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Mississippi State Bulldogs get rematch with No. 13 Tennessee Vols in SEC tourney Tennessee is not resting upon its regular-season SEC co-championship with Auburn.     
Denver Nuggets shift into must-win mode vs. Los Angeles Lakers Confidence was at an all-season high six days ago for the Denver Nuggets. They strengthened their playoff position with a win over the Cavaliers in Cleveland.   Clippers host Cleveland Cavaliers with playoff position at stake Excuse the Los Angeles Clippers if they are intent on waiting a bit before paying back a debt of gratitude to the Cleveland Cavaliers.  
Disney shareholders reject pay raise to CEO Bob Iger Disney shareholders rejected a pay raise Thursday to CEO Robert Iger, marking the first time shareholders voted against such a proposal.   Curious raccoon gets head stuck in generator An animal control officer in California helped rescue a curious raccoon after it got its head stuck in a tight spot.  
Starbucks allows Arizona teen to order drive-thru on horseback A Starbucks in Arizona allowed a teenage girl to order from the drive-thru while riding her horse Wednesday, days after she was turned away.   South Korean politicians, experts anticipate fiery U.S.-North Korea negotiations South Korea's liberal politicians welcome North Korea and the United States' willingness to hold talks, while conservative lawmakers remain cautious.   Canadian doctors protest against pay increase so more nurses can be hired More than 500 doctors and medical students in Quebec are protesting against a raise in their salary so that more nurses and support staff can be hired.   Abe: Maximum pressure on North Korea to continue Tokyo responded with caution and guarded optimism on North Korea's offer to hold denuclearization talks with the U.S.   Mark Hamill honored with star on Hollywood Walk of Fame "Star Wars" actor Mark Hamill was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday afternoon.   Full remarks: South Korean envoy announces Trump to meet with Kim Here are the full remarks from South Korean envoy Chung Eui-yong announcing that Donald Trump had accepted Kim Jong Un's invitation to meet.   Young men face higher risk for rare flu complication Young men recovering from the flu should be aware of a side effect that causes nerve damage, a health expert warns.   Falls among elderly cost $50 billion annually Falls by older Americans have devastating medical and economic consequences, reaching $50 billion a year, a new study finds.   Mississippi bans abortions after 15 weeks, no exception for rape or incest Mississippi lawmakers passed the nation's most restrictive abortion law this week, banning the medical procedure after the 15th week of pregnancy.   FARC candidate Rodrigo Londono withdraws Colombian presidential bid A presidential candidate representing a former Colombian rebel group withdrew from the race Thursday, citing health issues.   Envoy: Trump says he'll meet Kim Jong Un by May President Donald Trump agreed to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un by May, a South Korean envoy who facilitated communication between the two said Thursday.   QB Ryan Fitzpatrick agrees to re-sign with Tampa Bay Buccaneers The Tampa Bay Buccaneers agreed to terms with quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, the Tampa Bay Times reported.   Los Angeles Rams sign former Green Bay Packers CB Sam Shields The Los Angeles Rams announced Thursday that they have signed cornerback Sam Shields, who has not played in an NFL game since the 2016 opener.   Parkland school shooter withdraws not guilty plea Nikolas Cruz withdrew his not guilty plea and chose to "stand mute" on 34 charges related to the Feb. 14 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.   Video game execs defend industry in Trump meeting on violence Video game executives who met with President Donald Trump on Thursday defended the industry's stance that violence in media isn't linked to aggressive behavior.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Time is slowing down in Europe. Here's why.Forget Daylight Savings, millions of clocks in 25 countries across Europe have lost almost 6 minutes since mid-January because of an electricity dispute between Serbia and Kosovo.
 
President Trump agrees to meet with North Korea's Kim Jong UnPresident Donald Trump has agreed to meet with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un by May to achieve denuclearization, South Korean National Security Advisor Chung Eui-Yong said Thursday.
