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Texas dioceses publish some 300 names of clergy accused of sexually abusing minors Every Catholic diocese in Texas published Thursday the names of clergy accused of sexual abuse against children going back as far as the 1940s.      U.S. federal judge finds Syria liable in killing of journalist Marie Colvin A U.S. federal court Thursday held the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad liable for the 2012 death of American journalist Marie Colvin.   Philadelphia Eagles, Rodney McLeod agree to restructured contract Philadelphia Eagles safety Rodney McLeod agreed to a reworked deal for the 2019 season, the team announced Thursday night.   Upbeat attitude may help prevent a second stroke, study says If you've had a stroke, a positive outlook might just help prevent another one, a new study suggests.   Nolan Arenado agrees to record one-year, $26 million deal with Rockies The Colorado Rockies and third baseman Nolan Arenado avoided arbitration Thursday with a record-setting contract.   Showtime renews 'Shameless' for Season 10 Showtime's family dramedy "Shameless" was renewed for a 10th season Thursday as two of its stars prepare to depart the show.   Researchers find dementia patients have different gut bacteria People with dementia show a different makeup in the bacteria dwelling in their guts, a preliminary study finds -- raising questions about whether the "bugs" play some role in the brain disease.   Bryce Dallas Howard honored as Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year Harvard theater troupe Hasty Pudding honored actress Bryce Dallas Howard as its Woman of the Year Thursday.   St. Louis Blues put forward David Perron on injured reserve The St. Louis Blues placed star forward David Perron on injured reserve Thursday, the team announced.   Border wall threatens nature tourism industry in South Texas The $463 million-a-year ecotourism industry in South Texas -- a top birding destination -- is bracing for the arrival of border wall construction crews.   UPI Horse Racing Preview: Kentucky Derby preps from coast to coast Kentucky Derby preps from New York to Florida to California and the return of McKinzie at Santa Anita headline weekend Thoroughbred action.   Uber, Cabify suspend service in Barcelona after new restrictions Uber announced it suspended its ride-hailing service in Barcelona, Spain, after the city imposed new regulations restricting the service there.   Kendall Coyne Schofield defends Pierre McGuire after interaction Hockey analyst Pierre McGuire came under scrutiny this week for appearing to condescendingly explain the sport to women's hockey star Kendall Coyne Schofield.   Polar vortex raises concern for health complications of frostbite With potential record-setting low temperatures ahead for much of the nation, one expert warns that frostbite can quickly strike exposed skin.   U.S., China reach soybean deal; no plan to extend tariff deadline The United States and China came to an agreement on the sale of soybeans Thursday, as both sides seek to reach a deal before increased tariffs take effect.   Wisconsin firefighter covered in ice after battling fire in polar vortex The fire chief in Cameron, Wis., became covered in ice crystals this week after battling a house fire amid subzero temperatures.   Antoine Vermette retires from NHL after 14 seasons Forward Antoine Vermette, who captured a Stanley Cup with the Chicago Blackhawks in the 2014-15 season, has announced his retirement from the NHL.   Senate passes amendment rebuking Trump's Syria withdrawal plan The Senate voted Thursday to approve a rebuke of President Donald Trump's decision to remove thousands of troops from Syria and Afghanistan.   Mavericks, Knicks agree on huge trade involving Porzingis, Jordan The New York Knicks and Dallas Mavericks agreed Thursday to a blockbuster trade involving All-Star forward Kristaps Porzingis.   FDA approves generic version of Advair Diskus for asthma, COPD The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today approved the first generic form of the popular asthma inhaler Advair Diskus, according to the agency.   Watch: Men surf roads atop vehicle-pulled rug Police in Russia said a driver was fined after a video posted online showed two men being pulled through the streets of a city while riding on a rug.   Watch: Beach-goers snap selfies with big monitor lizard Astonished visitors to a Thailand beach captured video of an unexpected visitor that joined them on the sand -- a 5-foot monitor lizard.   Pentagon: Unwanted sexual contact of cadets up nearly 50% The number of cadets at three military service academies experiencing unwanted sexual contact rose by nearly 50 percent last academic year, the Pentagon says.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Pompeo expected to announce U.S. intent to withdraw from INF nuclear treatySome arms control experts have expressed concerns that abandoning the agreement could lead to a new arms race.
