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Trump wants to stop aid to countries allowing drugs into U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to withhold U.S. aid to countries south of the border if they don't stop drugs from coming north into the United States.     
Gene Steratore highlights all-star crew working Super Bowl 52 As Super Bowl LII progresses Sunday between New England and Philadelphia, don't be surprised if the third team on the field assumes an increasingly passive role.   Person of interest faces ammo charges for Las Vegas shooting An Arizona man who sold ammunition to the gunman in last year's Las Vegas massacre faces federal charges of illegally manufacturing armor-piercing bullets.  
Ultra-rare Tom Brady rookie card sells for $250,000Super Bowl 52: Eagles, Patriots updated injury report Here is the updated Super Bowl 52 injury report and practice participation for the Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots.  
Philadelphia Eagles vs. New England Patriots: Prediction, preview, pick to win Complete watch guide to Super Bowl 52 between the Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots, including when and where to watch, series history, and more.   Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti considered firing John Harbaugh John Harbaugh remains coach of the Baltimore Ravens, and he can thank owner Steve Bisciotti for giving him new life.   Arthur Blank hopes QB Matt Ryan is a 'Falcon for life' Owner Arthur Blank of the Atlanta Falcons was asked on the NFL Channel on Friday if he wants to make quarterback Matt Ryan "a Falcon for life."   Pentagon pushes nuclear weapons expansion, modernization The Pentagon called for the United States to develop two new types of weapons in an update of its nuclear policy Friday.   Golden Tate talks Pats' Patricia, Lions being 'championship type' team Detroit Lions wide receiver Golden Tate spoke to UPI about new coach Matt Patricia, the status of his contract and his partnership with Hershey's.   Study: Dog bites more common in anxious people There may be some truth to the belief that dogs sense fear in a humans. According to a new British study, anxious people may be at higher risk for dog bites.   Janet Yellen to join Brookings Institution upon leaving Fed Outgoing Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen won't be out of a job for long -- she's joining the Brookings Institution as a distinguished fellow next week.   Vikings RB Cook on mend from knee injury Minnesota Vikings running back Dalvin Cook, who sustained a severe knee injury early in the 2017 season, is on schedule to return to the field in 2018.   Georgia's Smart is Maxwell Club Coach of Year Georgia head coach Kirby Smart has been named recipient of the Maxwell Football Club's Collegiate Coach of the Year Award, the club announced Friday.   Penn State settles lawsuit with ex-assistant Shoop Penn State has settled a pending lawsuit against former defensive coordinator Bob Shoop, the school announced.   CDC: Weak vaccine making tough flu season even tougher This flu season is one of the nastiest in years -- and it isn't helping that the vaccine may be less than 20 percent effective against the season's dominant strain.   Redskins QB Cousins plans for free agency When the Kansas City Chiefs agreed to trade Alex Smith to the Washington Redskins, it was assumed Redskins quarterback Kirk Cousins would become a free agent.   All that pecking may give woodpeckers brain damage Turns out, woodpeckers do get brain damage. All that pecking comes at a price, new research shows.   Colts sign WR Adams to reserve contract The Indianapolis Colts signed wide receiver Rodney Adams to a reserve/future contract, the team announced Friday.   Manning OK with Giants drafting QB Eli Manning expects to be the starter for the New York Giants next season, but he will have no problems if the team uses its top pick to select a quarterback in this year's NFL Draft.   Lockheed awarded contract for Taiwan F-16 program support Lockheed Martin has been awarded a contract for foreign military sales in support of the Taiwan F-16 Peace Phoenix Rising program.   Inner ear of cheetahs specially-designed for hunting at high speeds, researchers say New research suggests the feline's inner ear is specially-designed to maintain balance and visual focus while running at speeds of nearly 60 miles per hour.   Trained pooches to help TSA with Super Bowl influx The Transportation Security Administration intends to use specially trained dogs to assist screen passengers at the Minneapolis-St. Paul airport this weekend.   Super Bowl LII: Patriots fan buys 50-yard line tickets with 2.2 bitcoins A New England Patriots fan used 2.2 bitcoins to buy seats to Super Bowl LII, according to secondary ticket marketplace TickPick.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
In February, a Tom Brady collectible jersey sold for $57,500 at auction. 
