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Accessories retailer Claire's has pulled several makeup products from its shelves after they tested positive for asbestos, a deadly carcinogen.
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  1. Claire's pulls makeup items after they test positive for asbestos
  2. American detained by U.S. armed forces in Iraq must be allowed attorney, judge rules
  3. Following Trump, Guatemala to move its Israeli embassy to Jerusalem
  4. Los Angeles Lakers guard Lonzo Ball has sprained left shoulder
  5. Jimmy Garoppolo, San Francisco 49ers jolt Jacksonville Jaguars to extend win streak
  6. Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona Cardinals dominate New York Giants
  7. Seattle Seahawks stay alive with win over eliminated Dallas Cowboys
  8. Lorde cancels Israel tour date after activists urge her to join boycott
  9. Tunisia's transport ministry bans Emirates Airlines flights
  10. Kansas City Chiefs win AFC West title, topple Miami Dolphins
  11. Todd Gurley makes MVP claim as Los Angeles Rams beat Tennessee Titans for division title
  12. Kirk Cousins, stiff defense fuel Washington Redskins past Denver Broncos
  13. Giovani Bernard carries Cincinnati Bengals over eliminated Detroit Lions
  14. New Orleans Saints beat Atlanta Falcons to clinch playoff spot
  15. Cotton Bowl preview, what to watch for: Ohio State Buckeyes, USC Trojans clash in Texas
  16. Cam Newton, Carolina Panthers clinch playoff spot after win over Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  17. New England Patriots roll past Buffalo Bills, inch closer to AFC top seed
  18. Cleveland Browns clinch first overall pick in NFL Draft after loss to Chicago Bears
  19. Los Angeles Chargers beat New York Jets, keep playoff hopes alive
  20. Jeff Fisher on Los Angeles Rams: I 'left them in pretty good shape'
  21. Aaron Rodgers: Green Bay Packers may have violated IR rules after shutting down QB
  22. Serena Williams to return to court in Abu Dhabi this week

Claire's pulls makeup items after they test positive for asbestos

Accessories retailer Claire's has pulled several makeup products from its shelves after they tested positive for asbestos, a deadly carcinogen.
    

American detained by U.S. armed forces in Iraq must be allowed attorney, judge rules

A federal judge on Saturday ruled that the U.S. government must allow a detained American citizen in Iraq to receive counsel from an attorney.
    

Following Trump, Guatemala to move its Israeli embassy to Jerusalem

Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales announced on Sunday that he will move his country's embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.
    

Los Angeles Lakers guard Lonzo Ball has sprained left shoulder

Los Angeles Lakers rookie point guard Lonzo Ball had an MRI on Sunday that revealed a sprain in his left shoulder.
    

Jimmy Garoppolo, San Francisco 49ers jolt Jacksonville Jaguars to extend win streak

Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo threw for 242 yards and two touchdowns Sunday, leading the San Francisco 49ers to their fourth consecutive victory.
    

Larry Fitzgerald, Arizona Cardinals dominate New York Giants

If that turned out to be Larry Fitzgerald's last home game in an Arizona Cardinals uniform, he could have said goodbye at halftime and it would have been a more than fitting farewell.
    

Seattle Seahawks stay alive with win over eliminated Dallas Cowboys

The Seattle defense took the return of Dallas star running back Ezekiel Elliott in stride as the Seahawks clamped down and paved the way to a 21-12 victory.
    

Lorde cancels Israel tour date after activists urge her to join boycott

Lorde announced she will cancel a concert date in Israel after activists urged her to join a boycott against Israel.
    

Tunisia's transport ministry bans Emirates Airlines flights

Tunisia suspended all Emirates Airlines flights in and out of the country after after the airline prevented several Tunisian women from boarding its flights.
    

Kansas City Chiefs win AFC West title, topple Miami Dolphins

Quarterback Alex Smith surpassed the 4,000-yard passing mark for the first time in his 12-year career as the Chiefs clinched back-to-back AFC West titles for the first time in franchise history.
    

Todd Gurley makes MVP claim as Los Angeles Rams beat Tennessee Titans for division title

Those MVP rumbles for Los Angeles Rams running back Todd Gurley got a bit louder on Sunday.
    

