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28 Georgia students hospitalized after eating Valentine's candy More than two dozen Fulton County middle school students were taken to hospital Thursday after falling ill from eating Valentine's Day candy, authorities said.      Thunder's Russell Westbrook passes Gary Payton as franchise scoring leader Oklahoma City Thunder star guard Russell Westbrook reached another milestone in the franchise's record books Thursday night against the New Orleans Pelicans.   Markieff Morris agrees to deal with Oklahoma City Thunder Free-agent forward Markieff Morris agreed to a deal with Oklahoma City on Thursday as the Thunder gear up for a postseason run.   Timing of DDT exposure can affect chance for breast cancer Exposure to high levels of the pesticide DDT increases breast cancer risk -- but when it surfaces depends on when women first came in contact with the chemical, researchers say.   Golden State Warriors' Steve Kerr fined $25K after incident with refs Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr received a $25,000 fine by the NBA on Thursday after being ejected from Wednesday's game vs. the Portland Trail Blazers.   California man receives 12 years in prison for starting Cranston Fire A judge in Riverside County, Calif., sentenced a man to 12 years in prison after he pleaded guilty to starting a wildfire last year.   Carolina Hurricanes' Jordan Staal returns to practice Carolina Hurricanes veteran forward Jordan Staal returned to practice Thursday after a long absence, the team announced.   Coach Bruce Boudreau guarantees Minnesota Wild will make playoffs Minnesota Wild head coach Bruce Boudreau guaranteed a postseason berth for his team Thursday.   Melania Trump makes Valentine's cards with young patients For the second year in a row, first lady Melania Trump spent Valentine's Day crafting with young patients at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md.   San Francisco 49ers to decline option on WR Pierre Garcon The San Francisco 49ers plan to let wide receiver Pierre Garcon hit free agency.   CDC: Flu shot much more effective this year This year's flu shot is already outperforming the vaccine issued during the tough 2017-2018 influenza season, federal health officials reported Thursday.   Donald Trump 'in very good health,' on increased dose of cholesterol medication Donald Trump "remains in very good health overall," his physician, Dr. Sean Conley, said, though he did increase the dosage of his cholesterol medication.   New frog species discovered on remote Ethiopian mountain Biologists have discovered a new species of frog living among the forests on a remote mountain in Ethiopia.   General Electric scraps headquarters plans in Boston General Electric announced it scrapped plans to build a new headquarters in Boston and it will reimburse Massachusetts some $87.4 million in incentives.   Jacob deGrom’s Cy Young Award breaks while being mailed A chunk of wood was missing and letters were chipped off of Jacob deGrom's 2018 Cy Young Award while the hardware was being shipped from New York to Florida.   HUD says shutdown hindered aid to Puerto Rico A federal housing authority letter made public Thursday showed the recent partial government shutdown hindered U.S. disaster relief efforts in Puerto Rico.   Budget deal could protect Catholic chapel, wildlife refuges from border wall Wildlife, butterflies and a historic church could win a last-minute reprieve against border wall construction if Congress passes, and President Donald Trump signs, the bipartisan spending bill.   Scientists use spacecraft's measurements to study solar wind heating With the help of a NASA probe, astrophysicists have uncovered the process by which energy is transferred between electromagnetic fields and plasma in space.   Watch: Porsche half-submerged after Jet Ski launch An Australian boat instruction business shared a cautionary video showing the aftermath of a failed launch that ended with a Porsche in the water.   Watch: Couple holds wedding in Walmart flower department A Vermont couple who met while working at their local Walmart paid tribute to their history by holding their wedding ceremony at the store.   Watch: Tiger Woods kisses guide dog on the mouth at Genesis Open Tiger Woods walked off of the fairway and gave kissed a dog on the mouth during a practice round at the 2019 Genesis Open in Los Angeles.   Watch: Atlanta Braves honor usher Walter Banks with custom bobblehead The Atlanta Braves honored longtime usher and franchise icon Walter Banks with a custom bobblehead of their employee Wednesday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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This start-up aims to put first private space probe on the moon“We’re looking at an entirely new model for space exploration beyond Earth orbit.”   Pence accuses Iran of pursuing 'another Holocaust,' lashes out at allies“The Iranian regime openly advocates another Holocaust and seeks the means to achieve it,” the vice president said at a Middle East conference in Poland. U.S. ally Turkey cozies up to Russia and IranAnalysis: The U.S. organized a global conference on the Mideast in Warsaw, but Turkey's leader is at a summit with Russian and Iranian leaders instead. Can Italy's millennials afford not to be 'mama's boys'?Ten years after the global financial crisis, Italy’s economy is stagnant. Its youth unemployment rate is among the highest in Europe—more than 30 percent. In Valentine's Day lawsuit, Japanese gay couples sue for marital rightsIn a society where pressure for conformity is strong, many gay people hide their sexuality, fearing prejudice at home, school or work. 'No regrets,' but this pregnant ISIS bride wants to return home"I'm not the same silly little 15-year-old schoolgirl who ran away from Bethnal Green four years ago," she told The Times. "And I don’t regret coming here." High-ranking Syrian suspected of crimes against humanity arrested in GermanyThe Commission for International Justice and Accountability — a team funded by the U.S. and European governments — has been building cases for years. Queen's 97-year-old husband Prince Philip will not face charges after crashQueen's husband surrendered his license after the incident, which prosecutor said factored into the decision not to prosecute. Netanyahu appears to say war with Iran is common goalThe remark, which Israeli officials later tried to soften, startled Iranians and even the White House. Journalist and Duterte critic posts bail after arrest causes outcry"What we're seeing is death by a thousand cuts of our democracy," Maria Ressa said. Art imitates life when it comes to Brexit's impact on romanceMore than 3 million E.U. nationals live in the U.K — and they are facing uncertainty about their futures. More Recent Articles