U.S. drone strike kills Pakistani Taliban members in AfghanistanA U.S. drone strike in Afghanistan has hit a Pakistani Taliban camp for suicide bombers, killing 21 fighters, militant commanders and local security officials said Thursday.
19 others treated after nerve agent attack on Russian ex-spy and daughterSgt. Nick Bailey, who helped the Skripals during the attack, remains hospitalized but seems to be making progress, the police say.
Bones found in 1940 appear to be Amelia Earthart's, study saysNew analysis is the latest chapter in a back-and-forth that has played out about the remains, which were found in 1940 on Nikumaroro Island but are now lost.
U.S. vs. the world: Here's what a trade war looks likeThe Trump administration's new tariffs could affect the American economy for better and worse and touch off a trade war abroad. Here's what you need to know.
Russia timeline: Key players, meetings and investigation detailsAs special counsel Mueller continues his inquiries into Russia collusion in the 2016 election, new information continues to be added to the timeline of facts.
Europe threatens to tax American goods in trade war tit-for-tatDanish inventor called 'psychopathic' at murder trialInventor Peter Madsen is charged with murder, dismemberment and indecent handling of a corpse in connection with the death of Swedish journalist Kim Wall.
North Korea sending U.S. 'potentially positive signals,' Tillerson saysSecretary of State Rex Tillerson cautioned, however, that the two countries are still "a long way" from direct negotiations about Pyongyang's nuclear program.
New British private-members club aims to give women a room of their ownTwo British female entrepreneurs have joined forces to open a women-only private members club for professional women, The AllBright.
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Trump Accepts North Korea’s Invitation to Discuss Its Nuclear ProgramNo sitting American president has ever met a North Korean leader, and the meeting with Kim Jong-un would be a breathtaking gamble.
Trump Authorizes Tariffs, Defying Allies at Home and AbroadThe president raises levies on foreign steel and aluminum in hopes of reviving fading domestic industries. But imports from Mexico and Canada will be spared for now.
U.S. Allies Sign Sweeping Trade Deal in Challenge to TrumpEleven countries signed a slimmed-down version of the Trans-Pacific Partnership as they try to counter Washington’s new protectionism.
Trump’s Latest Tariff Strategy: Less Trade War, and More Let’s Make a DealExceptions for Canada and Mexico suggest that it’s a tactic to renegotiate Nafta.
Stormy Daniels Lawsuit Opens Door to Further Trouble for TrumpThe actress’s case, seeking to break an agreement to keep silent about an alleged affair with the president, could lead to his having to testify in a deposition.
How Russian Trolls Crept Into the Trump Campaign’s Facebook MessagesThe campaign’s Florida staff unwittingly engaged with the trolls. “Nobody reasonably would have asked — or even thought to ask — ‘Are you sure you’re not with Russia?’” an aide said.
Judge Floats Idea to Settle @realDonaldTrump Twitter Blocking CaseSeven Twitter users filed suit after they were blocked by President Trump’s account. At a hearing on Thursday, the main topic was the nature of Twitter.
‘I Am a Pawn’: Trump’s Immigration Fight With California Squeezes Those Caught in the MiddleCompanies and law enforcement agencies in California carefully tread between federal laws devised to catch undocumented workers and new state laws meant to protect them.
Russia’s Greatest Problem in Syria: Its Ally, President AssadThe Syrian leader’s push for a military victory has put the Kremlin in a corner, unable either to risk a withdrawal or to craft the political settlement that would cement its gains in the region.
Op-Ed Columnist: President Trump’s North Korea GambleOp-Ed Contributor: Want to Understand What Is Wrong With Europe? Look at ItalyOp-Ed Columnist: Krugman’s Taking Your Questions on TradeOp-Ed Contributor: The Case for Trump’s Tariffs and ‘America First’ EconomicsThe U.S. needs an alternative to a free-trade system that has hollowed out the factory towns that once made America great.
