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Freshman QB Lawrence helps Clemson dominate Alabama for CFP national title Freshman Trevor Lawrence passed all over the Alabama defense, leading Clemson to a College Football Playoff national title on Monday in Santa Clara, Calif.      7 men killed in shooting at bar in Mexican resort city Two men opened fire on a bar in a non-tourist area of a coastal resort city in eastern Mexico, killing seven men, authorities said Monday.   Seoul hits back at Japan's claim in radar dispute South Korea's defense ministry hit back at remarks by Japanese lawmakers over South Korea's alleged use of radar.   Man pleads guilty in shooting spree that killed 6 between Uber rides A Michigan man pleaded guilty against the advice of his attorneys to killing six strangers between picking up passengers as an Uber driver nearly three years ago.   Parolee Reginald Wallace arrested in shooting at California bowling alley that killed 3 A parolee from Los Angeles has been arrested in the shooting at a bowling alley that killed three and injured four Friday night, police said Monday.   Kim Jong Un visits China for fourth time North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arrived in China on Monday night for a visit through Thursday, Chinese and North Korean state media reported Tuesday.   Man charged in shooting of California father camping with daughters A California man was charged Monday in a series of shootings in Malibu Creek State Park including the killing of a man who was camping two young daughters.   Netanyahu's 'dramatic statement': Investigation against him is 'witch hunt' Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decried investigations against himself as "a terrible witch hunt."   Flu shot crucial for COPD patients, but many skip it, researchers say If you suffer from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, a flu shot can be a lifesaver. But many of the millions with the lung condition don't get it, researchers report.   Alabama civil rights institute rescinds award for activist Angela Davis A civil rights institute in Alabama on Monday withdrew an award set to be presented to activist Angela Davis next month.   Study: Alzheimer's disease may unfold differently in black, white patients Alzheimer's disease may be twice as common in black Americans as in whites, and scientists don't really know why.   Ohio State QB Dwayne Haskins declares for 2019 NFL Draft Ohio State Buckeyes quarterback Dwayne Haskins announced on social media that he will skip his junior season and enter the 2019 NFL Draft.   U.S. leads health care spending among richer nations, but gets less Higher costs, not better patient care, explain why the United States spends much more on health care than other developed countries, a new study indicates.   Watch: Oilers' Jesse Puljujarvi scores on no-look backhander Edmonton winger Jesse Puljujarvi netted a no-look backhander on Sunday as the Oilers picked up a 4-0 win over the Anaheim Ducks.   Watch: Preds' P.K. Subban sends encouraging video to boy dealing with racism Nashville Predators defenseman P.K. Subban provided a terrific assist to a boy dealing with racism by sending him a video with a message of encouragement.   Scientists use satellite images to measure household poverty To better allocate resources, set agenda priorities and track the progress of initiatives in the developing world, the U.N. is turning to satellite imagery.   Cellular energy route finding may improve understanding of aging, chronic disease Scientists have found a cellular route for energy that could shed more light on how humans age and develop chronic diseases.   Watch: Justin Turner hits baseballs during 'Bird Box' challenge Los Angeles Dodgers star Justin Turner hit the batting cage on Monday to put in his best effort at the "Bird Box" challenge.   Watch: Kitten rescued from highway barrier adopted by officer A Missouri police officer whose body camera recorded his rescue of a kitten stranded on a highway barrier wall said his family has adopted the feline.   Samsung shows off new TVs ahead of CES 2019's opening day The world's largest tech brands showed off new products ranging from televisions and computers to toothbrushes and bread makers on Monday, ahead of the first official day of CES 2019.   Watch: Fireball in sky may have been Russian satellite A bright fireball that was caught on video breaking into pieces in the sky over New Zealand may have been a Russian satellite, experts said.   New Ebola-like virus discovered in a bat in China Researchers have discovered a new Ebola-related virus in bats in China, according to a study published Monday by researchers in the U.S. and China.   Watch: Senators goalie Anders Nilsson saves goal with quick glove Ottawa Senators goalie Anders Nilsson made a spectacular glove save against the Carolina Hurricanes on Sunday at the Canadian Tire Centre.   KBR Inc. announces inclusion in $12.1B Army IT contract Houston's KRB Inc. announced Monday it is a prime contractor on a $12.1 billion U.S. Army information technology contract.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Bolton arrives in Turkey amid tensions over U.S. withdrawal from SyriaThe Trump administration is seeking assurances that Turkey will not attack Kurds after U.S. troops leave.
