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AFC Championship: Mahomes, Chiefs meet again with Brady, Patriots The upstart Kansas City Chiefs challenge the reigning AFC champion New England Patriots in a conference title showdown on Sunday night at Arrowhead Stadium.      Jimmy Butler criticizes John Calipari over Karl-Anthony Towns chatter 76ers star Jimmy Butler took issue with Kentucky coach John Calipari's previous comments on whether he bullied Timberwolves center Karl-Anthony Towns.   Second victim dies from NYC hammer attack A second person died Friday three days after a man used a hammer to attack employees at a New York City restaurant, police said.   Canadian Olympic snowboarder Max Parrot diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma Canadian snowboarder Max Parrot, winner of a silver medal at the 2018 Winter Olympics, announced doctors diagnosed him with Hodgkin's lymphoma.   Chicago officer Jason Van Dyke sentenced to 81 months for shooting Laquan McDonald A judge sentenced a former Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke to nearly seven years in prison for the shooting death of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald in 2014.   Prague man sets himself on fire in Wenceslas Square A man set himself on fire in Prague during a commemoration of the 50th anniversary of a student's self-immolation in protest of a Soviet invasion, police said.   Common gut bacteria blocks effects of Parkinson's drugs, study says A common gut bacteria can block a common Parkinson's disease medicine from working on patients with the disease, a new study says.   FDA to furlough more workers to fund review of new treatments The longest government shutdown in U.S. history continues to disrupt the FDA's oversight of potentially life-saving drugs such as allergy medication.   UFC breaks out new Legacy title beltsThe UFC has introduced a new Legacy Championship Belt that will debut Saturday in Brooklyn.   Predators' Johansen under review for stick to head vs. Jets Nashville Predators center Ryan Johansen was scheduled to have a hearing with the NHL Department of Player Safety on Friday following an incident in Thursday's game against the Winnipeg Jets.   Two men convicted in death of Olympic skater Denis Ten A court in Almaty, Kazakhstan, convicted two men and sentenced them to prison in the death of 25-year-old Olympic figure skater Denis Ten.   Jazz guard Mitchell says he won't try to defend dunk crown Second-year Utah Jazz point guard Donovan Mitchell will not take part in the Slam Dunk competition during NBA All-Star Weekend in February, Mitchell told reporters Friday.   Dallas Cowboys fire OC Scott LinehanAsteroid impact rates increased 290 million years ago By studying the history of impacts on the moon, scientists determined Earth experienced a three-fold increase in asteroid impacts 290 million years ago.   Redskins owner Daniel Snyder buys 305-ft yacht with two-deck IMAX theater It might not be as big as Jerry Jones' behemoth boat, but Washington Redskins owner Daniel Snyder's recently purchased yacht includes a two-deck IMAX theater.   Watch: Couch skating on frozen lake in Minnesota Some adventurous friends in Minnesota took a ride on a couch across the smooth ice covering a lake.   Union workers, environmentalists protest Ford, GM at Detroit Auto Show Protests by environmentalists and unionized autoworkers at one of the largest U.S. automakers are interrupting the pomp and fanfare of the Detroit Auto Show.   Watch: Trapped monkey rescued from engine compartment A monkey was rescued from under the hood of a car on an Indian highway and the unusual incident was caught on video.   Venezuelan opposition readies protests against Nicolas Maduro Venezuela's National Assembly leader has called for broad sectors of the country to protest next week against President Nicolas Maduro.   Watch: Bride and groom exchange vows at Whataburger A pair of Whataburger fans in Texas celebrated their love for each other and their favorite eatery by holding a wedding ceremony at the fast food restaurant.   100M in Midwest, Northeast face freezing cold, heavy snow Freezing cold temperatures and heavy snow are expected across the Midwest and Northeast this weekend, weather that canceled hundreds of flights Friday.   Donald Trump, North Korea's Kim Jong Un to hold second summit in February U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will hold a second round of talks on denuclearization in February, the White House said.   Look: Kansas man collects his second January lottery prize A Kansas man is celebrating a lucky month after visiting state lottery headquarters twice to collect large jackpots.   Skier dies after avalanche rescue at Taos, N.M. resort; 1 critical One skier has died and another is critically injured after they were caught in an avalanche this week at a famous New Mexico ski resort.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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20 dead, 71 injured in ruptured pipeline explosion outside Mexico CityThe leak was caused by an illegal tap that fuel thieves had drilled into the pipeline in a small town in the state of Hidalgo, north of Mexico City, according to state oil company Pemex.
