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Court filings: Leaked info in Mueller Russia probe used to discredit investigation Confidential information from a criminal case against a Russian social media company was used in an attempt to discredit ongoing investigations into Russian meddling in American politics.      Extreme exercise not a threat to middle-aged hearts, study says Middle-aged men who partake in extreme exercise are not putting their heart health at risk, a new study contends.   Watch: Fernando Llorente saves Tottenham in comeback win vs. Watford Fernando Llorente's 87th minute score lifted Tottenham Hotspur to a 2-1 comeback win against Watford in the Premier League on Wednesday at Wembley Stadium.   New robot can simulate a self-image, learn what it is Engineers at Columbia University have built a robot capable of building an image of itself from scratch.   Chicago police release surveillance images of 'persons of interest' in Jussie Smollett attack Chicago police released images of "people of interest" to the investigation of an alleged hate crime attack on actor-singer Jussie Smollett Wednesday night.   Barcelona stomps Sevilla, Lionel Messi nets 50th at Copa del Rey Lionel Messi scored his 50th career Copa del Rey goal as Barcelona advanced in the tournament by beating Sevilla 6-1 on Wednesday at Camp Nou in Barcelona.   Experimental chemical cocktail offers hope for new male contraceptive The research is in its early days, but Chinese scientists say they're using bartenders' tricks to stir up a new, reversible male contraceptive.   Canada reduces diplomatic staff in Havana after more illness Canada is reducing its diplomatic staff posted to Havana by up to half after medical testing revealed an additional employee with "unusual" health symptoms.   Vaping linked to increased risk for stroke, heart attack People who vape might increase their odds of suffering a stroke, heart attack or heart disease, a new study suggests.   CBS All Access is remaking Stephen King's 'The Stand' CBS All Access announced Wednesday that it is working on a remake of Stephen King's thriller "The Stand."   House passes bill granting 2.6 percent pay raise to federal workers The House passed legislation Wednesday to provide a pay raise for federal government workers, nearly a week after the end of the longest government shutdown in history.   U.S. dairy farmers could lose $1.3 billion in exports without Japan trade deal American dairy farmers could lose $1.3 billion in exports over the next decade unless the Trump administration brokers a favorable trade deal with Japan, a new industry-funded study says.   Trial begins for Cheyanne Harris, Iowa mother accused in infant's diaper rash death The attorney for an Iowa mother accused of killing her infant son blamed the incident on the woman's depression as her trial got underway Wednesday.   Peter Paul Rubens drawing breaks auction record with $8.2M sale The sale of a 17th century drawing by Peter Paul Rubens sold at auction for $8.2 million dollars Wednesday, setting a new record for the Flemish artist.   Roger Goodell calls NFL refs 'extraordinary,' addresses NFC Championship game NFL commissioner Roger Goodell called the league's officiating "extraordinary" when asked about the non-call in the NFC Championship game.   Markets surge as Federal Reserve leaves rates unchanged The three major U.S. markets surged on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve left its interest rate unchanged.   In photos: Patriots, Rams prep for Super Bowl in Atlanta The New England Patriots and the Los Angeles Rams prepare to face off in Atlanta for Super Bowl LIII on February 3, 2019.   No proof that social media causes depression, study says There is no link to between social media use and depression, despite growing research to the contrary, study says.   Watch: Brandin Cooks surprises Rams custodian with free Super Bowl tickets Brandin Cooks nearly brought the Los Angeles Rams' custodian to tears by surprising him with tickets, a flight and accommodations for Super Bowl LIII.   Study: Heart patients that are prescribed opioids have worse health outcomes People with heart disease who leave the hospital with opioid prescriptions are less likely to follow-up with their doctors or participate in rehabilitation, a new study says.   Texas set to carry out first execution of year -- Robert Jennings Texas is set to carry out the nation's first execution of the year, that of Robert Jennings who is on death row for murdering a Houston police officer in 1988.   Congressional Democrats reintroduce Paycheck Fairness Act Democratic lawmakers, including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., announced the reintroduction of the Paycheck Fairness Act on Wednesday.   Watch: Owl trapped behind front grill of vehicle A surprised Utah man shared video of an owl that got stuck behind the front grill of his SUV after the bird and vehicle collided.   Man wins $75,000 weeks after $1,000 from the same lotto game A Kansas man who won $1,000 from a scratch-off lottery ticket decided to stick with the same game and won $75,000 weeks later.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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How Russia's effort to sabotage Mueller's investigation backfiredThe fake trove of the special counsel's files were immediately dismissed as largely fabricated by the reporter and researcher who received them.
