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USC WR Deontay Burnett to forgo senior season Quarterback Sam Darnold's No. 1 target at Southern California this season is following him into the NFL draft.     
Cavaliers' LeBron James blocks Timberwolves' Tyus Jones into next week Cavaliers star LeBron James looked like he was Tyus Jones' older brother playing ball in the driveway with a huge block on the Minnesota Timberwolves guard.   Congressional pair introduces bipartisan DACA bill A Democrat from California and a Republican from Texas are working together to introduce bipartisan legislation on DACA.  
2,000 people possibly exposed to hepatitis A at Utah 7-Eleven Health officials in Utah warned as many as 2,000 people may have been exposed to hepatitis A at a local 7-Eleven store.   Texas woman kills family at beach resort, police say A Texas woman shot and killed her husband and two young sons before turning the gun on herself in the hotel room of a popular resort, police said Monday.  
Ex-Google engineer James Damore files discrimination lawsuit James Damore, a former Google engineer, filed lawsuit against the company alleging it discriminates against conservatives, Caucasians and men.   For poorer Americans, stress brings worse health In a finding that will surprise few, new research shows that minorities and the poor suffer more stress than their wealthy, white peers   Heart health can be improved in older age, study finds Does a youth misspent lounging and lazing condemn middle-aged folks to a future of bad heart health? Maybe not, a new, small study has found.   Poll: Major parties less popular as more Americans identify as independent An increasing number of Americans identified as independent voters in 2017 while the two major parties are near their all-time low in popularity.   IOC extends Olympics entry deadline for North Korean athletes North Korean athletes have an extended deadline to register for the Pyeongchang Winter Olympic Games, the International Olympic Committee said Monday.   'X-Files' star Gillian Anderson receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame Gillian Anderson reflected on her role as Dana Scully on "The X-Files" as she was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday.   Another blown playoff lead by the Kansas City Chiefs ends their season Linebacker Derrick Johnson, with his 13 years in the NFL for the Kansas City Chiefs, needs more time to process his team's stunning collapse against the Tennessee Titans.   GoPro cutting jobs, discontinuing drone production Action camera company GoPro plans to reduce its workforce by 20 percent and stop producing drones following its preliminary fourth-quarter report.   San Francisco 49ers hire ex-Oakland Raiders DC Ken Norton Jr. as assistant head coachJacksonville Jaguars will take ugly playoff win vs. Buffalo Bills Jacksonville and Buffalo's defensive units turned in strong showings yet neither received any accolades that led people to calling this a memorable game.   Sean McVay, Los Angeles Rams' turnaround season ends abruptlyBangladeshi court upholds ban on Rohingya marriage Bangladesh's high court on Monday upheld the country's law banning Rohingya, refugee ethnic minorities from Myanmar, from getting married in the country.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The San Francisco 49ers named Ken Norton Jr. assistant head coach on Monday. 
When the bright lights turned on, the Los Angeles Rams simply weren't ready. 
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El Salvador, Oprah Winfrey, Stephen K. Bannon: Your Evening Briefing
Trump Administration Says That Nearly 200,000 Salvadorans Must LeaveThe administration decided that Salvadorans no longer qualified for temporary protection for deportation that had been granted after two devastating earthquakes in 2001.
  To Pay for Wall, Trump Would Cut Proven Border Security MeasuresExperts say some measures targeted are more effective than a wall, resulting in an approach a Republican congressman called “a third-century solution to a 21st-century problem.”
Trump Overstates Size of Tax Cuts in Speech to FarmersAt a speech to farmers in Nashville on Monday, Mr. Trump claimed he had cut taxes by $5.5 trillion instead of the actual $1.5 trillion amount.
Mueller Is Said to Likely Seek to Interview TrumpWhite House officials viewed it as a sign the special counsel’s inquiry was nearly over. But it touched off discussions about the perils of the president sitting for an interview.
Fusion GPS Founder Hauled From the Shadows for the Russia Election InvestigationGlenn R. Simpson’s firm quietly compiled the notorious dossier of possible links between President Trump and Russia. Then it became public.
Nonfiction: From ‘Fire and Fury’ to Political FirestormOprah 2020? Democrats Swing From Giddy to Skeptical at the ProspectIn the imagination of some Democrats, Oprah Winfrey seemed an answer to the party’s problems. Others questioned whether the country would be willing to accept another TV star.
What Politicians Could Learn from Oprah WinfreySneer at celebrity all you want, but elections are contests of stories, and Ms. Winfrey showed that she can tell one.