  2019 lunar eclipse: 5 things to know about the 'super blood wolf moon'U.S. military leaders 'embarrassed' by Trump's Syria plan, Kurdish commander says"They didn't expect this decision. It's out of their hands, and they are constantly apologizing for it."
Grim #10YearChallenge: Mexicans post pictures of missing, killed"I no longer have a life, it's just surviving, to be able to look for her," said a mother whose daughter, 13, has gone missing in the last ten years.
Trump plans North Korea nuclear summit with Kim Jong Un for FebruaryTrump met with a top Kim deputy at the White House Friday amid evidence that Pyongyang is developing ballistic missiles.
What was the Holocaust?Nearly seven out of 10 Jews living in Europe at the time were killed, according to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.
This startup wants to put huge ads in space. Not everyone is on board with the idea.Swarms of tiny, light-reflecting "cubesats" would come together to form luminous words or logos.
Three of four Americans killed in Syria explosion identifiedThe Department of Defense said Wednesday that the fourth person not yet identified was a contractor.
U.K. court opens door for alleged ISIS 'Beatles' to be tried in U.S.Two ISIS "Beatles" who allegedly beheaded Americans are closer to being tried in the U.S. thanks to a British court decision Friday.
Planetary diet for longer life: Less meat, more vegetablesMeat is unhealthy both for the people who eat too much of it and for the planet, the report says.
Journalist in Ghana who exposed FIFA corruption shot deadPolice said Hussein-Suale was shot dead by gunmen on a motorbike as he drove home alone at night.
4 Americans among those killed by explosion in SyriaISIS claimed responsibility for the attack, which came just weeks after President Trump said "we have beaten them and we have beaten them badly."
Zimbabwe shuts down internet amid protests over $12 per gallon gas"The world must quickly step in to remove this blanket of darkness that has been put on the country," one opposition activist said.
North Korean ex-spy chief arrives in Washington for talksKim Jong Un said in a New Year speech he was willing to meet President Donald Trump "at any time."
Google's secret censored search engine triggers protests"Google should hold American values," one activist said. "It's not just about money or business, it is about the values people carry in this country."
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Mueller Statement Disputes Report That Trump Directed Cohen to LieThe president directed his lawyer to lie to Congress about his involvement in talks to build a skyscraper in Moscow, BuzzFeed reported. The article could not be independently confirmed.
Trump and Kim Jong-un to Hold Second Summit Meeting Next MonthNegotiations over eliminating North Korea’s nuclear arsenal have made little progress since the two leaders’ June meeting in Singapore.
House Democrats Add $1 Billion in Border-Related Spending to Measures to Reopen GovernmentThe decision by Democrats, and the president’s suggestion that he would have an announcement on Saturday, were the first indications of possible movement over the shutdown. Doug Jones Risks His Alabama Senate Seat Over the Shutdown and the WallFor Mr. Jones, the fight over the shutdown, in a state where President Trump is popular and many federal workers live, is a reminder that his party’s views are out of step back home.
Polls Show Government Shutdown Is Eroding Faith in EconomyConsumer-sentiment readings are declining, and more Americans rate President Trump’s economic policies poorly, as the impasse in Washington drags on.
Jason Van Dyke Sentenced to Nearly 7 Years for Murdering Laquan McDonaldMr. Van Dyke was the first Chicago police officer in decades convicted of murder for an on-duty shooting. He shot Laquan 16 times in 2014. Major Winter Storm Threatens 80 Million in Midwest and NortheastThe storm was forecast to deliver a punishing mix of heavy snow, strong winds, and frigid temperatures over the weekend.
Past Tense: Think Snowstorms Are Rough Now? Check Out These Vintage New York BlizzardsBrace for the Polar Vortex: It May Be Visiting More OftenA researcher says that as the climate changes, “winter is shortening, but you’re getting these more intensive periods in that shorter winter.”
