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Boy, 9, scares off truck thief with pellet gun, police say A 9-year-old Indiana boy with a pellet stopped a man from stealing his father's truck, police said this week.     
Fire at India's Kamala Mills shopping complex kills at least 14 A fire at a shopping complex in India killed more than a dozen people on Thursday, local authorities said.   At least 12 dead in Bronx apartment building fire At least 12 people are dead after a fire in a Bronx apartment building Thursday night, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio confirmed.  
New Calif. law gives free rides to people too drunk to drive home A new California law set to take effect on Jan. 1 will give free rides to people too drunk to drive home.   UPI Horse Racing Weekend Preview: Jerome Stakes at Aqueduct first major test of 2018 Classy, grassy races at Santa Anita and the Florida tracks share the spotlight with the youngsters seeking future glory in New Year's weekend Thoroughbred racing.  
Sugar Bowl: Title-game berth on line in Alabama Crimson Tide, Clemson Tigers rematch There seems to be no alternate route to a college football championship, especially when recent GPS history indicates the road to the title runs directly through either Clemson or Alabama.   Camping World Bowl: Mason Rudolph leads Oklahoma State Cowboys past Virginia Tech Hokies Mason Rudolph threw for 351 yards and two touchdowns Thursday as No. 19 Oklahoma State took advantage of its limited opportunities offensively to down No. 22 Virginia Tech.   Blake Griffin: Los Angeles Clippers star forward may return vs. Los Angeles Lakers Five-time All Star forward Blake Griffin will be a game-time decision when the Los Angeles Clippers play the Los Angeles Lakers at Staples Center on Friday.   'Dick Van Dyke Show' actress Rose Marie dies at 94 Actress Rose Marie, known for starring in {i:The Dick Van Dyke Show}, died at the age of 94 on Thursday, according to her website.   Teens and their phones: What you should know In a world full of digitally charged teens, it would be unlikely to expect parents to cut their children off from smartphone use completely.   Exposing kids to healthy food encourages better eating habits Exposing young children to a wide range of healthy foods when they're young can help instill good eating habits, researchers report.   Truck spills 40,000 pounds of avocados on Texas highway An 18-wheeler spilled tons of avocados onto a Texas interstate after the truck caught on fire Thursday.   Getting active could help boost memory, experts say Physical activity is good for the body and the brain, but what about people with thinking and memory difficulties?   Connecticut barn fire kills 24 horses A fire at a popular equestrian center in Connecticut killed 24 horses Thursday morning, the center's owners said.   Jay-Z releases 'Family Feud' video teaser Rapper Jay-Z released a teaser for his upcoming video "Family Feud" starring his wife and 5-year-old daughter.   Golden State Warriors expect Stephen Curry to play vs. Memphis Grizzlies Golden State Warriors star point guard Stephen Curry was ruled out for Friday's game against the Charlotte Hornets but he could return Saturday.   Miguel Sano: MLB looking into sexual assault allegations against Minnesota Twins slugger Minnesota Twins All-Star slugger Miguel Sano is under investigation by Major League Baseball for a 2015 incident in which a photographer alleges Sano attempted to sexually assault her.   Prankster fills Texas family's yard with rental bikes A Texas family woke up to find more than a dozen brightly colored rental bikes on their front yard Christmas morning.   SoftBank buys large stake in Uber SoftBank Group Corp. bought a major stake in Uber Technologies Inc. in a 30 percent discount on the ride-hailing company's valuation, the companies announced.   U.S. population to add one person every 18 seconds in 2018 The U.S. Census Bureau predicts the U.S. population will grow by one person every 18 seconds as of the start of next year.   Texas woman allegedly damages Warhol paintings on first date Police in Houston arrested a woman who they said damaged two Andy Warhol paintings at the home of a man with whom she was on a first date.   Arrests made in attack on D.C. surveillance cameras days before inauguration Two Romanians conspired to illegally access Washington police computers associated with security cameras throughout the city, the Department of Justice said.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Karaoke is a rather different experience for China's baby boomersKaraoke has been an alcohol-fueled nighttime activity for young Chinese. But when the sun comes up, these venues are now seeing a more gray-haired crowd.
 
Decision in Justine Damond shooting won't be made until next yearThe investigation into the fatal shooting of an Australian woman by a Minneapolis police officer will continue into the new year, a county attorney said.
California resort accused of exploiting international intern programA complaint filed with the State Department last week alleges a resort violated federal regulations by replacing its entry-level cooks with migrant workers
'RED HANDED': Trump attacks China on TwitterPresident Donald Trump tweet-attacked China following reports that Chinese ships improperly transferred oil to North Korean vessels at sea.
Islamic State was defeated. Now who will pay massive bill to rebuild Iraq?After three years of war to defeat the Islamic State group, Iraq estimates $100 billion is needed to rebuild. So far no one is offering to foot the bill.
At least 41 killed in attack on Afghan cultural centerAttackers stormed a Shiite Muslim cultural center in the Afghan capital Thursday, setting off multiple bombs and killing dozens, authorities said.
Supermarket blast was terrorism, Putin says; 2nd attack thwartedAt least 13 people were injured when an improvised explosive device went off at a storage area for customers' bags at the supermarket in St. Petersburg.
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Afghanistan, Roy Moore, Property Taxes: Your Thursday Evening Briefing
Trump’s Way: Trump, the Insurgent, Breaks With 70 Years of American Foreign PolicyPresident Trump has transformed the world’s view of the United States from an anchor of the international order into something more inward-looking and unpredictable.