  Military investigating death of U.S. contractor in IraqThe Lockheed Martin employee died at a medical center in Germany last week, just days after he was found in his barracks room with severe head trauma.
Amid planned Syria withdrawal, U.S. scrambling to find places to send ISIS detaineesThe options under review include sending the most dangerous fighters to the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, officials say.
World Bank president resigns, paving way for Trump appointeeKim was first tapped by former President Barack Obama to lead the World Bank in 2012.
China's economic woes stem from more than just tariffs, experts sayLower trade totals don't tell the whole story, since many Chinese firms rushed to ship products before more tariffs kicked in.
Mexico fights fuel theft, but frustrates motoristsPres. López Obrador asked for patience from drivers who found gas stations closed as authorities move less fuel through vulnerable pipelines.
Pope Francis calls for 'solidarity' with migrants stranded at sea"It's easy to be the Christmas saint but then come January, February and the summer period we would be told to do the same," Malta's prime minister said.
Chinese gay dating app halts registration after underage HIV reportMany gay teenagers had unprotected sex through the app and contracted HIV, according to the financial magazine Caixin.
U.S.-China trade war: Beijing says both sides have expressed a desire to hammer out a dealChina Vice Premier Liu He's presence at the trade talks "shows he's in charge," said one China expert.
Saudi teen seeking asylum barricades herself in Thai hotel room"They won't let me drive or travel. I am oppressed. I love life and work and I am very ambitious but my family is preventing me from living."
Soldiers announce coup 'to restore democracy' to GabonPresident Ali Bongo's family has ruled the oil-producing West African country for nearly half a century. He is receiving medical treatment in Morocco.
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As Government Shutdown Persists, Americans Feel the BiteDelayed mortgage applications, missed paychecks and stymied farmers are among the repercussions of a shutdown with no end in sight.
Trump Will Take Case for Border Wall to Public in National AddressPresident Trump, stymied in talks over his border wall, will try to break Democratic intransigence with a national address on Tuesday and a trip to the border.
Trump’s Border Wall and National Emergency Powers, ExplainedPresident Trump’s threat to invoke emergency powers to build a border wall would be extraordinarily aggressive and most likely touch off a legal battle.
‘It’s Just Too Much’: A Florida Town Grapples With a Shutdown After a HurricaneIn Florida’s deeply conservative Panhandle, federal prison workers were already struggling after Hurricane Michael. Then came the government shutdown.
On Politics With Lisa Lerer: For Some, the Shutdown Isn’t About Politics. It’s About Bills and Groceries.In the On Politics newsletter, the government shutdown threatens workers living paycheck to paycheck. Plus, a dispatch from Elizabeth Warren’s Iowa trip.
Bolton Walked Back Syria Statement. His Disdain for Debate Helped Produce It.Under John R. Bolton’s management, senior administration officials said, the National Security Council staff had “zero” role in brokering a debate over the United States’ future in Syria.
Mick Mulvaney Has Two Jobs. He Has Been Discussing Another.As recently as late last year the acting White House chief of staff explored becoming president of the University of South Carolina, people familiar with the discussions said.
Carlos Ghosn Emerges to Say He Was ‘Wrongly Accused and Unfairly Detained’Mr. Ghosn, the ousted Nissan chief, made his first public appearance since his November arrest to defend himself in a Tokyo court against charges of financial wrongdoing.
Philippines Dispatch: Where 518 Inmates Sleep in Space for 170, and Gangs Hold It TogetherMisery and overcrowding are worse than ever in the Philippines’ pretrial jails, with guards so outnumbered that gangs increasingly keep the peace.
Shutdown, Escape Rooms, Kim Jong-un: Your Tuesday BriefingShutdown, Golden Globes, Whales: Your Monday Evening BriefingBorderline InsanityPresident Trump rained cruelties on immigrants and asylum seekers and now wants hundreds of millions of dollars to address the humanitarian crisis he caused. Erdogan: Trump Is Right on Syria. Turkey Can Get the Job Done.Rashida Tlaib Said Nothing WrongElizabeth Warren and Her Party of IdeasAmerican Companies Need Chinese ConsumersApple’s declining sales reveal how important the health of China’s consumer market is to the world’s economy.
Washington’s New Power StructureWho Speaks for America?What happens when friends and allies can’t take the commander in chief at his word?
