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Zika attacks placentas of pregnant monkeys, study finds When Zika infection occurs during pregnancy, the virus may damage the placenta, new research finds.     
College Football early Top 25 poll: Clemson Tigers toe early line for No. 1 poll position There is always a rush to publish projections for next season's Top 25 in the immediate aftermath of a college football national championship game.   Auburn Tigers QB Jarrett Stidham has minor shoulder surgery Auburn starting quarterback Jarrett Stidham had surgery on his non-throwing shoulder recently, the school confirmed this week.  
NFL players suffered most concussions in league history since being tracked Concussions continued to rise in the NFL in 2017, reaching its highest total in the six years the league has been tracking them.   Lawyer for Baltimore Ravens' Marlon Humphrey expects charge to be dropped The lawyer for cornerback Marlon Humphrey of the Baltimore Ravens said Friday he believes a warrant issued for the arrest of his client for the alleged theft of a phone charger will be dismissed.  
ESPN claims Michigan State suppressed info on players' sex assault charges On the same day Michigan State athletic director Mark Hollis resigned, ESPN reported on Friday that the Michigan State athletic department suppressed information.   Tim Jernigan only Philadelphia Eagles player to miss practice Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Tim Jernigan was the team's only player absent from Friday's practice, due to an illness.   Carson Wentz not surprised Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl Carson Wentz is not surprised the Philadelphia Eagles are in the Super Bowl, even if a season-ending injury has relegated the second-year quarterback to the role of spectator.   Kansas City Chiefs LB Kevin Pierre-Louis arrested on marijuana charge Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Kevin Pierre-Louis was arrested for misdemeanor possession of marijuana after a traffic stop in Johnson County (Kan.).   New York Giants brass convinced Pat Shurmur right man for job After a 3-13 season that saw the New York Giants' locker room erode into a cesspool of infighting, dejected attitudes and uncertainties, the team is turning to Pat Shurmur.   Tom Brady keeps gloves on, Rob Gronkowski missing for New England Patriots New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was still wearing red gloves while tight end Rob Gronkowski was absent during Friday's walkthrough session.   Pittsburgh Steelers DE Cameron Heyward: 'Load of crap' to blame Mike Tomlin Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end Cameron Heyward came to the defense of Mike Tomlin with the coach under fire following the team's playoff loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars.   New York Giants' Pat Shurmur plans to get to know Odell Beckham Jr. Pat Shurmur officially was introduced as the 18th head coach of the New York Giants on Friday.   Boeing loses bid for trade relief against Bombardier The U.S. International Trade Commission on Friday foiled Boeing's attempts to get trade relief against Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier.   Winter Olympics detente does not rule out North Korea military option North Korea's push for reconciliation with the South is being welcomed in the United States.   More than $17.5M awarded to Jacob Technology for services Jacobs Technology has been awarded a contract for engineering services in support of launch testing for the U.S. Navy and the British government.   Johnny Manziel responds to not being eligible for XFL Vince McMahom got many people excited when he announced the return of the XFL this week.   General Dynamics to support U.S., British submarines General Dynamics was awarded a contract for services in support of U.S. and British ballistic and guided missile submarines.   Penn State's Carr hits deep buzzer-beater to sink Ohio State Tony Carr provided the dagger in Penn State's win against Ohio State with a deep 3-pointer at the buzzer.   FDA approves Lutathera for gastro and pancreatic cancersThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Lutathera, or lutetium Lu 177 dotatate.   FedEx credits tax plan for $3.2B in wage increase, investments FedEx said it's putting $3.2 billion toward wage increases and other investments, a move it said was made by possible by last year's tax overhaul.   Coutinho gets nutmeg before being fouled in Barcelona debut Brazilian midfielder Philippe Coutinho showed some brief brilliance in his debut showing for Barcelona.   Evacuations begin as rain causes Paris' Seine River to overflow About 400 people have been evacuated thus far as continued rising flood waters in Paris caused the Seine River to overflow its banks, authorities said.   Study shows there's more time post-stroke to remove clots with new imaging Patients' outcomes from strokes can be improved by removing brain clots several hours longer after the condition than now performed, according to a study.   Study highlights difficulty for first responders to use drugs in diabetic crises But new research first responders might not be able to administer a potentially lifesaving medication called glucagon to people with diabetes.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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North Korea sent this assassin to kill the South's president. He's now a megachurch pastor.A group of North Korean commandos sneaked into South Korea on a mission to assassinate its president. Then it ran into four brothers out to cut wood.
 
Canadian billionaire and his wife were murdered, police sayBarry Sherman, the founder of the Canadian drug company Apotex, and his wife, Honey, were found dead in their mansion on Dec. 15.
With GDP down, has Trump lost an important bargaining chip?Business sentiment towards the U.S. is more likely to be influenced by the administration's stance on climate change and trade than by the recent tax cuts.
Bolivia wrestles with protecting child laborersIs 10 too young to work? Not in Bolivia, where President Evo Morales says children have the right, but should be protected.
Russia timeline: Key players, meetings and investigation detailsAs special counsel Mueller continues his inquiries into Russia collusion in the 2016 election, new information continues to be added to the timeline of facts.
In order to tell LGBTQ stories, filmmakers in Asia turn to the webFrom Vietnam to Indonesia, a growing number of LGBTQ-themed web series are finding audiences in Southeast Asia.
The pain of chocolate: Nutella discounts spark brawls in French supermarketsBrawls have broken out in French supermarkets as shoppers scramble to get their hands on discounted tubs of chocolate and hazelnut spread.
Trump almost apologizes for retweeting 'horrible racist people'President Donald Trump almost apologized for retweeting inflammatory anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant videos shared by a British far-right political group.