Kirk Cousins, stiff defense fuel Washington Redskins past Denver Broncos

Kirk Cousins threw three touchdown passes in perhaps his final home start at FedExField, the defense turned in another stellar effort and the Washington Redskins defeated the Denver Broncos.
    

Giovani Bernard carries Cincinnati Bengals over eliminated Detroit Lions

Giovani Bernard rushed for 116 yards on 23 carries and a touchdown as the Cincinnati Bengals eliminated the Detroit Lions from the playoffs with a 26-17 victory.
    

New Orleans Saints beat Atlanta Falcons to clinch playoff spot

Drew Brees threw a 54-yard touchdown pass to Ted Ginn Jr., and Mark Ingram II ran 26 yards for a score to power the New Orleans Saints to a 23-13, playoff-clinching victory.
    

Cotton Bowl preview, what to watch for: Ohio State Buckeyes, USC Trojans clash in Texas

No. 5 Ohio State and No. 8 USC stated convincing cases for inclusion in the College Football Playoff at the conclusion of their conference championship-winning seasons.
    

Cam Newton, Carolina Panthers clinch playoff spot after win over Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Cam Newton picked up his own bobbled snap and ran for a 2-yard touchdown with 35 seconds left, lifting the Carolina Panthers to a playoff-clinching, 22-19 victory.
    

New England Patriots roll past Buffalo Bills, inch closer to AFC top seed

The New England Patriots moved a step closer to wrapping up the top seed in the AFC playoffs with a 37-16 victory over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
    

Cleveland Browns clinch first overall pick in NFL Draft after loss to Chicago Bears

Jordan Howard rushed for two touchdowns, rookie quarterback Mitchell Trubisky ran one in himself and the Bears kept the Cleveland Browns winless with a 20-3 victory.
    

Los Angeles Chargers beat New York Jets, keep playoff hopes alive

The Los Angeles Chargers did their part, so their unlikely postseason bid remains intact.
    

Jeff Fisher on Los Angeles Rams: I 'left them in pretty good shape'

Former Los Angeles Rams coach Jeff Fisher feels a strong connection to the team he coached for five years.
    

Aaron Rodgers: Green Bay Packers may have violated IR rules after shutting down QB

Several teams complained to the NFL last week that the Green Bay Packers violated the rules regarding injured reserve, and that the team should have to release Aaron Rodgers.
    

Serena Williams to return to court in Abu Dhabi this week

Serena Williams is moving closer to her long-awaited return to competitive tennis and she has her eyes set on defending her Australian Open title next month.
    
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Guatemala Will Move Its Israel Embassy to Jerusalem, Following Trump's Lead - New York Times


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Guatemala Will Move Its Israel Embassy to Jerusalem, Following Trump's Lead
New York Times
MEXICO CITY — Guatemala will move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv, its president announced on Sunday, becoming the first nation to follow President Trump's lead in ordering the change, which has been widely criticized around the world ...
Netanyahu: Israel is a country that says 'Merry Christmas'The Hill (blog)
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In a pro-Trump town, they never stopped saying 'Merry Christmas'
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LINDEN, Tenn. — In this rural Trump-supporting town, home to barely 1,000 people and at least 10 Christian churches, the word "holiday" doesn't seem to exist. Outside the county courthouse there's an evergreen tree covered with colored lights and ...
Trump: 'People are proud to be saying Merry Christmas again'Fox News
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Winter Storm Ethan to Become a Christmas Day Menace With Heavy Snow and Gusty Winds - The Weather Channel


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Winter Storm Ethan to Become a Christmas Day Menace With Heavy Snow and Gusty Winds
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Meteorologist Danielle Banks says much of New England will see snowflakes on Christmas, thanks to Winter Storm Ethan. Christmas Storm to Dump Up to 18" of Snow. Winter Storm Ethan Bringing Snow and Ice. A Huge 'Wave' of Snow in Wyoming. Climate Change ...
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Christmas Eve was subdued in the alleged historic birthplace of Jesus Christ on Sunday, with spirits dampened by recent violence linked to Jerusalem.
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  1. Jerusalem violence puts damper on Christmas in Bethlehem
  2. Peru grants medical pardon to ex-strongman Fujimori
  3. Guatemala to move embassy in Israel to Jerusalem
  4. Spain's king makes plea to Catalonia's leaders in holiday speech
  5. The Year in Pictures
  6. The fire and the flood: Pope prays for Philippines
  7. American accused of fighting for ISIS must get lawyer, judge rules
  8. Afghan province tries to lure tourists with parks, heritage
  9. Rescuers search for Philippine storm victims as death toll rises to 200
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Jerusalem violence puts damper on Christmas in Bethlehem

