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Fantasy Football Who's In, Who's Out: Week 14 NFL injury report When the Chicago Bears play the Los Angeles Rams in chilly Soldier Field Sunday night, they will apparently do so with Mitchell Trubisky back under center.      Robert Mueller: Paul Manafort lied about contacts with Trump administration Special counsel Robert Mueller's team laid out five ways in which President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, lied to investigators.   Matthew Dellavedova headed back to Cavaliers in swap with Bucks Matthew Dellavedova is headed back to the Cleveland Cavaliers following a trade on Friday with the Milwaukee Bucks.   Sgt. Ron Helus died of friendly fire in Thousand Oaks, Calif., shooting A law enforcement officer who died while responding to a shooting at a Thousand Oaks, Calif., bar was killed by friendly fire, the Ventura County sheriff said.   UPI Horse Racing Preview: Hong Kong Internationals, Baffert 2-year-olds featured Hong Kong International Races and some talented 2-year-olds from Bob Baffert's bottomless well are the main attractions in weekend Thoroughbred racing.   Ex-Los Angeles Rams star Isiah "Butch" Robertson dies in crash Former All-Pro linebacker Isiah "Butch" Robertson was killed in a traffic accident southeast of Dallas on Thursday night.   NFL suspends New York Jets LB Darron Lee for substance use Linebacker Darron Lee of the New York Jets will miss the rest of the regular season after being suspended by the NFL on Friday.   New York Jets' Todd Bowles won't say if QB Sam Darnold will start New York Jets rookie Sam Darnold participated fully in practice for the third straight day, but coach Todd Bowles wouldn't say if he will return to the lineup.   Baltimore Ravens QB Joe Flacco practices, listed as questionable Quarterback Joe Flacco of the Baltimore Ravens was a full participant in practice Friday, but still might not be back against the Kansas City Chiefs.   James Alex Fields guilty of murder for killing Heather Heyer A Virginia jury issued a guilty verdict for a man who intentionally drove into a crowd during a counter-protest of a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville.   Prosecutors seek 'substantial' prison term for Michael Cohen President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, should receive a "substantial" prison term for breaking campaign finance laws.   Pearl Harbor remembered on 77th anniversary of attack Americans across the country attended ceremonies Friday to remember the attack on Pearl Harbor in Hawaii 77 years ago that killed more than 2,400 people.   Good economies bring bad nursing home conditions, study saysBiggest Latin American airline Latam faces indefinite strike in Chile Latam, the biggest Latin America airline created in 2015 after Chile's Lan took over Brazil's Tam, is facing an indefinite worker strike by 270 workers in Chile   Chargers RB Gordon (knee) misses practice again Running back Melvin Gordon of the Los Angeles Chargers missed a third straight practice on Friday because of a knee injury and probably will not play on Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals.   ULA scrubs spy satellite launch scrubbed, to try again Saturday United Launch Alliance was forced to scrub its Delta 4-Heavy rocket launch as a result of a communications error.   UCF gives Heupel contract extension Josh Heupel needed only one season to merit a contract extension at Central Florida.   UNAIDS in 'crisis' over sexual harassment, abuse of power allegations The United Nations' agency to fight AIDS is in crisis over how its leadership has dealt with allegations of sexual harassment and abuse of power.   Researchers study link between Mediterranean diet and lower cardiovascular risk A new study showed 25 percent drop in the risk of cardiovascular disease among people who ate a Mediterranean diet.   Indianapolis Colts promote WR Daurice Fountain from practice squad The Indianapolis Colts have promoted wide receiver Daurice Fountain from the practice squad.   Watch: Wandering deer gets trapped in school bathroom Wildlife officials were called to a school in India to rescue a deer than ran into the building and got trapped in a bathroom.   Fiat Chrysler to reopen first auto plant in Detroit since 1991 Fiat Chrysler Automobiles said it plans to reopen a dormant Detroit manufacturing plant to build its new Jeep Grand Cherokee.   Titans lose TE Jonnu Smith for the season Lost in the celebration of Derrick Henry's huge run vs. the Jacksonville Jaguars was an injury to tight end Jonnu Smith, who will miss the rest of the season.   Watch: Horses help semi track top of steep, icy driveway A Minnesota couple harnessed their Belgian draft horses to help a semi truck driver whose vehicle was stuck on an icy driveway.   Sixers, Pistons ready to square off again | ||||||||||||||||||||||
As the economy rises, the quality of nursing homes falls, a new study says. 
Jimmy Butler is making a difference for the Philadelphia 76ers. 