Op-Ed Contributor: Democrats Should Embrace an Open EconomyThe left should welcome an America that confidently competes around the world.
Op-Ed Columnist: Oh, What a Trumpy Trade War!We could be on the way back to the bad old days of corrupt tariff policy. Trump likes that.
Op-Ed Contributors: John McCain and Angelina Jolie: America Should Lead in Saving the RohingyaA campaign of atrocities long inflicted by the Burmese military has sent 680,000 people fleeing slaughter, rape and razed villages in recent months.
Editorial: Donald Trump’s Empty Words on TradeOp-Ed Contributor: With the Embassy Move to Jerusalem, a Biblical Trump?Evangelicals who see the president as a successor to an ancient Persian king, Cyrus, are part of an old American tradition.
Op-Ed Columnist: Understanding Student MobbistsYounger generations have a different understanding of what’s wrong with society and how to fix it.
Gray Matter: How Lies Spread OnlineObama in Talks to Provide Shows for NetflixMr. Obama does not intend to use the shows to respond to President Trump or conservative critics. He and his wife Michelle have talked about shows that highlight inspirational stories.
International Women’s Day 2018: Beyond #MeToo, With Pride, Protests and PressureThere was a keen awareness of a sense of urgency and a shift on issues of gender parity, women’s treatment in the workplace and sexual dynamics.
Trump Administration Blocks Idaho’s Plan to Circumvent Health LawThe president has undermined the Affordable Care Act, but it “remains the law,” the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said. But she encouraged the state to keep trying.
No Dancing, No Swaying: Saudi Pop Concert Comes With WarningPlans for a concert in Saudi Arabia by an Egyptian love crooner seemed like another bold move in the kingdom. Then fans saw the fine print.
Health Officials Assail ‘Pricing Schemes’ That Gouge PatientsAlex M. Azar II, the secretary of health and human services, said doctors and hospitals should disclose costs to patients before they were treated.
Why G.O.P. Is Spending Millions on a Soon-to-Vanish Seat in Trump CountryIf the Democrats win a special House race in Pennsylvania’s 18th District, the alarm bells will be audible across the country.
Yale Rape Verdict Shows How ‘Yes Means Yes’ Can Be Murkier in CourtThe acquittal in the case of Saifullah Khan showed how the consent standards that have been adopted at colleges may differ from those that prevail off-campus.
News Analysis: Netanyahu’s Bilingual U.S. Tour: Triumphal and DefensiveThe Israeli leader trumpeted his achievements in English and played the victim in Hebrew, but the visit had an inescapable valedictory cast.
Lionel Richie Wants to Teach You How to Be a Real ‘American Idol’He’s been a Commodore, a solo superstar, a parent to children in the public eye. Now the man who made it from Motown to memes will dole out tough love on TV.
Nitin Vadukul, Inventive Photographer of Hip-Hop, Dies at 52Mr. Vadukul departed from depicting rappers as street toughs, taking a cinematic, sometimes surreal approach with subjects like Eminem and Dr. Dre.
How to Cut Down on Unwanted Junk MailUnsubscribing from unwanted physical mail is almost as easy as unsubscribing from email spam.
Profile: A War Reporter Finds Refuge by Switching to FictionWendell Steavenson, who felt intrusive when talking to victims of horrific attacks, found freedom in writing her novel, “Paris Metro.”
Norman Rockwell’s Vision of F.D.R.’s Four FreedomsIn one of Roosevelt’s annual addresses, he articulated the Four Freedoms and later asked artists to express their vision of them.
Tech Fix: A Review of the Samsung Galaxy S9, in EmojiThe new smartphone is packed with gimmicky new features like a personal emoji creator. Don’t be surprised if getting used to those emoji takes what a Samsung executive called “an adjustment period.”
Tech We’re Using: How Canada’s Tech Scene Is Thriving (Including the Instant Pot)Ian Austen, a correspondent in Canada for The New York Times, chronicles the ups and downs of the country’s high-tech industry.
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