4 Newsletters: 79 new articles
Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from:
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
North Korea ends Pyeongchang 2018 without medal
South Korea to preserve sunken ferry ship Sewol South Korea is moving the salvaged ferry Sewol to a pier in the port city of Mokpo.      Texas parole board recommends clemency for man who killed mother, brother For the first time since 2007, the Texas Parole Board on Tuesday recommended clemency for a prisoner on death row who was convicted of murdering his family.  
D.C. Public Schools Chancellor Antwan Wilson resigns Washington D.C. Public Schools Chancellor Antwan Wilson resigned Tuesday after attempting to circumvent a lottery to transfer his daughter to another school.   Japan issues photo of North Korea ship Yu Jong 2 A North Korean ship was reportedly seen accepting an illicit cargo transfer in the East China Sea.  
Report: Danny Boyle in the running to direct Bond 25 MGM and Eon reportedly are courting "Slumdog Millionaire" and "T2: Trainspotting" filmmaker Danny Boyle to direct the 25th James Bond caper.   Mavs' Mark Cuban: 'Losing is our best option'Rotating night shifts a path to diabetes, study suggests Working the night shift may play havoc with your blood sugar levels, a new study contends.   Hackers could target heart devices, review suggests Could you be the victim of a hacking attack aimed at endangering your life by messing with your heart device?   Little difference in weight loss between low-fat and low-carb diets New research finds little difference in weight loss between low-fat and low-carb diets.   Bill Gates to guest star on 'The Big Bang Theory' Microsoft mogul and philanthropist Bill Gates is to appear on "The Big Bang Theory," CBS announced Tuesday.   Dallas Mavericks' Barnes buys 150 tickets for kids to see 'Black Panther' Dallas Mavericks forward Harrison Barnes bought 150 tickets for kids to see the movie "Black Panther" this week in Dallas.   Sterling K. Brown, James Bay booked for March 10 episode of 'SNL' NBC has announced the guest hosts for "Saturday Night Live" for the month of March.   Report: U.S. Pacific Command developing South Korea evacuation plans The U.S. Pacific Command is working on continued improvements to its evacuation strategies for U.S. noncombatants residing in South Korea.   Miranda Otto, Lucy Davis to play aunts on 'Sabrina' reboot Miranda Otto and Lucy Davis are to play the aunts of Kiernan Shipka's teen witch Sabrina in Netflix's upcoming, as-yet-untitled drama.   TSA finds record 104 firearms in one week The Transportation and Security Administration announced Tuesday it set a weekly record by discovering more than 100 firearms in carry-on bags.   3M settles waterway contamination lawsuit for $850M Manufacturing company 3M will pay $850 million to settle a lawsuit filed by the state of Minnesota accusing the company of polluting local waterways.   Two Netanyahu aides arrested on suspicion of bribing judge Israeli police targeted associates of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the latest corruption investigation involving the leader and his inner circle.   Cleveland Browns LT Joe Thomas pondering NFL future Cleveland Browns star left tackle Joe Thomas plans to make a decision on his playing future by the start of free agency.   Louisville says NCAA 'wrong,' former basketball players still claim title Former Louisville basketball players are still claiming their 2013 National Championship, despite the NCAA clearing the title from the record books.   Steelers minority owner David Tepper leading contender to buy Panthers A minority owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers has emerged as a potential front-runner to buy the Carolina Panthers.   Philadelphia Eagles head trainer Chris Peduzzi resigns Philadelphia Eagles head athletic trainer Chris Peduzzi announced Tuesday that he is resigning after 19 seasons with the team.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
North Korea has ended its ninth Winter Olympics appearance without a medal. 
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban wants his last-place team to keep losing. 
|
Click here to safely unsubscribe from "Latest News - UPI.com."
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
|
Click here to safely unsubscribe from "Top Stories - Google News."
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from:
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Watch out. North Korea keeps getting better at hacking.The North Koreans have figured out how to bridge the air gap — meaning they can hack into computers that aren't even connected to the internet.
 
A mother prays for her boys as bombs rain on Syrian rebel enclaveSome 190 people have died in the rebel enclave since Sunday night, according to war monitor Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
North Korea backed out of secret meeting with Pence, U.S. saysA meeting between Mike Pence and North Korean delegates during the Olympics allegedly got derailed after North Korea backed out of the meeting hours before it was set to take place.
World's richest can learn from the 'poorest of the poor,' Trump Jr. saysDonald Trump Jr. will have a "conversation and dinner" with buyers of units in Trump-branded developments during his visit to India.
