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U.S. soldier Ikaika Erik Kang, who swore allegiance to Islamic State, sentenced to 25 years in prison A U.S. Army first class sergeant was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison for attempting to aid the Islamic State, including plans to attack his own base.      Thunder's Russell Westbrook could move into solo third in triple-doubles vs. Nets NEW YORK -- The next triple-double for Russell Westbrook will give him sole possession of third place on the NBA career list.   Philadelphia 76ers primed for rare win in Toronto TORONTO -- The Philadelphia 76ers appear to be in a better position this time around to win for the first time in Toronto in six years.   Wizards go for 3rd straight win as they face Hawks John Wall and Bradley Beal will get their first opportunity to challenge their rebuilding rivals on Wednesday.   Reggie Bullock to miss Pistons' meeting with Bucks MILWAUKEE -- Reggie Bullock won't be available Wednesday night when the Pistons (13-8) face the Bucks in Milwaukee.   TV producer Ryan Murphy earns Hollywood Walk of Fame star Ryan Murphy, a six-time Emmy winning creator of television shows, was honored Tuesday with the unveiling of a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.   Meyer news overshadows No. 19 Ohio State vs. Illinois, upcoming game Ohio State's next basketball game against Illinois on Wednesday night at the United Center in Chicago takes a back seat to the big Urban Meyer news of the day.   Robert Mueller recommends no prison for Michael Flynn because of 'substantial assistance' Special Counsel Robert Mueller recommended that President Donald Trump's former national security adviser, Michael Flynn, shouldn't receive any jail time.   Most people lie to their doctors, study says As many as 4 out of 5 Americans withhold important information from their doctor that could prove crucial to their health, a new study shows.   Prison escapee Joseph Garcia executed in Texas Texas executed Joseph Garcia by Tuesday, almost 18 years after he -- as part of the so-called "Texas Seven" -- escaped from prison and killed a police officer.   L.A. Clippers' high-scoring offense faces Memphis Grizzlies' tough defense The Memphis Grizzlies hope for a fairer shake from the referees when they seek to avenge an earlier overtime defeat in a rematch with the Los Angeles Clippers.   Golden State Warriors, Cleveland Cavaliers meet in Finals rematch Two games into a return from a lengthy absence, Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry appears to be rounding into form and shaking off some rust.   Ole Miss WR A.J. Brown declares for NFL Draft; three receivers to skip bowls Mississippi receiver A.J. Brown announced on social media that he will forego his senior college season and make himself available for the 2019 NFL Draft.   New York City votes to establish minimum wage for Uber, Lyft drivers New York City's Taxi and Limousine Commission voted Tuesday in favor of establishing a minimum wage for app-dispatched drivers.   Roger Stone refuses Senate document request by pleading the Fifth Roger Stone declined to share documents or testify before Senate judiciary committee, invoking the Fifth Amendment protection, an attorney's letter indicates.   Few Americans have optimal 'metabolic health' Only about one in eight American adults has what is known as good metabolic health, a new study finds.   Gunmen kill 31 construction workers in Indonesia Gunmen killed up to 31 construction workers in the Indonesian province of Papua while working on a major highway, officials said Tuesday.   Study: Black males under 20 twice as likely as white males to die of gun violence Black males are twice as likely as white males to die before age 20, and likely due to gun violence, while white males are more likely to die of suicide.   Indianapolis Colts' offense stymied as five-game winning streak ends A day after his Indianapolis Colts failed to convert three fourth-and-one plays in a 6-0 loss at Jacksonville, head coach Frank Reich said he didn't regret it.   Carolina Panthers TE Greg Olsen will go on injured reserve Carolina Panthers tight end Greg Olsen is finished for the season and will be placed on injured reserve with a foot injury.   Kentucky Wildcats LB Josh Allen wins Nagurski Trophy Kentucky Wildcats senior linebacker Josh Allen was named the winner of the Bronko Nagurski Trophy at the Charlotte (N.C.) Touchdown Club on Monday night.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Michael Flynn: Timeline of his rise, fall and guilty pleaFlynn met with special counsel Robert Mueller's team 19 times, according to a sentencing memo.
  Why fentanyl? It's cheap and easy to smuggleUsers have no way of knowing if they are getting fentanyl, so the problem starts with distributors.