The Best and Worst of the Golden GlobesFrom a rousing Oprah Winfrey to silent men who didn’t speak out about sexual harassment, it was a night of highs and lows at the first major awards ceremony of the #MeToo moment.
Trump Takes Field at College Football Championship GameThe president’s appearance seemed intended to emphasize his furious critique of athletes for using football games as a place for protests.
At Kennedy, the Planes Just Wouldn’t Stop ComingFailure to stop arriving international flights after a storm created an epic jet traffic jam at the New York City hub. A burst pipe added to the misery.
Op-Ed Contributor: Oprah, Don’t Do ItThe idea of President Winfrey underscores the extent to which Trumpism has infected our civic life.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: What the President Doesn’t Get About DogsA Counterproductive Approach to a Broken Immigration SystemPulling the plug on T.P.S. will tear apart families and communities and bring more uncertainty to El Salvador.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Decline of Anti-TrumpismOp-Ed Contributors: We’re Not Ready for a Flu PandemicOp-Ed Columnist: A Very Stable Genius-in-ChiefOp-Ed Columnist: The Worst and the DumbestGiven what Trump is doing to our government, it’s a good thing he’s a very stable genius.
Rick Perry’s Plan to Rescue Struggling Coal and Nuclear Plants Is RejectedIn a blow to the Trump administration, a federal panel turned down a proposal by Energy Secretary Rick Perry to subsidize struggling plants.
Mourning Erica Garner: ‘When Her Father Died, an Activist Was Born’Although the death of Ms. Garner, 27, was attributed to natural causes, some mourners said her heart had been beaten down by injustice.
Former Hong Kong Official Pleads Not Guilty in Africa Bribery CasePatrick Ho is accused of trying to bribe Chad’s president and Uganda’s foreign minister in exchange for oil rights for a Chinese energy company.
Bulletin Board: Our Obits Editor Addresses Coverage of the Former Mormon Leader Thomas MonsonWilliam McDonald responds to readers who criticized how we described the former head of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
India’s Supreme Court Orders Review of Gay Sex BanThe court ordered a review of a colonial-era law reinstated in 2013 that criminalizes sex between men. Gay-rights advocates were elated but cautious.
In Deepest Cold, a Subway Car Becomes the Shelter of Last ResortWith temperatures in the single digits over the weekend, the E train turned into a rolling refuge for the homeless.
Fraternity Is Banned From Pennsylvania After Student’s Hazing DeathA Baruch College freshman died after taking part in a fraternity hazing, and the fraternity was convicted of aggravated assault and involuntary manslaughter.
Biodegradable Bags Cause Outrage in Italy. (It’s Not Really About Bags.)A law requiring consumers to pay for produce sacks has prompted a flood of protests. But, with elections set for March, the anger is about more than a 2-cent surcharge.
Amway Made China a Billion-Dollar Market. Now It Faces a Crackdown.Chinese regulators are questioning the tactics of companies that rely on sales representatives who recruit others below them. Sales by so-called multilevel marketing firms have surged.
Horgos Journal: A Visa-Free Zone Welcomes Your Wallet. But Maybe Not Your Beard.It’s unusually easy to enter a special economic development zone between China and Kazakhstan, unless your garb suggests you have Islamist leanings.
Critic’s Notebook: Home to Hawaii in Search of PokeIn Honolulu, where our critic grew up, the quintessential marinated-fish dish appears in a welter of different styles and stores.
The New Health Care: A Memory Shortcut, With a Little Help From FriendsHumans formed social networks long before social media, so why not put them to use?
Don’t Let a Lack of Self-Awareness Hold You BackA Mega-Dealer Expands: David Zwirner Plans a New Art GalleryThough he is bound to be criticized for becoming too corporate, Mr. Zwirner argues that a gallery needs to be ambitious for its artists.
A Hoya Again, Patrick Ewing Learns Value of Knowing When to PivotPatrick Ewing had spent years positioning himself for an N.B.A. coaching job when a phone call suggested his future might be back at Georgetown.
Eyal Shani, an Israeli Celebrity Chef, Makes His New York DebutMr. Shani’s whole roasted cauliflower will be on offer at a branch of Miznon, his global group of casual restaurants, when it opens at Chelsea Market this month.
Tim Rollins Dies at 62; Turned Bronx Teenagers Into Art StarsMr. Rollins devoted almost all of his career to an unusual combination of art-making and teaching, and to the group known as Tim Rollins + K.O.S.
Trilobites: A Mummified Child’s Remains Show Signs of a Modern ScourgeFor decades, scientists thought the toddler died nearly 500 years ago from smallpox. New research shows it carried hepatitis B.
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