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New York Jets finalize coaching staff, hire Jim Bob Cooter The New York Jets hired former Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter, the team announced Friday.      Blue Jackets' Artemi Panarin to test free agency after firing agent Columbus Blue Jackets star forward Artemi Panarin fired his agent and said he will test free agency as an unrestricted free agent this offseason.   Optimism may help people fight chronic pain Optimism may be key to coping with chronic pain, claims a new study of soldiers who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. And you don't need to be a vet to benefit from a positive attitude, the research suggests.   Watch: Sharks' Joe Thornton tallies 1,000th point with franchise San Jose Sharks forward Joe Thornton reached another milestone in his NHL career Thursday against the Calgary Flames.   Study: Drinking beer before switching to wine does not prevent hangover In drinking lore, it's said that having beer before wine, instead of the other way around, can help prevent a hangover. Well, it's not true, a new study finds.   Trump orders flags at half-staff to honor Rep. John Dingell President Donald Trump marked the death of former Rep. John Dingell on Friday by ordering flags at public sites to fly at half-staff until sunset Saturday.   In photos: Notable deaths of 2019 Broadway legend Carol Channing and retired U.S. Rep. John Dingell, the longest-serving member of Congress, are among the famous people who have died in 2019.   AKC's Museum of the Dog opens in New York Boasting one of the largest collections of "canine fine art" in the world, the American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog opened Friday in New York City.   Magic excited for arrival of former No. 1 pick Fultz Former No. 1 overall draft pick Markelle Fultz is now a member of the Orlando Magic, and the Magic are excited to be the first team to give him a second chance.   Indians' Francisco Lindor out for at least six weeks with calf strain Cleveland Indians shortstop Francisco Lindor will miss six to nine weeks due to a right calf strain he sustained while preparing for spring training.   Sprint sues AT&T, claiming 'deceptive' and illegal 5GE branding Wireless carrier Sprint is suing AT&T, saying its competitor's "5GE" promotional campaign is "deceptive" and illegal.   Watch: Police use broom to shoo home-invading raccoon Police in Tennessee shared video of a group of officers using a broom to chase a home-invading raccoon out of the house.   Watch: Bananas used to create electronic piano Students participating in a technology festival in Kazakhstan came up with a creative musical instrument -- a banana piano.   Drill treatment could help patients with brain hemorrhage A brain hemorrhage treatment that involves drilling a hole in the skull to drain accumulated blood could cut down on the number of stroke deaths, a new study says.   Watch: Deer escapes cougar by jumping into backyard pool A California family's home security camera captured the moment a clever deer used their backyard pool to escape from a pursuing mountain lion.   Insects leave tiny traces of DNA on the flowers they visit Scientists have developed new tools for identifying the tiny traces of DNA on flower petals left behind by insect visitors.   Report: Prosecutors reviewing National Enquirer pursuit of Jeff Bezos Federal prosecutors are reviewing whether American Media committed any crimes in the National Enquirer's pursuit of a story on Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.   Chiefs say no more basketball for QB Patrick Mahomes Not everyone was happy to see a video of MVP Patrick Mahomes balling on a basketball court, as the Kansas City Chiefs put an end to his offseason hoops plans.   Clemson football assistants get raises, now make $1M The Clemson Board of Trustees approved $150,000 raises for two football assistant coaches Friday, pushing their salaries to $1 million.   Black Pink to appear on 'Late Show,' 'Good Morning America' K-pop stars Black Pink will perform Feb. 11 on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" and Feb. 12 on "Good Morning America."   Former House Speaker John Boehner chairs new marijuana lobby group Former Republican House Speaker John Boehner announced the formation of the National Cannabis Roundtable, a lobbying group aimed at getting federal restrictions removed from marijuana growth and use.   Look: Loose chicken captured in downtown Nashville Police in Nashville used an oatmeal cream pie to lure a loose chicken that led officers on a wild chase through the city's downtown.   Auto workers walk off the job to save GM's Oshawa, Canada plant Union workers at a Canadian car seat plant walked off the job Friday to protest General Motors' planned closure of an Ontario manufacturing facility.   