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Philippines' Duterte orders military to occupy South China Sea islands Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte ordered troops Thursday to occupy islands that are also claimed by China in the disputed South China Sea.    
Hillary Clinton on Russia: 'It's important we all start acting like patriotic Americans' After spending the last five months in private, Hillary Clinton said at a women's summit Thursday she's worried over the current direction of the United States.   YouTube cracks down on fake news channels with ad changes YouTube announced Thursday it is cracking down on fake news channels by no longer placing advertising on them until they've reached 10,000 overall views.  
Charley Hoffman takes charge on back-nine for first-round lead at 2017 Masters Tournament Four-time PGA Tour winner Charley Hoffman birdied eight of the final 13 holes in blustery and cold conditions to forge to a 7-under-par 65 and grab the first-round lead at The Masters Tournament on Thursday at the famed Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga.   World No. 1 Dustin Johnson withdraws from 2017 Masters due to lower back injury World No. 1 Dustin Johnson was forced to withdraw from the Masters on Thursday after he sustained a lower back injury on Wednesday, eliminating one of the event's top storylines even before the first round was complete.  
Scientists announce breakthrough in stem cell research Researchers announced the production of totipotent stem cells from cultured mouse and human stem cells -- an unprecedented feat.   Trump meets Chinese leader Xi in Florida for summit on trade, North Korea President Trump welcomed Chinese leader Xi Jinping to his South Florida resort Thursday to start a two-day summit on issues like North Korea and trade.   Feds ordered Twitter to reveal person behind anti-Trump account, lawsuit says Twitter filed a lawsuit Thursday that claims President Trump's administration unlawfully demanded the identity of a user who's been critical of the government.   Kyle Schwarber's home run carries John Lackey, Chicago Cubs to win over St. Louis Cardinals ST. LOUIS -- Thursday's game at Busch Stadium was shaped by two players returning from injuries which basically sidelined them for the 2016 season.   Teen recreates 'La La Land' opening scene for Emma Stone 'promposal' A high school student in Arizona recreated the opening scene from the {i:La La Land} to ask the film's lead actress Emma Stone to prom.   FDA approves at-home DNA test for risk of 10 diseases The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the first home genetic tests for 10 health risks, including Parkinson's disease and late-onset Alzheimer's.   Trump launches airstrike on Syria in 'vital national security interest' President Donald Trump on Thursday night ordered military action against President Bashar al-Assad's regime after a deadly chemical attack earlier this week.   Married couples with shared ancestry tend to have similar genes Married couples with common ancestry tend to share similar genes, new research shows.   IAI, Indian navy sign $1.6B contract for air defense systems Israel Aerospace Industries was awarded contracts to deliver an air and missile defense system to the government of India.   Adrian Peterson to visit New Orleans Saints, could be for backup role One of the greatest running backs of all time is still looking for a team and plans to visit the New Orleans Saints.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Hillary Clinton Called For Attack on Syrian Airfields Hours Before Attack on Syrian AirfieldHillary Clinton said in an interview that the U.S. should take out Assad's airfields to limit their bombing capabilities.  
President Trump Briefed on Military Options for SyriaDefense Secretary James Mattis brief President Trump at Mar-a-Lago on military options against Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad's regime later on Thursday in the wake of a deadly attack which activists said killed at least 100 people — including 25 children — and injured at least 400 others earlier this week.
Beleaguered French Presidential Candidate Flour-Bombed at RallyFrancois Fillon, struggling in the polls after a corruption scandal, was rushed away by security staff as two protesters were detained.
Why China is Crucial in Stopping North KoreaFormer U.S. Ambassador to South Korea Chris Hill said that doubling down the pressure on China is the best way for the U.S to deal with North Korea.
Tillerson on Assad Regime: He Has 'No Role' to Govern SyriaRex Tillerson told the media Thursday that he believes the recent chemical attacks in Syria were carried out by Bashar al-Assad's government.
