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Most gay dads and their kids face social stigma, study shows Two-thirds of gay fathers have felt the pain of social stigma, and they have encountered that stigma most often in religious settings, a new survey shows.      An accident on the I-40 causes tanker to spill 'a river of chocolate' on Arizona's I-40 An accident involving a tanker transporting 3,500 gallons of chocolate Monday caused "a river of chocolate" to block I-40 westbound lanes near Flagstaff.   South Korea issues warnings over high levels of fine dust in the air South Korea has issued dust particle warnings in some parts of the country as the concentration level of microdust particles has hit a record high.   House Republicans remove Steve King from committee assignments House Republicans voted unanimously Monday to remove Rep. Steve King from all of his committee assignments after he made comments questioning why white supremacy is considered offensive.   3 Suwannee County children found dead in chest freezer Three young Suwannee County children died Sunday evening after having been trapped in a chest freezer sitting on their property.   Cynthia Nixon, Sharon Stone to star in 'Ratched' "Ratched" producer Ryan Murphy announced on Instagram Monday that Cynthia Nixon and Sharon Stone have joined the cast of his Netflix drama.   Trump AG pick William Barr to tell Senate he'd allow Robert Mueller to finish Russia probe Attorney general nominee William Barr plans to vow before senators that he will allow special counsel Robert Mueller to complete his Russia investigation.   Michelle Yeoh to lead cast of 'Star Trek' spinoff "Star Trek: Discovery" co-star Michelle Yeoh is getting her own spinoff, CBS All Access said Monday.   James McAvoy to host 'Saturday Night Live' on Jan. 26 "Glass" castmate James McAvoy signed on to guest host the Jan. 26 edition of "Saturday Night Live," NBC announced Monday.   Happiness highest in states with lots of parks, libraries The number of parks, libraries and natural resources in the state where you reside might have a great deal to do with how happy you are.   Matthew Rhys to star in new 'Perry Mason' drama Matthew Rhys is set to star in a new version of the TV drama "Perry Mason," executive producer Robert Downey Jr. announced Monday.   Maple Leafs goalie Frederik Andersen returns vs. Avalanche Toronto activated goalie Frederik Andersen from injured reserve prior to the Maple Leafs' home game against the Colorado Avalanche, the team announced.   Gabriel Jesus helps Manchester City beat shorthanded Wolves 3-0 Gabriel Jesus scored twice to lead Manchester City to a 3-0 win against a shorthanded Wolves squad on Monday in Manchester England.   Two of every five common diseases influenced by genetics, twins study says Two of every five common diseases are at least partially influenced by a person's genetics, the largest U.S. study of twins ever conducted finds.   Andy Murray knocked out of Australian Open in five-set thriller Andy Murray was very emotional following what might have been his final match on Monday at the Australian Open.   Oklahoma QB Kyler Murray declares for NFL Draft despite deal with A's Oklahoma Sooners quarterback Kyler Murray entered his name into the 2019 NFL Draft on Monday.   Study: Less than six hours sleep per night increases risk for heart disease Six hours: That's the minimum amount of sleep per night you need to help your heart stay healthy, new research suggests.   Defenseman Josh Gorges retires from NHL after 13 seasons Veteran defenseman Josh Gorges retired from the NHL on Monday after 13 seasons.   Israel to search Hungary's Danube River for Holocaust victims A team of Israeli divers plan to start searching the Danube River in Hungary this week in an attempt to recover the remains of Jews killed during the Holocaust.   'DNA origami' provides measuring tool to show antibody effectiveness A new method of measuring distance using origami-inspired nanostructures could be the key to making antibodies more effective, a study says.   In photos: Storm turns Washington, D.C., into snowscape Snow covers Washington, D.C., on January 14, 2019, after a weekend storm. The nation's capital is experiencing the fourth week of a partial government shutdown.   Navy plans to deploy three littoral combat ships by this fall The U.S. Navy plans to deploy three littoral combat ships by this fall after an overhaul of the program kept all of the vessels sidelined last year.   Even short-lived insects become elderlyWatch: Cats living in their own Silicon Valley apartment A California man who couldn't keep his daughter's two cats in his apartment came up with a solution -- renting them their own $1,500-a-month apartment.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Protesting teachers in Greece clash with police for second time in a weekThe violence broke out when protesting teachers, who are on a 24-hour strike, tried to break a police cordon next to parliament.
