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The South Korean government will reduce the screening period for North Korean defectors from 180 days to a maximum of 90 days after entry to the South.

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Tom Wolf rejected a voting map proposed by Republican legislative leaders, saying it failed to resolve issues with the previous map.      • Email to a friend • Champions League: Tottenham survives Juventus Tottenham Hotspur managed a draw after going down 2-0 to Juventus in a Champions League matchup Tuesday at Juventus Stadium in Turin, Italy.      • Email to a friend • Kim Jong Un's charm offensive comes amid sanctions strain North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's conciliatory posture toward the South follows a string of staggering global sanctions on the regime.      • Email to a friend • New England Patriots: Most disappointing, surprising players Here are the most surprising and disappointing players of the 2017-18 season for the New England Patriots.      • Email to a friend • Pittsburgh Steelers: Most disappointing, surprising players Here are the most surprising and disappointing players of the 2017-18 season for the Pittsburgh Steelers.      • Email to a friend • San Francisco 49ers: Most disappointing, surprising players Here are the most surprising and disappointing players of the 2017-18 season for the San Francisco 49ers.      • Email to a friend • Minnesota Vikings: Most disappointing, surprising players Here are the most surprising and disappointing players of the 2017-18 season for the Minnesota Vikings.      • Email to a friend • Green Bay Packers: Most disappointing, surprising players Here are the most surprising and disappointing players of the 2017-18 season for the Green Bay Packers.      • Email to a friend • Philadelphia Eagles: Most disappointing, surprising players Here are the most surprising and disappointing players of the 2017-18 season for the Philadelphia Eagles.      • Email to a friend • Canada, U.S. prepare for Olympic women's ice hockey quarterfinals Powerhouse Canada and the United States have both booked a seat for the women's ice hockey quarterfinals with a second win in the preliminaries.      • Email to a friend • Common household chemicals may affect weight gain Research hints that chemicals lurking in clothing and furniture may play a role in weight gain.      • Email to a friend •

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Washington Post White House reels as FBI director contradicts official claims about alleged abuser Washington Post The White House struggled Tuesday to contain a widening crisis over its handling of domestic violence allegations against a senior ...

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The legal action comes two months after Israeli media first reported that Netanyahu had been grilled by police investigators for more than three hours.

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Cohen, who worked as a counsel to the Trump Organization for more than a decade, said he was not reimbursed for the 2016 payment.      • Email to a friend • Netanyahu Should Be Charged With Bribery and Fraud, Israeli Police Say The charges, which would be the first against a sitting prime minister, raised immediate doubts about his ability to stay in power.      • Email to a friend • Promoted by Netanyahu, Israel’s Attorney General Must Now Scrutinize Him Avichai Mandelblit, a former aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, will be the one to decide if Mr. Netanyahu will be formally charged.      • Email to a friend • Dozens of Russians Are Believed Killed in U.S.-Backed Syria Attack Although only four Russians have been confirmed dead, reports continue to circulate that many more died in fighting in eastern Syria on Feb. 7-8.      • Email to a friend • Berlin Journal: Germans Quietly Pass an Equinox of Unity, but the Walls Remain The Berlin Wall has been down as long as it stood. One generation lived with the wall, one without it. But in many ways it is still a tale of two countries.      • Email to a friend • How Much Is Your Privacy Worth? A Lot, if You’ve Won $560 Million As a court considers whether to let the winner of a huge lottery jackpot remain anonymous, people are offering to change their names to help her claim her prize — for a cut.      • Email to a friend • Editorial: Is North Korea Causing Trouble or Giving Peace a Chance? The question shouldn’t keep the two sides from meeting to resolve a nuclear standoff.      • Email to a friend • Op-Ed Columnist: Syria: You Own It, You Fix It, So Just Rent It Everyone’s so loss averse that it’s unlikely anyone will get too reckless.      • Email to a friend • Op-Ed Contributor: How the Right Co-Opts Frederick Douglass It cherry-picks his words to advance its narrow visions of libertarianism.      • Email to a friend • Op-Ed Columnist: The Ivanka Trump of North Korea? 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In some states it’s now the leading cause of drug-related deaths.      • Email to a friend • Boom and Gloom: An Economic Warning for California Economists say a downturn is unlikely soon. But the state is known for highs and lows, and its longtime governor wants it to start preparing.      • Email to a friend • A Former Pharmaceutical Executive Is Running for U.S. Senate in New Jersey Bob Hugin announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the seat currently held by Democratic Senator Robert Menendez.      • Email to a friend • Restaurant Review: A Chinatown Noodle Dynasty Returns in Style Hwa Yuan Szechuan, the restaurant that gave New York cold sesame noodles, resurfaces with a menu that charms rather than overwhelms.      • Email to a friend • The Carpetbagger: Allison Janney’s Road to the Oscars Was Paved by a Bird The actress, an awards favorite for her unflinching turn in “I, Tonya,” talks about sexual harassment and the unlikely perks of working with fowl.      • Email to a friend • Why Trying to Be Less Awkward Never Works Self-consciousness does not exist to torture you. It exists to help you learn.      • Email to a friend • Trilobites: How to Keep the Blooms on Those Valentine’s Day Roses Just like hangover cures, there are many theories about the best method for keeping cut flowers fresh. 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