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Woman arrested for trying to open cabin door of in-flight plane A woman was arrested Monday morning after she tried to open the cabin door of a plane that was in the air on its way from San Francisco to Boise.     
Florida Senate passes bill restricting gun sales, arming school faculty Florida's Senate passed a bill placing new restrictions on rifle sales and including a program that will allow some school faculty to carry fire arms.   More U.S. kids landing in ICU from opioids A growing number of U.S. kids are ending up in the intensive care unit after overdosing on prescription painkillers or other opioids, a new study finds.  
Study: Tough gun laws keep more hands off the trigger A new study indicates that gun control laws are potentially so effective they can prevent firearm-related murders on a regional basis.   As years spent obese rise, so do heart dangers The longer people are obese, the greater their chances of developing heart disease, a new study suggests.  
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee signs first state law to protect net neutrality In a rebuke to the FCC, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee signed the nation's first state law to protect net neutrality.   Texans deny report of boycotting players who protested anthem The Houston Texans are denying a report, which claimed the team would not sign or draft players who protested in support of social justice issues.   South Korean envoys and Kim Jong Un see 'satisfactory result' of meeting A team of South Korean officials reached an understanding with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during their four hour meeting in Pyongyang on Monday.   Cosby trial to proceed after defense attorneys try to get case thrown out Bill Cosby will once again go to trial to face rape accusations after attorneys from both sides attacked each other's credibility in a court hearing on Monday.   Fighting, arrests precede Richard Spencer speech at Michigan State University Multiple people were arrested after fighting broke out during protests of white nationalist Richard Spencer's appearance at Michigan State University Monday.   New York Jets cut Muhammad Wilkerson, eat $9 million in dead salary Last week, the New York Jets notified defensive lineman Muhammad Wilkerson they intended on cutting him.   Second winter storm to bring heavy snow to Northeast Weather forecasters predict a second winter storm will hit the Northeast this week while some in the region were without power from last week's nor'easter.   Taron Johnson gets hit in head with football during NFL Scouting Combine Weber State defensive back Taron Johnson took a football to the head Monday at the NFL Scouting Combine.   Atlanta Falcons, kicker Matt Bryant agree to three-year extension The Atlanta Falcons agreed to a three-year extension with kicker Matt Bryant, the team announced on Monday.   Jack Del Rio blames NFL for Aldon Smith not getting help Shortly after the Oakland Raiders released Aldon Smith, Jack Del Rio spoke out about league rules that prevented the team from giving Smith a better structure.   Michigan Wolverines coach Jim Harbaugh to be honored by the V foundation Jim Harbaugh's record in three years at Michigan is underwhelming, but there is nothing underwhelming about his commitment to fighting pediatric cancer.   Trump Organization staff evicted from Panama hotel Police evicted the Trump Organization from the Trump International Hotel in Panama on Monday following the end of an ongoing legal battle.   Ex-Green Bay Packers CB Sam Shields draws Rams, Browns interest Former Green Bay Packers cornerback Sam Shields is hoping to resume a career that was interrupted by a concussion in the first week of the 2016 season.   Pittsburgh Steelers LB Ryan Shazier named Ohio State honorary captain Former Ohio State and current Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Ryan Shazier has been selected as an honorary captain for the Buckeyes' spring game.   Nemanja Matic lifts Manchester United in stoppage time vs. Crystal Palace Manchester United's Nemanja Matic scored in stoppage time Monday, lifting the Red Devils to a 3-2 win against Crystal Palace in London.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Unknown substance leaves former Russian spy critically illSergei Skripal, and a woman he was with, were found unconscious on a shopping mall bench Monday afternoon. Police say they don't know if a crime took place.
 
Kim Jong Un welcomes South Korean envoys to dinnerThe meal comes amid a thaw in inter-Korean relations around the PyeongChang Winter Olympics.
