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Many questions still unanswered after Patriots SB loss It's tough to decide what was more surprising in Super Bowl LII Sunday night in Minneapolis.     
Italy's Berlusconi vows to deport 600,000 undocumented immigrants Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said 600,000 undocumented immigrants could be deported if his party regains power after elections next month.   New York Mets ink 3B Todd Frazier to 2-year deal Third baseman Todd Frazier has agreed to a two-year contract with the New York Mets, according to multiple sources.  
Man has world-record 49 watermelons chopped on his stomach A martial artist from India claimed a unique world record by allowing dozens of watermelons to be chopped on his stomach.   Now, Eagles face offseason questions at quarterback The Philadelphia Eagles find themselves with an abundance of riches at quarterback.  
N.J. governor signs executive order for state net neutrality New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed an executive order on Monday to implement net neutrality rules in his state.   Martin leads Butler into showdown with No. 5 Xavier Butler senior forward Kelan Martin has always been able to score, but has expanded his versatility this season.   Tesla to create world's largest 'virtual power plant' in Australia U.S. automaker Tesla plans to connect thousands of solar-powered Australian homes to create a decentralized electircal network across the country.   Babies with normal head size might still have Zika-linked brain damage Fetal brain damage caused by the Zika virus can go undetected in pregnancy, and can occur even if a baby's head size is normal, research in monkeys suggests.   If you suspect a child is being abused or neglected, report it You should alert authorities if you suspect a child is being hurt or is in danger, a child abuse expert says.   1 deputy dead, 2 injured in Colorado Springs shooting One police officer is dead and two others injured after a shooting in Colorado Springs, Colo., officials said Monday.   Menopause may worsen rheumatoid arthritis symptoms Menopause may speed physical decline in women with rheumatoid arthritis (RA), a new study suggests.   At least one killed in 70-car pileup on Iowa interstate At least one person died in a crash involving up to 70 vehicles on Iowa's Interstate 35 on Monday, local authorities said.   Costa Rica's presidential election goes to runoff Costa Rico's presidential election is headed to a runoff after no candidates secured enough votes to win outright.   David Amerson: Raiders release starting cornerbackNetherlands formally withdraws ambassador to Turkey The Netherlands officially withdrew its ambassador to Turkey in response to a conflict between the two countries dating back to 2017.   'Frasier' dad John Mahoney dead at 77 SAG- and Tony-winning actor John Mahoney died in Chicago at the age of 77, his publicist announced Monday.   LA police want to interview Robert Wagner about Natalie Wood drowning Los Angeles officials on Monday described actor Robert Wagner a person of interest in the 37-year-old mysterious death of Natalie Wood.   Dwayne Johnson to host and produce NBC's 'Titan Games' Dwayne Johnson is to produce and star in a 10-episode, competition series called "The Titan Games."   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Oakland Raiders have released cornerback David Amerson. 
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China backs its boasts of 'new international order' with patriotic pop cultureChina sees America's perceived isolationism as an "historic opportunity" to assert its own leadership on the world stage, according to the People's Daily.
 
Bodies litter Mosul's streets as ISIS fighters are denied proper burialsThe stench of death wafts from rubble-filled corners in the dystopian wasteland of what was once West Mosul. The corpses lying in the open are mainly militants.
'I defend myself by keeping silent,' only surviving Paris attacks suspect saysSalah Abdeslam has previously refused to speak to investigators in France about the attack there that killed 130.
Controversial pardon of former Peru president upsets relatives of massacre victimsIn Peru, relatives of victims killed in alleged death squads oppose the controversial pardon of former president Alberto Fujimori.
Russia steps up air raids on Syrian rebel stronghold after jet shot downCivil defense sources said air raids struck the towns of Kafr Nubl and Maasran, as well as the cities of Saraqeb, Maarat al Numan and Idlib.
Corrupt billionaire freed on appeal in 'Republic of Samsung'Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong was freed after a South Korean appeals court gave him a 2 ½-year suspended jail sentence for corruption.
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Dow Jones, Donald Trump, Broadcom: Your Monday Evening Briefing
Dow Jones and S.&P. Slide Again, Dropping by More Than 4%Sharp moves in the stock market come as investors digest the growth prospects for the world and look for signs of inflation.
: Context Matters. The Stock Market Drop Is Less Scary Than It Seems.It can be easy to be misled by big point swings after a long period of quiet in global markets.
News Analysis: Trump, Running Alongside the Market’s Bulls, Risks Being TrampledNo president in modern times has connected his political fortunes to the stock market as much as Mr. Trump. But as shares swooned Monday, he avoided any mention of it.
4 Takeaways From Monday’s Stock Market Sell-OffStocks around the globe tumbled on Monday, extending a sell-off that began last week. It’s a sign of shifting economic tides, but there have been far worse Mondays for the markets.
Trump’s Lawyers Want Him to Refuse an Interview in Russia InquiryThe lawyers believe the special counsel lacks standing in some matters, but a refusal would run counter to the president’s statements and raise the specter of a court battle.
Committee Votes to Release Democratic Rebuttal to G.O.P. Russia MemoThe House Intelligence Committee voted to release a Democratic rebuttal to a Republican memo on surveillance abuse, putting its fate in President Trump’s hands.
