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Abbas says Israel 'killed' Oslo Accords Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Sunday blamed Israel for ruining the ongoing Oslo Accords.     
NJ Governor-elect Phil Murphy fighting for 'stronger and fairer economy and society' Phil Murphy says he is working toward a "stronger and fairer economy and society" in New Jersey, what he called "the most diverse state in the United States."   Florida casino boat catches fire with 50 passengers on board A casino boat in Florida caught fire Sunday with 50 passengers on board, resulting in more than a dozen injuries, officials said.  
Blake Bortles answers critics in Jacksonville Jaguars' win over Pittsburgh Steelers Blake Bortles has had better passer ratings than the 94.1 he posted Sunday at Heinz Field.   Last-second Stefon Diggs touchdown propels Minnesota Vikings to NFC title game Case Keenum connected with Stefon Diggs for a 61-yard touchdown as time expired to send the Minnesota Vikings past the New Orleans Saints.  
Tennessee Titans offensive tackle Jack Conklin has torn ACL Tennessee Titans right tackle Jack Conklin suffered a torn ACL in Saturday's loss to the New England Patriots in an AFC divisional-round game, head coach Mike Mularkey announced Sunday.   Ben Roethlisberger still has 'desire to play football' Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has hinted at retirement for a while, but all indications are that he plans to play next season.   Moby says 'active and former CIA agents' gave him information about Trump, Russia Electronic music artist Moby said in an interview that "active and former" CIA agents told him President Donald Trump is a Russian agent.   Amtrak train crash in North Carolina kills elderly couple An Amtrak train crashed into a minivan in North Carolina on Sunday, killing a married couple, according to reports   Teddy Bridgewater among Minnesota Vikings inactives vs. New Orleans Saints The Minnesota Vikings made quarterback Teddy Bridgewater inactive Sunday leading into their NFC divisional-round game against the New Orleans Saints.   New Jersey Trooper wrangles python abandoned near toll booth A New Jersey State Trooper tested his snake charming skills when he was called to wrangle a python fond near a highway toll both.   Leonard Fournette helps Jacksonville Jaguars oust Pittsburgh Steelers Leonard Fournette scored three touchdowns and rushed for 109 yards to pace the Jacksonville Jaguars to a 45-42 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC divisional round.   New England Patriots turn deaf ear to outside noisePittsburgh Steelers set to use franchise tag on Le'Veon Bell The Pittsburgh Steelers are expected to use their franchise tag on Le'Veon Bell for the second consecutive season, setting up another likely standoff.   Pittsburgh Steelers OC Todd Haley's future with team in doubt Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Todd Haley's future with the team is in doubt because his relationship with quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has soured.   Kevin Durant won't give Drake credit for fun game vs. Raptors Golden State Warriors star Kevin Durant heard Drake's chirping after he missed a dunk in a win against the Toronto Raptors.   Golden State Warriors bench goes nuts after Klay Thompson juke and jumper The Golden State Warriors bench collapsed in excitement after watching Klay Thompson juke a defender and drain a jumper against the Toronto Raptors.   Turkey condemns U.S plans to build new Syrian border security force A spokesman for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan denounced the U.S.-led coalition's plans to train a border security force in northern Syria.   FCC chairman: Hawaii didn't have 'reasonable' safeguards FCC Chairman Ajit Pai said Hawaii didn't have "reasonable" safeguards in place to prevent erroneous missile alerts like the one Saturday.   Liverpool snaps Manchester City's unbeaten streak in 7-goal bout Liverpool scored three goals in nine minutes to beat Manchester City 4-3 Sunday at Anfield in Liverpool, England.   IV bag shortage forces hospitals to preserve resources A shortage of intravenous fluids and bags amid a severe flu season has forced U.S. hospitals to find new methods to deliver some medicines.   Arsenal leaves Alexis Sanchez at home amid United transfer rumors Chilean forward Alexis Sanchez was left at home for Arsenal's 2-1 loss against Bournemouth.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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France debates ban on cellphones in schoolsThe French education minister has broached the idea of banning cellphones from schools to tackle what he described as a "public health problem."
 
Skateboarding teaches young refugees how to fall — and get back upFree Movement Skateboarding is teaching children and teens who fled war-torn countries how to ride.
Thousands evacuated as lava flows from Philippine volcanoAuthorities warned that a "hazardous eruption" of Mount Mayon, in the northeastern Philippines, was possible within weeks or even days.
One dead, 65 hurt in 7.1-magnitude Peru earthquakeThe sole fatality was a man killed when he was crushed by a fallen rock, officials said.