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China launches historic mission to the moon's far sideIf successful, the lunar foray will be a major boost for the Chinese space program.
  Ebola spreads to major Congo cityNow in Butembo, a city of 1 million, the outbreak is second only to the devastating West Africa outbreak that killed over 11,300 people a few years ago.
Sex harassment claims tarnish U.N. AIDS agencyInvestigators conclude that the "toxic working environment" cannot be changed until the agency's leader, Michel Sidibé, is replaced. But he has no plans to resign.
Germany's ruling party elects Merkel's successor, marking end of an era"It is now the time to open a new chapter, it was a great pleasure for me," the German chancellor said. But she also had a message for President Trump.
Marine killed in training accident off coast of Japan identifiedResilard served as an F/A-18 pilot and was stationed out at Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni in Yamaguchi, Japan,
'Dark day' as final rescue ship stops patrols on world's deadliest migrant route"The end of Aquarius means more deaths at sea, and more needless deaths that will go unwitnessed."
British teen jailed for three years for sending thousands of bomb hoaxesThe judge said George Duke-Cohan, 19, was "playing a game" for his "own perverted sense of fun."
Two former MLB players killed in Venezuela car crashThe men were traveling in a car in northern Venezuela when it reportedly collided with a rock that rolled onto the road.
Chinese executive's detention wasn't political, Trudeau saysNews of her detention sent markets in a nosedive on Thursday as fears for the future of U.S.-China trade persist.
Getting medicines into U.K. may be issue post-Brexit, government admits"If there is a serious disruption at the border we will have prioritization and prioritization will include medicines and medical devices."
Martial law brings further unease after Russian attack on UkraineRussian ships last month rammed, opened fire on and then seized three Ukrainian naval vessels in the Black Sea, triggering fears of an potential invasion.
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Mueller Says Manafort Lied About Contacts With Trump OfficialsThe special counsel detailed his accusations that the former campaign chairman Paul Manafort lied to investigators.
Trump Will Nominate William Barr as Attorney GeneralWilliam Barr, a skeptic of the Russia investigation, was attorney general in the first Bush administration. His nomination comes at a turbulent time for the president.
Trump Says Tillerson Is ‘Dumb as a Rock’ After Former Secretary of State Criticizes HimAfter Mr. Tillerson said that President Trump regularly pressed for action that would violate the law, the president fired back on Twitter. Mattis Erupts Over Niger Inquiry and Army Revisits Who Is to BlameA senior officer who escaped punishment for the ambush that killed four American soldiers will be reprimanded. A junior officer’s reprimand is rescinded.
James Fields Guilty of First-Degree Murder in Death of Heather HeyerMr. Fields drove to Virginia from Ohio and plowed his car into a crowd of anti-racism protesters at a white nationalist rally in 2017.
Meng Wanzhou Was Huawei’s Professional Face, Until Her ArrestMs. Meng, the daughter of Huawei’s secretive founder, Ren Zhengfei, had stressed transparency at the company. She is now accused of hiding Huawei’s dealings in Iran.
Huawei Arrest Tests China’s Leaders as Fear and Anger Grip EliteThe detention of a Chinese tech executive poses a challenge for President Xi Jinping, who faces pressure to both retaliate and resolve the trade war with America.
Huawei Executive Took Part in Sanctions Fraud, Prosecutors SayIn a Canadian courtroom, authorities revealed details of the charges facing Meng Wanzhou, the Huawei official whose arrest has shaken U.S.-China relations.
As Hiring Slows, Employers Say It’s Getting Harder to Find WorkersAfter a difficult week for the stock market and rising trade tensions, the November jobs report provided evidence that the economy remains strong.
OPEC and Allies, Defying Trump, Agree to Cut Oil Output to Prop Up PricesThe organization and nonmember oil-producing countries, chiefly Russia, reached a deal to reduce worldwide oil production by 1.2 million barrels a day — more than had been expected.
Stocks Fall Back Into Negative Territory for 2018 as Economic Uncertainty Grips InvestorsMajor stock indexes dropped again Friday, in Wall Street’s third decline this week. Investors remained gripped by uncertainty about how much the American economy could slow next year. Matter: The Planet Has Seen Sudden Warming Before. It Wiped Out Almost Everything.In some ways, the planet's worst mass extinction — 250 million years ago, at the end of the Permian Period — may parallel climate change today.
U.S.-China Friction Threatens to Undercut the Fight Against Climate ChangeDistrust between the two biggest greenhouse gas emitters threatens to slow global action on climate change precisely at a time when the risks of climate catastrophe are rising.
