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Liberia's Supreme Court ruled that there wasn't enough evidence to substantiate voter fraud claims in its recent presidential election and approved a run-off.
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  1. Liberia Supreme Court dismisses voter fraud allegations, approves run-off
  2. Trump hosts first White House Hannukah party
  3. Dinosaurs face extinction again in 'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom' trailer
  4. Genes start mutating soon after life begins, study finds
  5. Study: Breast cancer patients could spend less time on hormone meds
  6. As hearing fades with age, dementia risk may rise
  7. House ethics committee clears Devin Nunes of disclosing classified info
  8. Israel Defense Forces strike Gaza Strip after Hamas rocket attack
  9. Poll: Medicaid recipients report poorest health
  10. Rep. Trent Franks resigns over misconduct investigation
  11. Philadelphia 76ers trade unhappy Jahlil Okafor to Brooklyn Nets
  12. Seattle Mariners trade for Miami Marlins All-Star Dee Gordon, will convert him to OF
  13. Oklahoma Sooners quarterback Baker Mayfield wins Walter Camp award
  14. State of emergency declared in San Diego due to Lilac Fire
  15. Congress passes short-term spending bill, avoids shutdown
  16. Tyvoris Solomon: South Carolina State guard released from hospital after collapse
  17. Argentina judge issues arrest warrant for former President Kirchner
  18. 2 Genovese La Cosa Nostra members plead guilty to extortion
  19. Queen commissions British Royal Navy's largest ship
  20. Brian Cushing: Houston Texans linebacker expected to play Sunday after suspension ends

Liberia Supreme Court dismisses voter fraud allegations, approves run-off

Liberia's Supreme Court ruled that there wasn't enough evidence to substantiate voter fraud claims in its recent presidential election and approved a run-off.
    

Trump hosts first White House Hannukah party

President Donald Trump hosted his first White House Hanukkah party on Thursday night, a day after recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
    

Dinosaurs face extinction again in 'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom' trailer

The trailer for 'Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom' was released Thursday.
    

Genes start mutating soon after life begins, study finds

Hundreds of minor genetic mutations start to form in the cells of an embryo soon after conception, researchers have discovered.
    

Study: Breast cancer patients could spend less time on hormone meds

Women with earlier-stage breast cancer may be able to spend less time on hormonal therapy without dimming their prognosis, a new study suggests.
    

As hearing fades with age, dementia risk may rise

Age can often bring a loss of hearing, and for some, mental decline in the form of dementia. But are the two linked?
    

House ethics committee clears Devin Nunes of disclosing classified info

The House Committee on Ethics cleared House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes of disclosing classified information on Thursday.
    

Israel Defense Forces strike Gaza Strip after Hamas rocket attack

The Israel Defense Forces carried out strikes against Hamas positions in the Gaza Strip on Thursday evening.
    

Poll: Medicaid recipients report poorest health

Adults in the United States who receive healthcare through Medicaid are in worse health than those with other forms of insurance, a Gallup poll indicated.
    

Rep. Trent Franks resigns over misconduct investigation

Rep. Trent Franks, R-Ariz., on Thursday announced his resignation after the House Committee on Ethics opened an investigation into misconduct allegations.
    

Philadelphia 76ers trade unhappy Jahlil Okafor to Brooklyn Nets

Jahlil Okafor no longer has to "Trust the Process."
    

Seattle Mariners trade for Miami Marlins All-Star Dee Gordon, will convert him to OF

The Seattle Mariners acquired two-time All-Star Dee Gordon from the Miami Marlins on Thursday for three minor league players.
    

Oklahoma Sooners quarterback Baker Mayfield wins Walter Camp award

Oklahoma senior quarterback Baker Mayfield was selected as the Walter Camp Player of the Year, the Walter Camp Football Foundation announced Thursday.
    

State of emergency declared in San Diego due to Lilac Fire

Conditions are expected to worsen in Southern California Thursday as four major wildfires burn with little containment -- prompting 160,000 people to flee.
    