Christmas Eve was subdued in the alleged historic birthplace of Jesus Christ on Sunday, with spirits dampened by recent violence linked to Jerusalem.

    

Peru grants medical pardon to ex-strongman Fujimori

Fujimori, 79, has said he suffers from arrhythmia. He was serving a 25-year sentence for human rights abuses, corruption and the sanctioning of death squads.

    

Guatemala to move embassy in Israel to Jerusalem

The announcement from President Jimmy Morales made Guatemala the first nation to follow the lead of U.S. President Donald Trump.

    

Spain's king makes plea to Catalonia's leaders in holiday speech

King Felipe VI used his Christmas Eve address to call on Catalonia's newly elected parliament to renounce further moves toward secession from Spain.

    

The Year in Pictures

The past year brought a series of devastating natural disasters, from powerful hurricanes to raging wildfires. A nascent Trump administration flexed its muscles — or tried to — in its first year. The nation was wowed as "a path of totality" was carved by a total solar eclipse, but brought to tears by the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history.

    

The fire and the flood: Pope prays for Philippines

Francis on Sunday said he was thinking of the Philippines after floods and landslides killed roughly 200 people and a shopping mall fire likely killed 37.

    

American accused of fighting for ISIS must get lawyer, judge rules

The unidentified American, who has not been charged, surrendered to U.S.-backed fighters in Syria around Sept. 12 and is being held as an unlawful enemy combatant.

    

Afghan province tries to lure tourists with parks, heritage

Home to the country's first national park and a UNESCO World Heritage site, Afghanistan's Bamiyan province is also progressive on women's representation.

    

Rescuers search for Philippine storm victims as death toll rises to 200

Misery in the largely Christian Philippines was compounded by the death of at least 37 people in a shopping mall fire, officials said on Christmas Eve.

    

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The 115th Congress, under Republican control, has left a conservative imprint on the courts, taxation, regulation and the environment. Next up: poverty programs.
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  1. After a Chaotic Start, Congress Has Made a Conservative Mark
  2. Democrats Leave Few Seats Unchallenged in Quest for House Control
  3. Why Saad Hariri Had That Strange Sojourn in Saudi Arabia
  4. The Hunt for ISIS Pivots to Remaining Pockets in Syria
  5. American ISIS Suspect Held in Iraq Has Right to Lawyer, Judge Rules
  6. Black Turnout in Alabama Complicates Debate on Voting Laws
  7. Editorials: Santa’s Manhattan Homes
  8. Op-Ed Columnist: What I Was Wrong About This Year
  9. Opinion: As Trump Rages About Immigrants, They Go to the Ivy League
  10. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Christians Need a New Right-to-Life Movement
  11. Op-Art: 2017, With All the Trimmings
  12. Peru’s President Pardons Alberto Fujimori, Enraging Critics
  13. Pope Francis Puts Focus on Refugees in Christmas Eve Mass
  14. Navalny Is Nominated by Hundreds to Challenge Putin for Russian Presidency
  15. Box of Horse Manure Is Left for Steve Mnuchin Near His Home, Police Say
  16. Parents Killed After Warning Daughter About Boyfriend’s Racist Views, Family Says
  17. Navigation Apps Are Turning Quiet Neighborhoods Into Traffic Nightmares
  18. Guatemala Will Move Its Israel Embassy to Jerusalem, Following Trump’s Lead
  19. One Target in Beijing’s Migrant Crackdown: Schoolchildren
  20. Mediator: Spielberg’s ‘The Post’ Provides Fitting End to Turbulent Year for the Media
  21. Review: Christopher Plummer Dominates ‘All the Money in the World’
  22. A Blind Syrian Refugee Finds His Way in New York
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After a Chaotic Start, Congress Has Made a Conservative Mark

The 115th Congress, under Republican control, has left a conservative imprint on the courts, taxation, regulation and the environment. Next up: poverty programs.

