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Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte marries Kayla Rae Reid
White House doctor declares Trump 'in excellent health' President Donald Trump is "in excellent health," White House doctor Ronny Jackson said Friday after the president's first full physical exam in office.      Fewer hospitals closed after ACA expanded Medicaid
Columbus statue to remain in NYC park A statue of Christopher Columbus will remain in a New York City park, determined a commission tasked with gathering public feedback about the Italian explorer.   Arizona Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald basing decision on next head coach Star wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald said Friday that any decision on his status for next season is based on who the Arizona Cardinals hire to replace retired head coach Bruce Arians.  
New England Patriots not bringing WR Malcolm Mitchell back New England Patriots wide receiver Malcolm Mitchell has been practicing for a few weeks, leading to speculation that he might make his return in Saturday's playoff game.   Baker Mayfield on radar of Denver Broncos at Senior Bowl The Denver Broncos could be in the market for a quarterback again -- and it appears Heisman Trophy winner Baker Mayfield is on their radar.   New Orleans Saints WR Brandon Coleman ruled out for game against Minnesota Vikings New Orleans Saints wide receiver Brandon Coleman was ruled out of Sunday's NFC divisional round playoff game against the Minnesota Vikings.   Carolina Panthers LB Thomas Davis: 2018 to be last season Carolina Panthers linebacker Thomas Davis can see the handwriting on the wall regarding his reduced role, and as a result he reportedly said the 2018 season will be his last.   Tennessee Titans' flight to New England delayed three hours The Tennessee Titans' team flight to Boston for Saturday night's playoff game was delayed about three hours in Nashville on Friday.   Minnesota Vikings QB Sam Bradford's status remains up in air Minnesota Vikings coach Mike Zimmer said he is unsure if quarterback Sam Bradford will dress for Sunday's divisional matchup against the New Orleans Saints.   Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp not angry about Philippe Coutinho's departure Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says he isn't angry about losing star midfielder Philippe Coutinho to FC Barcelona.   Dozens injured in protests over Trump's Jerusalem move Clashes between Palestinians protesting U.S. President Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital and Israeli forces left dozens injured Friday.   New antifungal drug combats deadly microscopic yeast Scientists have discovered a novel drug compound capable of combating drug-resistant yeast strains.   Arizona man pleads not guilty to killing ex, 2 children on Christmas Day An Arizona man pleaded not guilty to killing his former wife and their two children, who were found shot to death Christmas Day, court records indicate.   CDC: Severe flu season slams all but one state The worst flu season in years is only getting worse, with 49 states now seeing widespread misery, U.S. health officials report.   Bears retain DC Fangio with 3-year deal Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio agreed to a three-year deal to remain with the Chicago Bears on Friday, according to multiple reports.   Starz working on a series set in the 'John Wick' universe Starz is developing "The Continental," a Chris Collins-penned drama connected to Keanu Reeves' "John Wick" film franchise.   John Feeley, U.S. ambassador to Panama, resigns John Feeley, U.S. ambassador to Panama, has resigned, citing an inability to serve President Donald Trump.   South Carolina coach Muschamp inks six-year extension South Carolina coach Will Muschamp received a six-year, $28.2 million contract after leading the Gamecocks to a nine-win season, the school announced Friday.   Vikings CB Newman limited in practice Minnesota Vikings cornerback Terrance Newman was limited in practice Friday as he deals with a foot injury.   Trump says he's extending Iran sanctions relief for last time President Donald Trump on Friday said he is extending sanctions relief to Iran under the 2015 nuclear deal, but for the last time.   Steelers WR Brown falls ill, sent home Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown was sent home from practice on Friday with an illness, the team announced.   Chiefs QB Smith to replace Rivers in Pro Bowl Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith was named as a replacement for Philip Rivers of the Los Angeles Chargers on the AFC roster for the upcoming Pro Bowl, the team announced Friday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte is officially married. 
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This is what Haiti looks like
Canadian police search for man who cut 11-year-old girl's hijabToronto police are investigating an attack on an 11-year-old girl whose hijab headcovering was repeatedly cut on her way to school on Friday, heightening pressure on Canadian governments to take further action against attacks on Muslims.
  Trump denies Haiti slur amid fallout from 'shithole' commentTrump appeared to deny he insulted Haiti and African nations as "shithole countries" but admitted he'd used "tough" language.
Immigrants to Trump: 'Why wouldn't you want us?'Some were baffled, others outraged after President Donald Trump called El Salvador, African nations and Haiti "shithole countries" during immigration talks. Senate in crosshairs of Fancy Bear hackers, security firm warnsTrend Micro says the group, often nicknamed Fancy Bear, whose hacking campaign scrambled the 2016 election, is still targeting U.S. organizations.
Trump cancels London trip, blames Obama for 'bad' embassyTrump's decision was greeted with relief by London's Mayor Sadiq Khan who said Trump had "finally got the message" that he was not welcome in the capital.
Merkel strikes deal with rivals, opens path to German governmentAngela Merkel has opened coalition talks with rival Social Democrats (SPD) in a bid to ease months of uncertainty that has undermined Germany's global role.
Trump referred to Haiti and African nations as 'shithole' countriesPresident Donald Trump referred to African countries, Haiti and El Salvador as "shithole" nations during a meeting Thursday and asked why the U.S. can't have more immigrants from Norway.
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Trump, Haiti, London: Your Friday Evening Briefing
A Senior Republican Senator Admonishes Trump: ‘American Is an Idea, Not a Race’The president’s racially charged comments threaten an emerging agreement to project some undocumented immigrants, which risks bringing a government shutdown.