Trump Says Russia Inquiry Makes U.S. ‘Look Very Bad’The president said in an interview on Thursday that the special counsel will treat him fairly, contradicting a campaign by some Republicans to discredit the investigation.
Excerpts From Trump’s Interview With The TimesPresident Trump discussed a range of issues with The New York Times, including the Russia inquiry, the tax overhaul and China, at his golf club in West Palm Beach, Fla.
The Most Expensive Mile of Subway Track on EarthHow excessive staffing, little competition, generous contracts and archaic rules dramatically inflate capital costs for transit in New York.
About New York: Subway Booths Have Gone Quiet. Time for the Agents to Step Out?New York City Transit still employs 2,660 workers to stand vigil in booths. A pilot program will soon allow some of them to leave their stations and help out on platforms.
Last-Minute Rush to Prepay Taxes Gives Way to Confusion and AngerThe I.R.S. called into question a strategy of prepaying property taxes before the new tax law goes into effect. That could be just the beginning of the confusion.
Your Money: Prepaying Property Taxes? Your Bank May Make You an Audit RiskFor some taxpayers making a last-minute prepayment of property tax, their bank’s filing with the I.R.S. may not match their tax return.
Even Sharks Are Freezing to Death. Winter Rages and the Nation Reels.It’s Cold Outside. Cue the Trump Global Warming Tweet.With frigid temperatures in the East, President Trump cast doubt on the reality of climate change. But weather is not the same as climate.
Op-Ed Contributor: The Opioid Plague’s Youngest Victims: Children in Foster CareNews Analysis: The College Sports Tax DodgeA loophole written when collegiate athletics were a trivial business allows billions of dollars in revenue to go untaxed.
Opinion: The Patriarchs Are Falling. The Patriarchy Is Stronger Than Ever.Can the electrifying power of #MeToo be harnessed to the slow slog of building a more gender-equal society?
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: What Kind of Mom Do I Want to Be?I plan to follow in a proud Latin American tradition of tenacious, angry mothers fighting against an oppressive state.
Op-Ed Contributors: American Workers Need Better Job ProtectionsYou should not be fired for taking a sick day to care for your child. A “just cause” law would protect you.
Op-Ed Columnist: The 2017 Sidney Awards, Part IIOp-Ed Contributor: The Constitution’s Blooper ReelThe founding document was never perfect, and flaws remain. Do Americans still have the fortitude to fix it?
Rose Marie, Decades-Spanning Showbiz Veteran, Is Dead at 94Originally known as Baby Rose Marie, she became a star as a toddler and again on one of television’s most beloved comedies, “The Dick Van Dyke Show.”
U.S. to Roll Back Safety Rules Created After Deepwater Horizon SpillThe Interior Department said reversing the Obama-era regulations would reduce “unnecessary burdens” on the energy industry.
Facebook Removes Chechen Strongman’s Accounts, Raising Policy QuestionsRamzan Kadyrov and Russian officials challenged Facebook’s decision to end his Instagram and Facebook accounts after the U.S. hit him with sanctions.
Accused of Slowing Old iPhones, Apple Offers Battery DiscountsIn an apologetic statement, the company said it would cut the price of iPhone battery replacements by $50 for anyone with an iPhone 6 or later.
In Wake of Attacks, Tighter Security for Times Square on New Year’s EveThe New York City police plan a “stronger police presence” for this year’s ball drop to counter the threat of high-rise snipers and suicide bombers.
George Weah Wins Liberia’s Presidency, Unofficial Results ShowMr. Weah, a former soccer player making his third run for the presidency, was well ahead at the polls, election officials said.
Alabama Certifies Jones Win, Brushing Aside Challenge From Roy MooreLess than 24 hours after Roy Moore filed suit and claimed “systematic voter fraud” tainted a Senate election, Alabama officials certified his defeat anyway.
Bookstore Chains, Long in Decline, Are Undergoing a Final ShakeoutBook World is closing its 45 stores amid the holiday shopping season, signaling the final gasps for large book sellers as e-commerce rises.
The Neediest Cases Fund: Staring Down Addiction and Fending Off Harmful VoicesAfter conquering a lifetime of drug addiction, Allan Wilson now fights major depression while working to found a nonprofit to reduce recidivism.
The Materials Man of the EmiratesHassan Sharif shaped the art scene in the UAE from its street trash. “But his art insists that nothing is wasted if you make waste your creative source.”
CryptoKitties, Explained ... MostlyWhy are $20 million and 180,000 people suddenly in the market for digital cats? We gamified the blockchain.
Why Self-Compassion Beats Self-ConfidenceNonfiction: The Oil and Gas Sector Is Changing — and So Is GeopoliticsIn “Windfall,” Meghan O’Sullivan offers a tour of the world and how the rise of cheap gas and fracking are causing shifts in power.
9 Ways to Be a Better Person in 2018Our year's most popular stories offered advice on stress, sex, sleep and survival.
At an Air Show in China, Drones, Not Jets, Are the StarsChina makes the world’s most popular drones. The country’s passion for unmanned flying machines runs deep — and starts at an early age.
Behind the Scenes at the Natural History MuseumLook around the museum’s frozen tissue lab, paleontology collection, object conservation lab and more on this virtual reality tour of the American Museum of Natural History. More Recent Articles
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