Manafort, China Trade, William Barr: Your Friday Evening BriefingIs This the Beginning of the End for Trump?Sentencing memos reveal damning evidence about collusion and campaign finance violations.
Whose Attorney General Will William Barr Be?Democrats Have a Cornucopia of CandidatesA Presidency Without HumorTerms and Conditions for Telling Me About Your DayWhy We Need to Forgive Kevin HartIn holding people accountable for their old views — even ones they realized were wrong and apologized for — we are setting standards that nobody can meet. I Was Kicked Off Stage by College Students. Did I Deserve It?Columbia students didn’t like my joke and they had the right to cut my mic. But we all should have gotten the chance to stick it out.
Kara Swisher: Can the U.S. Stop China From Controlling the Next Internet Age?Tech executives worry China will turn to tit-for-tat arrests of Americans in response to the detention of Meng Wanzhou. And the worries don’t stop there.
Taxpayers Always Lose Industry’s Shell Game With JobsG.M. is the latest example of a company getting incentives based on empty promises. Anti-Zionism Isn’t the Same as Anti-SemitismAmerican Jews have nothing to fear from the new congressional critics of Israel.
How the Rage of ‘Network’ Went From Prophecy to NostalgiaAs the stage adaptation of the landmark film opens on Broadway, Howard Beale’s uniting anger seems almost innocent and endearing.
The Invincible Benjamin NetanyahuThe prime minister of Israel is being investigated for corruption. His cabinet is crumbling. And he’s not going anywhere.
End the Innovation ObsessionThe Saturday Profile: The ‘It’ ’80s Party Girl Is Now a Defender of the Catholic FaithPrincess Gloria von Thurn und Taxis used to hang with Warhol. Now, she hosts Stephen K. Bannon and the bishops opposed to Pope Francis in her 500-room palace.
Reporter’s Notebook: Anna Netrebko May Be Extra, but That’s Why We Love HerThe Russian opera diva, who makes her Carnegie Hall solo recital debut on Sunday, goes above and beyond, both onstage and on Instagram. Uber Is Said to File for an I.P.O. as It Races Lyft to a Public DebutThe offering, which is expected to be one of the biggest ever, puts the ride-hailing service neck and neck with its rival Lyft in a race to the public markets.
U.N. AIDS Agency Is in ‘State of Crisis’ and Needs New Leader, Report SaysExperts accused Michel Sidibé, the agency’s chief, of having an autocratic style leading to “ethical blindness” on harassment and the abuse of power.
Hear the Sounds of Wind on Mars, Recorded by NASA’s InSight LanderAn instrument aboard the spacecraft for measuring the shaking of marsquakes picked up vibrations in the air.
Air Force Missed Six Chances to Stop Church Gunman From Buying Weapons, U.S. SaysInformation about investigations and his conviction for domestic assault was not sent to the authorities as required, allowing him to pass firearms background checks, a report said.
The Mayor and the F.B.I. Raid: Atlantic City Is Stained Once AgainFrank M. Gilliam Jr. pledged to be the mayor who helped usher the city into a “new era.” Then came a visit from the F.B.I. and the familiar accusations of corruption.
Merkel’s Party Picks Successor in Her Image: Wry, Moderate and a WomanThe woman to succeed Angela Merkel in Germany is much like her. That is Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer’s greatest strength and her greatest weakness.
White House Memo: Eric Trump Weighs In on Kellyanne Conway’s Husband. He Doesn’t Like Him.The Trump family has tightened its embrace of Ms. Conway as her husband, George, a prominent conservative lawyer, has attacked the president.
The Carpetbagger: Kevin Hart and the Academy: 2018 Gets the Messy Oscars It DeservesThe comedian’s brief hosting stint was only the most recent controversy in a year of self-created snafus that included a swiftly dropped new category.
Encounters: Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Who Plays Aquaman’s Nemesis, Gets Schooled in ChessThe 32-year-old actor lands his biggest role yet, playing Black Manta, the underwater supervillain.
After Dispute, ‘Mockingbird’ Blends Novel’s Spirit and Sorkin’s Voice OnstageHarper Lee’s estate objected to elements of Aaron Sorkin’s early stage adaptation. Now it arrives on Broadway with concessions from both sides.
A Good Appetite: A Makeover for the Most Spirited Cookie on the PlateUsing gingerbread crumbs instead of the usual wafer cookies gives rum balls a deep, spicy flavor.
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