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A Florida man was sentenced to 15 years in state prison Wednesday for shattering the windows of a mosque with a machete and leaving bacon on its doorstep.
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  1. Florida man gets 15 years for vandalizing mosque with machete, bacon
  2. Warren Moon: NFL legend sued for sexual harassment, sexual battery
  3. Mike Mitchell: Pittsburgh Steelers defender wants Roger Goodell fired
  4. HUD: Homeless numbers up for first time since 2010
  5. Pilot of small plane dies after crash near Missouri gas station
  6. Study: Women are naturally fitter than men
  7. Patients OK with fewer opioids after gallbladder surgery
  8. Palestinians protest Trump's Jerusalem decision
  9. New breast cancer drug may benefit younger women, too
  10. House passes bill to allow concealed weapons across state lines
  11. Record-breaking Leonardo painting goes to Louvre Abu Dhabi
  12. VW executive sentenced to 7 years for emissions scandal
  13. Cincinnati Bengals: Rookie John Ross placed on IR
  14. Pittsburgh Steelers prepare with Ryan Shazier in thoughts
  15. Rafael Palmeiro, 53, contemplating comback
  16. Pfizer to begin selling generic version of Viagra
  17. UCLA cancels game vs. Montana due to wildfire concerns

Florida man gets 15 years for vandalizing mosque with machete, bacon

A Florida man was sentenced to 15 years in state prison Wednesday for shattering the windows of a mosque with a machete and leaving bacon on its doorstep.
    

Warren Moon: NFL legend sued for sexual harassment, sexual battery

Pro Football Hall of Famer Warren Moon has requested a leave of absence from the Seattle Seahawks after being sued for sexual harassment and sexual battery.
    

Mike Mitchell: Pittsburgh Steelers defender wants Roger Goodell fired

Safety Mike Mitchell opened up to reporters Wednesday, sounding off about the recent rash of suspensions.
    

HUD: Homeless numbers up for first time since 2010

The number of people living on the street or in shelters increased for the first time since 2010, according to data released by HUD on Wednesday.
    

Pilot of small plane dies after crash near Missouri gas station

One person died after a small, single-engine plane crashed into the parking lot of a Missouri gas station on Wednesday.
    

Study: Women are naturally fitter than men

When it comes to getting and staying fit, women may have an aerobic edge over men, new research suggests.
    

Patients OK with fewer opioids after gallbladder surgery

Far fewer opioid painkillers are needed than thought for people who have their gallbladder removed, a new study suggests.
    

Palestinians protest Trump's Jerusalem decision

Portests erupted along the Gaza Strip on Wednesday in response to U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
    

New breast cancer drug may benefit younger women, too

Adding a new drug to standard treatment can slow the progression of advanced breast cancer in younger women, a new clinical trial has found.
    

House passes bill to allow concealed weapons across state lines

The House passed a bill Wednesday that will allow concealed carry weapon permit holders to conceal their weapon in any other states.
    

Record-breaking Leonardo painting goes to Louvre Abu Dhabi

A painting of Jesus that shattered auction records when it was sold for $450 million last month will go on display at the Louvre Abu Dhabi.
    

VW executive sentenced to 7 years for emissions scandal

A former Volkswagen executive was sentenced to 7 years in prison Wednesday for his role in a massive emissions-cheating scandal.
    

Cincinnati Bengals: Rookie John Ross placed on IR

CINCINNATI -- It was thought that Cincinnati rookie wide receiver John Ross was likely to be part of the active roster on Sunday against the Chicago Bears.
    

Pittsburgh Steelers prepare with Ryan Shazier in thoughts

PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Steelers are preparing to play the Baltimore Ravens this week while still dealing with some uncertainty about the health of their teammate Ryan Shazier, who remains in a Cincinnati hospital with a spinal cord injury.
    

Rafael Palmeiro, 53, contemplating comback

Rafael Palmeiro believes he has more to offer the game of baseball, and more to prove as well.
    

Pfizer to begin selling generic version of Viagra

Pharmaceutical company Pfizer announced Wednesday it will begin selling a generic version of its erectile dysfunction drug Viagra.
    

UCLA cancels game vs. Montana due to wildfire concerns

UCLA canceled its basketball game against Montana on Wednesday night due to wildfires a few miles from campus.
    