Russian oligarch bankrolls lawsuit against Olympic doping whistleblowerMikhail Prokhorov and three Russian biathletes who were banned from competition want to force doping whistleblower Grigory Rodchenkov to testify under oath.
Queen Elizabeth attends London Fashion Week in royal firstQueen Elizabeth II made her first visit to London Fashion Week to present an award design recognizing British excellence.
Measles cases more than triple in EuropeBermuda lawyer goes to court to challenge gay marriage reversalLawyer Mark Pettingill, who won Bermuda's same-sex marriage case in May 2017 only to see it reversed nine months later, is fighting for gay marriage once again. Second test doesn't help Russian curler suspected of Olympic dopingThe case involving Alexander Krushelnitsky has threatened to taint another Olympics with the specter of doping and affect Russia's shot at reinstatement.
Partygoer accused of stealing thumb from $4.5 million 'cultural treasure'Chinese authorities want a "severe punishment" to be imposed after a 2,000-year-old terra-cotta warrior's thumb was stolen while displayed in the U.S.
A champion mountain biker faces her toughest challenge: clearing bombs from LaosRebecca Rusch is leading mountain bike rides to raise funds to remove unexplored bombs dropped in Laos during the Vietnam War.
Netanyahu's ex-spokesman arrested in corruption probeIsraeli police have named the two close associates of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrested for their suspected role in a wide-ranging corruption probe.
How U.S.-born ice dancers ended up competing for South KoreaGamelin and Min made their Olympic debut in PyeongChang grabbing headlines, but for reasons they never expected — a wardrobe malfunction.
More Recent Articles
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Click here to safely unsubscribe from "NBC News World News."
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from:
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Florida, Special Counsel, Syria: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
Trump Moves to Regulate ‘Bump Stock’ DevicesThe president asked the Justice Department to propose regulations that would ban “bump stocks,” which can convert a semiautomatic gun into an automatic weapon. With Grief and Hope, Florida Students Take Gun Control Fight On the RoadStudents fed up with gun violence hopped a bus to Tallahassee, Fla., and planned protests from coast to coast. Whether their activism would amount to anything was far from clear.
Right-Wing Media Uses Parkland Shooting as Conspiracy FodderBill O’Reilly, Rush Limbaugh and Jack Kingston express suspicion toward the teenage survivors. The website Gateway Pundit claims they were coached.
School’s R.O.T.C. Had 3 Cadets Killed. The Gunman Had Been a Member.The Junior R.O.T.C. program at Stoneman Douglas High School attracts hundreds of students who study subjects like leadership, military drilling and marksmanship.
‘Is This the Day I Die?’: Teachers React to the Florida School ShootingTeachers and other educators described to us what it’s like to teach amid lockdown drills and fear of attacks.
Former Skadden Lawyer Pleads Guilty to Lying in Russia InvestigationThe lawyer admitted lying in an interview with the special counsel about conversations he had with Rick Gates, who served on the Trump campaign.
Kushner Resists Losing Access as Kelly Tackles Security Clearance IssuesJared Kushner, frustrated about the issue and concerned that Mr. Kelly has targeted him personally with the directive, has told colleagues that he is reluctant to give up his high-level access.
On Social Media, Lax Enforcement Lets Impostor Accounts ThriveMillions of “bots” posing as real users are promoting celebrities, spreading misinformation and sowing discord. And it’s far easier to build a bot than to kill one.
Syrian Bombardment Takes Its Deadliest Toll in YearsAt least 200 were killed in a rebel-held area near Damascus, and pro-government forces tried to bolster Kurds fighting Turkish forces in Afrin.
Netanyahu Inquiry Expands, With New Bribery AllegationsThe Israeli prime minister, already accused of accepting nearly $300,000 in bribes, could now face charges of obstructing justice.
New Netanyahu Corruption Allegations: The DetailsHere is a rundown of the new allegations in the inquiry into the Israeli prime minister and his inner circle, according to the police and Israeli news reports.
Op-Ed Contributor: The Mental Health System Can’t Stop Mass ShootersThere is no reliable cure for angry young men who harbor violent fantasies. The only solution is to keep guns out of their hands.
Op-Ed Contributor: China Dropped Its One-Child Policy. So Why Aren’t Chinese Women Having More Babies?The government’s latest demographic program has unmistakably eugenic undertones.
Op-Ed Contributor: I Interned for Senator Rubio. Now I’m Begging Him to Act on Guns.A graduate of Stoneman Douglas High School has been close to four mass shootings in Florida. She wants last week’s to be the last. Op-Ed Contributor: How to Monitor Fake NewsOp-Ed Columnist: Get Out of Facebook and Into the N.R.A.’s FaceOp-Docs: Arctic BoyhoodComing of age on the Greenland tundra. Op-Ed Contributor: The Destructive Dynamics of Political TribalismAnti-elite fervor in America bears a striking resemblance to the explosive tension between haves and have-nots all over the world.
