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Pittsburgh Penguins' Evgeni Malkin day-to-day with upper-body injury Pittsburgh Penguins center Evgeni Malkin missed Friday night's game against the Ottawa Senators with an upper-body injury and will miss additional time.      NFL finds no evidence of tampering by Cowboys with Earl Thomas The Dallas Cowboys avoided discipline from the league Friday after the NFL found no evidence of tampering while pursuing Seattle Seahawks safety Earl Thomas.   Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam apologizes for 'racist' photo amid calls for resignation Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam apologized Friday for a 1984 yearbook photo of him he described as "clearly racist and offensive.   Former Dallas Cowboys, Minnesota Vikings QB Wade Wilson dies Former NFL quarterback and assistant coach Wade Wilson died Friday in his Coppell, Texas, home, the Dallas Cowboys announced.   34 U.N. workers killed in 'malicious attacks' in 2018 At least 34 U.N. workers and associated personnel died in malicious attacks in 2018, less than half the number killed in 2017, a U.N. report said.   Winter 2019: Images from the polar vortex A polar vortex has put much of the Midwestern United States into a deep freeze this week, with temperatures rivaling the Arctic. Schools, businesses, roads and travel were brought to a standstill in many parts of the country, with residents warned to stay inside.   Super Bowl LIII: Patriots, Rams aim for a number of firstsAndrea Constand settles defamation lawsuit with former Pennsylvania DA Bill Cosby-accuser Andrea Constand reached a settlement this week in her defamation lawsuit against a former Pennsylvania district attorney.   Head, neck cancers up significantly among 9-11 responders Head and neck cancers among a group of first responders to the 9/11 World Trade Center terrorist attacks are significantly higher than expected, a new study says.   Minority hospitals less likely to give end of life relief, study says Hospitals that primarily serve people of color are less likely to provide relief from the stress of a serious illness, regardless of the person's race, a new study says.   In photos: This week in Washington President Donald Trump meets with a Chinese trade delegation. Political operative Roger Stone pleads not guilty to charges related to an investigation of Russian interference in Trump's election. The Senate Intelligence Committee holds a hearing on worldwide threats. And the White House imposes new sanctions on Venezuela, the week of January 28, 2018, in Washington, D.C.   Kay and Associates awarded $63M for support on Kuwaiti F/A-18s Kay and Associates Inc. was awarded a $63 million contract modification to maintain Kuwait's F-18 fighter planes, the U.S. Defense Department announced.   Trump to focus on trade, healthcare, national security in State of the Union President Donald Trump plans to ask Congress to pass legislation on key trade agreements during next week's State of the Union address.   Rare Bryde's whale washes ashore in Everglades National Park The carcass of a rare Bryde's whale washed ashore in the Everglades this week.   Watch: Chicken comes close to disaster in highway tunnel A loose chicken had a close brush with disaster when it wandered into a busy highway tunnel and came within inches of traffic.   Watch: Puma found being kept illegally in apartment Authorities in Germany seized a puma cub that was being illegally kept in the bathroom of an apartment, animal rescuers said.   Senators urge Pentagon to continue its internal audit Twenty-six members of the Senate Armed Services and Budget Committee have urged the Pentagon to complete its audit.   Scientists use rover's navigational sensors to measure Mars' gravity Scientists were able to map Mars' gravity by repurposing data collected by the Curiosity rover's navigational sensors.   Watch: Police remove turkey that crashed into house Police in California said they responded to a burglary alarm and found a broken second-story window and an unusual burglary suspect -- a wild turkey.   Fat inside body worse for health, study says The fat that poses the biggest danger to a person's health isn't visible outside of the body, but inside of it, a new study says.   British air base ready to run on green energy from biomass The United Kingdom formally opened a biogas processing site to provide for nearly all the energy needs for a nearby air force base.   Numerous boreholes in Spain linked to recent deaths Spanish lands hide an estimated one million boreholes drilled for, the most part, illegally in attempts to tap into subsoil water, which have caused two deaths in recent days.   ICC orders release of ex-Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo The International Criminal Court ordered the conditional release of former Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo and former political leader Charles Blé Goudé.   Tech startup Echodyne will use pioneering radar to guard skies at Super Bowl A startup backed by Microsoft founder Bill Gates is hoping to play good defense at the Super Bowl this weekend, by watching for trouble in the sky.   Tiffany Young on pursuing solo career: 'I'm just feeling liberated' K-pop star Tiffany discussed her aspirations and new single "Born Again" after leaving Girls' Generation's agency.   Watch: Javelinas spotted in downtown Corpus Christi A business owner in Texas captured video of a trio of wandering javelinas that made a rare appearance in a city's downtown.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump says San Diego's border barrier works, but migrants are pushed to more dangerous areasThe city's hardened border contributed to a decline in crossings in the years immediately after fencing was installed in the 1990s.