  ISIS could reclaim land in 6 to 12 months without military pressure, warns Pentagon draft reportA draft report says ISIS wants to regain land in Syria, and that with no military pressure, the terror group could retake land in months.
Israel military charges 5 soldiers with abusing PalestiniansThe soldiers allegedly removed a suspect's blindfold and forced him to watch his father being beaten, according to a charge sheet.
Last-ditch talks with Russia on key Cold War nuke treaty have failedThe pact was designed to keep ground-based nuclear weapons out of Europe. Washington has accused Moscow of violating it for years.
Trump and Xi could meet next month, just days before higher tariffs hitTrump tweeted on Thursday that "China's representatives and I are trying to do a complete deal, leaving NOTHING unresolved on the table."
Mariah Carey shakes off boycott calls for her Saudi concertSaudi women have been calling on her to cancel the concert to show support for detained women's rights activists.
96-day church service ends with sheltered family escaping deportationSupporters used a law that bars police from entering a place of worship while a service is in progress to stop them from being deported.
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5 Takeaways From The Times’s Interview With President TrumpThe president addressed the Russia investigation, Roger Stone, the border wall, his dispute with the intelligence agencies and his competition in 2020.
Polar Vortex Updates: Extreme Cold Weather Spreads EastTemperatures remained near record lows in much of the Midwest for a second day on Thursday. The dangerous cold has been linked to at least 21 deaths. University of Iowa Student Is Among More Than 20 Dead in Midwestern Deep FreezeGerald Belz, an 18-year-old who wanted to be a doctor, was found unconscious outside an academic building. He had visited his parents a few days before. Homeless Find Refuge in the Subway as New York Copes With Deep FreezeAs a cold spell fell over the city, with temperatures reaching only into the teens, officials urged residents to limit their time outside.
Senate Rebukes Trump Over Troop Withdrawals From Syria and AfghanistanThe 68-to-23 vote marks the second time in two months that a Republican-led Senate has admonished the president on foreign policy. Trump’s Campaign Spent Heavily as He Hit the Midterm TrailThe president’s campaign spent $23 million in the final quarter of 2018 as he stumped aggressively for Republican candidates. It reported $19 million in cash on hand.
Republicans Seize on Late-Term Abortion as a Potent 2020 IssueVice President Mike Pence wrote that a push in New York and other states to expand abortion rights was a “call to action for all Americans.”
Why This Jobs Report Will Be a MessThe lengthy government shutdown will make the Labor Department’s employment data for January hard to interpret.
Here’s What the Fed’s Halt on Interest Rates Means for Your WalletThere are consequences whether you have a savings account or a credit card (or both).
Trump Optimistic on Trade Deal With China, but May Keep Tariffs AnywayThe president described negotiations between American and Chinese officials in positive terms, but said, “Without the tariffs, we wouldn’t be talking.” Apple Shows Facebook Who Has the Power in an App DisputeAfter two days of disruptions, the iPhone maker restored the social network’s access to internal apps that its employees rely on in their jobs.
Aaron Donald Doesn’t Look Like a Defensive Tackle. So He Reinvented the Position.The speed and power of the Rams’ wrecking-ball lineman show that size isn’t everything in the N.F.L.
Super Bowl liii: Sean McVay’s Age Is Just a Number. A Small One.At 33, McVay will be the youngest head coach in Super Bowl history. To put it mildly, the rest of the N.F.L. has noticed.
Polar Vortex, Brexit, Sweethearts: Your Thursday Evening BriefingBrexit, Trump, Serbia: Your Friday BriefingHow the Supreme Court’s Inaction Could Decide the Future of AbortionIf the justices fail to intervene in our case, the future of Roe v. Wade will be in enormous jeopardy.
Attack of the Fanatical CentristsThe Voter Suppression StateIf it is your goal to keep people of color from the polls, you can once again look to Texas for guidance.
