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American border agents fired tear gas canisters across the U.S.-Mexican border on Tuesday in an effort to drive back a group of approximately 150 migrants.
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  1. Border patrol agents fire tear gas at group of migrants
  2. Rose Bowl: Ohio State holds off Washington in Urban Meyer's farewell
  3. Vegas Golden Knights finding form ahead of clash with Los Angeles Kings
  4. Denver Nuggets go for third straight win against reeling New York Knicks
  5. Sacramento Kings host Portland Trail Blazers to open new year
  6. LSU ends UCF's undefeated run in Fiesta Bowl; Kentucky, Iowa grab wins
  7. People under the age of 21 can no longer buy assault rifles in Washington State
  8. Boston Bruins defeat Chicago Blackhawks in Winter Classic
  9. After year of bad press, Pope delivers new year Mass at St. Peter's Basilica
  10. U.S., Israel, formally leave UNESCO
  11. Far-right leader, Jair Bolsonaro, sworn in as Brazil's new president
  12. Surging Bucks host slumping Pistons
  13. Predators end skid, play host to Flyers
  14. U.S. Air Force's Strategic Command apologizes for New Year's Eve tweet
  15. Girl, 2, falls into rhinoceros exhibit at Florida zoo, sent to hospital
  16. Watch: Christian Eriksen uses super smooth move to score for Tottenham
  17. Cardinals interviewing ex-Dolphins coach Adam Gase on Wednesday
  18. Antonio Brown: Conflicting reports surface about trade request
  19. Kim calls for improved U.S. relations in New Year's address
  20. Russian baby survives building blast, freezing temperatures
  21. Watch: 'Happy Death Day 2U' trailer: 'Now the killer is coming after all of us'
  22. Jimmy Osmond suffers stroke during show in England
  23. Reports: Williams not frontrunner for Browns' coaching vacancy
  24. Packers' lost season came to fitting conclusion
  25. Chargers get another chance against Ravens

Border patrol agents fire tear gas at group of migrants

American border agents fired tear gas canisters across the U.S.-Mexican border on Tuesday in an effort to drive back a group of approximately 150 migrants.
    

Rose Bowl: Ohio State holds off Washington in Urban Meyer's farewell

Urban Meyer and the No. 6 Ohio State Buckeyes outlasted the No. 9 Washington Huskies 28-23 on Tuesday night in the Rose Bowl.
    

Vegas Golden Knights finding form ahead of clash with Los Angeles Kings

The Vegas Golden Knights appear to be busting out of their sophomore slump prior to a game against the Los Angeles Kings.
    

Denver Nuggets go for third straight win against reeling New York Knicks

The Denver Nuggets are atop the Western Conference headed into a game against the New York Knicks on New Year's Day.
    

Sacramento Kings host Portland Trail Blazers to open new year

The Sacramento Kings hope to begin 2019 with the same winning trend with which they finished 2018 when they host the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday night.
    

LSU ends UCF's undefeated run in Fiesta Bowl; Kentucky, Iowa grab wins

The No. 11 LSU Tigers brought the No. 7 Central Florida Knights' long run to an end Tuesday night in the Fiesta Bowl with a 40-32 win.
    

People under the age of 21 can no longer buy assault rifles in Washington State

Initiative 1639 went into effect on Tuesday in Washington State. The legislation bans the sale of semi-automatic weapons to anyone under the age of 21.
    

Boston Bruins defeat Chicago Blackhawks in Winter Classic

The Boston Bruins used a clutch goal from Sean Kuraly to defeat the Chicago Blackhawks 4-2 on Tuesday in the Winter Classic at Notre Dame.
    

After year of bad press, Pope delivers new year Mass at St. Peter's Basilica

Pope Francis celebrated the new year at St. Peter's Basilica, where he celebrated Mass and likened God's love to a mother's love during his homily.
    

U.S., Israel, formally leave UNESCO

The United States and Israel on Tuesday formally exited UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.
    

Far-right leader, Jair Bolsonaro, sworn in as Brazil's new president

Brazil's newest president, Jair Bolsonaro, was sworn in Tuesday in Brasilia, marking a hard right turn for the country's politics.
    

Surging Bucks host slumping Pistons

MILWAUKEE -- The Bucks will try to build on the National Basketball Association's best record when they continue a six-game home stand Tuesday night against the Detroit Pistons.
    

