't be involved in any federal investigation into claims that Russia interceded in last year's election.   The last woolly mammoth populations suffered genomic meltdowns New research suggests the last populations of woolly mammoths suffered from deteriorating genomes as a result of isolation and inbreeding.   Mobility scooter drives on dangerous highway in England A British woman driving home from a shopping trip captured dashcam footage of someone driving a mobility scooter on a 40 mph road.   Colin Kaepernick to stand for national anthem next season Quarterback Colin Kaepernick has altered his stance and will stand during the national anthem next season, ESPN reported on Thursday.   Warning from Latin America: Donald Trump opening door to military rule Not since Harry Truman dismissed Gen. Douglas MacArthur has the possibility of conflict between political leadership and military interests been more likely.   Philadelphia Eagles, Tennessee Titans interested in trading for Brandin Cooks New Orleans Saints field-stretcher Brandin Cooks could be moving from Drew Brees to Carson Wentz or Marcus Mariota.   Facebook launches new suicide prevention tools Facebook has taken more steps to combat suicide with new suicide prevention tools after three teens took their lives while broadcasting on Facebook Live.   TSA seizes grenade-shaped salt and pepper shakers at Detroit airport Security agents at Detroit Metropolitan Airport seized salt and pepper shakers from a passenger's carry-on bag because they were shaped like grenades.   Senate confirms Rick Perry as secretary of the Department of Energy The United States Senate confirmed Rick Perry as President Donald Trump's secretary of the Department of Energy by a 62-37 vote.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Assassins Didn't Kill Kim Jong Un's Half-Brother, Regime SaysNorth Korea requested that no autopsy occur, Malaysian officials conducted an post-mortem that they said found the chemical on Kim's eyes and face.  
At Heart of Russia Crisis, Kislyak Stays in the ShadowsFor such a consequential figure, Sergey Kislyak has maintained a remarkably low profile throughout his four decades in Moscow's diplomatic service. Dad Makes Bionic Arm for Amputee Son, With 3D PrinterBen Adams was told his baby boy may have to wait years for a moving prosthetic arm, so he quit his job and made one himself, as Sally Lockwood of NBC
Senate May Question Ex-British Spy Who Compiled Trump DossierTwo sources say the Senate Intelligence Committee is considering asking Christopher Steele to testify, but may not require him to come to Washington. Military Draft Back in Sweden Following Security ConcernsSweden is bringing back a military draft for the first time in seven years amid security concerns in the Baltic region. At least 4,000 men and women will be drafted for military training per year in 2018 and 2019.
Tortured Syrians Seek Justice in German CourtsSeven Syrians who say they were tortured under Bashar al-Assad's regime have filed a criminal complaint against Syrian military officials in Germany. U.S. Launches Air Strikes in YemenAG Sessions Had Contact With Russian Envoy During CampaignAttorney General Jeff Sessions met with Russian ambassador to the U.S. during the 2016 presidential campaign, his spokeswoman confirmed. Billionaire Elon Musk Just Took Advice From a Fifth-GraderNotoriously ad-averse tech firm Tesla will hold a contest for homemade commercials after a girl named Bria contacted Elon Musk on Twitter. MLB Star Ate Fake Passport on Flight to U.S., Washed It Down With BeerJose Abreu testified in the trial of sports agent Bartolo Hernandez and trainer Julio Estrada. Both are accused of alien smuggling and conspiracy. Obama Staff Tried to Preserve Intel on Trump's Ties to Russia: NYTMatthew Rosenberg, national security reporter for The New York Times, talks with Brian Williams. More Recent Articles
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Jeff Sessions Recuses Himself From Russia InquiryThe announcement came after a day of rapid-fire developments that intensified pressure for a full investigation into Moscow’s meddling in the election.
Sticking With Trump, Republicans Resist Call for Broader Russian InquiryAmid news that Attorney General Jeff Sessions had met with the Russian ambassador, contradicting testimony he had given under oath, Republicans closed ranks. Sessions: ‘I Have Recused Myself’Attorney General Jeff Sessions said he would not be part of any investigations into Russia’s role in the 2016 election.
Sergey Kislyak, Russian Envoy, Cultivated Powerful Network in U.S.Ambassador Kislyak’s success in navigating Washington has landed him at the center of controversies involving Michael T. Flynn and Attorney General Jeff Sessions. Kushner and Flynn Met With Russian Envoy in December, White House SaysThe president’s son-in-law and incoming national security adviser met with the ambassador, Sergey I. Kislyak, for 20 minutes at Trump Tower in December.