Congress passes short-term spending bill, avoids shutdown

Congress passed a short-term spending bill Thursday to prevent a possible government shutdown.
    

Tyvoris Solomon: South Carolina State guard released from hospital after collapse

South Carolina State guard Tyvoris Solomon was released from a hospital on Thursday, five days after collapsing during a game against North Carolina State.
    

Argentina judge issues arrest warrant for former President Kirchner

A judge in Argentina issued a warrant for the arrest of former president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner on Thursday on charges of treason.
    

2 Genovese La Cosa Nostra members plead guilty to extortion

Two members of the Genovese La Cosa Nostra crime family pleaded guilty to charges related to loansharking and illegal gambling, the Department of Justice said.
    

Queen commissions British Royal Navy's largest ship

England's Queen commissioned the Royal Navy's largest ship ever to into the fleet, the HMS Queen Elizabeth, the Britain's new aircraft carrier.
    

Brian Cushing: Houston Texans linebacker expected to play Sunday after suspension ends

Surrounded by cameras inside the Houston Texans' locker room, a contrite Brian Cushing got choked up as the veteran linebacker discussed the 10-game suspension he served.
    
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Al Franken to Resign From Senate Amid Harassment Allegations
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WASHINGTON — Senator Al Franken of Minnesota, in an emotional speech on the Senate floor, announced on Thursday that he would resign from Congress, the most prominent figure in a growing list of lawmakers felled by charges of sexual harassment or ...
Franken announces he will resign from the Senate as harassment issue rocks CongressWashington Post
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Palestinians clash with Israeli troops ahead of 'day of rage' at Trump's Jerusalem move - Washington Post


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Palestinians clash with Israeli troops ahead of 'day of rage' at Trump's Jerusalem move
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RAMALLAH, West Bank — Palestinian protesters and Israeli soldiers clashed Thursday in Jerusalem, Ramallah and other places in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, with some demonstrators burning American flags and posters of President Trump a day after he ...
President Trump's Decision to Recognize Jerusalem as Israel's Capital Has Sparked Rage in PalestineTIME
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Palestinian group Hamas called for a new intifada — or uprising — against Israel over President Donald Trump's Jerusalem announcement.
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  1. Mideast on edge after Trump's 'dangerous' Jerusalem move
  2. Whitney Houston, Celine Dion covers get Saudi women dancing as history is made
  3. Brexit is engulfed in chaos as 'perfect storm' threatens U.K. government
  4. Nikki Haley casts doubt on U.S. athletes at 2018 Olympics
  5. Turkish gold trader accused of raping New York cellmate
  6. Feds: Manafort wrote op-ed with man linked to Russian intelligence
  7. In Honduras, elections put democracy through the test
  8. Iran-sponsored hackers have targeted Israel, Saudis, Turkey since 2014
  9. Let's 'eliminate' jihadis who want to return home, U.K. defense secretary says
  10. North Korea says war with the U.S. is inevitable
  11. How does Trump's Jerusalem move serve U.S. interests? It doesn't, analysts say
  12. Volkswagen manager jailed for 7 years in diesel scam
  13. 'Historic day' as Australia's parliament approves same-sex marriages
  14. Vladimir Putin will seek his fourth presidential term
  15. Trump recognizes Jerusalem as Israel's capital, upending U.S. policy
  16. World leaders slam Trump's Israel move as 'irresponsible' and 'dangerous'
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Mideast on edge after Trump's 'dangerous' Jerusalem move

Palestinian group Hamas called for a new intifada — or uprising — against Israel over President Donald Trump's Jerusalem announcement.

    

Whitney Houston, Celine Dion covers get Saudi women dancing as history is made

Some concertgoers took off their abayas — the loose-fitting, full-length robes local women are required to wear in public — allowing their hair to hang loose.

    

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?

    

Nikki Haley casts doubt on U.S. athletes at 2018 Olympics

Haley said sending Americans remains an 'open question' given how tensions remain high in the Korean Peninsula.

    

Turkish gold trader accused of raping New York cellmate

Reza Zarrab, who is the star witness in a U.S. sanctions case, is accused of rape in a lawsuit filed by his former cellmate.