Predators end skid, play host to Flyers

Entering Monday's game at Washington with a six-game losing streak as well as a 10-game skid in road games dating back to mid-November, the Nashville Predators finally found their slump-buster.
    

U.S. Air Force's Strategic Command apologizes for New Year's Eve tweet

The U.S. Air Force's Strategic Command apologized for an offensive tweet it sent out on New Year's Eve.
    

Girl, 2, falls into rhinoceros exhibit at Florida zoo, sent to hospital

A 2-year-old girl fell into the rhinoceros exhibit at a zoo in Melbourne, Fla., on Tuesday and was airlifted to a hospital in Orlando.
    

Watch: Christian Eriksen uses super smooth move to score for Tottenham

Christian Eriksen used one of the smoothest dribble moves you will ever see for a goal in Tottenham Hotspur's 3-0 win against Cardiff City on Tuesday in Wales.
    

Cardinals interviewing ex-Dolphins coach Adam Gase on Wednesday

The Arizona Cardinals are set to interview former Miami Dolphins coach Adam Gase on Wednesday.
    

Antonio Brown: Conflicting reports surface about trade request

Conflicting reports surfaced Tuesday regarding a possible trade request coming from Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown.
    

Kim calls for improved U.S. relations in New Year's address

In his New Year's Day address, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un affirmed his country's commitment to denuclearization.
    

Russian baby survives building blast, freezing temperatures

A 10-month-old baby in Russia survived 35 hours in subzero temperatures under debris of a collapsed building before being rescued.
    

Watch: 'Happy Death Day 2U' trailer: 'Now the killer is coming after all of us'

Universal Pictures released a new trailer for the horror movie "Happy Death Day 2U" online Tuesday.
    

Jimmy Osmond suffers stroke during show in England

Jimmy Osmond's publicist said the entertainer was hospitalized in England after suffering a stroke on stage during a show at the Birmingham Hippodrome.
    

Reports: Williams not frontrunner for Browns' coaching vacancy

With their 7-8-1 season over, the Cleveland Browns can now turn their full attention to the search for their next head coach.
    

Packers' lost season came to fitting conclusion

Green Bay's 6-9-1 season ended with Aaron Rodgers getting knocked out of Sunday's 31-0 loss to the Detroit Lions with a concussion. That was dubious and fitting way for the season to come to a close.
    

Chargers get another chance against Ravens

The Los Angeles Chargers didn't have to wait long for a chance to avenge their Week 16 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
    
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  2. In shutdown, national parks transform into Wild West — heavily populated and barely supervised - The Washington Post
  3. Security shoots, kills armed man in Green Valley Ranch lobby - FOX5 Las Vegas
  4. Marine shot and killed on duty at Marine Barracks in Washington, DC - CNN
  5. Trump Says Retired 4-Star Gen. Stanley McChrystal Has 'A Big, Dumb Mouth' - HuffPost
  6. Toddler rushed to hospital after rhino encounter at Florida zoo - CNN
  7. Manchester stabbings suspect detained under mental health laws - BBC News
  8. Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's new far-right president, promises sweeping changes in inaugural address - CBS News
  9. Report: Netflix Bows to Saudi Request, Takes Down Critical Comedy Show Episode - TIME
  10. Kim Jong Un says ready to meet Trump 'anytime,' but warns of 'new path' - AOL
  11. Chinese manufacturing had an even worse December than expected, more data show - CNBC
  12. GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian shares blindsided by dismal China data - Reuters
  13. Data showing Chinese manufacturing cooling put Asia stock markets in early hole for 2019 - MarketWatch
  14. Drugmakers Raise Prices on Hundreds of Medicines - The Wall Street Journal
  15. Vlambeer's Rami Ismail launches 'Meditations', a game-a-day project - Destructoid
  16. Today's top deals: $20 fast wireless charger, surprise Philips Hue sale, $23 Bluetooth earbuds, more - BGR
  17. FCC says 'most' operations will be suspended Thursday if partial government shutdown continues - The Verge
  18. Ariana Grande Jokes She Won't Be Dating for the Rest of the Year/Her Life - TMZ
  19. Chrissy Teigen had a rough start to 2019 - KZTV Action 10 News
  20. Kanye West starts 2019 by declaring he will perform in MAGA hat 'from now on' - AOL
  21. Drake Bell Photoshops Himself Into Just Jared's Kanye West Post, Drake Likes It! - Just Jared
  22. Urban Meyer's wife, Shelley, says she 'wants him done' with coaching - ESPN
  23. LSU Upstages UCF's National Championship Plans With Its Own Showcase Win in Fiesta Bowl - Sports Illustrated
  24. Rapid Recap: Bucks 121, Pistons 98 - Brew Hoop
  25. NASA photographs most distant space object ever reached - CNN
  26. NASA's asteroid probe just entered orbit around Bennu in a record-breaking maneuver - BGR
  27. From moon landing to AI, the year ahead in Chinese science - South China Morning Post
  28. Low Carb? Low Fat? What Latest Dieting Studies Tell Us - Voice of America
  29. CDC says residents of Colorado, Georgia at highest risk of influenza - The Denver Channel
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Trump Says Retired 4-Star Gen. Stanley McChrystal Has 'A Big, Dumb Mouth' - HuffPost