  'Comfort women' activist, dead at 92, fought for reparations 'until the end'"Even in her dying breath, she made a strong demand for apology and urged the peace community to continue to pursue Japan for apology and reparation."
Protesters in Venezuela keep pressure on Maduro"We are staying in the streets," opposition leader Juan Guaidó said to students. "Not just because of how bad things are, but also for the future."
Too many cooks may spoil Brexit: Little consensus, little time, lots at stakeLawmakers are struggling to unite around one plan for leaving the European Union.
Venezuela's Maduro offers to negotiate with opposition"I'm willing to sit down for talks with the opposition so that we could talk for the sake of Venezuela's peace and its future," Maduro said.
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The Hot Topic in Markets Right Now: ‘Quantitative Tightening’It’s not China. It’s not the shutdown’s aftermath. The latest obsession occupying the minds of investors is the Fed’s plan to reduce the stockpile of bonds it bought during and after the Great Recession. Foxconn Reconsidering Plans for a Wisconsin Factory Heralded by TrumpThe Taiwanese company’s intent to build a $10 billion plant with 13,000 jobs was hailed by President Trump. It now sees a shift toward research.
A Merciless Cold Lingers in the MidwestA deep, brutal cold set in across the Midwest on Wednesday, sending temperatures plummeting to stunning depths. With the wind chill, it felt like minus 53 in Minneapolis.
New York Today: N.Y. Today: A Snow Squall, Now Bitter ColdWe brought you a special evening edition of New York Today, our morning newsletter, as brutal temperatures arrived in the city.
How to Avoid Frostbite and Hypothermia in Extreme Cold WeatherDuring extreme cold, the blood rushes to the center of the body to protect vital organs, and the body temperature can fall to dangerous lows. The best advice is to stay inside, experts say.
Washington Memo: An Angry Trump Pushes Back Against His Own ‘Naive’ Intelligence OfficialsThe president treated the Worldwide Threat Assessment presented the day before as a scorecard on his foreign policy and something close to an affront.
The Shift: Maybe Only Tim Cook Can Fix Facebook’s Privacy ProblemThe cold war between Facebook and Apple over data use and privacy is heating up. How far should Mr. Cook take it?
Amazon’s New York Charm Offensive Includes a Veiled ThreatAmazon and opponents of its new offices appeared to raise the specter that the deal that would bring 25,000 jobs to Queens is not yet finalized.
Maduro Turns to Special Police Force to Crush DissentFacing the biggest challenge yet to his rule, President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela has called on a special police force to serve as enforcers where he once relied on the military.
Maduro Sounds Conciliatory but Warns: U.S. Intervention Would Be Worse Than VietnamThe Venezuelan leader said he was ready for talks with the opposition. He also said a U.S. invasion would give America a Vietnam nightmare.
For the Kremlin, Venezuela Is Not the Next SyriaIt is too far away and intervention would be too costly. Moscow will probably content itself with hurling insults at the U.S. from the sidelines.
The Messier Brexit Gets, the Better Europe LooksThe British meltdown has muted talk in other countries about quitting the E.U. But that does not mean the populist threat to Europe’s cohesion is gone.
What Is the Irish Backstop, and Why Is It Holding Up Brexit?The measure aims to guarantee that no physical barrier will spring up between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. It sounds simple, but it’s not.
Polar Vortex, Federal Reserve, Facebook: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingJuan Guaidó: Venezuelans, Strength Is in UnityTo end the Maduro regime with the minimum of bloodshed, we need the support of pro-democratic governments, institutions and individuals the world over.
Trump Versus the ExpertsIntelligence chiefs testified this week before Congress about national security. President Trump is here to correct them with his alternative facts. The BuzzFeed Layoffs as Democratic EmergencyDigital media has always been a turbulent business, but last week’s layoffs suggest a reason for panic.