What Jerry Brown Means to CaliforniaTracing the strands of the retiring governor and his family offered a way to make sense of the Golden State.
No, Trump Cannot Declare an ‘Emergency’ to Build His WallIf he did, and used soldiers to build it, they would all be committing a federal crime.
The Best and Worst of the Golden GlobesIt was a big night for Sandra Oh and “Bohemian Rhapsody.” “A Star Is Born” had it rougher. From heartfelt hosts to snoozy speeches, here’s how we saw the show.
How We Pick the 52 PlacesOur annual list combines destinations that are aspirational, newly intriguing and perhaps threatened. Here’s how it is put together.
Metropolitan Diary: ‘I Moved Over to the Window Seat and Offered Him a Handshake and an Apology’Headed home after a long week at work, wondering where to put a wet umbrella and other reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary. Top Cancer Doctor, Forced Out Over Ties to Drug Makers, Joins Their RanksAstraZeneca has hired Dr. José Baselga, the former chief medical officer at Memorial Sloan Kettering, to lead its cancer research unit.
North Korea’s Leader, Kim Jong-un, Arrives in China by TrainThe trip to see President Xi Jinping comes amid negotiations over a second summit meeting between Mr. Kim and President Trump. Iran Has Held U.S. Navy Veteran Since July, Family SaysMichael R. White of Imperial Beach, Calif., was seized in late July while visiting an Iranian woman whom his mother described as his girlfriend. Man Charged in Malibu Park Shootings That Killed One and Terrorized RegionAnthony Rauda, a parolee, was charged with murder and attempted murder in a string of shootings in and near Malibu Creek State Park that left one dead and a community on edge.
Guatemala Expels U.N.-Backed Anti-Corruption Panel, Claiming OverreachThe government accused the International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala of interfering in its domestic affairs, and gave prosecutors 24 hours to leave.
‘She Literally Never Stops.’ CBS News, in Need of Fixing, Turns to Susan Zirinsky.Ms. Zirinsky, 66, is a legend in television news and a beloved figure within the network’s news division. She takes over at a time of intense turmoil.
Poland Cracks Down on Escape Rooms After Deadly FireFive 15-year-old girls died in a locked room after a building that lacked basic safety measures caught fire. The operator faces criminal charges.
Supreme Court Won’t Intervene in Case of Kennedy Cousin SkakelA state court decision to vacate Michael C. Skakel’s conviction for the 1975 killing of Martha Moxley will stand, potentially signaling the end of a long legal battle.
A Simple Way to Better Remember Things: Draw a PictureWhat to Cook: What to Cook Right NowTejal Rao has brought us a recipe for mall-style barbecue chicken pizza that’s worth making soonest.
You asked: To Go Bare Down There?Many women do it, but it is important to understand the risks of pubic hair removal before you do.
The Checkup: Managing Children’s Pain After SurgeryWe’ve come a long way from the days when surgeons were taught that infants’ nervous systems were too undeveloped to feel pain.
David Chase on ‘The Sopranos,’ Trump and, Yes, That EndingAhead of the 20th anniversary of the premiere of “The Sopranos,” its creator looks back on the show’s legacy and the endlessly dissected cut to black.
Books of The Times: Dangerously Deep Sleep Is Contagious in ‘The Dreamers’Karen Thompson Walker’s second novel is about a virus that causes people to nod off for very long periods and dream in disastrous premonitions.
Babs Simpson, Taste-Making Fashion Editor at Vogue, Is Dead at 105She worked with titans of fashion photography and magazine grande dames, dressed Marilyn Monroe in one shoot and mingled in cafe society.
A Cocktail Writer’s Life: The Pentagon by Day, a Barstool by NightPhilip Greene, a drinks historian and Marine official, stylishly straddles two different worlds in Washington.
Theater Reviews: Hate, Hope and Healing at Under the RadarAn eclectic opening weekend included sketches and songs by Nigerian women, two unsettling monologues and a punk-rock reminiscence (with mixtape to follow).
The Mavericks’ Key to Keeping Players Fresh? Blood SamplesDallas works with Orreco, a company that proposes individualized remedies to combat fatigue while trying to identify increased risk for injury and illness.
Personal Health: Managing Teenage AcneIf the face a teenager presents to the world is marred by prominent lesions of acne, the ordinary stresses of adolescence can be that much more difficult to weather.
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