Hallmark orders new Christmas movies, Kristin Chenoweth to star Hallmark has ordered three new Christmas films that will debut on the Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Movies & Mysteries in 2019.   Indiana considers joining growing number of states that require high school students pass citizenship test Indiana lawmakers are considering a bill this year that would require all high school students in the state pass the United States citizenship test to graduate.   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Zoo's effort to mate endangered tigers ends with one killing the other"Their introduction began as predicted, but quickly escalated into a more aggressive interaction," the London Zoo said.   'Roma' explored 1970s Mexico. Here's how issues in the film have played outAlmost 50 years have passed from the time in which the film is set. How does today's Mexico compare with the one Alfonso Cuarón experienced as a child? Teen pulled from rubble of Istanbul building as death toll rises to 15The building had been the family's home for 25 years, one relative said. Ex-beauty queen accuses former Costa Rica president of sex abuseAt least five women have accused Arias of actions ranging from unwelcome fondling or sexual innuendo to sexual assault. Canadian serial killer Bruce McArthur sentenced to life in prisonThe 67-year-old former landscaper sexually assaulted, killed and dismembered men he met in Toronto's Gay Village district over seven years. American Airlines pilot accused of being drunk is arrested at airportThe Philadelphia-bound flight was canceled and passengers were rebooked on another flight, airline officials said. Finland gave $636 a month to unemployed people. Here's what happened.Those taking part in the trial reported they were happier and healthier than others in a control group. Princess throws Thai politics into disarray by running for PMBecause Thailand is a constitutional monarchy, the king and his immediate circle are not supposed to involve themselves directly in politics. Brexit happens in 7 weeks. We went on a 1,200-mile road trip to survey the chaos.With the departure deal in disarray, NBC News set out to uncover the hopes and fears in the four corners of the U.K. More Recent Articles
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Virginia’s Lieutenant Governor Faces Impeachment Threat and Calls to ResignJustin Fairfax denied wrongdoing but found his political standing in a free fall by Friday night. Virginia’s Racist History Clashes With New South ImageRevelations about past racist behavior by top Virginia politicians are testing the state’s reputation as a progressive-minded beacon that backed Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. Jeff Bezos’ Extortion Claim Said to Be Under Review by ProsecutorsIf American Media is found to have broken a law, it would be in violation of a deal struck with federal prosecutors in connection to hush money paid to protect Donald Trump. Complexifier, Mr. Bezos? It Is a Real Word, Just Not in EnglishJeff Bezos, born in New Mexico, raised in Texas and educated at Princeton, must like the term, because he used it twice within a few sentences. And both times it referred to his ownership of The Washington Post. Jeff Bezos vs. The National Enquirer: How a Tabloid Tale Escalated, and ExplodedA primer on the players and plot points in a fight that erupted on Thursday in accusations of extortion. News Analysis: In Surprise Abortion Vote, John Roberts Avoids ‘Jolt to the Legal System’The chief justice, a student of legal rules governing precedent, balances guarding his court’s legitimacy against his generally conservative impulses. Anti-Abortion Activists Still See Their Best Chance in Years to Chip Away at Roe v. WadeThe movement has advanced a long-term and wide-ranging strategy to control state legislatures and governorships, in order to chip away at abortion rights. U.S. Heightens Attacks on Taliban in Push Toward Peace in AfghanistanThe number of deadly strikes by American forces has tripled since 2014, including an increase as negotiations with the Taliban began last fall. Matthew Whitaker Says He Has Not Interfered in the Mueller InvestigationIn an often contentious Judiciary Committee hearing, the acting attorney general also said he had provided no inside information to President Trump. Trump Gives Ground on His Wall as Border Deal Comes Into ViewPresident Trump shows new flexibility on his wall as House and Senate negotiators near a border security deal that would keep the government funded past Feb. 15. Her Title: Cryptologic Technician. Her Occupation: Warrior.Shannon Kent’s death in a suicide