Dozens die as blaze rips through hospital without sprinkler system in S. KoreaSouth Korea, Asia's fourth-largest economy, has faced criticism over inadequate safety standards. The fire is the country's deadliest in at least a decade. More Recent Articles
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Davos, Mueller, Syria: Your Friday Evening Briefing
Trump Arrived in Davos as a Party Wrecker. He Leaves Praised as a Pragmatist.President Trump used two days in Davos to assuage the worst fears about his presidency among the global elite while aggressively courting investment.
A Sober Trump Reassures the Davos EliteIn a restrained speech, the president argued that his “America First” policies were consistent with the current global economic system.
Fact Check: In Davos Speech, Trump Mixes Facts With FictionThe president was wrong about his place in history and mostly right in his assessment of a strong economy.
Counsel Quietly Trying to Corral Trump While Pushing G.O.P.’s AgendaAs a series of firings and resignations roiled the first year of the Trump administration, Donald F. McGahn II maintained a low profile, but he has recently been thrust squarely into the public eye.
Senate Democrats Seek to Protect Mueller From Being FiredThe Democratic leadership is seeking to ensure that budget negotiations include legislation to protect the special counsel in the Russia inquiry.
Grounded and Gutted, Main Afghan Airline Struggles After Taliban AttackWith insurgents threatening road travel, Kam Air has kept Afghanistan moving. But its future looks grim with foreign crew members dead or fleeing.
Remaining Members of U.S.A. Gymnastics Board to Resign After Nassar ScandalThe organization said Friday that it would comply with the demands of the United States Olympic Committee, which called for the entire board to step down.
Nassar Case Topples U.S.A. Gymnastics Board and M.S.U. Athletic DirectorMark Hollis, the Spartans’ athletic director since 2008, stepped down, and the remainder of the gymnastics board agreed to comply with an Olympic committee demand for complete resignation.
Promising Billions to Amazon: Is It a Good Deal for Cities?Many economists see deals offering tax breaks to attract corporate sites as inefficient, expensive and ultimately ineffective.
Snapshots From a Land of Endless NightEditorial: The Republicans’ Real Fake ScandalThey’ve written a classified report to make bogus claims, but their true aim is to divert attention from Mr. Trump and the Russia investigation.
Op-Ed Columnist: Open Societies Under SiegeOp-Ed Contributor: Will America Stand Again With the World’s Refugees?The past year has been a disaster for refugees and for those of us who are concerned with their well-being.
Op-Ed Contributor: The Price I Paid for Taking On Larry NassarNews Analysis: Why Did Hillary Clinton Let This Happen?Placing women in positions of leadership does not ensure they will always act to protect other women.
Op-Ed Contributors: Trump Hasn’t Fired Mueller — YetAs the special prosecutor gets closer, Congress needs to provide him real protection from the White House.
Op-Ed Contributor: Trump’s Efforts to Oust Mueller Show the ‘Cancer’ on This PresidencyContributing Op-Ed Writer: When the Stranger Who Calls Is the American PresidentPresident Trump gave an uncharacteristically restrained speech in Davos on Friday. But the world’s political and business leaders remain wary of him.
Stephen Wynn, Casino Mogul, Accused of Decades of Sexual MisconductA report outlining years of sexual misconduct by Mr. Wynn sent shares in his company, Wynn Resorts, plummeting and raised questions about his future in Republican politics.
Citing Deaths of Lab Monkeys, F.D.A. Ends an Addiction StudyThe agency said on Friday it was evaluating other animal studies and would retire the remaining monkeys to a sanctuary.
Saudi Arabia Frees Media Mogul, but His Company’s Fate Remains a MysteryMBC’s owner resisted a purchase offer from Saudi Arabia’s crown prince. He was among those seized in what the Saudis called a corruption crackdown. Deaths of Billionaire Toronto Couple Were Homicides, Police SayToronto authorities have ruled out murder-suicide, but they have no suspects yet in the mysterious killings.
An Addict Dies in a School Restroom. He Was a Teacher.Even after 10 years of marriage and with a third child on the way, Matthew Azimi couldn’t avoid returning to his long-running drug habit.
Coming U.S. List of Oligarchs Linked to Putin Alarms Russia’s RichWealthy Russians are on an aggressive lobbying push in fear that they will be penalized by a Washington intent on punishing Moscow’s aggressions.
Women Outnumber Men in Oxford’s Newest Class. It Only Took 1,000 Years.The incoming class in 2017 had 1,070 women and 1,025 men, a bit of catching up in a country lately more worried about lagging male attendance.
Yale’s Most Popular Class Ever: HappinessWith nearly 1,200 students signed up, a course that tells students how to lead more satisfying lives may be the largest in university history.
Time Travel for PhotographersA new exhibition in Amsterdam shows what happens when contemporary photographers use 19th-century cameras and techniques.
This Horror Movie Is Based on a True Story. Sort Of.There’s a reason movie studios say scary films are fact-based: Audiences eat that up.
Keep Your Head Up: How Smartphone Addiction Kills Manners and Moods“Text neck” is becoming a medical issue suffered by countless people, and the way we hang our heads has other health risks, too.
Will the Grammys Have a #MeToo Moment?Coordinated efforts at the Golden Globes drew the world’s attention to abuses against women, but big stars in music are mostly mum for now about their industry’s big night.
This Flu Season Is the Worst in Nearly a DecadeAll states except Hawaii report widespread flu, federal officials said Friday. Infection and hospitalization rates are likely to equal or surpass those in 2009.
Ursula K. Le Guin, Acclaimed for Her Fantasy Fiction, Is Dead at 88Ms. Le Guin brought literary elegance and a feminist sensibility to science fiction and fantasy tales, drawing millions of readers around the world.
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