  Saudi students facing jail time in the United States go missingDetails have led the U.S. Marshals Service to believe the Saudi government directly helped an alleged criminal flee before his 2017 trial, officials said.
ISIS still 'acute' threat to U.S., Interpol chief says"The threat is still very acute, the threat is complex and the threat is more international than ever," the Interpol chief told NBC News. 6.6 quake hits Mexico; no reports of deaths or serious injuriesTrump says U.S. to leave key nuclear arms treaty with RussiaThe treaty prevents the U.S. and Russia from possessing any land-based cruise missiles that can strike within a range of 310 to 3,410 miles.
El Chapo trial: 35 days of murder, mistresses and matching blazersThe trial, held under unprecedented security in Brooklyn, delivered on its promise of exposing Guzman's legendary ruthlessness and cunning.
Trump's foreign policy faces growing dissent in CongressOn Syria, North Korea and NATO, Trump's policies are being rebuked by both parties.
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U.S. Suspends Nuclear Arms Control Treaty With RussiaSecretary of State Mike Pompeo acknowledged a risk of a new arms race after the suspension of a 1987 treaty banning the deployment of intermediate-range missiles.
What Is the I.N.F. Treaty and Why Does It Matter?The United States is withdrawing from a landmark arms-control pact with Russia. So what is the treaty and the impact of its demise?
From Celebrated to Vilified, House’s Muslim Women Absorb Blows Over IsraelRashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar were celebrated this month as symbols of diversity, the House’s first two Muslim women. But on Israel, they have exposed a Democratic Party divide.
Elizabeth Warren Apologizes to Cherokee Nation for DNA TestThe apology comes after repeated calls from tribal leaders, political operatives and her own advisers and relentless mocking by President Trump about her decision to take the DNA test.
Trump, in Interview, Calls Wall Talks ‘Waste of Time’ and Dismisses InvestigationsPresident Trump indicated he will most likely take action on his own when the talks officially end in two weeks. White House Memo: What Do You Learn About Trump in an 85-Minute Interview?Among other things: Who is up and who is down, what he cares about and what he does not, what he knows and what he does not.
Trump Discusses Claims of ‘Fake News,’ and Their Impact, With New York Times PublisherA.G. Sulzberger asked the president to curb his anti-press remarks. Mr. Trump replied with a request for “a great story, just one,” from The Times.
State of the Union Will Have Unifying Tone, White House SaysWhile the White House said the goal of the speech was to bring together a divided government and a divided nation, an official said immigration would emerge as a main theme.
On Pro Football: How Tom Brady Became New England’s Favorite Adopted SonHe is not from there, and spends a lot of time in New York. But in New England, Brady has become as close as it gets to a Kennedy.
It’s Super Bowl Week for the Rams, 1980Our correspondent teleports to the past to give us this dispatch from a time when the Rams were Super Bowl-bound celebrities and the future in Los Angeles looked … O.K., it got complicated.
