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Judicial nomination votes on hold as Flake stands firm on vow The Senate Judiciary Committee won't vote Thursday on several judicial nominations because of a vow by Republican Sen. Jeff Flake to oppose the confirmations.      Study: Endurance exercise may slow aging, but not strength training Running, swimming, cycling and other types of endurance exercise can slow cellular aging, but strength training may not, a new study suggests.   First biosimilar to non-Hodgkin's lymphoma drug approved by FDA Truxima has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as the first biosimilar to the non-Hodgkin's lymphoma drug Rituxan, the agency said Wednesday.   Mammograms should start at 30 for some women, study says Women at increased risk for breast cancer should start receiving mammograms earlier than recommended, even as young as age 30, a new study contends.   Rockefeller Christmas Tree glistens with 50,000 lights, 500-pound star Hundreds of thousands of people flocked to Rockefeller Center in New York to watch two kinds of stars -- the lighting of the massive tree and entertainers.   U.S. sanctions Nicaragua's Vice President Rosario Murillo The United States imposed sanctions on Nicaragua's vice president and first lady, Rosario Murillo De Ortega , for corruption and human rights abuses.   Panthers focus on Buccaneers, halting three-game skid The Carolina Panthers were gliding along a month ago just waiting for late-season showdowns with the New Orleans Saints.   Struggling Bengals turn to backup QB against Broncos The rapidly fading Cincinnati Bengals were having their share of problems and now they have to go forward without their starting quarterback.   Buffalo Bills try to continue Miami Dolphins' skid The Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins are heading in opposite directions as they approach Sunday's game at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Fla.   Woman, baby killed by grizzly bear in remote Canada A grizzly bear killed a woman and her 10-month-old daughter in northern Canada, according to the Yukon Coroner's Service.   Donald Trump, Melania Trump participate in National Christmas Tree lighting ceremony President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump participated in the 6th National Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony at the White House on Wednesday.   Body tentatively identified as that of N.C. teen Hania Aguilar The North Carolina Medical Examiner's Office tentatively identified a body found as middle school student Hania Aguilar, who vanished three weeks.   Cleveland Cavaliers trade Kyle Korver to Utah Jazz The Cleveland Cavaliers have traded sharpshooter Kyle Korver to the Utah Jazz.   Senators block vote on Robert Mueller protection bill Senate Republicans blocked a vote Wednesday on legislation protecting special counsel Robert Mueller in his probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.   Three U.S. service members killed in Afghanistan identified The Department of Defense on Wednesday identified three U.S. service members killed when an improvised explosive device blew up in Afghanistan.   Watch: Tottenham's Eriksen beats Inter Milan with late score Christian Eriksen scored the only goal in Tottenham Hotspur's group stage win over Inter Milan on Wednesday in the Champions League.   Bears might sit QB Trubisky again Quarterback Mitch Trubisky did not practice on Wednesday because of a right shoulder injury and might not play again when the Chicago Bears face the New York Giants on Sunday.   Steelers WR Rogers (knee) returns Wide receiver Eli Rogers of the Pittsburgh Steelers, who has been out since sustaining a torn ACL in his right knee during a 45-42 divisional round playoff loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in January, has been cleared to practice, the Steelers announced on Wednesday.   Watch: Lionel Messi snipes goal, gets free kick assist in Champions League Lionel Messi had a beautiful goal and precise assist to help Barcelona beat PSV Eindhoven and win Group B in the Champions League Wednesday in the Netherlands.   South Carolina inmates accused of sexual blackmail scam targeting military More than 400 U.S. military service members fell victim to a sexual blackmail scam run by inmates in South Carolina prisons, military and prison officials said.   Watch: Neymar leads PSG past Liverpool in Champions League Brazilian midfielder Neymar Jr.'s first half goal was just enough to lead Paris Saint-Germain past Liverpool Wednesday in the Champions League.   Three men steal Pierre-Auguste Renoir painting from Vienna auction house Police in Vienna, Austria, said they're searching for three men accused of walking into an auction house and stealing a painting by Pierre-Auguste Renoir.   Dow Jones up 600 points as Jerome Powell says interest rates near neutral The Dow Jones rose by more than 600 points Wednesday after the chairman of the Federal Reserve said interest rates were close to neutral.   Obamacare signups down 13 percent from 2017 The number of people signing up for Healthcare plans in the Affordable Care Act exchanges following the fourth week of open enrollment is down 13 percent from 2017.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Twitter says account with 1 million followers was Putin impostorTwitter suspended the account, saying it had received a report from Russian officials about it.
  Three U.S. service members killed in Afghanistan IED detonationThree other wounded service members and a wounded contractor were evacuated and being treated for their injuries.