U.S., NATO give Russia 60 days to comply with nuclear pact"We either bury our head in the sand, or we take common sense action in response to Russia's flagrant disregard" of the INF treaty's terms, Pompeo said.
Arrest in Costa Rica over missing U.S. woman as ID pending on body foundThe 32-year-old man arrested was staying in the same Airbnb complex as Carla Stefaniak and working as a security guard there. She has not been heard from since Nov. 27.
Dow closes down almost 800 points on China trade confusion"The market is reassessing if anything tangible happened at the Trump-Xi dinner," said one investment strategist.
Nearly four dozen suspected Mafia members, including newly elected boss, arrested in ItalyBased on wiretaps, police determined that Settimo Mineo was elected head of a reconstructed "cupola," or provincial mob commission, during a May 29 meeting in Palermo.
Thomson Reuters to cut 3,200 jobs in next two yearsThe news provider said it would cut the number of offices around the world by 30 percent.
Pompeo takes aim at treaties, bureaucrats on European trip"Bad actors have exploited our lack of leadership for their own gain," the secretary of state added.
The Brexit plan appears doomed. And no one knows what'll happen next."I can't remember this degree of uncertainty in U.K. politics in my political lifetime," one expert said.
'Cheating' gorillas show clever puzzle-solvingThe 'cheating' involves a wall-mounted device where the aim is to guide a peanut through a series of obstacles.
France backs down, delays tax increases after Paris riotingThe "Yellow Jacket" protests have evolved into an anti-Macron uprising, with many criticizing the president for pursuing policies they say favor the rich.
She won a top sports award. And then she was asked to twerk on stage.DJ Martin Solveig's question left some in the mainly male audience looking visibly stunned. He later apologized to the Norwegian soccer star.
Israel targets Hezbollah border tunnelsThe militant group was accused of developing a plan that would "shift the battleground into Israel."
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C.I.A. Briefing on Khashoggi Solidifies Senators’ View of Prince Mohammed’s Complicity“There is not a smoking gun, there’s a smoking saw,” Senator Lindsey Graham said after a briefing by the C.I.A. director, Gina Haspel. Trump to Meet With Kim Jong-un, Despite North Korea’s Lapses, Bolton SaysJohn R. Bolton, the national security adviser, said the North’s lack of progress on ending its nuclear program left room for a new meeting, likely in early 2019, to be productive.
Pompeo Questions the Value of International Groups Like U.N. and E.U.Speaking in Brussels, the secretary of state said that some institutions fail to serve their member nations, and should be revised or eliminated. Why Michael Cohen, Trump’s Fixer, Confessed to It AllMr. Cohen has told friends that he wanted to speed up the process by confessing his crimes quickly so that he could begin serving any sentence he receives.
Steve Bannon and a Fugitive Billionaire Target a Common Enemy: China“We both naturally despise the Chinese Communist Party,” the fugitive, Guo Wengui said, explaining his partnership with the former Trump strategist Stephen K. Bannon.
Les Moonves Obstructed Investigation Into Misconduct Claims, Report SaysLeslie Moonves, the former CBS chief, destroyed evidence and misled investigators looking into his alleged misconduct, according to a draft of a report prepared for the company’s board.
‘Transactional’ Sex and a Secret Resignation Letter: Takeaways From a Report on Les MoonvesA 59-page draft report produced by lawyers for CBS’s board contains new details and allegations about Mr. Moonves, the company’s former chief executive.
Common Sense: CBS Report on Moonves Shows Epic Failure of Corporate GovernanceSenior executives and board members at CBS knew about allegations of sexual misconduct by Leslie Moonves, the chief executive. No one acted to stop him.
Trump Warns China That He’s ‘Tariff Man,’ Spooking Stock InvestorsStocks, which rallied Monday on the potential for a truce in the United States-China trade war, began a downward spiral on Tuesday as confusion set in about whether an agreement had truly been reached. Trump Offers German Automakers a Pause on Car Tariffs, for NowA hastily organized White House meeting came as fears were rising in Europe that the president may follow through on threats to impose car tariffs.
House Republican Campaign Committee Says It Was Hacked This YearThe National Republican Congressional Committee said it had reported the breach to the F.B.I. but acknowledged that it had otherwise kept the hack secret for months.
For George Bush and His Eldest Son, a Relationship Unique Among American PresidentsIn retirement, the 41st and 43rd presidents could finally focus on the things that parents and children focus on when the parents grows older.
