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Apple lowers revenue guidance citing weak iPhone sales in China Apple lowered its revenue guidance for its first fiscal quarter in 2019 in a letter to investors Wednesday evening.      Younger men at higher risk for testicular cancer, experts say Testicular cancer occurs most often in young men, and they need to know the signs of the disease, a urologist says.   Urns full of human ashes wash up on Netherlands beaches A Dutch shipping firm apologized after three German funeral urns filled with human ashes washed up on beaches in the Netherlands.   Study: Asthma often undetected in urban teens For many city-dwelling teens with asthma, their chronic lung disease may go undiagnosed and untreated, a new study finds.   Daryl Dragon of Captain and Tennille dead at 76 Daryl Dragon of the musical duo Captain and Tennille died Wednesday at the age of 76, his publicist said.   Jessica Chastain, Sam Rockwell to serve as Golden Globe presenters Jessica Chastain and Sam Rockwell are set to serve as presenters at the 2019 edition of the Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday.   Gallup: Americans hopeful for business, worried about peace in 2019 A Gallup poll found Americans were optimistic about business, but pessimistic about the prospect of world peace in 2019.   Carrie Ann Inaba named permanent co-host of 'The Talk' "Dancing with the Stars" judge Carrie Ann Inaba officially replaced Julie Chen as a co-host of "The Talk" on Wednesday.   White House meeting on shutdown ends with no deal President Donald Trump said the government shutdown that entered its 12th day Wednesday could continue for "a long time" as he met with congressional leaders.   Norway sets record for national electric car sales in 2018 One-third of all new vehicles sold in Norway in 2018 were electric, breaking a world record for such sales, the country's independent road federation said.   Nordstrom co-President Blake Nordstrom dead at 58 Blake Nordstrom, the co-president of luxury department store Nordstrom, died Wednesday in Seattle, the company said. He was 58.   Moments from the 130th annual Tournament of Roses Parade The 130th annual Tournament of Roses Parade, featuring elaborate floral floats, takes place in Pasadena, Calif., on January 1, 2019.   Houston teen faces murder charge in crash caused by egg prank Police in Houston arrested a 14-year-old on a murder charge for a fatal crash spurred by a prank in which the boy and his friends threw eggs at motorists.   Thunder's Westbrook says market size doesn't matter Russell Westbrook is from Los Angeles but he's perfectly content playing pro basketball in Oklahoma City.   Lakers star James (groin) out vs. Thunder LeBron James is making progress but will sit out his fourth straight game with a left ground injury when the Los Angeles Lakers host the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday.   Ex-NBA coach Blatt takes shot at Stephen A. over Mavs' Doncic Former Cleveland Cavaliers coach David Blatt has been coaching in Europe and said he has known about Dallas Mavericks rookie sensation Luka Doncic for some time.   'Curb Your Enthusiasm' actor Bob Einstein dead at 76 "Curb Your Enthusiasm" regular and Super Dave Osborne creator Bob Einstein died Wednesday in California, his family announced. He was 76.   Researchers home in on better treatment options for adults with autism A new study on autism may be the first to report what many experts have already suspected.   New cholesterol drug works, but not worth the cost, experts say Despite being slashed by half in recent months, the price tag for advanced cholesterol-fighting drugs is still too high to make them cost-effective, a new analysis has concluded.   Researchers develop two methods to treat seizures in Dravet syndrome Researchers developed two methods of treatment for seizures in children with Dravet syndrome after finding the spot in the brain causing them, according to a report.   Ultima Thule is first contact binary to be explored by a spacecraft New images and data returned by the New Horizons probe prove Ultima Thule is a snowman-shaped contact binary, the first to be explored by a spacecraft.   FDA issues new recall for blood pressure meds containing valsartan A voluntary recall has been issued for a blood pressure medication due to concerns it contains small amounts of carcinogens called N-nitrosodiethylamine.   Sea grasses offer affordable beach protection services | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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NASA probe reveals odd shape of Ultima Thule space objectU.S. ambassador visited American detained in Russia"I've gotten confirmation from the State Department. It sounds like they were able to see him, that he's doing well," said David Whelan.
  2019 skywatching: Here are the best eclipses and meteor showers of the yearFrom solar and lunar eclipses to a rare transit of Mercury, there are plenty of celestial events to take in.
Former CIA officers doubt American arrested in Russia was a spyRussian intelligence services likely charged Paul Whelan as a spy to use him as a bargaining chip, say two former CIA officers.