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New York Times A Democratic Chorus Rises in the Senate: 'Franken Should Resign' New York Times WASHINGTON — Support for Al Franken all but collapsed on Wednesday among his Democratic colleagues in the Senate, with dozens calling for him to resign ...
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A Democratic Chorus Rises in the Senate: 'Franken Should Resign'
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WASHINGTON — Support for Al Franken all but collapsed on Wednesday among his Democratic colleagues in the Senate, with dozens calling for him to resign after a sixth woman said he had made an improper advance on her. "Senator Franken should resign ...
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Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel does not serve U.S. interests, it undermines them, analysts say.
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  1. How does Trump's Jerusalem plan serve U.S. interests? It doesn't, analysts say
  2. Brexit is engulfed in chaos as 'perfect storm' threatens U.K. government
  3. Pollution can counteract exercise benefits
  4. Trump recognizes Jerusalem as Israel's capital, upending U.S. policy
  5. Vladimir Putin will seek re-election in 2018
  6. Whistleblower: Flynn told ex-partner Russia sanctions would be dumped
  7. Putin allows Russians to compete at 2018 Winter Olympics
  8. Brain abnormalities identified in Cuba attack patients
  9. ISIS wannabe allegedly posted details encouraging attack on Prince George
  10. World leaders warn against Trump's Jerusalem plan
  11. N. Korea crisis: State-run Chinese paper tells readers how to survive nuclear blast
  12. Bomb-and-knife assassination plot allegedly targeted British PM
  13. Gold trader says he paid $45,000 bribe to U.S. prison guard
  14. Russian told Senate Trump Jr. wanted info on Clinton Foundation cash
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How does Trump's Jerusalem plan serve U.S. interests? It doesn't, analysts say

Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel does not serve U.S. interests, it undermines them, analysts say.

    

Brexit is engulfed in chaos as 'perfect storm' threatens U.K. government

British Prime Minister Theresa May's underlying problem is this: Where should the border between a post-Brexit U.K. and the E.U. lie?

    

Pollution can counteract exercise benefits

Air pollution can counteract the heart and lung benefits you get from exercising outside, a new study finds.

    

Trump recognizes Jerusalem as Israel's capital, upending U.S. policy

Trump said the U.S. would recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, breaking with decades of precedent and sparking an uproar among world leaders.

    

Vladimir Putin will seek re-election in 2018

Vladimir Putin will seek another term as Russian president, setting the stage for him to extend his dominance into a third decade.

    

Whistleblower: Flynn told ex-partner Russia sanctions would be dumped

A whistleblower says Flynn texted an ex-partner during Trump's inauguration to say a U.S.-Russia project to build nuclear reactors was "good to go."

    

Putin allows Russians to compete at 2018 Winter Olympics

Russian President Vladimir Putin won't boycott the Pyeongchang Olympics.

    

Brain abnormalities identified in Cuba attack patients

The doctors findings are the most specific to date about physical damage to Americans who fell mysteriously ill at the U.S. Embassy in Havana.

    

ISIS wannabe allegedly posted details encouraging attack on Prince George

Husnain Rashid faces two charges of preparing acts of terrorism and assisting others to commit acts of terrorism.

    

World leaders warn against Trump's Jerusalem plan

Recognizing Jerusalem would upend decades of American policy. The U.S. has never endorsed Israel's claim of sovereignty over any part of Jerusalem.

    

N. Korea crisis: State-run Chinese paper tells readers how to survive nuclear blast

Cartoon illustrations of ways to dispel radioactive contamination were also provided. An American B-1B supersonic bomber flew over South Korea Wednesday.

    

Bomb-and-knife assassination plot allegedly targeted British PM

Prosecutor Mark Carroll alleged that Naa'imur Rahman planned to set off an improvised explosive device and then kill Theresa May in the ensuing chaos.

    

Gold trader says he paid $45,000 bribe to U.S. prison guard

Reza Zerrab says he made up to $150 million in commissions from a sanction-busting scheme before he was arrested in the U.S.

    

Russian told Senate Trump Jr. wanted info on Clinton Foundation cash

Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya says Donald Trump Jr. asked for info on any illegal donations to the Clinton Foundation at Trump Tower meeting.

