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Florida Republicans call on Trump to support Venezuelan opposition A delegation of Florida Republicans visited the White House Tuesday to discuss tension in Venezuela over the country's leadership.      Syfy orders Season 5 of 'Magicians'Death toll rises to 93 in Mexico pipeline explosion The death toll from last Friday's gigantic pipeline explosion in central Mexico has risen to 93.   Mercedes-Benz Stadium's Chick-fil-A to remain closed during Super Bowl Fast-food franchise Chick-fil-A maintains a policy of being closed every Sunday, and that won't change even on Super Bowl Sunday.   Michael Gandolfini to play young Tony in 'Sopranos' prequel Michael Gandolfini, the son of late Emmy winner James Gandolfini, is set to star in "The Sopranos" prequel "The Many Saints of Newark."   Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens miss out on Baseball Hall of Fame again MLB home run king Barry Bonds and pitcher Roger Clemens failed to reach the Baseball Hall of Fame once again Tuesday.   Comedian Kevin Barnett dead at 32 Comedian Kevin Barnett, a co-creator of the Fox series "Rel," died in Mexico Tuesday at the age of 32.   Study: Body size may influence longevity in women, but not in men Here's a new study finding that's bound to make tall, thin women happy: Their body size and their gender make it more likely they will reach the milestone age of 90 than either men or shorter, heavier women.   Melissa Etheridge working on 'Mystic Pizza' musical Singer-songwriter Melissa Etheridge is penning songs for a stage musical based on the 1988 romantic comedy "Mystic Pizza," the show's producers said.   Philadelphia Flyers mascot 'Gritty' reveals All-Star luggage Philadelphia Flyers mascot Gritty unveiled his luggage for the upcoming NHL All-Star Weekend, and he doesn't appear to pack light.   Conductor Gustavo Dudamel gets star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Venezuelan conductor Gustavo Dudamel received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Tuesday.   Mindfulness practices may ease menopause symptoms Women who are "mindful" in their everyday activities seem to suffer fewer menopause symptoms, new research suggests.   Olympic gold medalist Usain Bolt retires from soccer Eight-time Olympic gold medalist sprinter Usain Bolt retired from soccer and declared his sports life over on Monday.   Leighton Mark, ex-UPI photographer shot in Beirut in 1984, dead at 67 Leighton Mark, a former UPI photographer who learned to take photographs one-handed after he was shot in Beirut in 1984, died in Topeka, Kan. He was 67.   China fears snap Dow Jones' four-day winning streak Concerns over trade with China and global growth estimates Tuesday snapped a streak of four consecutive days of gains for the Dow Jones Industrial Average.   Climate scientists close to forecasting near-term global warming impacts According to a new study, scientists are finally starting to accurately simulate the influence of long-term climate change on short-term seasonal forecasts.   Chelsea Clinton, Marc Mezvinsky expecting third child Former first daughter Chelsea Clinton announced Tuesday she's pregnant with her third child with husband Marc Mezvinsky.   Negative social media experiences lead to loneliness in young adults, study says Negative experiences online may bring about higher rates of loneliness among social media users, a study says.   Atlanta Braves re-sign OF Nick MarkakisAsdrubal Cabrera joining Texas Rangers on one-year pact Free agent infielder Asdrubal Cabrera has agreed to a contract with the Texas Rangers.   Kansas City Chiefs fire longtime DC Bob Sutton The Kansas City Chiefs have fired defensive coordinator Bob Sutton after six seasons.   Watch: Man trapped inside gym after closing A man working out at a 24 Hour Fitness gym in Texas said he had to call another location for help when he was locked inside at closing time.   Look: Oscar Meyer seeks 'Hotdogger' to drive Wienermobile Processed meats purveyor Oscar Meyer announced it is seeking a qualified "Hotdogger" to be the next driver of the famed Wienermobile.   Measles outbreak comes on heels of second worst year Officials in Washington state have declared a measles outbreak after 22 people became infected this year, following the second worst year for measles nationwide.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Syfy has renewed its supernatural series "The Magicians" for a fifth season. 
The Atlanta Braves have re-signed outfielder Nick Markakis. 