  Passenger gets gun through TSA checkpoint on Atlanta to Tokyo flight, agents firedThe agency said in a statement that the security breach was not due to the partial government shutdown.
Desperate rescue effort underway for boy who fell down well in SpainOfficials believe the well is more than 300 feet deep, but they think the child is still alive.
Two killed, 40 detained in new gay purge in ChechnyaThe new allegations come after reports in 2017 of more than 100 gay men arrested and subjected to torture, and some of them killed, in the Russian region.
Mayor of Gdansk, Poland, dies after being stabbed on stageThe suspected assailant reportedly shouted that he was imprisoned under a previous national government led by a party to which the mayor formerly belonged.
China changes Canadian's prison sentence to death amid Huawei tensionsThe move comes after Beijing detained two Canadians last month in apparent retaliation for Canada's arrest of a Chinese technology executive.
Brexit can still be blocked, PM May warns rebels as key vote loomsThe prime minister is grappling with the deepest crisis in British politics for at least half a century.
No letup in Saudi crackdown on dissent, and no pushback from Trump administrationAs Secretary of State Mike Pompeo visits Riyadh, Saudi Arabia faces no penalties from Washington over its dismal human rights record.
Lawmakers respond to bombshell Trump, Russia reports"Why is he so chummy with Vladimir Putin?" asked Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin, adding, "I don't get it."
Pompeo spends 45 minutes with Saudi crown prince, axes final stop of Mideast tripThe relationship between Riyadh and Washington remains tense following the brutal slaying and dismemberment of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
15 dead after cargo plane tries to land at wrong airport in IranBrexit true believers see only an upside to leaving the E.U.Voice recorder from jet that crashed with 189 aboard has been foundLion Air Flight JT610 crashed shortly after takeoff from Jakarta in October. There were no survivors.
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Republicans Are in Lock Step With Trump on Shutdown. But for How Long?In Trump country, even some furloughed federal workers are backing the president’s wall demands, and keeping Republican senators in line as the shutdown stretches on.
President Trump Rejects Proposal to Temporarily Reopen the GovernmentMr. Trump said he did not want to extend the impasse over funding for the wall, but it was not clear what he saw as an alternative.
Theresa May Races to Save Her Brexit Deal From a Historic DefeatBritain’s Parliament is set to vote on Tuesday on Prime Minister Theresa May’s deal, which is so disliked that she is seeking to at least limit the scale of its failure. With New Voting Laws, Democrats Flex Newfound Power in New YorkAfter years of lagging behind other states. New York is poised to pass a barrage of bills which will place the state among the nation’s most liberal.
The 2020 Field Is Growing. Some Waistlines Are Shrinking.Senators Cory Booker and Kirsten Gillibrand are the most recent in a long line of presidential candidates-in-waiting to focus on their fitness.
At Trump’s Inauguration, $10,000 for Makeup and Lots of Room ServiceNew details of spending on President Trump’s inaugural two years ago show that it roughly doubled that of his immediate predecessors.
Trump Discussed Pulling U.S. From NATO, Aides Say Amid New Concerns Over RussiaThe president’s repeatedly stated desire in private to withdraw from the alliance has raised concerns among officials who fear he may revisit the threat.
Mediator: No Coincidence Here: Trump’s Bezos Attack Was a Valentine to The EnquirerIt wasn’t a new thing, for the president to go after the Amazon founder. But it was odd to see him making nice with his onetime friend David J. Pecker.
Airports, Brexit, Los Angeles: Your Monday Evening BriefingBangladesh’s Farcical VotePrime Minister Sheikh Hasina probably didn’t need to cheat to win re-election. So why did she?
