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Holocaust Museum revokes human rights award to Myanmar leader Suu Kyi The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum has rescinded a human rights award it gave to Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi.     
Group of wild turkeys cause conflict near California hospital Patients and staff at a California hospital have complained about a group of aggressive wild turkeys roaming the area.   U.S. Forest Service Chief resigns due to sexual harassment allegations Tony Tooke, the chief of the U.S. Forest Service, resigned after reports of sexual harassment allegations and how his agency responded to complaints.  
Ex-Argentina dictator convicted of crimes against humanity dies at 90 Former Argentina President Gen. Reynaldo Bignone died in a military hospital where he was serving a life sentence for crimes against humanity. He was 90.   Truck spills 60,000 pounds of beer onto Florida highway Thousands of pounds of beer spilled onto a Florida roadway after a semi-truck tipped over early Wednesday morning.  
App to check blood pressure could be available soon Someday soon, a simple touch of a finger to a smartphone case might be enough to provide instant, accurate blood pressure readings.   Florida House passes gun control, school safety bill The Florida House on Wednesday passed a bill that includes gun control measures and public safety resources.   Breast cancer screening guidelines may miss minorities Breast cancer screening guidelines are based mainly on scientific data from white women, and that bias could delay detection of the disease in minorities.   Sunnier days in youth may mean less odds of MS later Living in sunnier climates when young might help shield you from multiple sclerosis decades later, new research suggests   Baker signs with Bengals Free agent defensive tackle Chris Baker on Wednesday signed a one-year contract with the Cincinnati Bengals for a little more than $3 million, a source told NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport.   Patriots release TE Bennett, WR ReedyNotebook: Seahawks agree to trade Bennett to Eagles The Philadelphia Eagles will acquire defensive end Michael Bennett and a seventh-round draft pick from the Seattle Seahawks in exchange for wide receiver Marcus Johnson and a fifth-round pick, multiple outlets reported on Wednesday.   Syrian forces split Eastern Ghouta in half Regime forces took control of nearly half of Eastern Ghouta, essentially cutting off one half of the enclave from the other, the Syrian government said.   One student killed in Alabama high school shooting One student was killed and another was injured in a shooting at a high school in Alabama on Wednesday, police said.   Notebook: Douglas QB commits to Nichols College Quarterback Tyler Goodman of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., was undecided about his college choice before the shooting at the school on Feb. 14, when 17 people were killed.   Champions League: Juventus edges Tottenham, advances to quarterfinal Juventus escaped Wembley Stadium with a 2-1 victory against Tottenham Hotspur Wednesday in London, advancing into the Champions League quarterfinals.   Users report unprompted laughter from Amazon Alexa devices Amazon said Wednesday is investigating reports of Echo home speakers emitting sounds of laughter without being prompted.   France proposes fine for companies that fail to close gender wage gaps French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe introduced legislation Wednesday to fine firms that fail to pay men and women equally.   Manchester City advances in Champions League despite loss to FC Basel FC Basel beat Manchester City 2-1 on Wednesday at Etihad Stadium in England, but lost its Champions League matchup to the Sky Blues.   Partner's heart pump can burden their caregiver A heart pump for someone with heart failure may come with a tradeoff: benefits for the patient, but more stress for the caregiver.   Rams agree to deal Ogletree to GiantsSecret $560M Powerball winner has lawyers pick up prize The winner of a $559.7 million Powerball jackpot had her lawyers claim the winnings Wednesday amid a legal battle to keep her identity secret.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Bennett brothers are on the move. 
The Los Angeles Rams continued to shake up their roster on Wednesday. 
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 New York Times | White House Prepares to Formalize Tariffs but Floats Exemptions New York Times WASHINGTON — More than 100 Republican lawmakers implored President Trump to drop plans for stiff and sweeping steel and aluminum tariffs as the White House prepared to formalize the measures on Thursday afternoon. Officials said late Wednesday that ... Canada, Mexico to Get Initial Exemption From Trump Tariffs Why steel tariffs failed when Bush was president Trump plans to announce steel tariffs, but may allow exemptions for US allies after all |
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Gary Cohn, Jeff Sessions, Russia: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing
White House Prepares to Formalize Tariffs but Floats ExemptionsThe administration is expected to formally announce tariffs on Thursday despite pushback from Republican lawmakers and as officials began signaling carve-outs for certain countries.
E.U. Pledges to Fight Back on Trump Tariffs as Trade War LoomsEuropean Union officials announced the retaliatory moves it would take if the U.S. imposed levies on imported steel and aluminum.
Cohn’s Departure Widens Policy Rift Between Party and PresidentThe loss of Mr. Cohn, who carried the banner for free trade and free markets in the White House, portends more populist trade and economic policies to come.
Trump Spoke to Witnesses About Matters They Discussed With Special CounselExperts say the conversations most likely do not constitute witness tampering, but they show how the president has ignored advice to avoid the appearance of interfering.
