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Canadian man gets parking ticket for 'car' made of snow
Drew Brees: Sons of Saints QB do drills, meet with coach Sean Payton New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees and his sons did drills and met with coach Sean Payton this week.      15 people injured as car plows through Copacabana boardwalk More than a dozen people were injured after a car plowed through a crowd on a beach in Brazil on Thursday night.  
Calif. warns employers they could be prosecuted for voluntarily cooperating with ICE California officials warned employers they may face prosecution and fines if they give personal information on employees to federal immigration authorities.   New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern pregnant with first child New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced she and her partner Clarke Gayford are expecting their first child in June.  
These foods may up your odds for colon cancer Chowing down on red meat, white bread and sugar-laden drinks might increase your long-term risk of colon cancer, a new study suggests.   The pill lowers ovarian cancer risk, even for smokers New research shows birth control pills' link to lower rates of ovarian cancer extends to smokers or women who are obese.   U.S. smoking rate falls, but 38 million still light up The number of American adults who smoke has decreased, but nearly 38 million still put their health at risk by using cigarettes, U.S. government data show.   Giants' Odell Beckham Jr. continues to recruit Dolphins' Jarvis Landry Pro Bowl wide receivers Odell Beckham Jr. and Jarvis Landry need to play together again, according to Beckham.   House approves short-term spending bill, Senate Democrats vow to block it The House on Thursday night passed a stopgap spending bill to avoid a government shutdown, but it now goes to the Senate where Democrats may block the measure.   Pope Francis marries flight attendant couple on Chile flight Pope Francis performed an impromptu wedding ceremony for a flight attendant couple while aboard the papal plane on its way between cities in Chile.   Alvin Kamara: Saints rookie tees off on Twitter trash talker Pro Football Writers Association co-Rookie of the Year Alvin Kamara silenced a Twitter troll Thursday for talking smack about his New Orleans Saints.   Venezuela food shortages prompt wave of looting A wave of looting has swept through Venezuela as inflation and worsening food shortages plague the South American country.   Australian Open: Viktor Troicki drills chair umpire in head with ball Serbian tennis player Viktor Troicki accidentally hit the chair umpire in the side of the head with a return against Nick Kyrgios at the Australian Open.   Bill Snyder: Grandson of Kansas State Wildcats head coach dies The grandson of Kansas State head coach Bill Snyder and the son of Wildcats assistant coach Sean Snyder died Wednesday.   Jacksonville Jaguars LB Telvin Smith fined for taunting Le'Veon Bell Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker Telvin Smith must pay a financial penalty for pointing his finger at Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell while scoring a touchdown.   Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay named coach of year by PFWA Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay, the youngest head coach in modern NFL history, was named Coach of the Year by the Pro Football Writers of America.   Prosecutors drop charges against 129 Inauguration Day protesters Prosecutors dropped charges Thursday against more than 100 protesters arrested during the presidential inauguration, court documents indicated.   Pittsburgh Steelers fan drove car that hit Leonard Fournette's vehicle in accident Jacksonville Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette absorbed some heavy hits in Sunday's win at Pittsburgh, but the hardest may have come from a Steelers fan.   Jacksonville Jaguars safety Tashaun Gipson sits out practice again Only one Jacksonville Jaguars player did not practice on Thursday, but that one absence is significant.   Calif. parents of 13 children held captive charged with torture A California couple accused of abusing and starving their 13 adult and juvenile children face up to 94 years in prison a district attorney said Thursday.   Facebook names former American Express CEO Kenneth Chenault to board of directors Facebook named former American Express CEO Kenneth Chenault as the newest member of its board of directors on Thursday.   New Orleans Saints' Thomas Morstead to return favor after donations from Minnesota Vikings fans Thomas Morstead is willing to pay it forward after Minnesota Vikings fans donated reportedly more than $150,000 to the charity of the New Orleans Saints punter.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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At least 15 hurt as car drives into crowd in RioBrazilian media quoted police as saying the driver told them he had an epileptic seizure when he plowed into the Copacabana Beach boardwalk.
 
Russia, Iran open their arms as NATO ally loses patience with U.S.Relations between the U.S. and Turkey have hit an new low over Washington's support of militias battling against the Islamic State.
India joins 'super-exclusive club' by test-firing nuclear-capable ICBMIndia test-launched its 3,100-mile-range Agni-V ICBM weapon in what its defense minister called "a major boost" to the county's military capabilities.