Want to Read About the Superb Owl? Click HereIt’s the time of year when many, many people suddenly want to find out more about extremely good owls. Donald Trump, Cory Booker, Super Bowl: Your Friday Evening BriefingHow Republicans Erased TrumpismG.O.P. congressional leaders used tactics to minimize the president’s influence and maximize their own control over public policy.
How to Talk PresidentialThe General and His TweetsA former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff doles out lessons in restraint for a hot-tempered commander in chief.
Germany Wants More Women in Politics. But Quotas Are a Bad Idea.Forced parity is fundamentally antidemocratic. Welcome to the New Age of Nuclear InstabilityHoward Schultz Derangement SyndromeThe Harm in Hustle CultureAt the heart of homogenization lies emptiness. Anything-but-this anger follows.
A Hillbilly and a Survivalist Show the Way Out of Trump CountryOne common thread of J.D. Vance’s and Tara Westover’s memoirs is distrust of institutions. Yet it was institutions — the military in one case, college in the other — that saved them. Fake News About Abortion in VirginiaLoose Ends: I Explain All the SportsWhat Science Can Learn From ReligionHostility toward spiritual traditions may be hampering empirical inquiry. Tehran Dispatch: More Bark Than Bite in Iran’s Ban on Walking DogsTehranians, accustomed to periodic crackdowns by their Islamic guardians, are not taking the decree all that seriously. Nor, it seems, are the police.
Noted: The ‘Winter Friday’ Off Is Now a ThingWork Friend: Everyone DiesFish-and-Chip Shops in U.K. Found to Fry Endangered SpeciesBritish researchers found that spiny dogfish, a small shark that is also known as spurdog, was often sold as “rock salmon” for use in the traditional dish.
McKinsey Advised Purdue Pharma How to ‘Turbocharge’ Opioid Sales, Lawsuit SaysThe disclosures about the consulting firm are part of the Massachusetts attorney general’s suit against the pharmaceutical giant, which is accused of misleading doctors and patients about the safety of the medication.
Justice Alito Temporarily Blocks a Louisiana Abortion LawThe law, requiring abortion providers to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals, was essentially identical to one in Texas that the justices struck down in 2016.
With India’s Election Looking Close, Modi Packs Budget With HandoutsA pension plan for rickshaw pullers. Tax breaks for the middle class. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is wooing voters whose support has started to look less certain.
Goldman Sachs Suggests Current and Former Executives Could Lose Money Over 1MDBThe investment bank’s board adopted a provision to claw back, or reduce, some of the pay packages they received last year, depending on the outcome of a federal inquiry into a fraud in Malaysia.
Cory Booker Announces Presidential Bid, Joining Most Diverse Field EverThe New Jersey senator, who hopes to run on an upbeat message, becomes the latest Democrat to jump into a race with an unusually diverse field.
U.S. Job Gains Show Employers Shrugged Off Government ShutdownThe economy added 304,000 jobs in January, the 100th consecutive month of payroll gains. Unemployment ticked up to 4 percent, possibly a shutdown-related anomaly.
Midwest Weather Whiplash: From Deep Freeze to Melt, Bringing New RisksParts of the Midwest could see temperatures rise by 70 degrees in the space of a few days, bringing relief but also a new set of worries: potholes, clogs, floods.
After Critical Report, Police Commissioner Pushes for More Sunlight on Disciplinary FilesCommissioner James P. O’Neill said a law that keeps police disciplinary records secret “must change” after a report criticized his department’s record on transparency.
How to Do a Data ‘Cleanse’New year, new you, right? You may be headed to the gym, but what about the health of your phone, computer and all your precious data? Here are some tips to get your digital life in order. Sports of The Times: Behold the Knicks. Or Better Yet, Start Rooting for the Nets.New York foolishly traded Kristaps Porzingis. But what else is new? Except for the fact that some fed-up Knicks fans might be turning their gaze toward Brooklyn.
in her words: Goodbye, Flotus. Hello... Fgotus?The United States could have a first gentleman. A first partner? A first, well, something!
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