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Saudis ready to spend 'billions of dollars' on U.S. natural gas assetsInvesting in the U.S. gas and petrochemical sector has become "very lucrative" due to the large availability of ethane resources, said Saudi Aramco.
  Supervisor of Navy SEAL accused of murder faces chargesLt. Jacob Portier also is accused of failing to report a war crime, destroying evidence and impeding the investigation of Special Operations Chief Edward Gallagher.
Fueled by fans, more brands eye foray into K-pop collaborationsThe day after Mattel announced its upcoming BTS toy line, the company's stock spiked almost 9 percent.
Talk about highway speed limit on Autobahn has Germans all fired upGermany is one of the few countries in the world that doesn't impose speed limits on its beloved Autobahn highways.
Youth in Panama detention center await pope's upcoming visit"For me it will be important to have an encounter, to receive the blessing," said a young inmate. "I would tell him to give me another chance."
Accused U.S. spy had classified docs on him, lawyer saysPaul Whelan's lawyer said his client was detained before he could open the files that allegedly contained state secrets.
Report finds another undisclosed ballistic missile site in North KoreaThe Kim regime has never admitted the existence of the Sino-ri Missile Operating Base. A new report says it's one of many undisclosed sites.
Plane carrying Premier League player vanishes over English ChannelCardiff City paid FC Nantes around $19 million for the Argentine forward last week.
45 dead, 70 wounded as Taliban strikes base run by intelligence serviceThe group holds sway in almost half of Afghanistan and carries out attacks on a daily basis, mainly targeting the country's beleaguered security forces.
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Senate Leaders Plan Competing Bills to End ShutdownWith competing votes planned for Thursday, the Senate will finally move off the sidelines a month into the partial government shutdown. White House Memo: At the One-Issue White House, the Standoff Over a Border Wall Displaces Other PrioritiesPresident Trump’s monthlong impasse with Congress over his proposed border wall has all but frozen the rest of his policy agenda.
Government Shutdown Forces Airports to Rely on Backup Security ScreenersAs many transportation security officers fail to show up for work, reserve employees are being flown in to bolster depleted ranks at some airports.
Supreme Court Revives Transgender Ban for Military ServiceBy a 5-to-4 vote, justices temporarily stayed trial court decisions blocking the policy while litigation in the lower courts moves forward.
Supreme Court Will Review New York City Gun LawIt is the court’s first Second Amendment case in nearly a decade and likely means the court will start exploring and perhaps expanding gun rights.
Supreme Court Doesn’t Act on Trump’s Appeal in ‘Dreamers’ CaseThe court’s inaction almost certainly means it will not hear the administration’s challenge in its current term, which ends in June.
Russell Baker, Times Columnist and Celebrated Humorist, Dies at 93Mr. Baker, who won the Pulitzer Prize twice, spent decades at The New York Times and had a second career as the host of “Masterpiece Theater.”
Los Angeles Teachers’ Strike to End as Deal Is ReachedThe deal includes caps on class sizes and hiring full-time nurses for every school, as well as a 6 percent pay raise for teachers. Feature: Mitch McConnell Got Everything He Wanted. But at What Cost?The president whom the Senate Republican leader helped elect has turned out to be the one thing he can’t control.
On Politics With Lisa Lerer: The Kamala Harris FactorThe California senator, who announced her run for the 2020 presidency on Monday, is viewed by Democrats as a formidable contender.
Ocasio-Cortez Builds a National Platform, but a District Office? Not Open YetOf the four new Congress members from New York, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the only one who has yet to open a local office for constituents.
Videos Show a Collision of 3 Groups That Spawned a Fiery Political MomentAdditional videos show a more nuanced picture of an encounter in Washington among high school students from Kentucky, a group participating in the Indigenous Peoples March and Hebrew Israelites. Shutdown, Supreme Court, Oscars: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingThe Supreme Court Just Ended My Military CareerThe Covington ScissorWelcome to another controversy algorithmically designed to tear America apart.
A Second North Korea SummitThe Trump administration was quick to tout a deal with North Korea. But facts are stubborn things.
Watching Brexit Fall ApartThe referendum to leave the European Union was won on a promise to “take back control.” On the Continent, we wonder whether the British have lost not only control but their minds.