Kenyan school gives unemployed youth a chance at successA school is Kenya looks to give unemployed youth and young adults an opportunity to pursue careers in technology.
This group of sea turtles is nearly all female, signalling a serious problemMore than 99 percent of juvenile sea turtles born along part of Australia's Great Barrier Reef are female, according to a new study.
Burning Iranian oil tanker finally sinks off China; 32 feared deadA burning Iranian oil tanker has sunk more than a week after a collision with a Chinese freighter, Chinese state television said on Sunday.
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In Trump’s Remarks, Black Churches See a Nation BackslidingOn the day before Martin Luther King’s Birthday, churchgoers said President Trump’s denigration of immigrants was one more turn toward an uglier past in America.
A DACA Question: Should Judges Use Local Cases to Halt National Orders?When a federal judge in California ordered a stop to a key plank of President Trump’s immigration agenda, he revived a debate over the impartiality of the judiciary.
DACA Participants Can Again Apply for Renewal, Immigration Agency SaysThe government complied with a judge’s order to resume accepting renewal requests from immigrants who were brought illegally to the United States as children.
Military Quietly Prepares for a Last Resort: War With North KoreaIt’s normal for American commanders to draw up combat plans. But recent exercises signal that the military wants to be ready for options on the Korean Peninsula.
The Interpreter: Hawaii False Alarm Hints at Thin Line Between Mishap and Nuclear WarSecurity experts called it a frightening warning of how a technical error could trigger an unintended conflict with North Korea.
False Missile Alert Looms as a Black Eye for Hawaii and Its GovernorThe false alarm and its delayed retraction added to criticism of Gov. David Ige and raised worries about the state’s reputation with tourists.
In Iran, Protester ‘Suicides’ Stir Anger and Calls for AccountabilityA willingness by members of Iran’s mainstream society to dispute official versions of protester deaths suggest that the fallout may be just beginning.
‘I’m Running,’ Romney Says Privately, but as a Trump Friend or Foe?Mitt Romney’s expected return to politics in a run to be the next senator from Utah has set off a debate over whether he should actively counter President Trump.
In Montecito, Enclave of Wealth and Fame, Unimagined TragedyMudslides left the coastal community of Montecito, Calif., in ruins, and rescuers were racing against time on Sunday to find four people still missing.
Op-Ed Contributor: Why China’s Good Environmental Policies Have Gone WrongHaste and zeal to please an increasingly authoritarian government have created unexpected problems.
Op-Ed Contributor: How the Other Half Lives in IranInequality is rising in Iran. The rural poor are angry and living increasingly precarious lives.
Opinion: Guess Who’s Coming to ‘Peanuts’The introduction, 50 years ago, of a black character into the Schulz comic strip was a major social statement.
Detroit Auto Show May Be Celebrating an Era About to EndThree years of record sales mask signs that harder times lie ahead: bigger incentives, more fleet purchases and higher used-car values.
Doug Harvey, Hall of Fame Umpire Whom Players Called God, Dies at 87Harvey was considered firm and fair during a 31-season career spent entirely in the National League. He worked five World Series and six All-Star Games.
Abbas Calls Oslo Accords Dead and Blasts U.S.: ‘Damn Your Money!’The Palestinian Authority leader assailed the Trump administration over its handling of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, vowing to reject American leadership of any peace talks.
In Czech Election, a Choice Between Leaning East or WestA presidential vote will help decide whether the Czech Republic continues to be drawn east toward Russia and China or fully re-embraces the European Union.
Missouri’s Combative Governor, Deep in Scandal, Puts on the CharmEric Greitens has found himself politically isolated after reports of an extramarital affair tarnished his image.
Rishikesh Journal: Rebuilding on the Beatles, an Ashram in India Hopes for RevivalIn Rishikesh, which hit the world’s eye when the Fab Four went there to study with the Maharishi in 1968, renovations and remembrances are underway.
It’s the Ultimate TV Prize: An Unscripted Queen ElizabethQueen Elizabeth II, who has never granted an interview, relaxes her longstanding reticence to reminisce on camera about her 1953 coronation.
Review: A Fantasy Town Builds a Wall Against Time in ‘Ballyturk’Enda Walsh’s wild cosmic farce, in which two men act out the life of a fantasy village, finds the aching emptiness in words, words, words.
Review: Risk-Taking New Opera Tells a Tragic 1950s Gay Love StoryIn “Fellow Travelers,” a story of persecuted gay love during the 1950s, the composer Gregory Spears demonstrates how to be original.
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