On Washington: A Funeral for a President, and a Fleeting Unity for a NationThe highly choreographed spectacle, a fitting bookend to the heavily scripted inaugural ritual, offers Americans a welcome chance for reflection.
Khashoggi, Bush Funeral, France Protests: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingEurope Edition: France, Brexit, Steve Bannon: Your Wednesday BriefingI’m a Democrat and a Feminist. And I Support Betsy DeVos’s Title IX Reforms.There is an uncomfortable truth in the current system. No one wants to talk about it.
You Don’t Understand Tariffs, ManTrump blinked on trade with China — and it was the right thing to do. Just ask the markets.
That’s One Alternative SantaWhen we were about to make our holiday debut as parents, I informed my wife that we would be celebrating the season not only with Santa Claus but also with Hanukkah Harry. Yes, Jury Selection Is as Racist as You Think. Now We Have Proof.A new study from North Carolina confirms some long-held folk wisdom about race and juries. The good news is there are two doable solutions.
The ‘Next America’On Climate, the Facts and Law Are Against TrumpA recent government report predicts dire consequences from climate change. That complicates efforts to weaken environmental laws.
Wisconsin Is About to Make a Huge MistakeThe lame duck, heavily gerrymandered Republican Legislature plans to vote on Tuesday to limit the powers of the incoming governor and attorney general, who are — surprise — Democrats.
George Bush and the Obituary WarsWe like our villains without redemption and our heroes without blemish. What happened to shades of gray?
The Conversation: That Christmas When the Trumps Saw RedRestaurant Review: The Four Seasons Returns. But Can It Come Back?A restaurant that made history is starting over in a new address. One thing it hasn’t left behind is the trail of accusations against an owner.
Kevin Hart to Host the 2019 Academy AwardsThe comedian, who called hosting the Academy Awards “the opportunity of a lifetime,” will be the M.C. for the 91st Oscars ceremony, set for Feb. 24.
Italians Arrest Top Mafia Bosses, Breaking Up New Mob CouncilOfficials said the arrests had stymied the efforts by mobsters in the Palermo area to reorganize their criminal activities under a single council.
Republicans Keep Control of Georgia Elections With Runoff VictoryVoters chose Brad Raffensperger as secretary of state over John Barrow, a Democrat who had promised to overhaul policies that liberals say suppress minority voting.
Southwest Key, Leading Migrant Shelter Provider, Orders Internal InquiryThe move follows a New York Times article that detailed sloppy management practices and potential financial improprieties at the charity.
U.K.’s Theresa May Suffers Defeats in Parliament as Hopes Fade for Brexit DealBritain’s Parliament is reasserting control over the Brexit process, leaving Mrs. May in deep trouble before a critical vote on Dec. 11.
These 5 Numbers Explain Why the French Are in the StreetsThe “Yellow Vest” movement has morphed into an outcry over problems that have plagued France for years: declining living standards and eroding purchasing power.
City Hall Planned to Quietly Replace Its Top Emergency Official. Then Things Got Complicated.The effort to replace Joseph Esposito at the city’s Office of Emergency Management was not supposed to happen like this. And it was not about the snow.
Australia dispatch: Were These Killings a ‘Massacre’? And Who Gets to Decide?A small coastal town had a bitter fight over a monument, and in the end Aboriginal Australians saw their version of history told.
How to Accept a Compliment — Even if It’s From YourselfAcknowledging small wins, even if they barely chip away at our larger goals, can still boost our mood and motivation. Everything You Need to Make Great Holiday CookiesThe right tools will help you bake truly excellent cookies — for the holidays and any other time. Here’s what you’ll need. Hide Your Phone When You’re Trying to Work. Seriously.Modern Love: Tiny Love Stories: ‘His Friends Begged Me to Slap Him.’Modern Love in miniature, featuring five reader-submitted stories of 100 words or fewer. Nonfiction: A Scholar of Religion Confronts Her Own GriefIn her memoir, “Why Religion?,” Elaine Pagels tells the story of her own deep loss and her search for answers in faith and spirituality. Trilobites: All the Light There Is to See? 4 x 10⁸⁴ PhotonsAstronomers have calculated all the light ever produced by all the stars in the cosmos. It’s a lot, but on the cosmic whole, not that much.
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