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Avalanche visit Blackhawks clinging to playoff spot The Colorado Avalanche will look to maintain a foothold in the top eight spots of the Western Conference playoff race when they visit the Chicago Blackhawks.     
Thunder come to Boston with six-game win streak The Oklahoma City Thunder bring their own six-game streak into TD Garden to face the short-handed Boston Celtics on Tuesday night.   Veteran S James Ihedigbo officially retires
Colts ink TE Eric Ebron to 2-year dealArkansas police arrest over 100 in cockfighting raid More than 130 people were arrested in Southwest Arkansas when law enforcement raided a cockfighting ring, officials said Monday.  
Floyd Mayweather says he is going to apply for MMA license Floyd "Money" Mayweather told TMZ that he is going to apply for an MMA license.   California siblings held captive by parents released to new homes The 13 siblings allegedly held captive in California by their parents David Turpin and Louise Turpin have been released to new homes.   Tennessee man indicted for murder in Nashville church shooting A Tennessee man was indicted Monday on several charges for a mass shooting at a Nashville church in September that killed one person and injured several others.   'Scarface,' 'Schindler's List' reunions planned for Tribeca Film Festival Steven Spielberg is to join Liam Neeson and Ben Kingsley to mark the 25th anniversary of "Schindler's List" at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York.   Joe Thomas jokes of Browns' past, Johnny Manziel during retirement speech When you play for the Cleveland Browns for 11 years like Joe Thomas, you deserve a lengthy goodbye speech.   Pulse shooter's wife told FBI she knew he was planning Pulse attack Noor Salman, the widow of Pulse night club shooter Omar Mateen, told FBI investigators she was aware her husband was preparing to commit a violent act.   Range of vaginal dryness products can help postmenopausal women: Study A new report finds that several vaginal dryness treatments work equally well -- regardless of their price tag.   Low sperm count may signal serious health risks for men A low sperm count may do more than affect a man's ability to have children. It also may be linked to a number of health problems, new research suggests.   Wounded combat vets face increased risk for high blood pressure U.S. war veterans who sustained severe combat wounds and have chronic post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are at increased risk for high blood pressure.   Justin Timberlake drills long-range shots on Wizards' practice court Justin Timberlake showed off his sharpshooting prowess recently, making some long-range shots at the Washington Wizards' practice facility.   Mississippi governor signs nation's strictest abortion law Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant signed into law the nation's most restrictive abortion law, which outlaws the medical procedure after the 15th week of pregnancy.   Italy detains Spanish ship after picking up 218 migrants Italian authorities detained a Spanish ship after it picked up 218 migrants off the coast of Libya and refused to hand them over to the Libyan coast guard.   Volkswagen to invest $430M at Tennessee plant Volkswagen of America announced Monday it will manufacture a new sport-utility vehicle at an assembly plant in Tennessee.   Philadelphia Eagles QB Carson Wentz posts video of him throwing Quarterback Carson Wentz gave the Philadelphia Eagles some encouragement Monday when he made throws inside the team's practice facility in a video.   WR Jarius Wright reportedly signs with Carolina Panthers Wide receiver Jarius Wright, who was released by the Minnesota Vikings last week, has agreed to a contract with the Carolina Panthers.   New England Patriots release LB Shea McClellin Linebacker Shea McClellin, who missed the entire 2017 season with a concussion, was released by the New England Patriots on Monday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Longtime NFL safety James Ihedigbo disclosed his retirement plans Monday. 
The Indianapolis Colts signed free agent tight end Eric Ebron on Monday. 
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Saudi prince returns to D.C. with a warning: We're prepared to build nukesMohammed bin Salman returns to Washington this week to kick off his U.S. tour with a series of White House meetings — and a blunt message about his strategy toward his nation's regional rival.
 
American college student dies during rugby trip to BermudaAuthorities said the body of St, Joseph's University student Mark Dombroski, 19, was found in a moat roughly one mile from the bar where relatives last saw him.
Senators to force vote to redefine U.S. role in YemenThe measure calls for the immediate withdrawal of the U.S. military from Yemen without congressional approval.