    

Feds: Manafort wrote op-ed with man linked to Russian intelligence

Manafort's lawyer filed a motion Thursday that said Manafort had not violated a gag order, and was trying to "set the factual record straight."

    

In Honduras, elections put democracy through the test

There is growing recognition that democracy is not working well following irregularities and possible fraud in the recent elections.

    

Iran-sponsored hackers have targeted Israel, Saudis, Turkey since 2014

The cybersecurity firm FireEye says the group is "largely focused on reconnaissance efforts to benefit Iranian nation-state interests."

    

Let's 'eliminate' jihadis who want to return home, U.K. defense secretary says

Gavin Williamson said that Britons who had gone to Syria or Iraq to fight for ISIS hated what the West stands for.

    

North Korea says war with the U.S. is inevitable

"We do not wish for a war but shall not hide from it," an unidentified spokesman for North Korea's Foreign Ministry told state-run KCNA.

    

How does Trump's Jerusalem move 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.

    

Volkswagen manager jailed for 7 years in diesel scam

The diesel vehicles were programmed to trigger certain pollution results only during testing, not during regular road use.

    

'Historic day' as Australia's parliament approves same-sex marriages

The current bill allows churches and religious organizations to boycott gay weddings without violating Australian anti-discrimination laws.

    

Vladimir Putin will seek his fourth presidential term

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

    

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.

    

World leaders slam Trump's Israel move as 'irresponsible' and 'dangerous'

World leaders painted the decision as harmful to a negotiated peace between Israelis and Palestinians and warned of heightened tensions across the Middle East.

    

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  1. Los Angeles, Al Franken, Same-Sex Marriage: Your Thursday Evening Briefing
  2. Al Franken to Resign From Senate Amid Harassment Allegations
  3. Al Franken’s Rise and Fall
  4. House Republican Trent Franks Resigns Amid Harassment Investigation
  5. ‘It Burns and It Keeps Burning’: Scenes From Southern California’s Wildfires
  6. California’s Fires, by the Numbers
  7. In a Warming California, a Future of More Fire
  8. Along Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, Unsettling Feelings to Go With the Scenery
  9. News Analysis: Did Trump Kill Off a Two-State Solution? He Says No, Palestinians Say Yes
  10. Palestinians Clash With Israeli Troops to Protest Trump’s Jerusalem Declaration
  11. Nearly Every Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel Disagrees With Trump’s Jerusalem Decision
  12. Renewable Energy Is Surging. The G.O.P. Tax Bill Could Curtail That.
  13. On Tax Bill, It’s Trump vs. His Hometown
  14. Congress Approves Two-Week Stopgap Measure to Keep Government Funded
  15. The Adopted Black Baby, and the White One Who Replaced Her
  16. Op-Ed Contributors: Please Save Kids’ Health Care
  17. Editorial: What Congress Can Learn from Al Franken
  18. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Australia’s Shifting Political Order
  19. Opinion: Donald Trump, Accidental Buddhist
  20. Op-Ed Columnist: Franken Is Leaving and Trump Is Still Here
  21. Op-Ed Columnist: The Republican War on Children
  22. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Liberals Need to Take Their Fingers Out of Their Ears
  23. Op-Ed Columnist: The G.O.P. Is Rotting
  24. Op-Ed Contributor: Trump Is Making a Huge Mistake on Jerusalem
  25. Ex-Governor’s Run Gives Democrats a Bit More Hope of Retaking the Senate
  26. Judge Seeks Arrest of Ex-President of Argentina on Treason Charges
  27. If Trump Goes, John Lewis Will Skip Mississippi Civil Rights Museum Opening
  28. James Levine Denies ‘Unfounded’ Sexual Abuse Accusations
  29. James O’Keefe, Practitioner of the Sting, Has an Ally in Trump
  30. Florence Journal: ‘Taxi Therapy’ for Young Cancer Patients in Italy
  31. Saudi Crown Prince Was Behind Record Bid for a Leonardo
  32. Art Review: Art Basel Miami Beach, Post-Irma, Is Still Swinging
  33. Bobby Cannavale, Tough Guy, ‘Can Handle a Pink Couch’
  34. Review: ‘Quest’ Is a Moving Portrait of an American Family
  35. 5 Cheap(ish) Things to Help You Have a Very Hygge Winter
  36. ‘Hamilton’ Opens in London. Does Anyone Know Who Alexander Hamilton Is?
  37. Nonfiction: A Memoir of a Year on the International Space Station
  38. Sifting Through a Life After Suicide
  39. He’s 22. She’s 81. Their Friendship Is Melting Hearts.
  40. Op-Ed Columnist: Trump, Israel and the Art of the Giveaway
  41. Where Silicon Valley Is Going to Get in Touch With Its Soul
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Los Angeles, Al Franken, Same-Sex Marriage: Your Thursday Evening Briefing

