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Report: Tennessee Titans may bring in Day as OC New Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel is considering an assistant from his alma mater to be his offensive coordinator, according to an ESPN report Sunday.     
Doughnut-eating champ arrested for breaking into doughnut shop A North Carolina doughnut-eating contest winner was arrested Thursday for breaking into a doughnut shop, police said.   Nick Foles leads Philadelphia Eagles to Super Bowl with win over Vikings Nick Foles threw two of his three touchdown passes to Alshon Jeffery, LeGarrette Blount rushed for a score and the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Minnesota Vikings.  
Oxfam: Richest 1 percent received 82 percent of wealth in 2017 The world's richest 1 percent received 82 percent of all wealth generated last year, while the poorest 3.7 billion people saw no wealth increase at all.   No surprise: Danny Amendola makes big plays for New England Patriots Danny Amendola did a little bit of everything for the New England Patriots on Sunday.  
FBI did not keep texts between agents involved in Clinton, Trump probes The FBI did not retain text messages between two agency officials involved in the investigations of both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump for five months.   'Lies,' 'Veep,' 'Us,' 'Billboards' win top SAG Awards The stars of "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri," "This is Us" and "Veep" were honored at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in Los Angeles Sunday night.   SAG gala host Kristen Bell on politics, harassment: 'Fear and anger never win the race' Host Kristen Bell addressed recent political turmoil and the heightened attention to the treatment of women as she opened Sunday's SAG Awards ceremony.   Walter Payton Award: Greg Olsen, Benjamin Watson, J.J. Watt named finalists Carolina Panthers tight end Greg Olsen, Baltimore Ravens tight end Benjamin Watson and Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt are the three finalists for the Walter Payton Award.   New England Patriots beat Jacksonville Jaguars, advance to Super Bowl His right hand was damaged by a midweek injury and Rob Gronkowski was lost to a head injury, but Tom Brady led the New England Patriots back to the Super Bowl.   Colorado firefighters pull deer from frozen lake by an antler Firefighters in Colorado grabbed a hold of a deer's antler to help free it from a frozen lake on Sunday.   Minnesota Vikings' Adam Thielen, Andrew Sendejo active vs. Eagles Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Adam Thielen and safety Andrew Sendejo are active for Sunday's NFC championship game against the Philadelphia Eagles.   Former Arizona Wildcats coach Rich Rodriguez receives second complaint notice Former Arizona football coach Rich Rodriguez received a second notice of claim of a hostile work environment against him by the woman who filed the original claim last month.   New York Giants GM Dave Gettleman to evaluate quarterbacks in NFL Draft New York Giants new general manager Dave Gettleman wants Eli Manning to remain as the team's quarterback but plans to evaluate quarterbacks available in the 2018 NFL draft.   Robert Kraft: Tom Brady, Bill Belichick part of New England Patriots' foreseeable future New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft told the NFL Network on Sunday that quarterback Tom Brady and coach Bill Belichick are part of the team's plans for the foreseeable future.   Large crowds persist worldwide for second day of Women's March Demonstrators and activists in the United States and worldwide took to the streets for a second day of Women's Marches on Sunday.   Germany's SPD votes in favor of coalition talks with Merkel Germany's Social Democrat Party agreed to enter the second and final stage of coalition talks with Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union.   Rashaan Salaam's Heisman Trophy auctioned for almost $400K for CTE research The Heisman Trophy won by running back Rashaan Salaam in 1994 sold for a record $399,608 at an auction on Saturday night.   Miami Hurricanes cornerback gives up football due to neck injury Miami Hurricanes cornerback Malek Young, who started 10 games as a sophomore last season, will have to end his career because of a neck/verterbrae injury.   Romeo Crennel regains defensive coordinator job with Houston Texans Romeo, Romeo, where art thou? Romeo Crennel is in Houston, and will assume the defensive coordinator job with the Texans.   Pat Shurmur favorite to be next New York Giants head coach, Jack Del Rio as DC Minnesota Vikings offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur is expected to have a second interview with the New York Giants for their head coaching vacancy.   Todd Haley in talks with Cleveland Browns for offensive coordinator job Former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Todd Haley has been in talks with the Cleveland Browns to be their new offensive coordinator.   Minnesota Vikings' Adam Thielen, Andrew Sendejo expected to play vs. Eagles Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Adam Thielen and safety Andrew Sendejo are expected to play in Sunday's NFC championship game against the Philadelphia Eagles.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Spy oysters and kayak patrols: How France is fighting food thievesArmed with drones and night-vision goggles, French farmers and law enforcement are fighting back against the thefts of expensive produce
 
North Korea to send inspection team to PyeongChangThe eight-member team will be headed by Yoon Yong Bok, a Sports Ministry official, and will also include athletes, media and cheerleaders.
Brexit is a bitter pill for many foreign doctorsEven before Britain voted to leave the European Union, the financially strapped NHS was beset by workforce shortages. And Brexit is only making matters worse.
Demonstrators rally worldwide for second day of Women's MarchesDemonstrators and activists gathered in cities worldwide on Sunday for a second day of Women's Marches.
Pence lays blame on Democrats for shutdownIn an exclusive interview with NBC News, Pence expanded on his speech to the troops, taking aim directly at Democrats for the shutdown.
Gunmen assault luxury hotel in Afghan capital, 18 deadAt least fourteen foreigners and four Afghans were killed after gunmen attacked the Intercontinental Hotel in Kabul, a spokesman for the Interior Ministry said.