U.K. cybersecurity agency mounts transparency pushThe goal is to prevent cyberattacks like "WannaCry," which paralyzed computer systems around the world in May 2017.
Video of boy in England attacking smaller boy in 'racially aggravated assault' goes viralPolice say the 16-year-old boy, who can be seen in the video yelling, "I'll drown you," will face assault charges.
Six-year-old boy steals spotlight from Pope FrancisA 6-year-old boy climbed on stage during Pope Francis' general audience at the Vatican on Wednesday. The pontiff said, "Let him be, let him be."
Magnus Carlsen defeats Fabiano Caruana to retain World Chess Championship titleThis showdown followed a record-breaking streak of 12 drawn games of regular chess.
Woman and 10-month-old daughter killed by grizzly bear outside their remote cabinThe woman, a 37-year-old schoolteacher, was on maternity leave. She and her family had been staying in a lake cabin in the Yukon for three months.
Chinese researcher says he is 'proud' of gene-editing twinsVenezuela's young opposition leaders build grassroots support"We haven't been fighting for and talking about what the majority of people need," says opposition leader Miguel Pizarro, 30.
Russia follows up sea clash by deploying anti-aircraft missilesThe Ukrainian president believes his country is under the "extremely serious" threat of a land invasion.
Dutch rail company to pay reparations for mass deportations of Jews in WWIIThe rail company, NS, said that its involvement in the deportations "is a black page in the history of our country and our company."
Irish soccer team sorry for falsely reporting player's deathAmateur team Ballybrack FC has apologized for a "gross error of judgment" after falsely reporting that one of its players, Fernando Nuno La Fuente, died on Thursday.
Senate set to consider a rebuke to Trump on Saudi ArabiaSupport for the measure to end U.S. support for the Saudi-led war in Yemen has grown in the wake of the Khashoggi murder.
Indonesia says Lion Air jet was 'not airworthy' on flight before crash"In our view, the plane was not airworthy," the head of Indonesia's national transport safety committee told reporters in Jakarta.
Brexit would hammer the British economy, admits finance ministerUnder Theresa May's Brexit deal, the economy would be 2.1 percent smaller in 15 years' time, said the British government.
Massive cow too big to be slaughteredUkraine says Russia attacked, seized its ships in international watersKiev insists that its ships were in international waters when they were shot at and seized by Russia.
U.S. envoy moves fast to make peace with Taliban before Trump pulls plugAware Trump has expressed impatience with the U.S. mission in Afghanistan, Zalmay Khalilzad has moved quickly to get the Taliban to the negotiating table.
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Democrats Resoundingly Nominate Pelosi as Speaker, but Defections Signal Fight AheadThe 203-to-32 vote showed Nancy Pelosi had most Democrats behind her, but the result kept alive the threat of a messy intraparty feud.
Hakeem Jeffries Emerges as New Face of House DemocratsMr. Jeffries, an ambitious 48-year-old Brooklynite with a golden tongue, sealed his spot on the fast track by winning the No. 5 spot in House Democratic leadership.
‘If Bobbie Talks, I’m Finished’: How Les Moonves Tried to Silence an AccuserA trove of text messages details a plan by Mr. Moonves and a faded Hollywood manager to bury a sexual assault allegation. Instead, the scheme helped sink the CBS chief, and may cost him $120 million.
Two Words From Fed Chairman Jerome Powell Sent Markets SoaringInvestors interpreted comments by Mr. Powell, the Federal Reserve chairman, as an indication that the central bank may be less inclined to continue raising interest rates.
Bond Market Signals Weakening Case for Interest Rate IncreasesA measure of investors’ expectation for inflation over the next five years has fallen over the past two months. G.M., Not Trump, Is the Real Villain to Some Ohio Factory WorkersIn a region where the president vowed that manufacturing jobs were coming back, the idling of a Chevrolet plant and its 1,600 workers is a major blow.
Senators, Furious Over Khashoggi Killing, Spurn President on War in YemenA vote to limit U.S. military support in Yemen showed widespread disapproval of President Trump’s embrace of Saudi Arabia after the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. News Analysis: Naval Clash Raises the Stakes for Trump’s Meeting With PutinRussia’s seizure of three Ukrainian ships has complicated President Trump’s plan to meet with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia while the two are in Buenos Aires this week.
Trump Talks of Pardon for Manafort and Escalates Attacks on Russia Inquiry“Why would I take it off the table?” the president said of a pardon for Paul Manafort, who he said had been treated poorly by prosecutors for the special counsel.
Manafort’s Lawyer Said to Brief Trump Attorneys on What He Told MuellerThe arrangement was highly unusual, and it appeared to give Mr. Trump and his advisers ammunition in their public campaign against the special counsel investigation.