The World's Greatest Mystery: Hunting the Loch Ness MonsterNBC producer Rupert Barker meets people who have spent their lives exploring the depths of Loch Ness, and others who claim to have seen the creature t Girl Found Living With Monkeys in Indian ForestThe girl, believed to be 10 to 12 years old, was unable to speak, was wearing no clothes and was emaciated when she discovered in January.
Drone Video Reveals Scale of Destruction in Battle to Oust ISIS From MosulThe battle to oust ISIS fighters from western districts of Iraq's second city has taken a huge toll. Trump's Made in America Label Doesn't Fit Ivanka's Clothing LineSince Election Day, the apparel brand started by Trump's daughter has imported 56 shipments of Ivanka Trump products from China and Singapore.
Dutch Men Hold Hands in Solidarity With Beaten Gay CoupleIn a simple act of solidarity, men across the Netherlands have held hands this week to protest the beating of two gay men.
'Unbelievable' Damien Hirst Exhibit Washes Into Venice EarlyNBC News was given special access to the exhibition, "Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable," featuring more than 180 statutes opening Sunday.
Father Says Goodbye to his Baby Twins Killed in Syrian AttackAbdel Hameed Alyousef lost his two children and his wife in the suspected chemical attack Tuesday in the northern Syrian town of Khan Sheikhoun.
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Dozens of U.S. Missiles Hit Air Base in SyriaThe attack was in response to the Syrian government’s chemical weapons attack this week.
Transcript and Video: Trump Speaks About Airstrikes in SyriaPresident Trump spoke from Palm Beach, Fla., on Thursday about military action he ordered after a chemical weapons attack killed scores of people. ‘I Buried My Own Children’: A Syrian Father’s GriefOne Syrian man said he lost at least 25 members of his extended family in the chemical attack on Tuesday, including his wife and twins.
President Trump Makes Statement on SyriaPresident Trump spoke after the United States carried out a missile attack in Syria on Thursday in response to the Syrian government's deadly chemical weapons attack. The Grim Logic Behind Syria’s Chemical Weapons AttackThe idea, analysts say, is to demoralize President Bashar al-Assad’s foes, showing them that their cause is hopeless and that no one will come to their aid.
Senate Republicans Deploy ‘Nuclear Option’ to Clear Path for GorsuchIn bypassing a filibuster, Republicans abandoned long-held practices and will be able to confirm President Trump’s nominee for the Supreme Court, Neil M. Gorsuch, with a simple majority vote.
Congressional Memo: After Senate Filibuster’s Death, Somber Lawmakers Seek Path ForwardAfter the judicial filibuster was put to rest, senators on both sides talked about finding common ground to prove that the chamber still functioned.
Syria, Neil Gorsuch, Don Rickles: Your Thursday Evening BriefingC.I.A. Had Evidence of Russian Effort to Help Trump Earlier Than BelievedFormer government officials said the agency told senior lawmakers last summer that it had information indicating that Russia was working to help get President Trump elected.
Kushner Omitted Meeting With Russians on Security Clearance FormsIn applying for top-secret security clearance, Jared Kushner failed to mention having contacts with the Russian ambassador and the head of a state-owned bank.
Devin Nunes to Step Aside From House Investigation on RussiaMr. Nunes, the Intelligence Committee chairman, said his decision came after “left-wing activist groups” filed accusations against him with the Office of Congressional Ethics.
In Battle for Trump’s Heart and Mind, It’s Bannon vs. KushnerThe escalating feud between the chief White House strategist and the president’s son-in-law reflects a larger struggle to guide the direction of the Trump presidency.
Preet Bharara Links Firing to Trump Team’s ‘Helter-Skelter Incompetence’In his first interview since being ousted as the United States attorney in Manhattan, Preet Bharara described a series of events preceding his firing that still has him confused about why it happened.
Trump Administration to Take Harder Tack on Trade With ChinaPresident Trump planned to sign an executive order targeting steel dumping, a measure aimed at China and a potential victory for his hard-line advisers.
Imperfect Partners: How Trump Can Improve the Messy U.S.-Chinese Economic RelationshipA time to pick the right fights, while resisting the urge to announce a big splashy deal.