Jeff Sessions, Snapchat, Palmyra: Your Thursday Evening BriefingMilitary Expects More Shopping Money, if Not All Trump SeeksWith the budget request likely to meet headwinds, any expansion will probably add personnel and supplement existing arms programs, not start new ones. Touring Warship, Trump Pushes Plan to Expand MilitaryPresident Trump’s visit to the Gerald R. Ford, an aircraft carrier, was intended to underscore his pledge to expand and modernize America’s armed forces Trump May Give the Pentagon More Authority to Conduct RaidsThe proposal to give the military greater independent authority is aimed at accelerating the fight against the Islamic State and other militant groups. G.O.P. Accused of Playing ‘Hide-and-Seek’ With Obamacare Replacement BillRepublicans excoriated Democrats for making “back-room deals” to pass the health law, but now they are being accused of violating vows of transparency. Top Trump Advisers Are Split on Paris Agreement on Climate ChangeStephen K. Bannon is pushing for the United States to exit the 2015 deal, but Rex Tillerson and Ivanka Trump see a grave downside in pulling the rug out from under allies. Welcome Refugees, Churches Say in a Public Challenge to TrumpA network of 37 Protestant and Orthodox Christian denominations is preparing a campaign to lobby the president to rescind his executive order on immigration. Mike Pence Used Private Email as Governor, News Report SaysThe practice, reported by The Indianapolis Star, was legal but raised questions about the security of the communications, some of which addressed sensitive topics. Egyptian Court Clears Way for Hosni Mubarak’s ReleaseThe country’s top appeals court cleared the ex-president of any responsibility for the killing of hundreds of people during the 2011 protests that ended his 30-year rule. Surprise Saviors for Nina Simone’s HomeFour artists have purchased the childhood home of Nina Simone to try to preserve it. Walk through with the artist Adam Pendleton as he tours the North Carolina house. Cherry Blossoms in Washington Could Peak EarlyAfter a freakishly warm winter, the iconic cherry trees ringing the Tidal Basin are expected to bloom as early as March 14, the earliest date on record. Common Sense: How a Money-Losing Snap Could Be Worth So MuchTesting the upper limits of valuation, Snap’s investors are betting on the kind of rapid growth that few, if any, companies have ever achieved. Snap Shares Leap 44% in Debut as Investors Doubt Value Will VanishThe company’s successful start could revive a moribund market for new stocks and may draw out other private tech giants. At Greece’s Refugee Camps, Trying to Recreate the EverydayA year after the European Union closed its borders to asylum seekers, refugees try to fashion a sense of normalcy with businesses and home-cooked meals. Review: ‘Feud: Bette and Joan,’ a Clash of the Gossip GirlsJessica Lange plays Joan Crawford and Susan Sarandon Bette Davis in this eight-part initial season of a new series by Ryan Murphy. Birth Defects Rise Twentyfold in Mothers With Zika, C.D.C. SaysThe agency estimated that 60 of every 1,000 pregnancies involved some type of severe defect caused by infections from the mosquito-borne virus. Disturbance Leaves 2 Inmates Dead at Nebraska PrisonTwo inmates were killed and others were injured in a Nebraska prison Thursday after inmates revolted against staff members and started a fire in a courtyard. Sweden Reinstates Conscription, With an Eye on RussiaThere was a time after the Cold War when the Swedes felt they could drop their defenses. No more. Harvard Ordered to Reveal Financial Records of Influential DonorA federal judge ruled that Harvard must produce documents disclosing the bank accounts that a wealthy alumnus, Charles C. Spackman, used to send it money. Kansas Supreme Court Says State Education Spending Is Too LowGov. Sam Brownback faces a rebellion even among fellow Republicans over his tax-cutting philosophy, and the new ruling compounds the state’s fiscal woes. Brandon Marshall Is Expected to Join Growing List of Jets’ CastoffsThe Jets are continuing their off-season roster purge by releasing Marshall, a wide receiver who was set to make $7.5 million this season. Doctors No Longer Rush to Cut the Umbilical CordThe American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists is the newest group to recommend that doctors wait to clamp and cut the cord of newborns. Anti-Black Slur in Stamford Is Painted Over After Two MonthsAs mysteriously as the word appeared spray-painted on a garage door at the home of an interracial couple, it was covered up. Melania Trump Reads Dr. Seuss to Children in First Solo Outing as First LadyTo celebrate National Read Across America Day, Mrs. Trump visited a hospital pediatric wing and read “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” Eat: A Caramelized Cabbage Casserole to Get You to SpringBare farmers’ markets in early March can leave home cooks adrift, but this sweet and savory Swedish dish can get you past the hump. Lou Reed Archives Head to New York Public LibraryThe archive offers glimpses of Reed’s life as both a cultural A-lister and a working musician surviving the daily grind. Team Plagiarizes Golden State Warriors. Team Is Undefeated.This Texas college coach hasn’t seen Golden State in person. But he knows good basketball, and his team has mimicked the Warriors to perfection. More Recent Articles
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