Covington and the Pundit ApocalypseOur hasty condemnation of these teenagers reveals the cold truth about hot takes.
More Schools and Fewer Tanks for the MideastThe U.S. Should Return to UnescoJust as the United Nations cultural organization reforms, America and Israel quit. That makes no sense.
In Poland, the Limits of SolidarityThe murder of Pawel Adamowicz, the mayor of Gdansk, revealed “absolutely horrifying” political polarization.
Putin’s Dream of Godliness: Holy RussiaWhen the Ukrainian Orthodox Church broke from Russia’s, it dealt a blow to President Vladimir Putin’s efforts to portray his country as one people with a single identity.
How a Coup Can Destroy a Family, and How a Family Can HealI hated my uncle abandoning me when I was in prison, but eventually I reclaimed my humanity. Can the rest of Egypt do the same?
The Abortion Wars Have Become a Fight Over ScienceForty-six years after Roe, the two camps increasingly disagree on basic facts about abortion — and who has the authority to determine them.
Frugal Traveler: On the Road to Uruguay’s Barely Known and Beautiful BeachesThis progressive country has long been off the radar for North Americans. But it has some of the best beaches in South America and discounts for foreign travelers.
Restaurant Review: At Last, a Restaurant With That New-Car SmellVisiting chefs, a prototype automobile and a fashionable branding strategy converge at Intersect by Lexus.
How to Make Sex Scenes Natural and Nonthreatening? Cue the ‘Intimacy Coordinator’As the acting industry grapples with a culture of sexual harassment and power imbalances, efforts to ensure the well-being of performers involved in intimate scenes are gaining ground.
A Tourist Family’s Bad Behavior Has New Zealand Rethinking Its Welcome MatA British family’s bad behavior was documented on social media and followed by local news outlets, alarming a country that has struggled with an influx of tourists.
It’s Unanimous: Mariano Rivera Is a Hall of FamerRivera, the closer who helped the Yankees win five World Series, is the first player to be elected unanimously. Joining him in election: Roy Halladay, Edgar Martinez and Mike Mussina.
U.S. Will Ask Canada to Extradite Huawei ExecutiveThe arrest of Meng Wanzhou of Huawei has set off a diplomatic crisis, and China is pressuring Canada to release her, but the U.S. is moving ahead with an extradition request.
Oscar Nominations: ‘Roma,’ ‘The Favourite’ and ‘Black Panther’ Break GroundNetflix got its first best picture nod. The 91st Academy Awards are scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 24.
Michael Cohen’s Prison of Choice: Well-Known to Jewish OffendersFor Jewish white-collar offenders, “the closest thing you have to nirvana in a federal prison” is a detention camp in upstate New York.
Brazil’s Bolsonaro Is the Face of Populism at the Davos ForumPresident Jair Bolsonaro set the tone for a Davos gathering with many U.S. and European leaders absent this year, dealing with crises back home.
China Proceeds With Belt and Road Push, but Does It More QuietlyEver since President Xi Jinping unveiled a plan to link Asia, Europe and Africa with building projects, Beijing has hailed it as central to its foreign policy. China has turned down the volume on its plan.
Why People Ghost — and How to Get Over ItTime to go ghostbusting. The Best Pictures From the Men’s Fashion ShowsThe men’s shows have wrapped, and T’s photographers were on the ground to catch all of the action in London, Milan and Paris.
‘Black Monday’ Mines ’80s Excess for Comedy and CommentaryThis new Showtime comedy is unapologetically vulgar, but it aims to amount to more than just a bunch of dirty jokes. Modern Love: Tiny Love Stories: ‘I Gout You, Babe’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Big Change in Little Cottonwood CanyonAlta, the famed Utah ski resort, has long been known for resisting alteration. Now, its first luxury lodge is set to open, and not everyone is happy.
The New Health Care: Stuck and Stressed: The Health Costs of TrafficGreenland’s Melting Ice Nears a ‘Tipping Point,’ Scientists SayWith the Arctic warming rapidly, ice loss in Greenland is accelerating and may soon be a major factor in rising sea levels, according to a new study.
Doctors: Can a Nice Doctor Make Treatments More Effective?Connecting with patients doesn’t just make them think someone cares. It can make a difference for health outcomes.
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