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Puerto Rico to privatize state owned power company Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rossello announced Monday the island will privatize the assets of its state owned power company.     
Neil Diamond diagnosed with Parkinson's, retires from touring Neil Diamond announced on Monday that he has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease and will immediately retire from touring to get treatment.   Trump imposes 30 percent tariff on solar panels, washing machines The Trump administration on Monday imposed a 30 percent tariff on solar panels and washing machines, drawing mixed reactions from the industry.  
Michigan hospital calls for release of Polish doctor detained by ICE A hospital in Michigan is fighting for the release of a Polish-born doctor who was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.   West coast trip has Philadelphia Eagles prepared for Super Bowl week In early December, the Philadelphia Eagles spent a week on the west coast between road games against the Seattle Seahawks and the Los Angeles Rams.  
Tom Brady gives thumbs-up after Patriots win A practice-field handoff mishap last Wednesday put Tom Brady's injured right hand in the spotlight heading into Sunday afternoon's AFC Championship Game.   Obamacare helping poor families the most Poor families have benefited the most from Obamacare, spending less on both out-of-pocket care and health insurance premiums, a new study shows.   All that smartphone time may be making teens unhappy Teens who are glued to their smartphones and other devices are unhappier than those who spend less time on digital media, new research finds.   Opioid epidemic also taking toll on babies Researchers report that babies exposed to these narcotics while in the womb run the risk of certain head and neck abnormalities.   Montana governor signs executive order to restore net neutrality in state Montana Gov. Steve Bullock on Monday issued an executive order to protect net neutrality in his state.   Baker Mayfield leads list of finalists for Lombardi Award The Lombardi Award is down to seven finalists after initial balloting whittled the candidate list from 21.   New England Patriots, Jacksonville Jaguars AFC title game draws huge TV ratings The New England Patriots pulled off another postseason comeback to reach their eighth Super Bowl of the Tom Brady-Bill Belichick era and Sunday's telecast generated huge ratings.   Raiders QB Derek Carr, Cowboys TE Jason Witten named Pro Bowl replacements Tom Brady and Zach Ertz are unable to participate in the Pro Bowl because they will be preparing for the Super Bowl.   Netflix adds record 8 million subscribers in fourth quarter Netflix added a record number of subscribers at the end of 2017, the company announced in its quarterly report Monday.   Poll: Trump's first-year job approval 10 points lower than predecessors U.S. President Donald Trump's average job approval rating throughout his first year in office was more than 10 points lower than any other president.   Pat Shurmur officially named New York Giants head coach Last week Pat Shurmur emerged as the favorite to fill the New York Giants head coaching vacancy.   Boston Celtics' Gordon Hayward is shooting again Boston Celtics forward Gordon Hayward isn't back on the court at TD Garden, but he was recently getting up some shots.   Atlanta Falcons hire Greg Knapp to coach Matt Ryan, quarterbacks The Atlanta Falcons named Greg Knapp as their new quarterbacks coach on Monday, reuniting him with the team and head coach Dan Quinn.   Minnie Mouse honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Minnie Mouse was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday, four decades after her male counterpart Mickey Mouse.   Cleveland Browns on verge of hiring Todd Haley as offensive coordinator After being let go as the offensive coordinator of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Todd Haley is set to fill the same role for the Cleveland Browns.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Saudi women will soon be able to drive. What about everything they can't do?Headline-grabbing announcements regarding women's rights obscure the conflicts within families and throughout society over justice and the rule of law.
 
Apple to help Malala Fund educate girlsTech giant Apple and the Malala Fund have teamed up to help deliver education to over 100,000 girls in India and Latin America.
70 million people suffer in neglected crises, CARE saysNorth Korea leads list of humanitarian crises that are largely playing out beyond the attention of aid workers, donors and the media, CARE International said on Monday.
TSA tightens screening on cargo from six Middle East airlinesCiting recent threats and plots, the TSA announced on Monday that cargo entering the U.S. on six Middle East-based airlines will get tighter screening.
Meet Rainbow Voices Mumbai, India's first and only LGBTQ choirThe 40-member choral ensemble is hoping to change hearts and minds across India.
Pence says U.S. embassy will move to Jerusalem next yearThe U.S. embassy in Israel will move to Jerusalem by the end of 2019, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said on Monday.
300K protesters show that fight over European nation's name is far from finishedGreeks held a huge protest over any use of "Macedonia" in the name of the neighboring ex-Yugoslav republic as Skopje and Athens seek to resolve the issue.
Tokyo holds 1st missile attack drill, reveals 5-minute window to fleeJapan is escalating efforts to prepare its citizens for a possible war even as hope grows over North Korea's participation in the Winter Olympics.
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Government Shutdown, Jerusalem, Super Bowl: Your Evening Briefing
With Talking Stick in Hand, Moderate Senators Broke the ShutdownTwo dozen centrist senators from both parties banded together to push their leaders to a deal to reopen the government. Now comes the hard part.
Senate Democrats’ Vote to End Shutdown Infuriates Some on the LeftLiberal and immigration activists said Democrats betrayed young undocumented immigrants by reopening the government after only three days of a shutdown.
Whiplash for Federal Workers: Go Home! Wait! Come Back!Federal workers across the country fumed at both political parties. And uncertainties remained.