Hidden camera exposes Cambridge Analytica tacticsWestern leaders quiet as Putin celebrates landslide election victoryWith 99.84 percent of the votes counted Monday morning, Putin won with a resounding 76.6 percent — nearly 65 percent ahead of his closest rival.
Pope says men who pay for sex are 'sick,' prostitution is torturePope Francis condemned forced prostitution as torture in a speech at the Vatican on Monday, describing men who frequent prostitutes as criminals with a "sick mentality."
Assad greets Syrian troops on front line in rare public appearance"We are proud of you," said President Bashar al-Assad, who flashed smiles and stopped for chats with soldiers in eastern Ghouta.
400 U.K. schools sent hoax bomb threat, police sayThe email is believed to have come from the U.S., the Northumbria Police tweeted, adding that they have visited schools to reassure them that there's no danger. Maduro's opponent disrupts Venezuela's election"This government is finished," said Maduro's opponent Henri Falcon, noting how few governments overcome hyper-inflation like Venezuela's current crisis.
Navratilova says McEnroe was paid 10 times more by BBCTennis legend Martina Navratilova criticized the BBC for paying John McEnroe at least "10 times more" than she was for his commenting role at Wimbledon.
Israel arrests French Consulate employee for Gaza gun smugglingThe Shin Bet said the man used his consular vehicle as cover to transport the weapons through Israel's tightly secured border with the Gaza Strip.
Putin sweeps to victory in Russia with huge mandateAfter nearly 14 years as president, and two other stints as the country's prime minister, another six-year term will extend his lock on power to 24 years.
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Cambridge Analytica, Trump, Cynthia Nixon: Your Evening Briefing
Facebook Executive Planning to Leave Company Amid Disinformation BacklashFacebook has reached a deal with its chief information security officer to depart after disagreements over how to address its role in spreading disinformation, said people briefed on the matter.
The Shift: How Facebook’s Data Sharing Went From Feature to BugSure, third-party Facebook apps collected data about users’ lives. But they seemed convenient and harmless, and, really, what could go wrong?
Self-Driving Uber Car Kills Pedestrian in Arizona, Where Robots RoamA woman in Tempe, Ariz., died after being hit by a self-driving car operated by Uber, in what is believed to be the first fatality of a pedestrian from an autonomous vehicle on public roads.
‘You Will Not Destroy America’: A Trump Battle Is No Longer One-SidedThe president and former law enforcement and intelligence officials are trading Twitter insults, turning a conflict that would have once stayed private into a public brawl.
Trump Considers Reshuffling Legal Team as He Takes On Mueller More AggressivelyPresident Trump has discussed firing one lawyer, and another has considered quitting. A third, who has pushed theories on television that the F.B.I. framed the president, was hired.
Trump Offers Tough Talk but Few Details in Unveiling Plan to Combat OpioidsHis plan calls for reducing the supply of illicit drugs with better interdiction and tougher penalties, reducing opioid prescriptions and overall demand, and expanding access to treatment.
Soldier in Bloody Niger Mission Had Warned of Gaps, Defense Officials SayPentagon leaders are said to be troubled by draft conclusions of an inquiry that blames low-level officers in an ambush that killed four American troops.
How the Ambush of U.S. Soldiers in Niger UnfoldedOne of the American soldiers ambushed by militants in Niger was wearing a helmet camera – we analyzed the footage to understand what happened. ‘Serial Bomber’ Is Suspected in Explosions That Have Put Austin on EdgeA fourth bomb triggered by a tripwire suggests a higher level of sophistication in the wave of bomb attacks that have unnerved the residents of Austin.
Editorial: The Wrong People Are Criticizing Donald TrumpIn the wake of Andrew McCabe’s firing, and the president’s gloating tweets, Republicans once again could take action to protect democracy — but they refuse.
Contributing Op-Ed Writer: Facebook’s Surveillance MachineIt’s true that the Cambridge Analytica incident wasn’t a security breach. It was something far worse.
Op-Ed Columnist: Trump and Trade and ZombiesOp-Ed Contributor: China’s New Central Banker Is Just as Important as the Fed’sYi Gang’s next moves as head of the People’s Bank of China will have a big impact on the world economy.