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Trump weighs barring U.S. military in Korea from bringing familiesA proposed policy change would mean service members deploying to Korea could no longer bring families, but wouldn't mean kids and spouses there now would leave.
 
Hawaii emergency worker who sent false alert: I was '100 percent sure'The mistake sparked panic on Jan. 13, sending Hawaii residents scrambling to seek shelter amid heightened tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
Hockey player released by U.K. team after punching spectator
Resurgent far-right leaves Germany's political elite in disarrayThe AfD was a chance to vent long-simmering resentment felt by many Easterners who feel "left behind" in comparison to their more affluent Western neighbors.
School teaches Chinese women to 'shut your mouths and do more housework'So-called "female morality schools" where women are taught to be subservient to men have sparked a storm of criticism in China.
Tourists rescue Florida bat, cause rabies scareTo track the couple, the CDC opened channels usually reserved for infectious disease emergencies
Oil clumps wash ashore in Japan after tanker carrying 1 million barrels sinksThe Iranian tanker sank nearly three weeks ago, raising worries about damage to the marine ecosystem.
Fidel Castro's eldest son takes his own lifeThe eldest son of former Cuban leader Fidel Castro killed himself Thursday morning while living on the island his father ruled as president for more than 40 years.
955 gold miners in South Africa rescued after night undergroundOver 900 miners stuck underground at a gold mine in South Africa after a storm knocked out power have been rescued, the company which runs the mine said Friday.
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Devin Nunes, Flu Season, Groundhog Day: Your Friday Evening Briefing
House Republicans Release Secret Memo Accusing Russia Investigators of BiasThe memo accused senior officials at the F.B.I. and Justice Department of bias in the early stages of the Russia investigation. Washington Is Abuzz Over the Nunes Memo. His California District, Not So Much.Constituents of Devin Nunes, the congressman at the center of the release of the classified memo, greeted the political firestorm with a collective shrug.
News Analysis: How Trump’s Allies Fanned an Ember of Controversy Into Flames of OutrageA memo by House Republicans didn’t live up to its billing, but the tactics used to stoke doubts about law enforcement could have a lingering impact on the Russia investigation.
7 Takeaways From the Release of the Secret MemoThe memo released Friday provides little evidence to cast doubt on the origins of the Russia investigation, and instead reads like a greatest hits collection of Republican talking points.
Right and Left React to the Release of Nunes MemoWriters from across the political spectrum on the release of the disputed memo accusing the F.B.I. of political motivations in the Russia inquiry.
Federal Reserve Shackles Wells Fargo After Fraud ScandalAfter a scandal involving fraudulent accounts, the central bank restricted the growth of Wells Fargo, which said it would replace four board members.
Stocks Fall to End a Bad Week, and a Boom Begins to Look ShakyU.S. stocks have ended their worst week since February 2016, as investors worried about rising interest rates after a long market boom. Job and Wage Gains Deliver a Promising Start for the YearPayrolls grew by 200,000 last month and hourly earnings were up 2.9 percent in a sign that American workers were benefiting from a tight labor market. Flu Patients Arrive in Droves, and a Hospital Rolls Out the ‘Surge Tent’The worst flu season in nearly a decade has filled emergency rooms and strained resources at medical centers. Hospitalization and infection rates are among the highest in two decades.
Flu Hospitalization Rates Are the Highest in Years. Here’s Why.Rising hospitalizations portend a high death rate, health officials said, even as flu infection rates continue to increase.
Op-Ed Contributor: Why I Am Leaving the F.B.I.It is time to speak out against the unfair partisan attacks against the bureau.
Editorial: We’ve Got the Memo. Now What About Trump’s Tax Returns?Since Republicans are now on board with greater transparency, surely they’ll be eager to release more information to the public.