bombing in Syria shows how women have been doing military jobs as dangerous, secretive and specialized as anything men do. Landmark Broadway Deal Gives Actors a Piece of the ProfitsPerformers and stage managers who help develop hit shows will share in the riches following an agreement reached Friday between their union and producers. Virginia, Jeff Bezos, Grammys: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Oversight, Not OverreachPresidential harassment, Mr. Trump? Nope. Congress is doing its job. Jeff Bezos Isn’t Afraid of Total ExposureNormally the web is a haven for the dark side. This time, the Amazon chief executive used it to let in the light. Surprise! It’s Not Guns, It’s the …You’ll never guess why we have so much shooting. Realism and Repentance in VirginiaShould we judge people only by their most shameful moments? Loose Ends: Obituary for My 20sEven in their final days, they retained their trademark optimism and finally registered for a library card. Trump Does His Divisive El Paso NumberThe immigration system is broken but the president has no interest in fixing it. Saudi Arabia’s Threadbare Cover-Up of Khashoggi’s Killing Unravels FurtherThe crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, was overheard threatening to silence the self-exiled Washington Post journalist “with a bullet.” Why Girls Beat Boys at School and Lose to Them at the OfficeHard work and discipline help girls outperform boys in class, but that advantage disappears in the work force. Is school the problem? Republicans Got Us Into This Mess, and They Have to Get Us Out of ItThe idea sounds crazy — until suddenly it doesn’t. Australia’s Most Important Writer Isn’t Allowed Into the CountryBehrouz Boochani won the country’s most valuable literary prize for a book he wrote via WhatsApp. Will it do anything to change refugee policy? Subways Need a Congestion Pricing PromiseMost of the revenue needs to be earmarked for their upkeep and repair. The Goalie Is a Hired Gun, and He’s Yours for $50 a GameIn Toronto, a surplus of amateur hockey teams has led to a thriving marketplace for that most sought-after of necessities: someone willing to play goalie. Amazon HQ2 Deal Stirs New Tensions in New YorkGov. Andrew M. Cuomo increased pressure on critics of the planned campus in Queens as executives inside the company chafed at new roadblocks. Ivanka Trump Denies President Was Involved in Granting Security ClearanceAsked what had delayed her and Jared Kushner’s security clearances, Ms. Trump said it was “a backlog that exists of close to a million clearances across government.” Rare Series of Snowstorms Bears Down on Seattle AreaSeattle is expected to get up to another six inches during a winter storm that started on Friday. Heavy snow will also hit parts of California. Les Moonves, Fired by CBS, Sets Up Shop in HollywoodThe ousted chief executive of CBS is occupying an office on Hollywood’s Sunset Strip that, per his exit agreement, is being paid for by the network. Trump and Kim Jong-un to Hold Second Summit Meeting in Hanoi, VietnamThe meeting in Hanoi will be the second time President Trump has met the North Korean leader. The location is a powerful symbolic choice. Dorm Fire Kills 10 Young Players in Brazil, Sending Shudder Through Soccer WorldThe blaze broke out in the early morning at a training center in Rio de Janeiro for teenage players at Flamengo, one of the most famous clubs. Year Before Killing, Saudi Prince Told Aide He Would Use ‘a Bullet’ on Jamal KhashoggiIntercepted communications of Mohammed bin Salman are the most detailed evidence to date that the crown prince considered killing the journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Valerie Reyes Feared for Her Life. Then Her Body Was Found in a Suitcase.“I feel like somebody’s going to murder me,” Ms. Reyes told her mother the day before she disappeared. She was found days later in Connecticut. Albert Finney, ‘Angry Young Man’ Who Became a Hollywood Star, Dies at 82He was known for roles in the movies “Tom Jones,” “Murder on the Orient Express,” “Under the Volcano” and “Erin Brockovich,” as well as on the London stage. 6 Steps to Turn Regret Into Self-ImprovementStop beating yourself up, and turn your emotions into action. Spend Money Where You Spend the Most TimeIt’s tempting to pamper yourself with a windfall of cash, but try this instead — look at how you spend your day. Then put your money toward the things you spend the most time doing. You’ll be happier. UPDATE: Three Strategies for Finding SnowHow do you plan a ski trip to ensure the best conditions? You can think about a resort’s track record, or which have the best snow-making machines. Or you can gamble. More Recent Articles
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