Trump Accuses Democrats of ‘Treason’ Amid Market RoutOn Monday, President Trump accused Democrats who did not clap during his State of the Union address of being un-American and even “treasonous.” Many Say He’s the Least Qualified Lawyer Ever to Lead a Guantánamo Case. He Agrees.Lt. Alaric Piette knows he is unfit to be Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri’s only lawyer. But leaving his client with no one, he says, would be worse.
Justices Won’t Block Pennsylvania Gerrymandering DecisionThe Supreme Court, which has been busy with federal cases claiming that voting districts were warped by politics, let stand one from a state court.
Op-Ed Columnist: Has Trumphoria Finally Hit a Wall?Op-Ed Contributor: The Dating Blues? #MeTooAll I want is a man who hasn’t committed a crime. Editorial: Making Dr. King a Pitchman, Turning His Words Upside DownHe had a dream of justice, not of getting a new truck. Be a drum major for righteousness, he said, not greed.
Op-Ed Columnist: Twitter: The New Nuclear WeaponThe Trump administration rolled out a strategy calling for smaller nuclear weapons.
Op-Ed Contributors: Rebekah Mercer Puts a Museum’s Credibility at RiskHer family’s foundation funds groups that deny climate science. She should not sit on the board of the American Museum of Natural History.
Op-Ed Columnist: How Nations RecoverBritain’s revival between 1820 and 1848 has some humbling lessons for us today.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: The Alt-Weekly Crisis Hits Nashville. And Democracy.In city halls and statehouses, the only thing standing between an oligarchy and a true republic is often a local reporter.
Op-Ed Contributor: Latin America’s Female Leadership VoidQuota laws for female political candidates have not fully changed traditional attitudes about who should lead a country.
4 Athletes Selected as Artists in Residence at the OlympicsFor this year’s creative program, the International Olympic Committee is calling on some familiar faces.
House Pushes Another Stopgap Bill as Government Shutdown LoomsWith funding set to expire Thursday, House Republicans were moving ahead with a temporary spending measure, but it did not appear to have the support to pass the Senate.
Jerome Powell Is Sworn In as Federal Reserve ChairmanMr. Powell faces a growing set of challenges in his new role, including a second day of major stock market declines.
Crisis Consumes a Land of Pretty Islands, as Justices and Ex-Leader Are ArrestedThe U.S. has condemned the declaration of a state of emergency and other moves by the government.
Videos of Syrian Militia Abusing Kurdish Fighter’s Corpse Stir Outrage“She’s beautiful, man,” a Syrian fighter says of the partly naked body in the video. The Free Syrian Army has ordered an investigation.
No Suspects in Killing of Eccentric American, a Kenyan Wildlife ExpertEsmond Bradley Martin, an American in his 70s, was stabbed to death in his Nairobi home. Police officials and friends are searching for answers.
Workers of Germany, Unite: The New Siren Call of the Far-RightAlternative for Germany, the first nationalist party to enter Parliament since World War II, is targeting working-class voters and labor unions that have supported the left for decades.
As Bitcoin Bubble Loses Air, Frauds and Flaws Rise to SurfaceHackers draining online exchanges. Ponzi schemes. Regulators unable to keep up with heightened interest in virtual currencies. A young industry’s problems have become clearer in recent weeks.
For Nassar Accusers From Michigan State Teams, Feelings of a Trust BetrayedLarry Nassar’s most famous victims were world-class gymnasts. But his many victims also include Michigan State athletes who feel the university failed them.
On ‘Tin Cup Day,’ Mayor de Blasio Sees a Role Reversal of SortsAlthough Mr. de Blasio made his usual requests for continued support and funding, he also rebuffed efforts to get the city to pay more to the M.T.A.
Matter: This Mutant Crayfish Clones Itself, and It’s Taking Over EuropeEvery marbled crayfish is a female clone. The population is exploding in Europe, but the species seems to have originated in the American Southeast.
It’s ‘Carmen.’ But Not Like You’ve Ever Seen It.The Australian director Barrie Kosky takes a fresh look at one of opera’s most performed works. Without the castanets.
On Comedy: Comics Select Their Audiences as Carefully as Their JokesFred Armisen’s new special is the ultimate example of niche comedy: gags about drummers aimed at a crowd made up entirely of drummers.
Things You Should Think About or Accomplish This WeekUpdate: Meet the New Travel Agents (a.k.a. Travel Networks)How do these networks stack up against each other, and what does it cost to take advantage of their perks?
How an Alt-Right Leader Used a Lie to Climb the RanksElliott Kline is a rising white supremacist leader. But our investigation found that his personal narrative — like much of these groups' messaging — is built on deception. Essay: Authors of Fiction Confront a Problem: How to Write About SexAllan Gurganus, Jennifer Weiner and other writers tell Sarah Lyall how they handle a delicate subject, and what happens when it goes wrong.
A Good Appetite: A Sheet-Pan Supper That Defies the SeasonsThis colorful dish pairs roasted chicken thighs with sweet potatoes, peppers and quickly pickled red onions.
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