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

    

Al Franken to Resign From Senate Amid Harassment Allegations

The Democratic senator of Minnesota announced his plans to resign, a day after a sixth woman accused him of misconduct and dozens of his colleagues called for him to step down.
    

Al Franken’s Rise and Fall

Once a star of “Saturday Night Live,” Al Franken took his liberal politics to Washington in 2008 when he narrowly won a Minnesota Senate seat. He said he would resign over allegations of sexual misconduct.
    

House Republican Trent Franks Resigns Amid Harassment Investigation

Mr. Franks, who said he had asked two female staff members to be a surrogate to bear his child, was the third lawmaker to step down from office this week.

    

‘It Burns and It Keeps Burning’: Scenes From Southern California’s Wildfires

Wildfires have burned more than 100,000 acres in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties. Fighting them were professionals and homeowners with garden hoses.

    

California’s Fires, by the Numbers

Just one of the fires raging in Southern California has already burned an area larger than Detroit, fueled by winds nearing hurricane strength. Here’s a look at the numbers behind the state’s worst fire season ever.
    

In a Warming California, a Future of More Fire

The recent cycle of drought and deluge in California led to major fire risk. Climate change makes that cycle worse.

    

Along Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles, Unsettling Feelings to Go With the Scenery

A road known for its postcard views was eerily empty in parts, with fires and the acrid smell of smoke nearby.

    

News Analysis: Did Trump Kill Off a Two-State Solution? He Says No, Palestinians Say Yes

The chief Palestinian negotiator said Mr. Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital means a radical P.L.O. shift — to a push for a single state, with equal civil rights.

    

Palestinians Clash With Israeli Troops to Protest Trump’s Jerusalem Declaration

Hamas called for a new intifada, protests erupted across the Middle East, and Arab and European leaders condemned Trump’s move.

    

Nearly Every Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel Disagrees With Trump’s Jerusalem Decision

All but two of the 11 former envoys said the decision — a departure from seven decades of U.S. policy — was foolish and even dangerous.

    

Renewable Energy Is Surging. The G.O.P. Tax Bill Could Curtail That.

The tax bills moving through Congress could hobble the United States’ renewable energy industry because of provisions that scale back incentives for wind and solar power.

    

On Tax Bill, It’s Trump vs. His Hometown

The Republican tax bill being shepherded by Mr. Trump would hurt New York, his home state. “You guys seem to be doing O.K.,” he told donors last week.

    

Congress Approves Two-Week Stopgap Measure to Keep Government Funded

Faced with a Friday deadline to pass a government funding measure, the House and Senate passed on Thursday a two-week fix to buy more time for negotiations.

    

The Adopted Black Baby, and the White One Who Replaced Her

Amid the simmering racial tensions of the time, a family in Illinois made a wrenching decision that sent a black girl and a white girl on diverging paths.

    

Op-Ed Contributors: Please Save Kids’ Health Care

A bipartisan group of state governors warns of the consequences of failing to reauthorize CHIP, the Children’s Health Insurance Program.

    

Editorial: What Congress Can Learn from Al Franken

Will other lawmakers who abuse their power be held to the same standard?