Op-Ed Columnist: Devin Nunes’s NothingburgerOp-Ed Contributor: Thank Progressives for the Nunes MemoTheir reflexive distrust of law enforcement officials is coming back to haunt them.
Op-Ed Contributor: Trump’s Blood Sport PoliticsThe president understands how American voters have has abandoned the Jeffersonian ideal of compromise in favor of the zero-sum game.
Op-Ed Contributor: In Trump vs. the F.B.I., Trump Will LoseHe may not believe in the rule of law, but tens of thousands of men and women at the Department of Justice do.
Opinion: I’m the Wife of a Former N.F.L. Player. Football Destroyed His Mind.Gray Matter: Force Overtime? Or Go for the Win?Op-Ed Columnist: Don’t Believe the Liberal F.B.I.Humane Society C.E.O. Resigns Amid Sexual Harassment AllegationsWayne Pacelle, the longtime leader of one of the nation’s most prominent animal welfare groups, was facing an uprising from staff, donors after an investigation.
Dennis Edwards, Former Temptations Lead Singer, Dies at 74His resonant voice was an essential part of the group’s success when it embraced psychedelic funk on songs like “Papa Was a Rollin’ Stone.”
Bonuses After Tax Cut Don’t Always Live Up to Their BillingExtra cash is always welcome, but payouts may be smaller and come with more strings attached than workers expected.
Some Syrian Refugees Are Going Back to War Alongside TurkeyThe Turkish operation to secure a buffer zone in Syria, mainly fighting U.S.-trained Kurds, is relying on the Free Syrian Army, also U.S.-trained.
K. T. McFarland Withdraws Her Nomination to Be Ambassador to SingaporeMs. McFarland’s nomination had become embroiled in the controversy over the Trump campaign’s contacts with Russian officials.
Victims’ Father Lunges at Larry Nassar in CourtRandall Margraves had been standing next to his daughters in Eaton County Circuit Court in Charlotte, Mich., as they gave statements about Dr. Nassar’s sexual abuse.
A Report of Sexual Misconduct, a $25,000 Payment and an Activist’s Abrupt ExitGlenn E. Martin, a leading advocate for closing Rikers Island, quit his criminal justice reform group in December.
Jon Huntsman Sr., Billionaire Businessman and Philanthropist, Dies at 80Mr. Huntsman was an industrialist who made a fortune, gave millions to cancer research and left a legacy of public service.
Kenya Government Defies Court Order to Restore TV BroadcastsA court in Nairobi ordered the government to restore four channels it suspended on Tuesday “with immediate effect.” So far, it has refused.
Critic’s Notebook: A Sprinkle, a Snapshot, a Sensation: My Dinner With Salt BaePete Wells submits to the meme, and the copious meat, at a Turkish steakhouse where the chef is world-famous for his salt-flicking technique.
photo essay: Watch the Met Opera Stage a Sea of BloodA production of Wagner’s metaphysical “Parsifal,” which returns on Feb. 5, floods the stage with 1,250 gallons.
Profile: Lisa Halliday’s Debut Novel Is Drawing Comparisons to Philip Roth. Though Not for the Reasons You Might Think.“Asymmetry” features a clandestine romance between a young editorial assistant and a famous, much older novelist.
On Olympics: A Sportswriter’s First Impressions of PyeongchangThe eyes of the world will be on Pyeongchang in a week. Andrew Keh arrived Friday. Here is what he saw.
5 Hours of Glenn Gould Outtakes. Why? Listen and Find Out.Hear how the pianist created his definitive, career-making 1955 recording of Bach’s “Goldberg” Variations — one misstep at a time.
Review: ‘Field Guide’ Brings Standup to a Dostoyevsky DownerRude Mechs boil down the 800 pages of “The Brothers Karamazov” to a searching but silly 80-minute show. Hot tub included.
Cellphones Are Still Safe for Humans, Researchers SayNew studies on rats and mice suggest that if there is any cancer risk from cellphones, it is small. But the case isn’t closed yet.
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