Battle rages for control of Trump hotel in PanamaThe hotel remains open for business against a backdrop of service interruptions, bad press and a fight over the Trump Organization's management contract that ended in fisticuffs and repeated police calls last week. The hotel's lobby is notable mostly for its shortage of guests, compensated for by a generous allotment of reporters and security staff bracing...
Allegations about 40 gay priests in Italy sent to VaticanA male escort told Italian media that he outed the priests because he couldn't stand their hypocrisy any longer.
This gigantic wind turbine will be the world's tallestGeneral Electric's Haliade-X will stand three times taller than typical wind turbines.
Vietnam hosts U.S. aircraft carrier for first time since war endedThe USS Carl Vinson brought more than 5,000 crewmembers to Danang. Some 58,000 American soldiers and an estimated 3 million Vietnamese were killed in the war.
ISIS-linked suspects detained after threat shuts U.S. Embassy in TurkeySecurity was high outside the diplomatic outpost in Ankara, and pedestrians were searched before entering a street where the embassy's main gate is located.
Former Netanyahu spokesman signs witness deal in graft probeMedical supplies seized from convoy bound for besieged Syrian enclaveThe only previous U.N. delivery of assistance to eastern Ghouta so far this year was on Feb. 14.
Populist and anti-E.U. parties boast big gains in 'ungovernable Italy'Preliminary results showed the center-right coalition winning about 37 percent of the parliamentary vote and the 5-Star Movement getting about 31 percent.
China rattles neighbors with big boost in defense spendingChina will "advance all aspects of military training and war preparedness," Premier Li Keqiang said.
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Paul Ryan, Oscars, Jerusalem Embassy: Your Evening Briefing
Trump Reaffirms Commitment to Tariffs but Opens Door to CompromiseRepublicans intensified pressure on Mr. Trump to relent on his steel and aluminum tariffs while the president indicated he might provide exemptions for certain countries.
Trump Hates the Trade Deficit. Most Economists Don’t.Economists question whether tariffs will do much to narrow the trade deficit, and whether policymakers should care about the economic metric at all.
How Trump’s Tariffs May Pose a Threat to Allies and Economic GrowthAmerican allies and economists worry that the president’s plan to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum could start a trade war.
Ex-Trump Aide Sam Nunberg Says He Will Refuse Grand Jury Order. Unless He Doesn’t.Mr. Nunberg set cable news and social media alight after he said he was subpoenaed to go before a grand jury, but was unlikely to appear or provide documents he was ordered to hand over.
Ben Carson on His Vexing Reign at HUD: Brain Surgery Was Easier Than ThisMr. Carson has been whipsawed by a job he has found puzzling, with his goals undermined by his indecisiveness, his staffing mistakes and a president indifferent to his department’s mission.
Trump’s Hopes of Being the ‘Neutral Guy’ in the Mideast Seem Long GoneHosting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, the president said he still had “a good chance” of forging peace, but a deal seems further away than ever.
Netanyahu, Visiting U.S., Is Stalked by Legal Troubles at HomeA third former aide turns state’s witness, diminishing hopes the Israeli prime minister may have held that his international role would overshadow the scandals at home.
The New VanguardOur critics chose 15 remarkable books by women that are shaping the way we read and write fiction in the 21st century.
Behind Public Persona, the Real Xi Jinping Is a Guarded SecretAs China’s president moves to become leader for life, it is striking how little is known about him, despite his having held the country’s highest posts since 2012.
The Best and Worst of Oscars 2018From the red carpet scene to the stage, we share the highs and lows of the 90th Academy Awards.
From Time’s Up to Inclusion Riders: Women Take Charge at the OscarsMen won a vast majority of Oscars, but the night will go down as one in which women made it clear they would be doing and saying what they wanted.