Country without any traffic lights embraces jeans, TV, cellphonesSigns of change are everywhere in Bhutan, pulling the country of snow-capped, jagged mountains, forests, rivers and clean air into the modern world.
Wild winter wind storm pummels Europe, killing at least sevenAuthorities warned Germans especially in western and northern Germany to not leave their homes on Thursday if possible.
Ex-US envoys to Africa write letter to Trump following 's-hole countries' commentDozens of former U.S. ambassadors to African countries have written to President Donald Trump expressing "deep concern" over his comments about the continent. Zimbabwe opposition leader among 5 dead in New Mexico helicopter crashZimbabwean opposition leader Roy Bennett and his wife were among 5 people killed when a helicopter crashed in New Mexico Wednesday, officials said.
Brigitte Bardot slams #MeToo movement as 'hypocritical, ridiculous'Now 83, the French actress became an international sex symbol after starring in 1956's "And God Made Woman." Bardot said she'd never been sexually harassed.
Wave of looting by hungry mobs spreads fear in VenezuelaLooters have ransacked trucks, supermarkets and liquor stores across the nation of 30 million people. The unrest was sparked by shortages of pork.
Panama hotel owners want Trump's name off the propertyHotel owners in Panama say Trump's name is bad for business, and want to sever their relationship to the Trump Organization.
Man in ISIS propaganda video is from New Jersey, mother saysA man using the name Abu Hamza al-Amriki in a 2017 ISIS propaganda video grew up in Margate, New Jersey, an Albanian immigrant claiming to be his mother says.
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Congress, California, Amazon: Your Thursday Evening Briefing
House Passes Short-Term Spending Bill, Setting Up Shutdown Battle in SenateThe successful vote in the House provided only a faint glimmer of hope that a crisis could be averted before government funding expires at midnight on Friday.
The Chaos President vs. His Iron-Fisted Chief of StaffPresident Trump’s public airing of grievances with John Kelly was perhaps an inevitable clash between two temperamentally similar but philosophically different alpha males.
Trump’s Evolving Words on the WallA review of President Trump's statements on Twitter, in campaign speeches and during interviews shows that the president’s views on the border wall have shifted repeatedly.
Trump Denies Changing His Position on Border WallIn an early morning tweet, President Trump contradicted his chief of staff and said his position on building a wall between the United States and Mexico had not “evolved.”
Tax Overhaul Is a Blow to Affordable Housing EffortsBy lowering rates, the law reduces the value of tax credits that have been crucial to rental projects nationwide, with the effect being felt already.
U.S. Presses to Relocate Embassy to Jerusalem by 2019The plans suggest the administration no longer cares about cushioning the blow of its new policy, which has cast President Trump’s peacemaking ambitions into doubt.
An Advocate for Israel Draws Fire as He Nears Confirmation to Civil Rights PostKenneth Marcus’s potential return to the Education Department has drawn criticism from civil rights groups that see his narrow focus on Israel as blinding him to other matters of bias.
Warming, Water Crisis, Then Unrest: How Iran Fits an Alarming PatternA water crisis — whether caused by nature, human mismanagement, or both — can be an early warning signal of conflict ahead. Iran is the latest example.
Driving a Car in Manhattan Could Cost $11.52 Under Congestion PlanNew York could become the first U.S. city with a pay-to-drive system. Trucks and for-hire vehicles would cost more, but key bridges would stay free.
Saying You Want to Reform the Tax Code? Easy. Doing It? Less So.Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo is mulling multiple options — none of which are easy to grasp — in an effort to thwart the new federal tax plan.
Amazon Chooses 20 Finalists for Second HeadquartersThe list released Thursday leaned toward cities in the Midwest and on the East Coast, and away from the tech-saturated hubs of the West Coast.
Cities’ Bizarre Bids to Be Amazon’s New HomeIn seeking a home for its second headquarters, Amazon winnowed a list of 238 candidates to 20 finalists, including Atlanta, Nashville and Miami. Where Amazon May Build Its New HeadquartersThe e-commerce giant announced a short list of places that could become home to its second headquarters. The process has garnered the kind of enthusiasm normally reserved for bids to host the Olympics.
Editorial: Here’s Another Fine Mess They’ve Gotten Us IntoOnce again, Trump and Congress cannot perform a basic task, preventing a government shutdown.