Pelosi, Yemen, Les Moonves: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingDeck the Halls With DemocratsTrump Is Wrong About the General Motors BailoutI negotiated that deal, and G.M.’s problems go much deeper than one round of layoffs.
The Link Between August Birthdays and A.D.H.D.Trump Tries Old Tricks With Latin AmericaThe president’s strategy echoes Reagan’s Cold War battle against leftists and ignores, at Washington’s peril, the concerns of elected leaders in the region’s democracies.
Before the Claims of Crispr Babies, There Was China’s One-Child PolicyThe Chinese government has a long history of using technology to control and manipulate reproduction.
Why Did Manafort Cooperate With Trump Over Mueller?Lawyers for Manafort and Trump engaged in a brazen violation of criminal defense norms. The move could pay off, or it could blow up spectacularly.
What Is Robert Mueller Thinking?Paul Manafort may be after a pardon from President Trump, but his alleged lying to investigators may deliver far more than he bargained for.
Cindy Hyde-Smith Is Teaching Us What Segregation Academies Taught HerThe campaign gaffes of Mississippi’s newly elected senator reveal the way that the past is always present.
Trump, the Monster Who Feeds on FearThe president spins falsehoods solely to make us afraid — of immigrants, of the left, of one another.
France Is Shaken by Protests No One Saw ComingTraditional politics have been decimated. What’s left behind is worryingly unstable.
Feature: The American Casualties of Trump’s Trade WarTariffs on Chinese imports have endangered small business around the United States — a growing nightmare that critics say the president could have avoided.
Tyson Fury’s Comeback From the BrinkThe heavyweight boxer says he has overcome depression and mental illness and is living a much simpler life focused on fighting.
An Appraisal: David Mamet on Ricky Jay, a Great Astonisher and ‘Truest Friend’“He achieved fame,” the playwright says of the master of magic who recently died. “But like the warrior monk or Hasidic master, he sought perfection.” Stormy Daniels Says Michael Avenatti Filed Trump Defamation Suit Against Her WishesIn a statement to The Daily Beast, the pornographic film actress Stephanie Clifford said she had not “decided yet what to do about legal representation.” Study Warns of Cascading Health Risks From the Changing ClimateGlobal warming is posing immediate health hazards around the world and in the United States, from kidney disease to dengue fever, two new studies say.
Trump Administration Is Set to Ban Bump Stock Devices on GunsAn administration official said on Wednesday evening that the formal ban on the devices would be introduced in the coming days to weeks.
‘Productive’ Talk, but No Deal Between Trump and Cuomo on Hudson TunnelThe president and governor met in Washington to discuss funding for New York’s most pressing infrastructure problem: a train tunnel under the Hudson.
Sarajevo Dispatch: Vacation at a War Hostel? ‘It Is Insane to Want to Sleep There’A Sarajevo hostel recreating the 1990s wartime experience falls under a growing global niche of “dark tourism.” There are no beds, the sound of gunfire fills the rooms, but it does offer Wi-Fi.
Investigators Raid Offices of President of U.S. Catholic BishopsThe search was primarily for records on the Rev. Manuel LaRosa-Lopez, who was arrested in September on four felony counts of indecency with a child.
Mississippi’s Era of Outsize Clout in Washington Is WaningFew states have held more sway on Capitol Hill because of Senate seniority and committee chairmanships, which helped bring home billions of dollars. But Tuesday’s election underscored changes afoot.
What I Learned From Tracking My Spending for a MonthEveryone knows to watch their spending: A mistake can mean the difference between making or bouncing the rent check. I tracked my spending meticulously for a month. Here’s what I learned. Travel Tips: Five Tips to Make Traveling With a Food Allergy EasierManaging a food allergy is tricky when you travel, but these precautionary steps can help you explore culinary culture and stay healthy.
Student Opinion: Does Grammar Still Matter in the Age of Twitter?Is grammar just something teachers (and adults in general) make a big deal about? Should grammar still be taught in schools? Isn’t there an app for that, anyway?
The Annals of FlannelTold that the cozy shirting fabric could no longer be made in America, one man began a yearlong quest.
Lady Trumpington, Code Breaker and Irreverent Politician, Dies at 96A Bletchley Park worker during World War II and a New York socialite in the 1950s, she became a government minister and a celebrity in her 90s.
Update: European River Cruises Hit a New Obstacle: Not Enough WaterMonths of drought have left water levels on Germany’s Rhine, and rivers like the Danube and the Rhone, river at record lows, making passage difficult for some cruise ships.
Knickers Isn’t a Cow, but He’s Real, and EnormousThe gigantic size of this Australian beast saved him from the slaughterhouse. He wouldn’t fit. Phys Ed: The Best Foods for AthletesMore Recent Articles
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