Scene City: Inside the 2018 Vanity Fair Oscar PartyFrances McDormand had chicken, Timothée Chalamet had the giggles and Mary J. Blige danced in a conga line. Op-Ed Columnist: Italy’s Five-Star Electoral PerformanceOp-Ed Columnist: The Teachers Revolt in West VirginiaEditorial: Demagogues Win as Europe’s Populist Tide Sweeps ItalyOp-Ed Contributor: Women, Booze and the VoteThe appropriation of a feminist theme for selling whiskey to women is nothing if not ironic.
Editorial: Donald Trump’s Tunnel VisionThe president has changed his mind about offering federal support for a critical underwater project between New York and New Jersey.
Op-Ed Columnist: A Ranting Old Guy With NukesOp-Ed Columnist: The Chaos After TrumpOp-Ed Contributor: The Real Reason the Investor Class Hates PensionsIt’s not about a funding crisis — it’s about turning retirement savers into passive investors.
The Stone: Why Are We Surprised When Buddhists Are Violent?The image of unshakable peacefulness and tolerance is a Western stereotype that defies history and simplifies human nature.
Trying Again, de Blasio Names a New Schools ChancellorIn his second attempt to replace Carmen Fariña, the mayor selected Richard A. Carranza, the Houston schools superintendent, who accepted at City Hall.
Former Russian Spy Mysteriously Falls Ill in Britain. Again.A man said to be a former Russian military intelligence officer who spied for Britain was critically ill after exposure to an unknown substance.
Panama Hotel Owner Declares Victory and Trump’s Name Is RemovedWithin hours of seizing the administrative offices of the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Panama City, the letters T-R-U-M-P were pried off.
Who Should Be Armed in Florida Schools? Not Teachers, Lawmakers Say. But Maybe Librarians.After a debate on the State Senate floor on Monday, Republican legislative leaders backed off on arming most teachers, but voted to allow others in schools to carry guns.
Martin Shkreli’s Wu-Tang Album Could Be Seized by GovernmentA judge on Monday authorized the government to seize Mr. Shkreli’s assets, including two rare albums, if he can’t come up with the $7 million he owes.
Football’s Brain Injury Crisis Lands in Family CourtDivorced parents in Pittsburgh are in a legal dispute over whether their 17-year-old son should be allowed to play football.
A Famed Doctor, a Troubled Prosecutor and a Case That Went UntriedBefore Dr. Lawrence G. Nassar was imprisoned for abusing gymnasts, a local prosecutor’s office opted not to pursue charges. The prosecutor had his own troubles.
Trash in the Fjords? Norway Turns to DronesOslo hopes the technology will help identify types of litter so that human divers can scour it off the seabed.
An Artist’s Muse Steps Out of the Shadows With Paintings of Her OwnCelia Paul was the partner of Lucian Freud and the subject of several of his paintings. Now she is drawing attention for her melancholy portraits.
The Price They PayMillions of Americans can't afford their prescriptions. These are portraits of a few patients struggling to manage their drug bills.
Today, Do That One Thing You’ve Been Putting Off‘Oh My God’ Turns to ‘Yay Me’ as Saudi Women Practice DrivingA driver safety course inside a women’s university in Saudi Arabia gave young women their first chance to drive.
5 Things We Learned From Andrew Lloyd Webber’s New Memoir“Unmasked,” a 500-page doorstop out this week, tells rich stories about the projects he never made — and the childhood feline that inspired “Cats.”
Album: A Fresh Coat for Condo CityChristopher Lane lost his light when a 14-story building went up next to his Jersey City apartment. Instead of complaining, he photographed the process.
Review: In ‘Time No Line,’ John Kelly Revisits Decades of Diary EntriesCity Kitchen: Polenta and Shrimp, a Marriage of Land and SeaAs comforting as shrimp and grits, this dish puts savory, golden polenta front and center.
The Checkup: To Help Children Sleep, Go DarkA new study suggests that exposure to bright light before bedtime can throw children’s body clocks out of whack.
Personal Health: Jane Brody’s Personal Secrets to Lasting Weight LossI read nutrition labels before I buy anything in a package, I practice portion control, and I exercise and weigh myself every day.
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