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Campbell Soup to close Toronto plant, move production to U.S. The Campbell Soup Company announced Wednesday that it will shut down its Toronto plant and move operations to its three U.S. factories.     
E.U. fines Qualcomm $1.2 billion for violating antitrust rules The European Union on Wednesday fined Qualcomm $1.2 billion for allegedly paying Apple to exclusively use its products, a violation under EU antitrust rules.   Michigan State University president resigns after Nassar sentencing Michigan State University President Lou Anna K. Simon announced her resignation Wednesday.  
Poll: Gender gap in Trump's approval rating larger than predecessors' The gap in support for President Donald Trump between men and women in his first year is greater than any of his most recent predecessors'.   Seizure drug may help ease symptoms of major form of dementia A drug normally used to treat seizures may help ease some symptoms that occur with a type of dementia known as Lewy body dementia.  
Having the flu may lead to higher heart attack risk A bad case of the flu can trigger a short-lived, but substantial, spike in some people's heart attack risk, new research suggests.   U.S. efforts to help fight global HIV are paying off A U.S. government program to prevent, treat and care for people with HIV/AIDS in poor countries has been highly effective and should continue, experts say.   Trump 'looking forward' to speaking to Mueller under oath President Donald Trump said Wednesday he is willing to speak under oath to special counsel Robert Mueller.   John Malkovich to guest star on 'Billions' for Season 3 John Malkovich is to play a part in the third season of the Showtime drama "Billions."   Jaguars appear to have set strong foundation JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The Jacksonville Jaguars are back. The days of double-digit losses (six consecutive years) appear to be over for the foreseeable future. The jokes are gone, the losing streaks are gone. With an improvement of seven games from last year's 3-13 club, the Jaguars' 10-6 mark in the regular season was good enough to win the AFC South. Now the challenge is to repeat. It won't be easy with a first-place schedule ahead of them in 2018. But the foundation for years of success has been laid with a youthful defense (only one starter over 29) and an offense that led the NFL in rushing that featured a rookie running back.   'Tootsie' musical to play in Chicago before opening on Broadway "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" alum Santino Fontana has signed on to star in a stage musical version of the classic comedy film "Tootsie."   Judge acquits Sen. Bob Menendez of four counts A federal judge on Wednesday acquitted Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., and his co-defendent on seven charges related to bribery and corruption.   Brazilian court upholds conviction of former President Lula da Silva A Brazilian appeals court unanimously upheld a corruption conviction against former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Wednesday.   Super Bowl Injury ReportPatriots' Gronkowski listed as non-participant in practice Tight end Rob Gronkowski of the New England Patriots, who left the AFC Championship Game because of a concussion, was listed on Wednesday's injury report as a player who did not participate in practice.   Meryl Streep joins Season 2 of 'Big Little Lies' Meryl Streep has joined the female-powered ensemble of "Big Little Lies" for Season 2.   GM Lynch indicates 49ers will sign QB Garoppolo There has been discussion about whether the San Francisco 49ers will slap the franchise tag on quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo or sign him to a long-term contract.   Judge orders California couple accused of torture not to contact 13 kids A California judge on Wednesday barred a couple from contacting the 13 children they're accused of abusing and starving.   Zendaya to star in TriStar's adaptation of Karin Tanabe's 'Gilded Years' Actress and singer Zendaya is set to star in TriStar Pictures' psychological thriller "A White Lie."   State Department: Four Americans killed in Kabul attack Four Americans were among those killed in an attack at a hotel in Afghanistan last week, the U.S. State Department said Wednesday.   Candice Bergen returning for 13 new episodes of 'Murphy Brown' Candice Bergen has signed on to reprise her iconic broadcast journalist character in a 13-episode revival of "Murphy Brown."   Senate confirms new Health Secretary Alex Azar The U.S. Senate confirmed former pharmaceutical executive Alex Azar as the new head of the Department of Health and Human Services on Wednesday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Kim Jong Un's Olympic thaw doesn't mean he's now a 'very good neighbor'This year's games in South Korea's PyeongChang will be the first to feature athletes from the South and North on a unified Olympic team.
 
N. Korean who blew up jetliner casts doubt on Kim Jong Un's Olympic motivesAccording to Kim Hyon-hui, Kim Jong Un's regime is using the looming PyeongChang 2018 Olympics to try to separate South Korea from its ally, the United States.