Op-Ed Columnist: The G.O.P.’s Doomsday-Machine PoliticsOp-Ed Contributor: The Breakdown in Trust That Could Shut Down the GovernmentOp-Ed Contributor: Clubbable, but in the Worst WayDonald Trump is a man of his class — the nouveau-riche, country-club class. Only louder and more obnoxious.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Power of Human TouchTouch comes with risks, as expressed about the well-publicized Aziz Ansari date.
Opinion: When Americans Were Afraid of Being BrainwashedWhat a forgotten episode of Cold War history can tell us about today’s election-hacking fears.
Op-Ed Contributor: A Trojan Horse Threatens the Nation’s ParksLegislation backed by some Utah lawmakers would be a giveaway to local interests and begin the piecemeal unraveling of the park system.
Op-Ed Contributor: ICE Detained My Husband for Being an ActivistRavi Ragbir, the director of the New Sanctuary coalition in New York City, was detained last week after speaking out for immigrant rights.
Letters: ‘I Voted for Donald Trump, and I Regret It’Supreme Court Temporarily Blocks North Carolina Gerrymandering RulingThe decision makes it likely the 2018 elections will be held using districts favorable to Republicans. But more decisions on gerrymandering are coming.
Police Bust a Chinese Mafia in the Country That Invented the TermThe crime ring was said to control movement of Chinese products in Europe out of the Tuscan city of Prato.
A Drone Saves Two Swimmers in AustraliaLifeguards at a beach in New South Wales were testing a new drone when swimmers in distress were spotted and then saved. Crude, Yes, but Not Like Weinstein: French Man Sues MeToo AccuserSandra Muller started #BalanceTonPorc, or #ExposeYourPig, when she recounted salacious advances made by a former TV executive. He has acknowledged the comments but denies harassing her.
Trump Rebuked China for North Korea’s Oil Smuggling. It’s More Complicated.The opaque world of the global maritime industry makes it exceedingly difficult to prevent North Korea from obtaining oil, despite sanctions.
California Girl’s Escape From ‘Human Depravity’ Led to Rescue of 12 SiblingsAfter a teenager successfully alerted the authorities to her family’s dark secret, her parents, David A. Turpin and Louise A. Turpin, were charged with dozens of counts of torture and abuse.
‘Trump’s Racism Is a Rallying Cry for Us’: Miami Haitians See Opportunity in an InsultThe president’s disparagement of Haiti reminded some of the longstanding stigma Haitians face. Others hope the insults will increase voter turnout.
A Mother’s Promise: You Can Be YourselfLaurin’s husband was an activist. Her son chose to be brave in his own way. Brooklyn’s Favorite Pot Dealer ReturnsBen Sinclair is nothing like the freewheeling dealer he portrays in “High Maintenance.” Except he smokes pot, drives an R.V. and parted ways with his wife (who co-created the show).
How to Maintain FriendshipsKeeping cherished friendships afloat doesn’t need to be a huge time commitment.
How to Plan a Last-Minute Trip to the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongchangIt’s not too late to plan a trip to the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea. Here’s how to score a cheap flight, find a place to stay, and catch the games.
Disruptions: Is the Answer to Phone Addiction a Worse Phone?A small group of people have turned their phone screens to shades of gray to make them less stimulating. That’s the opposite of what tech companies want.
Can Philippe Jaroussky Help Fix Classical Music’s Diversity Problem?The French countertenor hopes his music academy will attract a younger and more diverse crowd to the stage as well as to audiences.
Critic’s Notebook: The Outsider Fair Once More Confirms That Art Is EverywhereThis year’s fair captures the field on the cusp of change, part of an ever-widening mainstream with two major museum exhibitions ahead.
Profile: When a Therapist Puts Buddhism Into PracticeMark Epstein wrote a slew of popular books on the intersection of Western and Eastern thought, but kept his work with patients separate. Then came his father’s illness, and a new book: “Advice Not Given.”
5 Places: Five Places to Go in Los AngelesOnce a quiet and relatively unknown neighborhood, Highland Park is now seeing an influx of younger residents. Cool bars, restaurants and shops have followed.
Two Big Brewers Try to Cash In on an I.P.A. CrazeSamuel Adams and Sierra Nevada are producing versions of the hoppy, hazy New England ales that are all the rage. But they run some risks.
Questions and Answers About This Year’s Flu SeasonThe virus is widespread, and the vaccine is a poor match. But while some areas are hit hard, others have been spared, and deaths are not unusually common this season.
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