Toddler rushed to hospital after rhino encounter at Florida zoo - CNN

Toddler rushed to hospital after rhino encounter at Florida zoo  CNN

A 2-year-old girl was injured at a Florida zoo during a private rhino encounter experience, zoo officials said.

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Manchester stabbings suspect detained under mental health laws - BBC News

Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's new far-right president, promises sweeping changes in inaugural address - CBS News

Report: Netflix Bows to Saudi Request, Takes Down Critical Comedy Show Episode - TIME

Kim Jong Un says ready to meet Trump 'anytime,' but warns of 'new path' - AOL

Chinese manufacturing had an even worse December than expected, more data show - CNBC

GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian shares blindsided by dismal China data - Reuters

GLOBAL MARKETS-Asian shares blindsided by dismal China data  Reuters

Asian shares turned tail on the first trading day of the new year as more disappointing economic data from China darkened the mood and erased early gains in ...

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Data showing Chinese manufacturing cooling put Asia stock markets in early hole for 2019 - MarketWatch

Drugmakers Raise Prices on Hundreds of Medicines - The Wall Street Journal

Vlambeer's Rami Ismail launches 'Meditations', a game-a-day project - Destructoid

Today's top deals: $20 fast wireless charger, surprise Philips Hue sale, $23 Bluetooth earbuds, more - BGR

Today's top deals: $20 fast wireless charger, surprise Philips Hue sale, $23 Bluetooth earbuds, more  BGR

Happy New Year, bargain hunters! If you want to start things off on the right foot in 2019, do it by saving a ton of money on awesome new products. Highlights ...

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FCC says 'most' operations will be suspended Thursday if partial government shutdown continues - The Verge

FCC says 'most' operations will be suspended Thursday if partial government shutdown continues  The Verge

The FCC will wind down most of its operations on Thursday if the partial federal government shutdown isn't resolved by then. Some employees and the FCC's ...

    

Ariana Grande Jokes She Won't Be Dating for the Rest of the Year/Her Life - TMZ

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Kanye West starts 2019 by declaring he will perform in MAGA hat 'from now on' - AOL

Drake Bell Photoshops Himself Into Just Jared's Kanye West Post, Drake Likes It! - Just Jared

Urban Meyer's wife, Shelley, says she 'wants him done' with coaching - ESPN

LSU Upstages UCF's National Championship Plans With Its Own Showcase Win in Fiesta Bowl - Sports Illustrated

Rapid Recap: Bucks 121, Pistons 98 - Brew Hoop

NASA photographs most distant space object ever reached - CNN

NASA's asteroid probe just entered orbit around Bennu in a record-breaking maneuver - BGR

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Low Carb? Low Fat? What Latest Dieting Studies Tell Us - Voice of America

Low Carb? Low Fat? What Latest Dieting Studies Tell Us  Voice of America

Two major studies last year offered some insight into the role carbs play in making us fat, but they don't settle the question of how best to lose weight in 2019.

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Mexican mayor gunned down after being sworn in

Gov. Alejandro Murat confirmed the killing of Tlaxiaco Mayor Alejandro Aparicio Santiago via his Twitter account Tuesday.

    

Baby found alive after 35 hours in subzero conditions following Russia blast

"We were sleeping and I woke up feeling I was falling down," one survivor said, referring to the moments after the New Year's Eve explosion.