Op-Ed Contributor: Missing Conservatism? Just Wait for a Democratic PresidentRepublicans will complain again about overweening government, accelerating social change and American decline.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Madness of American CrowdsGarlic Girls Take Over the Olympics, and Their Hometown Is Loving ItHow to explain the sudden dominance of the bespectacled South Korean women’s curling team? “It’s definitely the power of the garlic.”
Sports of The Times: How Mirai Nagasu Grew Up and Got Back to the OlympicsMirai Nagasu was devastated when she was passed over for the 2014 Sochi Games. She nearly quit the sport, but then decided to write a new ending to her story.
Elizabeth Swaney, Viral Olympic Skier, Says She Put Her Whole Heart Into Her Halfpipe“I don’t think I’ve ever been satisfied with my halfpipe runs, and I don’t think a lot of skiers are,” she said, after her Olympic halfpipe run drew attention.
Louisville Must Forfeit Basketball Championship Over Sex ScandalThe program was ordered to vacate 123 victories, including two trips to the Final Four, as punishment for a case involving players and prostitutes.
The Key to Weight Loss Is Diet Quality, Not Quantity, a New Study FindsPeople who cut back on added sugar, refined grains and processed foods lost weight without worrying about calories or portion size.
D.C. Schools Chancellor Resigns Amid Outcry Over Daughter’s School TransferThe chancellor, Antwan Wilson, had come under investigation for how his daughter recently transferred to a coveted high school, bypassing about 700 students on a wait-list.
Venezuela Launches Virtual Currency, Hoping to Resuscitate EconomyGovernment officials are hoping to spur vitally needed imports like food and medicine and, perhaps, give investors a way of skirting American sanctions.
Poland’s Nationalism Threatens Europe’s Values, and CohesionThe European Union has bestowed huge sums on Poland, but the country has fomented discord over identity, solidarity and, perhaps most important, the rule of law.
Economic Scene: Come the Recession, Don’t Count on That Safety NetRepublicans seek a leaner welfare system tying government benefits to hard work. But such benefits are worthless when there is no work to be had.
Castellina in Chianti Journal: An Ancient Tuscan Village, Like Italy, Is Reshaped by MigrationElectoral campaign slogans warn against the migrants’ “invasion,” but Italy’s social fabric has already changed.
Why a Republican Plan for Paid Leave Has Stirred Concern About Social SecurityA proposal would allow people to collect Social Security after a birth, but there’s a catch.
Kobe Bryant Could Add an Oscar to His Record of WinsThe ex-basketball star worked with animation and music stars to make the short “Dear Basketball.” It’s an academy front-runner, though it’s drawn #MeToo protests.
Books of The Times: Marilynne Robinson’s Essays Reflect an Eccentric, Exasperating, Profound and Generous MindThe essays in “What Are We Doing Here?” take aim at orthodoxies on all sides of civic and theological debates.
Want to Plan for Your Death and Funeral? Here’s HowPre-need funeral plans can be complicated, so here is a primer on everything you’ll need to know.
Personal Health: The Importance of Infants’ Exposure to Micro-OrganismsFewer scheduled cesarean deliveries and more breast-feeding could give babies more protective bacteria.
Finding Produce in Alaska’s Long Winter Takes Wiles and LuckEven in Anchorage, hunting down fresh fruit and vegetables can be like panning for gold. The smartest prospectors have a strategy.
3 Young People to Watch in Theater This SpringGet to know the playwright Hammaad Chaudry, the 13-year-old actress Rileigh McDonald and the actor Andrew Burnap.
Lens: Where Fashion Photography Meets the StreetsGareth Smit followed street-style photographer Phil Oh during New York Fashion Week. A Whirlwind London Fashion Week With Adwoa AboahIn two jam-packed days, the model and activist speaks about positive fashion, walks in Christopher Bailey’s final show for Burberry — and supports emerging designers. Critic’s Notebook: How Balanchine Turns a Fairy Story Into TragedyOur dance critic walks us through the finale of George Balanchine’s “Divertimento From ‘Le Baiser de la Fée,’” the work of a master dramatist.
More Recent Articles
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Click here to safely unsubscribe from "NYT > Home Page."
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Click here to change subscription preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy
Email subscriptions powered by FeedBlitz, LLC, 365 Boston Post Rd, Suite 123, Sudbury, MA 01776, USA.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments
(
Atom
)
Post a Comment