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Fireworks explosion in Mexico kills 14, mostly children An explosion killed at least 14 people in Mexico on Monday night when an errant firecracker hit a warehouse storing fireworks.    
'Sleepy Hollow' canceled after four seasonsOttawa Senators advance to Eastern Conference Finals with 4-2 victory NEW YORK -- Erik Karlsson and Mark Stone each had a goal and an assist as the Ottawa Senators advanced to the Eastern Conference finals with a 4-2 victory against the New York Rangers on Tuesday night.  
North Korea stays silent after South Korea presidential election News of Moon Jae-in's election victory in South Korea is not being reported in North Korea.   Chelsea Manning confirms prison release next week Chelsea Manning, the former Army intelligence whistleblower jailed in 2010 for leaking classified information, said Tuesday she is ready to start a new life she never imagined.  
2018 Winter Classic: New York Rangers to face Buffalo Sabres The 2018 NHL Winter Classic will be played on Jan. 1, 2018, in New York at Citi Field, with the New York Rangers hosting the Buffalo Sabres, the NHL announced on Tuesday.   2017 NHL playoffs: Washington Capitals-Pittsburgh Penguins Game 7 preview, update WASHINGTON -- The NHL's best regular season team is suddenly looking like the best team in the playoffs.   Baltimore Orioles closer Zach Britton could miss two months with arm injury Baltimore Orioles closer Zach Britton could be out for two months, according to various reports.   Seattle mayor ends re-election bid amid sexual abuse charges Seattle Mayor Ed Murray, facing sexual abuse allegations, ended his campaign for re-election Tuesday -- saying the race should focus on the issues, not scandal.   Dallas Stars acquire rights to goaltender Ben Bishop from LA Kings The Dallas Stars acquired exclusive negotiating rights to goaltender Ben Bishop from the Los Angeles Kings on Tuesday in exchange for a fourth-round selection in the 2017 draft.   Buffalo Bills hire former Carolina Panthers assistant GM Brandon Beane as general manager The Buffalo Bills named Carolina Panthers assistant general manager Brandon Beane their new general manager, the team announced Tuesday.   Seattle Seahawks release CB Perrish Cox, seven others The Seattle Seahawks released cornerback Perrish Cox on Tuesday less than four months after signing the veteran.   Andrew Luck, Indianapolis Colts 'didn't talk about' playing through pain in 2016 The Indianapolis Colts don't sound very confident when it comes to Andrew Luck's health and the 2017 season.   Trump fires FBI Director James Comey; Democrats question timing President Donald Trump abruptly fired FBI Director James Comey Tuesday on what he said was clear advice from top officials in the U.S. Justice Department.   Missouri Valley Conference adds Valparaiso to replace Wichita State The Missouri Valley Conference extended an invitation to Valparaiso to join the conference, the league confirmed on Tuesday.   New York Mets' Matt Harvey returns from suspension, apologizes New York Mets pitcher Matt Harvey apologized for his actions on Tuesday after his three-day suspension for missing a game concluded.   Laeticia Amihere might be the smoothest female dunker ever There are still plenty of cheers, but not much surprise when Laeticia Amihere throws down one of her famous slam-dunks.   One in three drugs have safety concerns after FDA approval Researchers have discovered nearly one in three drugs that receive U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval have safety concerns.   Tony Gwynn's hometown erects statue in his honor The northern San Diego County community in which baseball legend Tony Gwynn resided erected a statue in honor of the late San Diego Padres star Tuesday on what would have been his 57th birthday.   Research suggests modern violins outperform those made by Antonio Stradivarius New research suggests most listeners can't discern a difference between new and old violins, and those who do often prefer the sound of the modern violin.   2017 NBA Playoffs: Washington Wizards-Boston Celtics Game 5 preview, update BOSTON -- The Washington Wizards and Boston Celtics have different views on recent history as they head into Game 5 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series Wednesday night.   DHS may widen electronics ban for flights headed to U.S. The Department of Homeland Security may expand its ban on larger electronic devices for U.S.-bound flights from high-risk nations in the Middle East and Africa.   Michigan driver blames spider in car for rollover crash A driver in Michigan said he was distracted by a spider in his vehicle when he drove off the road and crashed.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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F.B.I. Director James Comey Is Fired by TrumpPresident Trump abruptly terminated Mr. Comey, who was leading an investigation into whether Mr. Trump’s advisers colluded with Russia to influence the election.
News Analysis: In Trump’s Firing of James Comey, Echoes of WatergateNot since Watergate has a president dismissed the person leading an investigation bearing on him, and the dismissal drew instant comparisons to the Saturday Night Massacre.
James Comey’s Tumultuous F.B.I. Tenure, in HeadlinesInvestigations into the Clinton campaign’s emails and possible Trump campaign ties to Russia dominated much of his time at the F.B.I.
Flashback to F.B.I. Chief’s ’93 Firing, and to Saturday Night MassacreIt doesn’t happen often, but for the second time in the F.B.I.’s 109-year-history, its director has been fired.
Trump and Comey: An Abrupt Ending That Was a Year in the MakingThe F.B.I. director’s ouster was the culmination of a toxic dynamic between him and the president that had unfolded slowly.
Deputy Attorney General’s Memo Breaks Down Case Against ComeyThe memo focused on continuing fallout from James B. Comey’s handling of an F.B.I. inquiry into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server while secretary of state.
Firing Fuels Calls for Independent Investigator, Even From RepublicansDemocrats have said for months that an independent prosecutor should look into any links between Trump associates and Russia, but now Republicans are joining in.