Hope fades for another miracle in the rubble after Russian explosionSix people have have been rescued alive from the rubble, including a 10-month-old baby.
Breaking years-long ban, two women enter Hindu temple in IndiaAlthough the Supreme Court lifted the ban in September, demonstrators tried to block women from entering the temple.
Netflix pulls episode of comedy show mocking Saudi crown princeThe comedian criticized the country's crown prince over the Khashoggi murder. "Saudi Arabia was basically the boy band manager of 9/11," he also joked.
Norway's electric cars zip to new record: almost a third of all salesNorway exempts battery-driven cars from most taxes and even offers free parking.
'Sin tax' doubles the cost of alcohol overnight in Qatar"Specific goods that the State of Qatar deems harmful to human health and the environment" have been hit with the levy.
Pompeo says U.S. may 'demand immediate return' of detained American in RussiaPaul Whelan, who is head of global security for a Michigan-based auto parts supplier, was arrested on Friday. His brother said he was there to attend a wedding.
Bolsonaro: Brazil has been 'liberated from socialism'The newly inaugurated president, who openly admires Brazil's previous military dictatorship, promised to adhere to democratic norms.
6 killed in train accident on bridge in Denmark"Ordinary Danes on their way to work or heading home from the Christmas holidays have had their lives smashed."
Dow starts the year with a 350-point dropThe weaker-than-expected data is exacerbating concerns about a possible economic slowdown this year.
Japan's emperor begins countdown to relinquishing Chrysanthemum ThroneThe country's imperial family is far more cloistered than their Western counterparts, and the emperor's father was once viewed as a god.
China threatens Taiwan, says it seeks peaceful 'reunification'Earlier, the leader of the self-ruled island said Beijing must respect Taiwan's democratic values.
U.S. fires tear gas across Mexico border to stop migrantsU.S. Customs and Border Protection said in a statement that the gas was used to target rock throwers apart from the migrants who were trying to cross.
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Trump and Democrats Dig In After Talks to Reopen Government Go NowhereDuring the contentious meeting, the president made his case for a border wall and rejected Democrats’ proposals for reopening the government while the two sides ironed out their differences.
Nancy Pelosi, Icon of Female Power, Will Reclaim Role as Speaker and Seal a Place in HistoryMs. Pelosi is poised to become House speaker again Thursday, solidifying her status as the highest-ranking and most powerful elected woman in the history of American politics.
What Is and Isn’t Affected by the Government ShutdownA guide to what’s running and what’s not while Congress and President Trump negotiate over government funding.
For Bernie Sanders, Claims of Sexism in 2016 Campaign Hang Over 2020 BidComplaints of sexual harassment and pay disparity by former campaign staffers, which have gone unaddressed by the Vermont senator, could hinder a second presidential run.
Mitt Romney Faces Counterattacks From Trump AlliesSeveral Republicans assailed Mr. Romney, including the party leader who is also his niece. One Republican official urged colleagues to change party rules to ensure Mr. Trump’s renomination in 2020.
Trump Says Mattis Resignation Was ‘Essentially’ a Firing, Escalating His New Front Against Military Critics“What’s he done for me? How has he done in Afghanistan? Not too good,” Mr. Trump said of his former defense secretary. “I’m not happy with what he’s done in Afghanistan, and I shouldn’t be happy.” Apple Cuts Revenue Forecast Because of Slow iPhone Sales in ChinaA surprise announcement added to concerns about the ability of American tech giants to navigate an increasingly uncertain economy and a trade war with China.
Tesla Reports Record Output, but Cuts Prices, and Its Shares PlungeThe automaker said sales of the Model 3 sedan increased 13 percent over the previous quarter, but the price cut could signal softening demand.
E.C.B. Takes Reins of Italian Bank to Prevent Wider CrisisEurope’s central bank took control of troubled Banca Carige, an unprecedented step to manage risk as Italy’s political and economic woes continue.
Snowman-like Photo of Ultima Thule Sent Home by NASA’s New Horizons SpacecraftAt a Wednesday news conference, scientists will announce some of the results from the flyby of the most distant object ever visited.
A Trump County Confronts the Administration Amid a Rash of Child CancersParents in Indiana are demanding the clean-up of a toxic site and questioning environmental rollbacks that could prevent future chemical disasters like the one they face.
Spurning Erdogan’s Vision, Turks Leave in Droves, Draining Money and TalentDriven by fear of persecution and economic mismanagement, the exodus threatens to reorder the society permanently and set Turkey back decades.