Hillary Clinton Says Russia Used Hacking ‘to Great Effect’ in Her DefeatMrs. Clinton called for an independent investigation into Russian involvement in the election and spared no criticism of the Trump White House during remarks at a conference.
As Anger at O’Reilly Builds, Activists Use Social Media to Prod AdvertisersAdvertisers are in the cross hairs of populist activists, aided by social media, who are demanding that brands quickly take positions on issues.
Twitter Sues the Government to Block the Unmasking of an Account Critical of TrumpTwitter said it had a received a summons to reveal the owner of a so-called alt-account, whose owners say they are dissident current or former government workers.
Don Rickles, Comedy’s Equal Opportunity Offender, Dies at 90For over half a century, Mr. Rickles made outrageously derisive comments about people’s looks, their ethnicity or anything else he could think of.
Close to Half of American Adults Infected With HPV, Survey FindsHigh-risk strains of the virus — a cause of cervical and vaginal cancers, and cancer of the penis — infect 25.1 percent of men and 20.4 percent of women.
The Very Tiny DancersIn 360, watch the littlest dancers at a community audition in Queens for the School of American Ballet. The school has diversified its student body. Alto Turiaçu Journal: Special Ops With a Studious Bent Fight Destruction of Brazil’s AmazonMembers of a unit struggling to curb the jungle’s destruction include an environmental activist, an Arctic oceanographer and a science teacher.
Charley Hoffman Grabs Four-Stroke First-Round Lead at Windy AugustaAs gusts of up to 40 miles per hour bedeviled most players, Hoffman shot a remarkable seven-under-par 65, birdieing nine holes, including all four par-3s.
F.D.A. Will Allow 23andMe to Sell Genetic Tests for Disease Risk to ConsumersLifting an earlier moratorium, the agency said the company could report the risks for 10 diseases under certain controls.
Common Sense: Tesla Has Something Hotter Than Cars to Sell: Its StoryThe electric-car maker is the latest company to become a market darling based not on what it has achieved but on a vision of a dominant future.
Bomb Defused in St. Petersburg as 8 Held in Connection With Metro AttackThe news added to an already tense atmosphere the second-biggest city in Russia, which until Monday had been spared from any major terrorist attacks.
Review: In ‘War Paint,’ Sing a Song of Face CreamsPatti LuPone and Christine Ebersole find the human factor in a repetitive musical about battling cosmetics magnates.
Trump Did It, but Riding Between Subway Cars Is IllegalBritish Companies Must Reveal How They Pay Women vs. MenNew rules taking effect on Thursday require large companies to publish by April 2018 the average salaries of the men and the women they employ.
After Rare Walkout, Louis Vuitton and Workers in France Agree to Extend TalksShortly before a deadline, both sides agreed to prolong discussions, a day after employees staged a walkout for the first time in 15 years.
Dustin Johnson Withdraws From the Masters With a Back InjuryJohnson, the world’s top-ranked golfer, sustained a lower back injury in a fall down the stairs of his rental home near the course Wednesday.
U.K. Court Upholds Fine for Dad Who Took Child From School for Disney TripThe heavily debated case pit the rights of parents to raise their children as they see fit against stiff truancy laws in a nation where school attendance is compulsory.
Trilobites: The Mucus-Shooting Worm-Snail That Turned Up in the Florida KeysWhile studying an artificial reef made from a sunken ship, researchers found a mollusk that may never have been seen before. It could threaten coral in the Florida Keys.
Roving Eye: A Great Indian Novel Reaches American ShoresVivek Shanbhag’s “Ghachar Ghochar” is the first novel translated into English from an Indian language spoken by 40 million people and published here.
Dutch Men Hold Hands in Solidarity With Attacked Gay CoupleRegardless of their sexual orientation, many in the Netherlands rallied in defense of two men who described being targeted by youths in the city of Arnhem.
Q. AND A.: Tuscany Travel Tips From Massimo FerragamoThe chairman of Ferragamo USA recommends winery visits, hiking and biking, and beach time. (He also likes winter. No crowds.)
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