Help Pick the Worst of TrumpJustices Put Gun Limits in the Cross HairsAn obscure New York City gun case could tempt the justices to make broad pronouncements about a right they haven’t addressed in a decade.
Tough Times Along the Colorado RiverIn the face of a prolonged drought, the federal government could step in and reduce water use in the Southwest.
House of Pain for President TrumpThe new Democratic majority in Congress maps out its investigations of the Trump administration.
Why Couldn’t My Treatment Center Save This Baby?While promising vaccines and experimental treatments for Ebola are rapidly being added to our arsenal, they’re not much use if people are too afraid to seek care.
The ‘Ethics’ of Trump’s Border WallA wall would cause harm to immigrants and refugees, all of whom are equal to us in the eyes of God.
The ‘Rotten Equilibrium’ of Republican PoliticsIs the World’s Most Powerful Woman Finally a Feminist?Critic’s Notebook: For Innovation at the Grammys, Look at the Best Music Video CategoryThe music awards have failed to recognize boundary-pushing black performers. But this year there’s a welcome surprise in a less-heralded competition.
Tech Fix: How to Save on Your Next Apple PurchaseIf recent increases are any indication, chances are your next iDevice will cost even more. We analyzed how prices have shot up and offer ways to buy for less.
Undocumented Immigrant Who Worked at a Trump Golf Club Will Attend State of the UnionVictorina Morales worked as a maid at the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J. She has been invited to attend the address by Representative Bonnie Watson Coleman, Democrat of New Jersey.
Jury Awards Rand Paul Over $580,000 in Damages From AttackMr. Paul had filed a lawsuit against a longtime neighbor who tackled him after a lawn care dispute in 2017.
‘We All Need to Help’: Outrage and Empathy After a Mother’s Death on Subway StairsMalaysia Goodson’s death prompted dialogue about New York City life for people with disabilities, parents, the elderly and the obstacles created by the city’s transit system.
Morton Sobell, Last Defendant in Rosenberg Spy Case, Is Dead at 101Convicted in the Cold War spy trial that delivered Julius and Ethel Rosenberg to their deaths and divided the nation, he later admitted that he had been a spy.
Canada Slashes Diplomatic Staff in Cuba After Another Mystery IllnessIt will withdraw up to half of its staff in Havana after a 14th person was found to be suffering from the strange symptoms that have afflicted dozens of diplomats.
96 Days Later, Nonstop Church Service to Protect Refugees Finally EndsThe vigil, which involved nearly 1,000 ministers, came to an end after politicians pledged that a family inside the church no longer faced immediate deportation.
He Swallowed a Toothpick. It Could Have Killed Him.For several weeks, a young athlete’s symptoms stumped doctors, despite tests and scans. Unnoticed in a sandwich or wrap, toothpicks can do a surprising amount of damage in the digestive tract, and beyond.
A Gruesome Hammer Attack Left 3 Asian Men Dead. Was It a Hate Crime?Workers and customers at a Chinese restaurant in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn are reeling after a man walked in and bludgeoned the men death.
How to Make Your Office More Ergonomically CorrectIf your office leaves you with pain in your wrists, back or neck, it doesn’t have to be that way — in fact, it shouldn’t. Here’s how to fix it.
A Beginner’s Guide to Getting Into PodcastsListen here, friends. Frugal Traveler: Sri Lanka, an Island Nation That Is Best Savored SlowlyA train trip is one way to experience the natural beauty of the country, even if you have only a few days. But advance planning is essential.
The Carpetbagger: Are the Oscars Ashamed to Be the Oscars?Emily Blunt may not perform a nominated song from “Mary Poppins Returns.” Major awards might not be broadcast live. So why are we tuning in?
Nonfiction: The Persistence of Anti-SemitismDeborah E. Lipstadt’s “Antisemitism: Here and Now” charts the new guises of an enduring hatred.
Critic’s Pick: Cherry Glazerr Kicks Its Grungy Manifestoes Into a New Gear on ‘Stuffed & Ready’The songwriter, singer and guitarist Clementine Creevy is firmly in charge on her band’s third album, counterattacking confusion and insecurity with powerful riffs.
Phys Ed: Can Low-Impact Sports Like Cycling Be Putting Your Bones at Risk?Research has raised concerns that activities like cycling and swimming may put too little pressure on bones.
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