    

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  1. Jerusalem, Franken, Wildfires: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing
  2. Trump Calls Jerusalem Plan Step Toward Peace, but It Puts Mideast on Edge
  3. For Trump, an Embassy in Jerusalem Is a Political Decision, Not a Diplomatic One
  4. Praise and Alarm From American Jews Over Trump’s Jerusalem Move
  5. 5 Harassment Takeaways From Ashley Judd and Times Reporters
  6. 6 Women Sue Harvey Weinstein and His Former Businesses in Proposed Class Action
  7. A Democratic Chorus Rises in the Senate: ‘Franken Should Resign’
  8. On Sexual Misconduct, Gillibrand Keeps Herself at the Fore
  9. 4 Reasons California’s Fires Are So Bad This Year
  10. Republicans Move to Resolve Tax Bill Differences as Cost Concerns Loom
  11. Economic Scene: Tax Plan Aims to Slay a Reagan Target: The Government Beast
  12. Conservative Groups Seeking Support for Tax Cuts Find It a Hard Sell
  13. Who Pays Millions for a Painting?
  14. Op-Ed Contributor: Tucson’s Police Chief: Sessions’s Anti-Immigrant Policies Will Make Cities More Dangerous
  15. Op-Ed Columnist: Trump, Israel and the Art of the Giveaway
  16. Op-Ed Contributor: Supporting Roy Moore Is a Devil’s Bargain
  17. Editorial: Let’s Limit the Term-Limit Debate
  18. Op-Ed Contributor: Why the Rohingya Can’t Yet Return to Myanmar
  19. Editorial: Holding Prison Guards Accountable
  20. Op-Ed Contributors: Is Media Driving Americans Apart?
  21. Disability: I Use a Wheelchair. And Yes, I’m Your Doctor.
  22. N.F.L. Extends Roger Goodell’s Contract, Ending Weeks of Discord
  23. Jean d’Ormesson, ‘Immortal’ French Man of Letters, Dies at 92
  24. Flynn Said Russian Sanctions Would Be ‘Ripped Up,’ Whistle-Blower Says
  25. Birth Control Pills Still Linked to Breast Cancer, Study Finds
  26. In Norway, Fighting the Culling of Reindeer With a Macabre Display
  27. A Long-Dead Cambodian King Is Back — and He Looks Familiar
  28. Fighting for Redemption
  29. Review: ‘I, Tonya.’ I, Punching Bag. I, Punch Line.
  30. What’s Next for Bode Miller After Skiing? Hint: Think Fashion
  31. For ‘Transparent,’ Accusations Against Jeffrey Tambor Burst an Idealistic Bubble
  32. The Carpetbagger: ‘I’d Never Seen My Fears as an African-American Man Onscreen’
  33. Netflix for Jazz? Quincy Jones’s Qwest TV Takes Concerts and Films Digital
  34. trading up: Sweater Vests Are Back. Just Don’t Tell Grandpa.
  35. Trilobites: Sometimes Seeing More Endangered Tigers Isn’t a Good Sign
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Jerusalem, Franken, Wildfires: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing

Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.

    

Trump Calls Jerusalem Plan Step Toward Peace, but It Puts Mideast on Edge

An Israeli minister said moving the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem would be “destiny.” The leader of Hamas called it “an unaccountable gamble.”

    

For Trump, an Embassy in Jerusalem Is a Political Decision, Not a Diplomatic One

The president seemed to relish playing a familiar role: the political insurgent, defying foreign policy orthodoxy on behalf of the people who elected him.

    

Praise and Alarm From American Jews Over Trump’s Jerusalem Move

While some Jewish leaders welcomed recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, many worried that the step would inflame tensions and make peace in the Middle East even harder to achieve.

    

5 Harassment Takeaways From Ashley Judd and Times Reporters

Journalists who broke two of the biggest sexual harassment cases of the past year were joined by the actress Ashley Judd to discuss their reporting.
    

6 Women Sue Harvey Weinstein and His Former Businesses in Proposed Class Action

In the lawsuit, the plaintiffs accuse “the Weinstein Sexual Enterprise” of covering up his “widespread sexual harassment and assault.”

    

A Democratic Chorus Rises in the Senate: ‘Franken Should Resign’

By Wednesday evening, there was widespread expectation in the Democratic caucus that Senator Al Franken would step down. He has scheduled an announcement on his future in the Senate for Thursday.

    

On Sexual Misconduct, Gillibrand Keeps Herself at the Fore

Senator Kirsten Gillibrand was the first in what would become a chorus of Democratic senators to call for their colleague Al Franken to resign.

    

4 Reasons California’s Fires Are So Bad This Year

California has suffered unusually destructive fires this year. Here’s why.
    

Republicans Move to Resolve Tax Bill Differences as Cost Concerns Loom

The Senate voted to begin the formal process of reconciling its tax bill with the House version as lawmakers continued to discuss changes to the legislation.

    

Economic Scene: Tax Plan Aims to Slay a Reagan Target: The Government Beast

By denying deductions for state and local taxes, the Republicans seek to force high-tax states run by Democrats to capitulate.

    

Conservative Groups Seeking Support for Tax Cuts Find It a Hard Sell

Groups like the Koch-funded Americans for Prosperity are trying to convince ordinary Americans that this is good for them too.