'Same blood' bonds unified Korean Olympic hockey teamKim Jong Un's regime isn't worried about a lack of bonding as the Korean Olympic women's hockey team bids for it own "miracle on ice."
Chinese scientists clone monkeys, break barrier to human cloningChinese scientists have successfully cloned two monkeys, breaking a key barrier to cloning humans.
American killed in Kabul hotel siege identifiedGlenn Selig, the president of a Florida-based PR company, was one of 22 people killed in Saturday's siege by the Taliban on the Intercontinental Hotel in Kabul.
Children flee as gunmen storm aid group's office in AfghanistanGunmen stormed an office of the Save the Children aid agency in Afghanistan Wednesday, killing at least five people and wounding 25. Pope's favorite Virgin Mary painting gets retouchedPope Francis' favorite painting of the Virgin Mary, Salus populi Romani, was restored by museum specialists for the very first time.
Hospital returns donations following 'most un-PC event of the year'A Financial Times report alleges women were groped, propositioned and harassed at a fundraising gala attended by hundreds of senior executives and lawmakers.
'Fake news' dates to Adam and Eve, Pope says'Fake news' — a term popularized by President Donald Trump — "leads only to the spread of arrogance and hatred," Pope Francis said.
Philippine volcano spews ash and lava, 56,000 have fledLava fountains gushed 2,300 feet above Mount Mayon's crater and ash plumes rose up to 1.9 miles Monday night, in a dazzling but increasingly dangerous display.
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Davos, Senate, Larry Nassar: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing
Trump Says He Is Willing to Speak Under Oath to MuellerPresident Trump said he was willing to speak under oath to the special counsel, appearing to conflate
F.B.I. Texts and Dueling Memos Escalate Fight Over Russia InquiryThe Justice Department rebuked an effort by House Republicans to undermine the Russia investigation by pushing to release a memo said to accuse the F.B.I. of abusing its power.
Trump Says He Is Open to a Path to Citizenship for ‘Dreamers’President Trump once again seemed to undercut his administration’s message, saying that he would allow the young illegal immigrants to “morph into” citizens over a period of time.
Larry Nassar Sentencing: ‘I Just Signed Your Death Warrant’Nassar, the former U.S.A. Gymnastics and Michigan State team doctor, was sentenced to 40 to 175 years in prison for sexual abuse.
Michigan State President Lou Anna Simon Resigns Amid Nassar FalloutLou Anna Simon, who has come under fire because of the university’s ties to Dr. Lawrence G. Nassar, has worked at the school for more than four decades.
Defeated in Syria, ISIS Fighters Held in Camps Still Pose a ThreatAmerican military officials fear the makeshift camps may repeat a security mistake of the Iraq war even as they have sought to avoid any major responsibility for addressing it.
Trump Sharply Warns Turkey Against Military Strikes in SyriaIn a phone call, President Trump urged President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to limit attacks against Kurdish militias, including some backed by American forces.
As U.S. Trumpets ‘America First,’ Rest of the World Is Moving OnAs President Trump touts a more aggressive approach to trade, other countries are moving on with deals that do not include the United States.
Europe Is Back. And Rejecting Trumpism.Bolstered by newfound economic strength, European leaders, steered by the French president, Emmanuel Macron, are pledging to further integrate the continent.
Bottom Line for Davos Elite: Trump Is Good for BusinessMuch of the moneyed elite are willing to overlook what they portray as rhetorical foibles in favor of focusing on the additional wealth the president has delivered.
Mayor Forces Delay of Cuomo’s Plan to Renovate 33 Subway StationsThrough proxies, the mayor and the governor fought over a $1 billion proposal to add amenities to 33 subway stations. In the end, the mayor’s side won the day.
Campaign Donor Pleaded Guilty to Trying to Bribe Mayor de BlasioThe donations to Mr. de Blasio by Harendra Singh, a restaurateur, were seen by federal prosecutors as bribes to win favorable lease terms.
The Carpetbagger: This Year’s Oscars Belong to Strong Women in Fierce RolesEight of the 10 nominated actresses this year are over 40. And almost none play a character you would want to cross.