R. Kelly Dropped by RCA Records After Documentary FurorKelly, once one of the biggest and most influential stars in pop music, has been dogged by accusations of sexual misconduct since the mid 1990s.
His Art, Their Ideas: Did Robert Indiana Lose Control of His Work?Private text messages entered as evidence in a legal dispute raise new questions about whether the artist fully designed his final works.
Nancy Pelosi, North Korea, Winter Storm: Your Friday Evening BriefingThe Insulin WarsThe Sexts of Jeff Bezos and the Death of PrivacyAfter Trump, It’s — Oh, No!A Republican Challenge to Trump?Larry Hogan can offer a serious and meaningful alternative to the corroded conservatism we have in Washington today.
Marie Kondo and the Life-Changing Magic of Japanese Soft PowerThe tidying guru is heir to a long tradition: Japan marketing itself as spiritual foil to a soulless West.
The Strange Persistent Troubling Russian Hang-Up of Donald TrumpTrump's agenda in Europe is Putin's agenda in Europe. Is that really a coincidence?
Microsoft Cannot Fix Seattle’s Housing CrisisCities should treat rising rents like pollution and tax the companies that cause it.
If You Shut Down the Government, You Slow Down the EconomyThe president keeps finding ways to spoil a good thing. BuzzFeed’s Controversial Cohen Story Raises Question: Did Trump Want to Be President?His campaign was a marketing venture. That’s why he didn’t want to put business on hold.
Loose Ends: An Adjunct Instructor’s Final SyllabusWork Friend: If You Don’t Think Your Office Is a War Zone You Are Fooling YourselfF.T.C. Is Said to Be Considering Large Facebook FinesThe agency’s investigation, which began in late March, is continuing, and the commissioners and staff have not reached a final conclusion.
Thousands March in Washington at Annual Anti-Abortion RallyVice President Mike Pence and Karen, his wife, made a surprise visit to the rally on Friday. President Trump addressed the crowd in a prerecorded message. Wanted: The ‘Traveling Bandit,’ a Bank Robber Who Gets AroundThe F.B.I. says the middle-aged robber has hit at least seven banks in six states in less than a month. Democratic Senator Seeks Perjury Investigation of Kirstjen NielsenSenator Jeff Merkley asked the F.B.I. to open an inquiry, citing a document that he said conflicted with the homeland security secretary’s congressional testimony on family separations at the border.
4,141 Latvians Were Just Outed as K.G.B. InformantsIs the newly released Soviet-era archive a real record of collaboration or a time bomb planted by agents as the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991?
Americans Killed in Syria Were No Strangers to WarOne was a military linguist. One joined the Army and served six times in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria. One was once a member of the Navy SEALs, and one was an Arabic interpreter.
After a Crash, Prince Philip, 97, Stokes Debate on Older DriversNobody was badly hurt. But with a ballooning number of older drivers in Britain, the thought of the headstrong royal behind the wheel was cause for alarm.
Right at Home: How to Build the Perfect Home CrewA home can only thrive with a good support team, but finding that roster of handymen, plumbers and landscapers takes time. What to Buy: The Gear You Need for a New Year (and a New You)You need resolve more than equipment to make your resolutions real, but a few special things can keep you inspired and use those gift cards you got for the holidays. A Book Lover’s Haven Turns 100The Grolier Club, the nation’s oldest society of bibliophiles, just celebrated the centennial of its grand Manhattan home. Yes, there’s a secret staircase hidden in a bookshelf. No, do not use gloves in its library.
Far From Serbia, Novak Djokovic Delivers Some National PrideFor Serbs living in Australia, Djokovic is a sporting hero who provides a connection to their culture and tradition.
in her words: Women’s March 2019: Here’s What to Know if You Can’t Keep UpMarchers will take to the streets on Saturday, despite recent tensions and competing marches in New York.
Does Marijuana Use Cause Schizophrenia?As the drug becomes more popular, concerns have been raised that its use can lead to psychotic disorders. Here’s what scientists know for sure, and what they don’t.
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