Bonuses Aside, Tax Law’s Trickle-Down Impact Not Yet ClearCompanies are announcing bonuses as a result of the tax cuts but it remains to be seen how much of that money will filter through to workers in the years to come.
Trump Slaps Steep Tariffs on Foreign Washing Machines and Solar ProductsThe Trump administration said it would impose steep tariffs on imports, the first major step by the administration to erect the kind of barriers the president frequently threatened.
Pennsylvania Congressional District Map Is Ruled UnconstitutionalThe State Supreme Court’s order on Monday joins a string of court decisions striking down political maps for unduly favoring one party. The court ordered that a new map be submitted to it by Feb. 15.
How Big a Deal Is a New Congressional Map for Pennsylvania?Although Democrats will probably pick up a few additional seats in this year’s election, the development is less helpful for them than it might at first appear. As Turkey Attacks Kurds in Syria, U.S. Is on the SidelineTurkish forces continued their attack on the Kurds, America’s closest ally in the war on Islamic State, with the apparent blessing of Moscow.
What’s Behind Turkey’s Attack on Syria’s KurdsThe military offensive puts Turkey on a collision course with the United States, a NATO ally.
Naomi Parker Fraley, the Real Rosie the Riveter, Dies at 96Mrs. Fraley’s connection to Rosie was made public in 2016, ending years of speculation over who was the model for the fictional 1940s war worker.
Editorial: The Jell-O President and the ShutdownOp-Ed Columnist: Schumer Sells Out the ResistanceOp-Ed Columnist: The Art of the Broken DealOp-Ed Columnist: Democrats Go for the Jugular! (Their Own)With the government shutdown, they followed a brilliant plan to turn midterm-election success into failure.
Op-Ed Contributors: Why the I.R.S. Fears BitcoinThe Conversation: The Government Is Dead. Long Live the Government!Shutdowns and stopgaps are no way to deal with the Dreamers or any other aspect of our immigration policy.
Op-Docs: Baby BrotherSometimes coming home is the hardest move of all. Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Trump Is Killing the American DreamIt has been endangered for some decades now, but his racist policies are hastening its demise.
Op-Ed Contributor: Yes, Trump Is Weak. So Is Congress.The legislative branch needs to assert itself in the face of presidential chaos.
Op-Ed Contributor: Trump’s Anti-Immigrant Racism Represents an American TraditionHis crude comments should lead to an honest reckoning with the sentiments behind our policies.
No Passport or Ticket: How a Woman Evaded Airport Security and Flew to LondonMarilyn Hartman has successfully sneaked onto three flights since 2014 and attempted to breach airport security at least a dozen times.
Mike Pence Says U.S. Embassy Will Open in Jerusalem Next YearThe vice president promised the quicker-than-expected move during a visit to Israel’s Parliament, where Arab lawmakers staged a protest and were removed.
Heads of State and C.E.O.s in Davos Beware: 6 Feet of Snow in 6 DaysA weekend blizzard was still filling the mountain valley with more snow on Monday night as heads of state and C.E.O.s tried to gather for the World Economic Forum.
New Jersey Town Aims to Keep App-Guided Outsiders Off Its StreetsLeonia, a town at the foot of the George Washington Bridge, has closed 60 streets to out-of-town cars during the morning and afternoon rush hours.
Wary, Weary or Both, Southern Lawmakers Tone Down Culture WarsState bills on lightning-rod social issues are getting noticeably less impetus this year, as elections loom and state leaders try to attract business investment.
Pope Apologizes to Abuse Victims but Again Doubts ThemThe pope’s doubting of sexual abuse victims prompts concerns that he will not hold the church hierarchy fully accountable for its role in the crisis.
China’s Housing Market Is Like a Casino. Can a Property Tax Tame It?Officials appear to be warming to the idea of imposing the country’s first national tax on homes to cool a market subject to wild booms and busts.
To Rid the Taj Mahal of Its Grime, India Prescribes a Mud BathFor centuries, monsoon rains were enough to keep the dirt off India’s monument to eternal love. But not anymore.
The Pour: The History of Wine in 442 Podcasts“I’ll Drink to That” has become an invaluable archive for those interested in some of the great characters and personalities in wine.
Fiction: A Novel That Asks, What if Abortion Were Again Illegal?“Red Clocks,” by Leni Zumas, imagines a dystopian near-future in which women are once again stripped of reproductive freedoms.
The Carpetbagger: Mary J. Blige Dealt With ‘Personal Pain’ in ‘Mudbound’Abandoning the glamour of wigs and makeup, the singer and actress poured her suffering into a role that may land her an Oscar nomination.
At 100, the Cleveland Orchestra May (Quietly) Be America’s BestDon’t expect fireworks from this soberly sensible orchestra, coming to Carnegie Hall this week. It’s an understated celebration.
Review: Anna Paquin Takes Her Turn as a Detective in ‘Bellevue’Take “Broadchurch” (scenic small-town setting), add “The Killing” (moody missing-child mystery), top off with a troubled single-mom heroine, and voilà.
Jelena Dokic Recounts Her Rise in Tennis With an Abusive FatherIn recent months, Dokic, a former No. 4-ranked player, has opened up in interviews and a book about the beatings she says her father gave her that left her bruised and suicidal.
Trilobites: They Hunt. They Gather. They’re Very Good at Talking About Smells.A study of hunter-gatherers on the Malay Peninsula suggests that culture plays a role in how we describe the odors all around us.
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