Donald Trump: The Russia FileAmericans deserve to know what the president and Vladimir Putin are talking about.
China Is a Dangerous Rival, and America Should Treat It Like OneEnough with the endless talks and handshakes. We need to untie the American economy from China.
Donald Trump and His Team of MoronsThe Cruelty of Call-Out CultureWhat’s Really at Stake in the Los Angeles Teachers’ StrikeCan California provide sufficient resources to support an effective public education system? Or will charter schools cripple it?
Our National Emergency Turns 2American governance shuts down. The Real Naked Selfies Are ComingAlexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s was fake, but young politicians’ nudes will surface sooner or later. Let’s get over them now.
It’s Time for T.S.A. Workers to StrikeThe shutdown is painful, but it is also an opportunity for labor to take a stand.
Bangkok’s First Biennale: Politics, Temples and SexThe city’s inaugural event has pushed the boundaries of censorship and what constitutes art — and how and where to display it.
Consider Firing Your Male BrokerYears of research show female investors outperform men. But only about 1 in 5 brokers are women.
Trump Has Sucker-Punched Farmers. America Will Suffer.The president’s tariffs were the jab. Closing off his aid payments could be a knockout for many family farms.
Sara Gilbert Balances Her Lives on ‘The Conners’ and ‘The Talk’A producer and star of both shows, she found herself at the heart of two of television’s most intensely examined recent controversies.
On Tennis: Andy Murray Gave His All. Which Is Why This Ending Hurts.Murray earned his place in tennis’s Big Four with his week-to-week consistency, his resilience and his all-surface brilliance. But an injury is about to drive him out.
Metropolitan Diary: ‘She Took My Arm With Her Left Hand and Held Her Walking Stick in Her Right’Two people find their way to the No. 1, desirable headwear on a hot, humid day in ’74 and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary. Attorney General Nominee Promises to Allow Mueller to Finish His WorkBut the nominee, William P. Barr, also suggested that he was aware that he could not stop the president from ordering him to end the investigation.
Pentagon Extends Troop Deployment at Mexican Border Through SeptemberThe troops are expected to focus on “mobile surveillance detection” and placing concertina wire “between ports of entry.”
11 Indicted in 2016 Triple Murder to Silence D.E.A. InformantProsecutors said members of the Black Guerrilla Family gang tied up three people then shot them and set them on fire in a barn in rural Pennsylvania.
Anti-Gay and Sexist Posts Cost Sergei Polunin a Role in ParisThe dancer’s social media posts, declaring his dislike for homosexuals and embracing Putin and Trump, caused a furor online.
Saudi Woman Who Fled Home Embraces All Things Canadian. (O.K., Maybe Not Winter.)Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun engineered an escape to freedom. Now she has a simpler goal: “I want to do crazy things I’ve never done before.”
China Sentences a Canadian, Robert Lloyd Schellenberg, to DeathThe capital sentence came in a retrial ordered after Mr. Schellenberg had appealed a 15-year sentence. It worsened tense China-Canada ties.
Pompeo’s Anti-Iran Tour Faces Obstacles of a Fractious Middle EastTouring eight countries in one week, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo sought to build a regional coalition against Iran. The obstacles are formidable.
Milan’s Titans — Zegna, Versace, Prada — Do Men’s Wear BattleMulti-ethnic models, sporty footwear and gender-fluid styles stood out on the fall show runways.
Wanted: A Nice Dinner Place for a Maine Island With a Long, Hungry WinterOn Vinalhaven, where year-round dining choices are few, residents are mourning the closing of their beloved Salt, and hoping for a replacement.
What We Learned in the N.F.L.’s Divisional RoundFrom the Chiefs’ running game to the Saints’ versatility at quarterback, there was plenty to note as four teams advanced to the conference championships.
The New Health Care: The Reasonable Way to View Marijuana’s RisksCannabis has downsides, but speculation and fear should be replaced with the best evidence available.
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