Trump Lawyer Obtained Restraining Order to Silence Stormy DanielsThe order was obtained last week to keep the porn star quiet about her alleged affair with Mr. Trump.
Sessions Targets California Immigrants Using a Ruling That Protected ThemThe principle of federal supremacy over immigration established in a Supreme Court ruling in favor of the Obama administration could help the Trump Justice Department advance a different goal.
Jeff Sessions Scolds California in Immigration Speech: ‘We Have a Problem’The attorney general announced a suit claiming the state’s immigrant-protection laws violated federal law, while Gov. Jerry Brown struck back in his own appearance.
North Korean Leader, Known for His Bluster, Reveals Diplomatic SkillsKim Jong-un’s meeting with South Korean envoys was a remarkable shift, just months after he raised fears of nuclear war.
The Snow Before the StormPhotographers captured the nor’easter in its early stages — before it had a chance to make a mess.
Second Storm of the Week Dumps Snow and Cripples TransitThe brunt of the storm hit the region as the evening commute was getting underway, stranding frustrated travelers at Penn Station and Port Authority.
Northeast Storm Live Updates: Snow Cloaks a Region and Power Failures MountCrashes clogged roadways and thousands of people lost electricity in parts of Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey as the second nor’easter in a week hit the region.
Forests Protect the Climate. A Future With More Storms Would Mean Trouble.With an increase in extreme weather expected in the years to come, forests could be changed permanently as the world continues to warm.
Op-Ed Columnist: Gary Cohn’s Breaking PointOp-Ed Contributor: The West Virginia Teacher Strike Was Just the StartA statewide walkout has ended in West Virginia, but may mobilize other teachers to take action for better pay.
Op-Ed Columnist: Mr. Trump, Here’s a Teenage Hero; It’s Your Turn!A 15-year-old stood up to the Parkland gunman, yet the president won’t stand up to the N.R.A.
The Danger UnderfootEditorial: The Race-Based Mortgage PenaltyA study found that minorities are denied mortgages more than whites, even when accounting for income and other factors.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Behind the SelfieEditorial: Gary Cohn Joins the ExodusOp-Ed Contributor: The End of Mexican Democracy?Voters should carefully consider what “a change of regime” promised by Andrés Manuel López Obrador means.
Yale Student Found Not Guilty in Rape TrialLawyers for the accused man, Saifullah Khan, worked relentlessly to discredit the complainant’s account, sowing what a juror called “sufficient doubt.”
Coca-Cola’s Move to Juice Up Sales in Japan: Add a Splash of BoozeThe soft drink giant said it was venturing for the first time into the so-called alcopop category in Japan, offering a drink that mixes alcohol with flavored sparkling water.
Rome’s Subway Project Keeps Digging Up Archaeological MarvelsA second-century domus, or house, with at least 14 rooms and a fountain is the latest discovery to emerge during the construction of a new subway line.
Outrage Over Footage of Police Officer Beating a Black Man in North CarolinaA body camera video that was leaked to the news media has led to the resignation of a police officer in Asheville, N.C. U.S. Forest Service Chief Resigns Amid Sexual Harassment AccusationsTony Tooke “has determined that it is best for the Forest Service, its future and its employees that he step aside,” Sonny Perdue, the agriculture secretary, said in a statement on Wednesday.
How Xi Jinping Made His Power Grab: With Stealth, Speed and GuileMr. Xi basked in applause at the opening of China’s parliament. But his plan to end presidential term limits showed his mastery of back-room politics.
Italy’s Populist Surge May Delay End to Eurozone StimulusAnalysts expect the European Central Bank to wait at least until late April before signaling it is closer to stopping a money printing program.
After 131 Years, Message in a Bottle Found on Australian BeachThe message was tossed from a German ship in June 1886. This year, an Australian woman noticed the thick green glass poking through the sand.
Art Review: Danh Vo: An Artist at the Crossroads of History and DiaryA survey of the Danish-Vietnamese artist revives the modernist ready made, and excavates the history of Vietnam and colonization.
The Power of Tower RecordsThe chain of record stores run by Russ Solomon, who died on Sunday at 92, defined the retail music business in the predigital era, with stars and fans embracing its slogan: “No Music, No Life.”
Critic’s Notebook: The Jews Who Dreamed of UtopiaAn exhibition in Vienna explores the role that Jewish philosophers, politicians and artists played in building communism and international socialism.
Inside David Byrne’s Cheerful DystopiaHis new album, “American Utopia,” portrays “the state of the country: who we are, who we hope to be, all this kind of thing.”
The Endless and Painful ‘Most Dramatic Finale Ever’ of ‘The Bachelor’Nonfiction: Learning From Israel’s Political Assassination ProgramRonen Bergman’s “Rise and Kill First” examines the violent efforts used to bring an end to terrorism.
Review: ‘Jessica Jones’ Returns, Well Timed for the Time’s Up MomentThe Netflix-Marvel superhero series, already more focused on female characters than most dramas, was entirely directed and mostly written by women in Season 2.
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