After Comey, Here Are the Options for an Independent Russia InquiryCan an “independent counsel” be appointed? No. How about a “special counsel”? Yes. How about a congressional inquiry? It’s possible, but it can only issue a report.
James Comey, Syria, Moon Jae-in: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingSessions to Toughen Rules on Prosecuting Drug CrimesThe policy change, expected soon, would be the attorney general’s most significant rollback of the Obama administration’s push for more flexible sentencing laws.
How the White House Explains Waiting 18 Days to Fire Michael FlynnSean Spicer, Reince Priebus and the president himself have given various explanations for why the national security adviser was not dismissed immediately.
Senate Confirms Scott Gottlieb to Head F.D.A.The new commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, whose ties to the drug industry were heavily criticized, was approved largely along party lines.
Critics at Town Halls Confront Republicans Over Health CareFew of the 217 Republicans who approved legislation to repeal and replace parts of the Affordable Care Act chose to defend their votes at public meetings. Those that did got an earful.
Trump to Arm Syrian Kurds, Even as Turkey Strongly ObjectsAmerican commanders have long argued for arming the Y.P.G., a Kurdish militia with some of the most experienced fighters in the battle against the Islamic State.
South Korea Elects Moon Jae-in, Who Backs Talks With North, as PresidentThe victory of Mr. Moon, a liberal, could open a rift with the United States over how to best contain North Korea’s nuclear arsenal.
Stay In or Leave the Paris Climate Deal? Lessons From KyotoThe Paris accord provides its members with more flexibility than the earlier Kyoto Protocol, an argument for those who want the United States to remain in the deal.
Arctic Nations to Meet Amid Unsettled U.S. Stance on Climate ChangeWith the Trump administration still undecided about the Paris climate accord, Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson is to head to a meeting of the Arctic Council in Alaska.
Vivid Memories of Tule Lake Internment CampA survivor of a maximum-security Japanese internment camp recalls his experience at Tule Lake in Northern California. See what remains of the camp in this 360 video. Sports of The Times: Scaling the World’s Most Lethal Mountain, in the Dead of WinterFor reasons of history and culture, Polish climbers are among the world’s most audacious. This winter, a group will attempt K2, the world’s most dangerous mountain.
Hackers Came, but the French Were PreparedEmmanuel Macron’s digital team responded to cyberattacks with a “cyber-blurring” strategy that involved fake email accounts loaded with false documents.
Right and Left React to France’s ElectionRead about how the other side thinks: Writers from the left and right take a closer look at Emmanuel Macron’s defeat of Marine Le Pen in France, and other issues.
Disney Parks and Movies Soar, but ESPN Is a ConcernThe Walt Disney Company reported better-than-expected earnings, but analysts peppered Robert A. Iger with questions about the health of ESPN.
With ‘Sanctuary Cities’ Ban, Texas Pushes Further RightGov. Greg Abbott signed a law that has angered Democrats and represents a harsher climate for Latino residents in a state with the nation’s second-largest Hispanic population.
245 Migrants Feared Dead in Mediterranean ShipwrecksThe U.N. refugee agency warned of a hefty death toll after two vessels foundered, one off Sicily and another off Libya.
Navy SEAL Who Died in Somalia Was Alongside, Not Behind, Local ForcesThe SEALs were in the country for “an advise, assist and accompany mission,” and Pentagon officials said Somali forces were supposed to lead the operation.
Pipelines and Donald Trump: British Columbia Goes to the PollsA Canadian province votes, with President Trump’s trade disputes in mind, as well as high housing prices and an investigation into campaign finances.
Kabul Journal: Playing for ‘Our Own,’ Afghanistan’s Cricket Stars Return Home as HeroesCricket’s rapid rise in Afghanistan has produced a devoted fan base and players who are taking their place among the sport’s best.
Anne Morrissy Merick, a Pioneer From Yale to Vietnam, Dies at 83Ms. Morrissy Merick, the first woman admitted to the press box of the Yale Bowl, later helped get a restriction against women covering the Vietnam War reversed.
A Contrite Matt Harvey Apologizes to His Mets TeammatesHarvey, who was suspended for three days by the team, admitted he had been out late Friday night and played golf Saturday morning before missing that night’s game.
Pain Relievers Tied to Immediate Heart RisksThe risk of having a heart attack rises within the first week of starting Nsaids, though the absolute risk remains small.
Me Time: A Takeout Addict Tries Clean EatingWho says healthy, and Instagram-worthy, food can’t come in a package? Our columnist orders in.
Broadway Revival of ‘Glass Menagerie,’ Starring Sally Field, to Close EarlyMs. Field was nominated for a Tony for her performance as Amanda Wingfield in the play, but reviews were mixed and ticket sales were underwhelming.
Irish Police Investigate (but Don’t Charge) Stephen Fry for BlasphemyThe authorities said the actor would not face prosecution over remarks from a 2015 TV interview, but the episode provoked public anger.
Mario Maglieri, Who Coddled Rockers at His Clubs, Dies at 93At Whisky a Go Go and the Rainbow Bar & Grill, Mr. Maglieri fed, encouraged and, when necessary, punched his famous patrons.
On Comedy: Maria Bamford’s New Special Is a Kind of Inspired GibberishA seasoned, virtuoso comedian makes the case for stand-up as a personal art form that stays true to itself rather than adjusting to the crowd.
Koma Alone (Except for All the Dancing Spirits in the Room)In “The Ghost Festival” at Danspace Project, his first solo show, Koma pays homage to his dance ancestors.
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