Op-Ed Columnist: Trump’s High-Tech Dirty TrickstersOp-Ed Contributor: Why I Didn’t Join My School’s WalkoutI am a high school junior, and I shoot guns and hunt. Many of the kids protesting guns right now don’t seem to know that much about them.
Op-Ed Columnist: What Holds America TogetherOp-Ed Contributor: To Defend America, Don’t OverreachThe Iraq war began 15 years ago. Realism demands that we remember how badly it failed.
The Stone: How to Talk About AbortionRemoving arguments of individual morality from the equation is the best way to find consensus and determine public policy.
Op-Ed Contributor: Fifteen Years Ago, America Destroyed My CountryLet’s stop calling the invasion of Iraq a “blunder” and call it what it is: a crime.
Brother of Nikolas Cruz Arrested on Trespassing Charge at Stoneman Douglas High SchoolSheriff’s deputies stopped Zachary Cruz on Monday afternoon after he rode a skateboard onto the school’s property, the authorities said. School officials had told him to stay away.
Yankees-Red Sox Rivalry Could Follow N.F.L. to LondonA two-game series in 2019 would give baseball a rare chance to showcase itself for a country where the sport is not ingrained into the culture.
Supreme Court Won’t Block New Pennsylvania Voting MapsThe court rejected a request from Republican lawmakers unhappy with a court-imposed congressional map said to favor Democrats.
Weinstein Company Files for Bankruptcy and Voids Nondisclosure PactsAs part of the filing, the studio said it released anyone “who suffered or witnessed any form of sexual misconduct by Harvey Weinstein” from nondisclosure agreements.
Mississippi Bans Abortions After 15 Weeks; Opponents Swiftly Sue“We are saving more of the unborn than any state,” Gov. Phil Bryant said. Abortion rights advocates called the bill clearly unconstitutional.
Driving With Assad: Syria’s President Tours a Destroyed SuburbAs his soldiers wage a brutal offensive near Damascus, President Bashar al-Assad takes a leisurely drive into the heart of the civil war.
Kremlin Credits the West for Big Turnout for PutinOfficials said Western pressure had galvanized “the consolidation and unification” of support for the Russian president in Sunday’s presidential vote.
There’s Never Been a Native American Congresswoman. That Could Change in 2018.Native American women are running for office in record numbers. Some are fighting pipelines. Others are fighting environmentalists.
How a Community Was Sacrificed to Save HoustonCinco Ranch was designed to be flooded. So after Hurricane Harvey hit, the Texas suburb was sacrificed to save the city of Houston. We followed homeowners as they decided whether to cut their losses or rebuild, knowing it could happen again. 4 Easy Ways to Cut Down Your Sugar IntakeOn Comedy: Introducing a Major New Voice in Comedy (Who Also Attacks Comedy)The Australian stand-up Hannah Gadsby examines a culture that excuses abuse and takes on comedy’s pieties. Laughter is not good medicine, in her view.
Books of The Times: A New Biography Traces Tiger Woods’s Mythical Rise and FallLike a pair of supersleuths, Jeff Benedict and Armen Keteyian reconstruct the golfer’s life and offer new angles on old stories.
Nonfiction: How Silicon Valley Turned Into ‘Brotopia’Emily Chang examines a tech culture that has become a boys’ club, hostile and averse to women.
Review: An Incandescent Journey Through 20th-Century DancePaul Taylor American Modern Dance’s “Icons” featured Sara Mearns dancing Isadora Duncan, Trisha Brown’s “Set and Reset” and Mr. Taylor’s “Esplanade.”
Nonfiction: Trust Your Own Heart, Write Your Own Story and Fight OnIn “Dear Madam President,” the Clinton campaign’s former communications director Jennifer Palmieri tells young women how to succeed in politics.
Kelp Farms and Mammoth Windmills Are Just Two of the Government’s Long-Shot Energy BetsThousands of entrepreneurs gathered near Washington this week for an annual government conference. On the agenda: unusual solutions to major clean-energy problems.
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