    

New Year's Eve stabbing of 3 in Manchester treated as terrorism

The incident happened at Manchester's Victoria Station shortly before 9 p.m. on New Year's Eve. It happened near where 22 were killed in 2017 at an Ariana Grande concert.

    

Far-right Bolsonaro takes power in Brazil amid high hopes — and fears

He is the latest far-right leader to come to power by riding waves of anger at the establishment and promises to ditch the status quo.

    

Parched Jordan to drill a half-mile underground for 'fossil water'

"After this, we are out of chances," one expert said.

    

Kim Jong Un says 'new path' inevitable if U.S. demands unilateral action

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  2. U.S. Agents Use Tear Gas to Drive Away Migrants at Mexico Border
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  4. As China Talks Begin, Trump’s Trade Negotiator Tries to Keep President From Wavering
  5. How Biden Has Paved the Way for a Possible Presidential Run
  6. Mitt Romney Says Trump ‘Has Not Risen to the Mantle of the Office’
  7. At Inauguration, Cuomo Rallies State Against Trump
  8. Curbs on A.I. Exports? Silicon Valley Fears Losing Its Edge
  9. NASA’s New Horizons Spacecraft Is Triumphant in Encounter With the Most Distant Object Ever Visited
  10. The Carpetbagger: Who Will Be Nominated for Best Director?
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  16. Taliban Attacks in Northern Afghanistan Kill 27 Security Officers
  17. Ohio State 28, Washington 23 | Rose Bowl: As His Parting Gift, Urban Meyer Gives Ohio State a Rose Bowl Victory
  18. ‘New Year Miracle’ in Russia as Baby Is Pulled From Rubble
  19. Netflix Blocks Show in Saudi Arabia Critical of Saudi Prince
  20. Roger Federer Struggles With Serena Williams’s Serve. And Vice Versa.
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In Newly Divided Government, Who Will Control the Political Agenda?

As Democrats take control of the House, they will push an anti-corruption agenda while President Trump tries to keep the focus on immigration controls.

    

U.S. Agents Use Tear Gas to Drive Away Migrants at Mexico Border

About 150 migrants who tried to enter the United States near San Diego early Tuesday were forced back after Customs and Border Protection officers deployed tear gas across the border.

    

News Analysis: Kim and Trump Back at Square 1: If U.S. Keeps Sanctions, North Will Keep Nuclear Program

The North Korean leader’s New Year speech seemed to challenge President Trump to backtrack on the American goal of zero North Korean nuclear weapons.

    

As China Talks Begin, Trump’s Trade Negotiator Tries to Keep President From Wavering

Robert Lighthizer, the United States trade representative and a China skeptic, wants to prevent an anxious president from making a quick, empty deal in a rush to calm the markets.

    

How Biden Has Paved the Way for a Possible Presidential Run

A series of careful financial decisions, and the creation of nonprofits and academic centers staffed by close advisers, would help a campaign-in-waiting.

    

Mitt Romney Says Trump ‘Has Not Risen to the Mantle of the Office’

The Utah senator-elect criticized the president in an op-ed essay in The Washington Post days before he enters Congress, raising speculation that he could try to challenge Mr. Trump in 2020.

    

At Inauguration, Cuomo Rallies State Against Trump

In an address on Ellis Island, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo rebuked President Trump even as he conspicuously avoided invoking the president by name.

    

Curbs on A.I. Exports? Silicon Valley Fears Losing Its Edge

The Commerce Department is considering national security restrictions on artificial intelligence. Some worry they could stunt the industry in the U.S.

    

NASA’s New Horizons Spacecraft Is Triumphant in Encounter With the Most Distant Object Ever Visited

Now scientists await clearer pictures and a bounty of new data about a small, mysterious icy body four billion miles from Earth.

    

The Carpetbagger: Who Will Be Nominated for Best Director?

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The Script Secrets of Gillian Flynn, John Krasinski, Barry Jenkins and Christopher McQuarrie

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The Trump Tax Cut: Even Worse Than You’ve Heard

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Time to Get Out of Afghanistan

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1919: The Year of the Crack-Up

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Ohio State 28, Washington 23 | Rose Bowl: As His Parting Gift, Urban Meyer Gives Ohio State a Rose Bowl Victory

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