White House Memo: A President Who Fans, Rather Than Douses, the Nation’s Racial FiresAfter his latest incendiary comments, the president’s critics say there is no doubt he is a racist. The White House calls such suggestions “insulting.”
Porn Star Was Reportedly Paid to Stay Quiet About TrumpThe reported $130,000 payment was made shortly before the election. Mr. Trump “vehemently denies” the encounter happened, his lawyer said.
News Analysis: Trump’s Demand to Rewrite Iran Deal Tests a Weakened Diplomatic CorpsThe Trump administration is being forced to rethink strategies that were driven largely by military considerations.
State of the Art: The Difficulties With Facebook’s News Feed OverhaulFacebook faces complex questions over its prioritization of “meaningful” content in the News Feed, including whether people want that kind of content in the first place.
The End of the Social News Era? Journalists Brace for Facebook’s Big ChangeMedia executives watch skeptically as Mark Zuckerberg, in a heated political environment, shifts the focus of his site back to the personal.
Facebook Is Changing. What Does That Mean for Your News Feed?The social network has implemented major changes to the types of posts, videos and photos that appear in your News Feed. Here is what you should expect.
Mr. Amazon Steps OutJeff Bezos is the world’s richest person and can afford virtually any luxury. But obscurity is no longer among them.
Jeff Bezos Jumps Into ‘Dreamer’ Fight With Gift for ScholarshipsMr. Bezos’ $33 million donation for young immigrants brought to the country illegally injects him into one of the most contentious political issues in the United States.
Inside Uber’s $100,000 Payment to a Hacker, and the FalloutHow Uber grappled with a 2016 hack is under scrutiny and has cast a chill over how other companies deal with security threats.
Victims of California Mudslides Were Swept Away Weeks After Surviving FiresThe mudslides in Montecito, Calif., wiped out entire blocks, pulling people from their homes and killing at least 18.
What the Aftermath of a Deadly Mudslide Looks LikeMudslides in California left devastation in their wake. At least 18 people have been killed, and search and rescue workers were hunting for the missing.
Editorial: Donald Trump Flushes Away America’s ReputationNo useful answers on immigration will come from a bigoted president with a warped view of the world, and his nation’s principles.
Op-Ed Contributor: Mr. President, Your Toga Is ShowingOp-Ed Contributor: What Makes a Country Great? Meet Haiti’s People.I grew up using a latrine, alongside some of the most resilient, decent people I’ve ever encountered.
Op-Ed Columnist: So It’s One, Two, Three Strikes You’re Out …Op-Ed Columnist: Proud to Live in a Nation of HolersContributing Op-Ed Writer: No One Is Coming to Save Us From Trump’s RacismYes, people in the room say they heard him make the remarks about “shithole” countries. No, he won’t face any consequences.
Op-Ed Columnist: Mr. Trump, Meet a Hero Whom You MalignedOpinion: The Secret to a Happy Marriage Is Knowing How to FightOpinion: To Make Prisons ‘Safer,’ Some Are Banning . . . BooksDenying people the right to read, especially books that reflect their own lives, has a sordid history.
Trump Is in ‘Excellent Health,’ Doctor Says After ExamDr. Ronny L. Jackson, a rear admiral in the Navy and the White House physician provided no details, including Mr. Trump’s weight or blood pressure.
C.D.C. Postpones Session Preparing Us for Nuclear WarAfter the agency’s workshop attracted considerable media attention, especially given President Trump’s recent words with North Korea, the session has been postponed.
Global Elite? At Davos? That’s News to MnuchinPresident Trump’s trip to the World Economic Forum is raising eyebrows in Washington given the event’s reputation as a retreat for the “globalists” he disdains.
New Sound at Saudi Soccer Game: Women Cheering From the StandsSaudi women have long had to content themselves with watching their favorite sports teams on television. But on Friday, women were allowed into a public stadium for the first time.
For Brooklyn Rape Victim, a Long-Awaited Apology From PolicePhysically attacked and vilified in print in 1994, the now 51-year-old victim calls the #MeToo movement an ongoing reality
Response to French Letter Denouncing #MeToo Shows a Sharp DivideFrench feminists criticized the letter signed by Catherine Deneuve and other women, saying it underestimated the harm inflicted by sexual harassment.
To New Yorkers’ Delight, Coogan’s Says It Isn’t Closing After AllCoogan’s restaurant and bar, a civic fixture in Washington Heights for 32 years, reached a new agreement with its landlord just three days after its owners announced they would be closing.
Canadian Whisky’s Long-Awaited ComebackInterest in all kinds of whiskeys has spurred a new wave of distilleries, and a renewed respect for a distinctive spirit.
Your Money: With a Tax Deduction Gone, Is Home Equity a Smart Way to Pay for College?The new tax law removes the ability to deduct interest paid on home equity loans. Will schools ask less of families, and should parents even use the loans to pay for school?
Critic’s Notebook: How to Listen to Rock ’n’ Roll in a TheaterRock is underexplored onstage, but two Under the Radar shows, “How to Be a Rock Critic” and “The Hendrix Project,” grapple with its transformative power.
On the Runway: Is the Fashion Wearables Love Affair Over?Review: One Vote for ‘Victoria’ Over ‘The Crown’In the battle of prestige series about British queens, the glossy pleasures of PBS’s “Victoria” can hold their own against Netflix’s highly lauded “The Crown.”
Review: Who Am I? ‘Panorama’ Says There Is No Easy AnswerIn this multimedia, multidimensional performance piece, the boundaries of race, gender and ethnicity blur into a shifting pageant of identity.
Review: A Conductor’s Exciting Return to the New York PhilharmonicSusanna Malkki led works by Debussy, Tchaikovsky and Esa-Pekka Salonen in an impressive follow-up to her debut with the orchestra in 2015.
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