Kamala Harris, Call-Out StarThe toughest progressive we’ve seen in a long time. Editorial Observer: Washington’s Cold Hypocrisy on New York’s Public Housingletter: A Woman’s Plea: Let’s Raise Our Voices!A reader points out that letters to the editor “skew male.” She’s right. We are determined to publish diverse voices and views, but we need your help.
Want to Stop Fake News? Pay for the Real ThingGoogle and Facebook should be allies of quality journalism, not its gravest threat.
Howard Schultz Doesn’t Understand American HistoryThe most effective third-party presidential candidates were polarizers, not centrists.
Brazil’s Lethal Environmental NegligenceThe mining industry puts lives at risk with shoddy maintenance of dams built to contain mining waste.
The U.S. Needs to Stay Out of VenezuelaYes, the country’s people deserve a better government. But Elliott Abrams and John Bolton shouldn’t have a say in what it looks like.
Feature: How Iran’s Greatest Director Makes Art of Moral AmbiguityAsghar Farhadi’s films fill theaters in a country where taking sides can be dangerous. They’ve also captivated Hollywood.
Profile: As a Reporter, She Wrote About Business. As a Novelist, She Writes About Murder.Jane Harper’s mysteries set in Australia have international appeal. Her latest, “The Lost Man,” hits American bookstores in February.
Catholic Church in Texas Names Nearly 300 Priests Accused of Sex AbuseThe state’s 15 Catholic dioceses released information about decades of alleged abuse, but advocates for victims said there was more to be done.
ICE Says It Is Force-Feeding Detainees Who Are on Hunger StrikeAs of Wednesday night, 11 detainees in El Paso had refused to eat, Immigration and Customs Enforcement said. Six of those were being force-fed.
Unreported Sexual Assaults Surge at Military Academies, Pentagon FindsThe number of cases rose by almost 50 percent during the 2017-18 academic year, an increase that defied efforts to address a problem that has long plagued the military.
ICE Ran a Fake University in Michigan to Catch Immigration FraudThe University of Farmington, outside Detroit, was part of an undercover operation by the Department of Homeland Security, the authorities said. Your Taxi or Uber Ride in Manhattan Will Soon Cost MoreState court judge rules in favor of new fees that had been temporarily blocked by a lawsuit filed by taxi owners and drivers.
Senate Evidence Clarifies Mystery Calls Around Trump Tower MeetingPhone records show that Donald Trump Jr. spoke to family friends — the head of Nascar and an investor with ties to Russia — around a 2016 meeting with Russians promising dirt on Hillary Clinton.
Shutdown May Have Impaired Federal Investigations Into Plane and Highway CrashesImportant evidence in at least 18 fatal accidents could have been lost because so many federal investigators were on furlough.
The Interpreter: There’s a Deeper Conflict Behind Venezuela’s ‘Legitimacy’ DisputeThe legitimacy of Venezuela’s leadership is at the heart of a domestic crisis and a raging international debate. But how the crisis is resolved may hinge on other factors.
A Beginner’s Guide to Getting Into PodcastsListen here, friends. On Comedy: Instead of Killer Punchlines, Killer ChorusesIn a loose-knit scene packing audiences into intimate New York spaces, comedians are getting big laughs with original songs.
‘Miss Bala’ Review: Gina Rodriguez Finds the Wrong Place at the Wrong TimeBy the Book: Marlon James: By the BookThe author, most recently, of “Black Leopard, Red Wolf” admires fantasy fiction that feels “wonderfully strange and alarmingly familiar at the same time. That and a woman or man who can wield two swords.”
Hungry City: At Sofra in Sunnyside, Turkish Food by a MasterAt this Queens restaurant, the service is gentle and attentive, and the food sets the mood: all comfort, from the sheep’s head soup to the kebabs.
Review: Aprile Millo Keeps Opera’s Old-School Flame AliveThe soprano, a Met star of the 1980s and ’90s, returned to New York for her first solo recital in the city in 10 years. Two of our critics discuss.
Trilobites: Searching for the Genetic Underpinnings of Morning Persons and Night OwlsResearchers identified hundreds of gene variations that may be connected to when people go to bed.
Fighting the Stigma of Mental Illness Through MusicAn orchestra in which musicians are dealing with mental health issues is working to harness the healing power of music.
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