    

Who Pays Millions for a Painting?

Prince Bader bin Abdullah bin Mohammed bin Farhan al-Saud, a little known Saudi prince, paid a record $450.3 million for Leonardo da Vinci’s “Salvator Mundi.” Here are a few other buyers with deep pockets.
    

Op-Ed Contributor: Tucson’s Police Chief: Sessions’s Anti-Immigrant Policies Will Make Cities More Dangerous

People won’t report crimes if they’re afraid they may become separated from their families.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: Trump, Israel and the Art of the Giveaway

I’ve never seen a president give up so much to so many for so little.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Supporting Roy Moore Is a Devil’s Bargain

A plea to my fellow Christians and social conservatives.

    

Editorial: Let’s Limit the Term-Limit Debate

New York City voters have made clear over the years that two terms are enough for city officials, but City Council members are considering a third.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Why the Rohingya Can’t Yet Return to Myanmar

The agreement between Myanmar and Bangladesh to return the Rohingya refugees to Myanmar is a sham. Bangladesh must let them stay.

    

Editorial: Holding Prison Guards Accountable

New York State’s corrections officers are too often protected from punishment, even for brutal attacks on prisoners.

    

Op-Ed Contributors: Is Media Driving Americans Apart?

Social media gets all the attention for polarization, but TV is doing more than its share.

    

Disability: I Use a Wheelchair. And Yes, I’m Your Doctor.

Most people see me as someone who needs healing, not someone who can heal.

    

N.F.L. Extends Roger Goodell’s Contract, Ending Weeks of Discord

A committee of owners signed off on a contract worth about $200 million over five years, ending a bitter standoff with Jerry Jones, the Cowboys’ owner.

    

Jean d’Ormesson, ‘Immortal’ French Man of Letters, Dies at 92

Once the youngest of the Académie Française’s 40 “immortals,” he became a national figure through his writings and television appearances.

    

Flynn Said Russian Sanctions Would Be ‘Ripped Up,’ Whistle-Blower Says

The whistle-blower said Mr. Flynn thought that ending the sanctions would allow a business project he was once involved with to move forward.

    

Birth Control Pills Still Linked to Breast Cancer, Study Finds

Women using birth control pills and I.U.D.s that release hormones face a higher risk than those using methods without hormones, scientists in Denmark reported.

    

In Norway, Fighting the Culling of Reindeer With a Macabre Display

A young indigenous Sami reindeer herder is suing the Norwegian government at the Supreme Court, with a little help from his sister — and her hundreds of bullet-ridden reindeer skulls.

    

A Long-Dead Cambodian King Is Back — and He Looks Familiar

Some think Prime Minister Hun Sen considers himself the reincarnation of a 16th-century ruler. Recently built statues certainly suggest a resemblance.

    

Fighting for Redemption

A former organized-crime enforcer in Bangkok, Chalermpol Sawadsuk embraced Muay Thai in prison and now fights legally for a living.

    

Review: ‘I, Tonya.’ I, Punching Bag. I, Punch Line.

In this winking biopic, Margot Robbie plays the disgraced ice skater Tonya Harding.

    

What’s Next for Bode Miller After Skiing? Hint: Think Fashion

The newly retired skier teamed up with Aztech Mountain, a sports apparel start-up, and will be an NBC commentator during the Winter Games.

    

For ‘Transparent,’ Accusations Against Jeffrey Tambor Burst an Idealistic Bubble

The staff of the acclaimed Amazon series believed it had created a special workplace. Then harassment accusations pierced the idealism.

    

The Carpetbagger: ‘I’d Never Seen My Fears as an African-American Man Onscreen’

Jordan Peele, writer-director of “Get Out,” says his own concerns almost prevented it from being made. Now prize givers love it. Will the academy agree?

    

Netflix for Jazz? Quincy Jones’s Qwest TV Takes Concerts and Films Digital

The jazz impresario’s latest project will offer high-definition streaming of jazz concerts and documentaries.

    

trading up: Sweater Vests Are Back. Just Don’t Tell Grandpa.

To the delight of grandfathers and dorky librarians everywhere, the fuddy-duddy sweater vest has shed its uncool reputation. In several standout collections for this coming spring season, designers subverted the sleeveless knit with puckish attitude and provocative styling.

    

Trilobites: Sometimes Seeing More Endangered Tigers Isn’t a Good Sign

The concentration of Sumatran tigers in Indonesia’s protected forests has gone up, a researcher says, but probably because they are fleeing deforestation elsewhere.

    

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