    

Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Australia’s Shifting Political Order

The same-sex marriage debate showed that attitudes on gender and sexuality do not fit neatly into the traditional conservative-progressive divide.

    

Opinion: Donald Trump, Accidental Buddhist

The strange wisdom of referring to yourself in the third person.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: Franken Is Leaving and Trump Is Still Here

The #MeToo movement works only with men who can be shamed.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: The Republican War on Children

Health care for a thousand kids, or tax breaks for one wealthy heir? The G.O.P. prefers the second.

    

Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Liberals Need to Take Their Fingers Out of Their Ears

Many Democrats continue to have little understanding of their own role in creating the conditions that make conservatives willing to support Trump.

    

Op-Ed Columnist: The G.O.P. Is Rotting

The party is selling its soul, doing harm to every cause it purports to serve.

    

Op-Ed Contributor: Trump Is Making a Huge Mistake on Jerusalem

It’s not too late to reverse it.

    

Ex-Governor’s Run Gives Democrats a Bit More Hope of Retaking the Senate

Former Gov. Phil Bredesen will run for the seat being vacated by Senator Bob Corker, giving Democrats a mathematical but narrow path to the majority.

    

Judge Seeks Arrest of Ex-President of Argentina on Treason Charges

Cristina Fernández de Kirchner was charged in connection with the 2015 death of a prosecutor, Daniel Nisman, who had investigated the unsolved 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center.

    

If Trump Goes, John Lewis Will Skip Mississippi Civil Rights Museum Opening

Mr. Lewis and Bennie Thompson, both House Democrats, said they would not attend the museum opening because Mr. Trump is scheduled to be there.

    

James Levine Denies ‘Unfounded’ Sexual Abuse Accusations

The Metropolitan Opera’s music director emeritus made his first public comment since four men accused him of abusing them when they were teenagers or his students.

    

James O’Keefe, Practitioner of the Sting, Has an Ally in Trump

James O’Keefe has long struggled for respect from the media and acceptance from the conservative movement. But now he has an ally in the Oval Office.

    

Florence Journal: ‘Taxi Therapy’ for Young Cancer Patients in Italy

In Florence, Caterina Bellandi, or Zia Caterina, gives free rides and adds a colorful note to the lives of children battling cancer.

    

Saudi Crown Prince Was Behind Record Bid for a Leonardo

Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman worked through a friend to buy Leonardo da Vinci’s “Salvator Mundi” for a record $450.3 million, officials say.

    

Art Review: Art Basel Miami Beach, Post-Irma, Is Still Swinging

Among the finds, Brazilian galleries. At the top of their game: Wolfgang Tillmans, Carrie Mae Weems and Ugo Rondinone.

    

Bobby Cannavale, Tough Guy, ‘Can Handle a Pink Couch’

He charms Martin Scorsese and thrills his co-stars, so isn’t it time you recognized that Mr. Cannavale isn’t “the guy you went to high school with”?

    

Review: ‘Quest’ Is a Moving Portrait of an American Family

This documentary from Jonathan Olshefski follows a North Philadelphia family through the Obama years.

    

5 Cheap(ish) Things to Help You Have a Very Hygge Winter

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‘Hamilton’ Opens in London. Does Anyone Know Who Alexander Hamilton Is?

Theatergoers were excited for the musical’s West End preview. Though many were hazy on the details of the founding father it’s named after.

    

Nonfiction: A Memoir of a Year on the International Space Station

The NASA astronaut and naval pilot Scott Kelly put his “Endurance” to the test, both on Earth and beyond.

    

Sifting Through a Life After Suicide

In a documentary, a filmmaker sorts through the items her sister left behind to try to make sense of her life, and her death.

    

He’s 22. She’s 81. Their Friendship Is Melting Hearts.

The two met on the Words With Friends app, and photos of their in-person meeting delighted thousands of people on social media.

    

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.

    

Where Silicon Valley Is Going to Get in Touch With Its Soul

The Esalen Institute, a storied hippie hotel in Big Sur, Calif., has reopened with a mission to help technologists who discover that “inside they’re hurting.”

    

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