Op-Ed Contributor: What Homoerotic Videos Can Teach Us About Modern RussiaEditorial: Sentencing Larry Nassar Is Only a StartMichigan State’s president is stepping down, and others must be held accountable, for full justice to be served.
Op-Ed Columnist: Guns — When Trump Can’t Even TweetOp-Ed Contributor: The U.S. Can No Longer Hide From Its Deep Poverty ProblemWe might direct assistance to the millions of Americans whose suffering is as bad as that of poor people in Africa or Asia.
Op-Ed Columnist: Davos Man Meets America FirstOp-Ed Columnist: Is the Business World All About Greed?Op-Docs: Sinking Islands, Floating NationRising sea levels are forcing the country of Kiribati to make difficult choices. Op-Ed Contributors: Enough Trump Bashing, DemocratsPracticality, positivity and no “deplorables” — two prominent Democrats offer their prescriptions for midterm success.
Op-Ed Contributor: I Was Tortured in Gay Conversion Therapy. And It’s Still Legal in 41 States.Nearly 700,000 adults in the country have been subjected to this harmful practice.
San Francisco Ousts a Mayor in a Clash of Tech, Politics and RaceIn some ways the appointment of a venture capitalist as interim mayor exemplified a battle for the soul of the city. But contradictions abound.
And Then There Was One: Last Challenger to Egypt’s Sisi Drops OutKhaled Ali, the last major challenger in Egypt’s presidential race, quit the race on Wednesday, clearing the field for President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
After Long Wait in Kansas, Gov. Sam Brownback Gets AmbassadorshipMr. Brownback narrowly won confirmation as ambassador at large for international religious freedom. Vice President Pence broke the tie.
Hurricane-Torn Puerto Rico Says It Can’t Pay Any of Its Debts for 5 YearsThe island expects its budget to be $2 billion to $3 billion in the red, a deficit that will take five years to shrink.
Meryl Streep Joins the Cast of ‘Big Little Lies’Ms. Streep will play the mother of Alexander Skarsgard’s character in the second series of the HBO series, which also stars Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon.
Tears in the Cockpit: When a School Shooting Strikes Close to HomeThe emotional strain of confronting a mass shooting can be magnified in a community where the faces are familiar and police and medical resources are limited.
For Jerry Brown, the Face of California’s Old Order, the Ranch Is CallingGov. Jerry Brown, 79, says his time in public life is almost over: “I think it’s getting close to the end.”
U.S. Adviser Rebukes Aung San Suu Kyi: ‘I Don’t Want to Be Part of a Whitewash’Former Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico, a longtime friend of Myanmar’s leader, quit an advisory panel on the Rohingya crisis, calling it a “cheerleading squad.”
French Companies Have Newfound Freedom … to FireThree weeks after President Emmanuel Macron’s overhaul of French labor rules went into effect, a wave of downsizing appears to be on the horizon.
Botox for Camels? At Saudi Arabia Beauty Pageant, That’s a Big No-NoIllicit injections to puff up lips and cheeks have led to a raft of disqualifications at the kingdom’s prestigious annual festival.
Frugal Traveler: In Affordable Nashville, Grain Bowls, Hot Chicken and Blistering GuitarsThere’s always the music, of course, from the Opry to hideaways like Santa’s Pub. The food is memorable, too, including Indian-Southern fusion.
Lacma Seeks to Expand Its Footprint Into South Los AngelesIf approved by the City Council Friday, Lacma’s new site, in a popular nature park, will serve thousands of students in communities far from the main museum.
Poetry: For UrsulaA poem by the Nebula Award-winning fantasy writer Naomi Novik, in remembrance of Ursula K. Le Guin.
Books of The Times: Black Lives Matter and the Intrepid Lives That Preceded It“When They Call You a Terrorist,” a memoir by Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Khan-Cullors, and “A More Beautiful and Terrible History,” by the historian Jeanne Theoharis, offer insights about the civil rights movement past and present.
Bigger, Faster Avalanches, Triggered by Climate ChangeA deadly 2016 glacier collapse in Tibet surpassed scientists’ expectations — until it happened again. They worry it’s only the beginning.
Trilobites: Ancient Crocodiles Once Feasted on Giant Tortoises on This IslandBite marks on fossils found on an atoll near eastern Africa suggest that this paradise for the world’s most common giant tortoise may have once been a much scarier place.
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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