Iranian movement finds solidarity with U.S. Women's MarchIranian journalist and activist, Masih Alinejad marched in solidarity with women in New York to elevate the plight of oppressed women in Iran.
Cooler ocean, big snowfall doesn't mean global warming is slowingClimate researchers at two U.S. government agencies found 2017 to be one of the hottest years, but with anomalies: increased snow and a cooler Pacific Ocean.
Turkish troops attack Kurdish enclave in northern SyriaTurkish troops and Syrian opposition forces attacked a Kurdish enclave in northern Syria Sunday in a bid to drive a U.S.-allied Kurdish militia from the region.
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A President Not Sure of What He Wants Complicates the Shutdown ImpasseDemocrats struggle with a president who says he wants to compromise but then is reined in by his own staff, while Republican leaders are loath to guess at his intentions.
Here Are the Senators Trying to Find a Bipartisan Solution to the Government ShutdownA group of bipartisan lawmakers emerged as the negotiators behind a potential deal to end the gridlock and reopen the government.
1 Son, 4 Overdoses, 6 HoursDrug deaths draw the most notice, but more addicted people live than die. For them and their families, life can be a relentless cycle of worry, hope and chaos.
How a ‘Perfect Storm’ in New Hampshire Has Fueled an Opioid CrisisNew Hampshire is relatively prosperous, with low crime and unemployment. But the state is short on treatment centers, and drugs are readily available in nearby Massachusetts.
Voices From the Women’s MarchesMarking the anniversary of the Women’s March in January 2017, hundreds of thousands of people gathered in major cities and small towns around the globe over the weekend, marching for women’s rights from Cheyenne, Wyo., to Pikeville, Ky., to Washington to Rome on Saturday and from Paris to London to Las Vegas, Nev. on Sunday. Photographers went to rallies for The New York Times and asked marchers what their hopes were for 2018.
Venezuela’s Most-Wanted Rebel Shared His Story, Just Before DeathÓscar Pérez, the policeman who commandeered a helicopter and called on Venezuelans to rise up, spoke with The Times in the days and hours before he was killed.
On Pro Football: Patriots End a Week of Hand-Wringing With Another A.F.C. CrownTom Brady’s injured throwing hand caused much concern for Patriots fans, but he engineered yet another comeback in a victory over the Jaguars that sent New England to the Super Bowl.
Philadelphia Slathers Crisco on Street Poles to Keep Eagles Fans DownAhead of a big playoff championship game, the police in Philadelphia greased up poles to keep boisterous people from climbing them.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Empathize With Your Political FoeOp-Ed Contributor: Why India’s Big Fix Is a Big FlubAn ambitious biometric ID project was supposed to bolster welfare and check corruption. It has only created new problems.
Editorial: Lobbyists Romp in Trump’s WashingtonIn his Inaugural Address, President Trump promised to upend the money-grubbing culture of the capital. It’s only gotten worse.
Op-Ed Contributor: Liberia’s Next Fight?The outgoing president stabilized the country. The new one, George Weah, must clean it up.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Donald Trump and His Work WivesOp-Ed Columnist: The Democrats Are Right — and Should SettleOp-Ed Columnist: Shutdown, Showdown, Sure ThingOp-Ed Contributor: Roe v. Wade Was About More Than AbortionEditorial: New Directory to Lawmakers: The Court CalendarThis year has been a “scandal-palooza” of criminal cases against lawmakers and officials in Albany.
Pence and Jordan’s King ‘Agree to Disagree’ on JerusalemVice President Mike Pence met King Abdullah II amid rising tension between their two countries over President Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
Bradford Dillman, Star of Broadway and Hollywood, Dies at 87Mr. Dillman had at least 140 film and television credits to his name, but he was best known for his roles in “Long Day’s Journey Into Night” and “Compulsion.”
Turkey Begins Ground Assault on Kurdish Enclave in SyriaTurkish forces crossed the Syrian border into Afrin in an assault on Kurdish militias, amid growing international concern. Deaths were reported on both sides of the border.
Pope Lauds Peru’s Young, but Stays Silent on Church Sex AbuseEnding his weeklong visit to Latin America, Francis did not address an abuse scandal by a Roman Catholic group based in Peru.
Peterborough Journal: This City Once Made Much of What Canada Bought. But No More.With the closing of plants like a 126-year-old G.E. factory, many in Peterborough, Ontario, scoff at the idea that Nafta benefits only Canada and Mexico.
Watching a Ridge Slide in Slow Motion, a Town Braces for DisasterEvery day a mountainside looming over Interstate 82 and the Yakima River slips another few inches. Experts believe it will collapse, but they don’t know when.
Inside Amazon Go, a Store of the FutureThe technology inside Amazon’s new convenience store, opening Monday in downtown Seattle, enables a shopping experience like no other — including no checkout lines.
When Running Is More Than a SportWith running in a transitional period, an apparel company’s advertising campaign has favored images of people who use the activity to build a community.
Side Street: The Slow-Motion Unraveling of an Immigrant FamilyJuan Villacis hoped his family would get political asylum in the United States after fleeing threats of violence in Colombia. Instead, they are being deported, starting with him.
Review: ‘The Alienist’ Is a Period Piece That Missed Its MomentNearly a quarter century in the making, Caleb Carr’s inventive novel hits TV as simply a competent spin on familiar themes.
On Tennis: Momentum Builds Toward Grigor Dimitrov’s Grand Slam BreakthroughDimitrov, the No. 3 seed, put away Nick Kyrgios in four tight sets in a fourth-round classic at the Australian Open on Sunday.
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