Shutdown, Nancy Pelosi, Apple: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingCongress, Turkey, Apple: Your Thursday BriefingWhy Republicans Should Support ImmigrationJust look to California to see what President Trump’s strident anti-immigration policies could do to the national Republican Party.
What a French Doctor’s Office Taught Me About Health CareI moved to Europe because I couldn’t afford to be a cancer patient in America. I’d rather have been able to stay home.
Trump’s Shutdown Is Not About Border SecurityAbout 800,000 federal employees, and the citizens who depend on them, are being hurt for an empty political stunt. Why the World Needs America and China to Get AlongOnly Washington and Beijing, working together, can slow climate change and the spread of nuclear weapons.
The Dangerous Rise of the IUD as Poverty CureThe notion that limiting women’s reproduction can cure societal ills has a long, scary history.
China’s Gulag for MuslimsIn modern-day “re-education” prisons, Beijing is forcing ethnic Uighurs to forsake their religion. Why don’t Muslim governments rise up in anger?
Your Hopes for 2019Love, political change, a pennant: Readers respond with their hopes for 2019, for both themselves and for the world.
A Day, a Life: When a Medic Was Killed in Gaza, Was It an Accident?When an Israeli soldier killed Rouzan al-Najjar, Palestinians called her an innocent martyr. Israel portrayed her as a threat. The truth is more complicated.
Critic’s Notebook: Queen, Ally and the Alchemy of Musical Stardom on the Big ScreenWhat Rami Malek tries — and fails — to capture in “Bohemian Rhapsody” is the same elusive quality Lady Gaga gets right in “A Star Is Born.”
Critical Shopper: How to Think About Curiously Unfashionable FootwearAt Allbirds and Birkenstock in SoHo, the Critical Shopper embarks, skeptically, on a search for styling footwear.
Now for the Hard Part: Getting Californians to Buy Legal WeedOne year after marijuana legalization California sales are down, tax revenues are well below forecasts and the black market thrives.
Illegal ‘Butt Lift’ Injection Leads to Death, and a Manslaughter ChargeWhalesca Castillo was imprisoned twice for providing silicone injections. Now she is charged with manslaughter after a woman she treated died.
These Migrants Rescued Greeks From the Sea. Their Reward: Citizenship.Greece awarded the men citizenship for their actions in July, when a fast-moving wildfire engulfed a seaside village near Athens.
Freed From Forced Marriages, U.K. Women Stuck With the BillBritain’s Foreign Office brought home 82 women from forced marriages over two years, then billed them as much as $1,000 for their return.
Daryl Dragon, of the Captain and Tennille Pop Duo, Dies at 76He and his wife, Toni Tennille, were one of the most successful hit-making combinations of the 1970s. Their “Love Will Keep Us Together” went to No. 1.
The Pen Proves Mighty for an Unlikely Trump CorrespondentThe president relishes showing off the “beautiful” and “interesting” letters he receives from a man he once threatened with annihilation: North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un.
The Army, in Need of Recruits, Turns Focus to Liberal-Leaning CitiesToo few recruits are signing up from cities like Chicago and Seattle, so the Army is trying to frame enlistment as a patriotic detour.
On Day 1, Brazil’s New President Undermines Indigenous Land RightsAs a candidate, President Jair Bolsonaro compared indigenous communities living in isolated areas to animals in zoos.
The New New World: Censoring China’s Internet, for Stability and ProfitThousands of low-wage workers in “censorship factories” trawl the online world for forbidden content, where even a photo of an empty chair could cause big trouble.
How to Crush Your Habits in the New Year With the Help of ScienceMake 2019 the year you actually do all the things you want to do. We asked the experts and checked the journals for the most useful tips you can take to heart.
A Photographer’s Quest to Reverse China’s Historical AmnesiaThe Chinese photographer Li Zhensheng has been on a decades-long mission to make his country remember the Cultural Revolution. Poetry: Leonard Cohen’s Posthumous Collection of Poems, Lyrics and SketchesWhen he died in 2016, the singer left behind hundreds of notebooks that have yielded material for a new miscellany, “The Flame.” Bob Einstein, a.k.a. Super Dave Osborne and Larry David Pal, Dies at 76Mr. Einstein first gained fame in the 1970s by playing an accident-prone daredevil. He later had a recurring role on “Curb Your Enthusiasm.”
First Words: What Could Be Wrong with a Little ‘Moral Clarity’?Americans are rediscovering the appeals of cutting through complexity and acting with zealous, unswerving righteousness. But certainty has its dangers.
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