    

Democrats Leave Few Seats Unchallenged in Quest for House Control

Stung by their failure to field candidates in crucial House races last year, Democrats are contesting virtually every Republican-held House seat in 2018.

    

Why Saad Hariri Had That Strange Sojourn in Saudi Arabia

Mr. Hariri, Lebanon’s prime minister, expected the royal treatment when he was summoned to Riyadh. Instead, he was told to resign. Here is the back story.

    

The Hunt for ISIS Pivots to Remaining Pockets in Syria

The last phase of the American campaign against the caliphate is relying heavily on warplanes that are focused on an area half the size of Manhattan.

    

American ISIS Suspect Held in Iraq Has Right to Lawyer, Judge Rules

An American citizen who has been imprisoned in military custody as an “enemy combatant” for months must be allowed to talk with an A.C.L.U. lawyer.

    

Black Turnout in Alabama Complicates Debate on Voting Laws

In the wake of an election in Alabama with extraordinary turnout among black voters, questions remain about the role and impact of voting restrictions.

    

Editorials: Santa’s Manhattan Homes

... including the house where Virginia wrote the letter that inspired what is ranked as America’s most “unforgettable” editorial.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: What I Was Wrong About This Year

How we should talk about numbers.

    

Opinion: As Trump Rages About Immigrants, They Go to the Ivy League

Three American sisters born in Cameroon can articulate the American ethos better than our president.

    

Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Christians Need a New Right-to-Life Movement

I hope for the day when feeding the hungry, caring for the sick and welcoming refugees aren’t political issues at all.

    

Op-Art: 2017, With All the Trimmings

Twelve illustrators sum up their year in the form of an ornament.

    

Peru’s President Pardons Alberto Fujimori, Enraging Critics

Mr. Fujimori, who was president from 1990 to 2000, was serving a 25-year term for human rights abuses.

    

Pope Francis Puts Focus on Refugees in Christmas Eve Mass

At a Mass that amplifies his voice around the globe, Francis evoked a parallel between the travails of migrants and those of the biblical holy family.

    

Navalny Is Nominated by Hundreds to Challenge Putin for Russian Presidency

The move allows Aleksei Navalny to ready the endorsement papers required for candidacy, putting pressure on the Kremlin to allow one of the Russian president’s most formidable foes to run.

    

Box of Horse Manure Is Left for Steve Mnuchin Near His Home, Police Say

The gift-wrapped package was addressed to Mr. Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, and left at his neighbor’s home in an upscale part of Los Angeles.

    

Parents Killed After Warning Daughter About Boyfriend’s Racist Views, Family Says

The 17-year-old gunman, who was dating the couple’s daughter, had posted white supremacist and Nazi content on social media, according to the family and news reports.

    

Navigation Apps Are Turning Quiet Neighborhoods Into Traffic Nightmares

As motorists turn onto residential streets, towns are fighting back by creating turn restrictions, speed humps and even closing roads to outsiders.

    

Guatemala Will Move Its Israel Embassy to Jerusalem, Following Trump’s Lead

The nation is the first to follow President Trump in deciding to change the site of its embassy from Tel Aviv.

    

One Target in Beijing’s Migrant Crackdown: Schoolchildren

The demolition of schools for migrant children has driven 15,000 students out of their classrooms, depriving many of a chance at an education.

    

Mediator: Spielberg’s ‘The Post’ Provides Fitting End to Turbulent Year for the Media

A movie offers a reminder that leaking to the press can be a patriotic act at a time when the president delights in attacking journalists.

    

Review: Christopher Plummer Dominates ‘All the Money in the World’

Mr. Plummer, who replaced Kevin Spacey in the role of J. Paul Getty, is magnetic in the film, which recounts the 1973 kidnapping of his grandson.

    

A Blind Syrian Refugee Finds His Way in New York

After fleeing the Syrian regime, Amier Agha and his family settled in New York, where he has access to services for the visually impaired for the first time since he lost his sight.
    

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