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Trump Plans National Emergency to Build Border Wall as Congress Passes Spending BillPresident Trump would proceed with plans to construct barriers on the southwestern border without legislative approval but keep the government open. Trump Will Declare a National Emergency. What Happens Next?Congress has tools to override the president’s declaration, but opponents most likely do not have the votes to overcome a veto. Trump’s Face-Saving Way Out of Crisis Raises Fears Over Rule of LawDeclaring a national emergency over a border wall lets the president avoid another damaging shutdown while not surrendering. But it could do long-term damage, experts say. Amazon Pulls Out of Planned New York City HeadquartersAmazon’s plan to build a sprawling complex in Queens in return for nearly for $3 billion in government incentives had come under fierce opposition from local lawmakers. Amazon’s Exit Forces a Reckoning for N.Y. Political LeadersPressure applied by activists and many elected officials led to Amazon pulling out of Queens, but a political backlash may await them. In the End, Amazon Didn’t Win Its Own Subsidy GameEconomists have long criticized tax breaks to corporations; politicians and the public may be starting to share their skepticism. Blaming Political Climate, Trumps Give Up on New HotelsThe Trump Organization has shelved plans for two hotel lines that the president’s sons once cast as part of the vision for “the next generation” of the company. McCabe Says Justice Dept. Officials Had Discussions About Pushing Trump OutThe former deputy F.B.I. director, in a “60 Minutes” interview that will air fully on Sunday, said top department officials had considered recruiting cabinet members to invoke the 25th Amendment. At 243 Pounds, Trump Tips the Scale Into ObesityThe president gained four pounds since last year, pushing his body mass index into the obese category, but the White House physician otherwise declared him in “very good health.” Europe’s Middle Class Is Shrinking. Spain Bears Much of the Pain.Europe’s recovery from its economic crisis has left many in the middle class vulnerable. In Spain, a model of economic and labor reform, precariousness is growing. Airbus Retiring Its Jaw-Dropping Giant, the A380, in an Industry Gone NimbleThe European plane maker says it will stop deliveries in 2021 for the jet, which became less competitive as people changed the way they flew. German Growth Stagnates as Trump Trade War Starts to BiteEurope’s largest economy showed no growth in the fourth quarter as steel tariffs hit manufacturers and sales to China declined. Ryan Adams Dangled Success. Women Say They Paid a Price.Several women say Adams offered to jumpstart their music careers, then pursued them sexually and in some cases retaliated when they spurned him. He denies the claims. F.B.I. Opens Inquiry Into Ryan Adams’s Explicit Communications With an Underage FanThe musician denies that he had inappropriate online sexual communications “with someone he knew was underage.” Agents from the Crimes Against Children Squad will seek to interview the woman. Border Wall Deal, Amazon, Valentine’s Day: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. President Trump, Brexit, Syria: Your Friday BriefingLet us help you start your day. A Border Crash and the Blurry Line Between the U.S. and MexicoWelcome to the first edition of Crossing the Border, a limited-run newsletter. A Trump-Made EmergencyThe president decides that fulfilling a campaign promise is more important than respecting the separation of powers. New York Returns 25,000 Jobs to AmazonAs the company cancels its plans for a major Queens campus, anti-corporate activists got what they wanted at a great cost. Donald and the DeflationistsWhy does Trump keep hiring hard-money hacks? How China Brings Us TogetherAn existential threat for the 21st century. I Was a Nuclear Site Guard. My Colleagues Sexually Assaulted Me.The violence and lack of accountability I experienced at such a sensitive location put us all at risk. The Real Problem With Trump’s National Emergency PlanThe fact that the president may have the authority to throw away billions on a foolish campaign promise is itself scandalous. New York Doesn’t Need Amazon’s Sweetheart DealHuge incentive packages are a burden for taxpayers. Other cities should follow New York’s lead. Australia’s Burning, Flooding, Disastrous New NormalWe are a land of proudly resilient people. But in an age of climate change, we can’t just hike up our Stubbies and move on. Trump Is Making ‘Socialism’ Sound Pretty GoodAnd in any case, Democrats are not planning to seize the means of production anytime soon. Iran’s 40 Years of DarknessTehran’s behavior gives the lie to the idea that it matches conciliation with conciliation. It matches conciliation with contempt. The House Finally Acts on YemenThe Senate should quickly follow suit and end United States complicity in the humanitarian horrors there. What Will Win Best Picture? 20 Oscar Voters Spill Their SecretsNone would go on the record, but these members of the academy did reveal their candid opinions — and biases. News flash: It’s not all about merit. Senate Confirms William Barr as Attorney GeneralHe will take over a department that has been roiled by the Trump presidency and will face many challenges, including how to handle the end of the special counsel’s investigation. Facebook Settlement With F.T.C. Could Run Into the BillionsThe social media company is in discussions with regulators over claims that it violated a 2011 consent decree regarding user privacy. New R. Kelly Sex Video Turned Over to Authorities, Lawyer SaysMichael Avenatti said he gave law enforcement officials in Chicago a tape showing the singer with a 14-year-old girl. Kelly’s lawyer denied any illegal conduct. One of Two Men Questioned in Jussie Smollett Case Appeared on ‘Empire,’ Police SayHours after Smollett appeared on “Good Morning America” and expressed anger about the attack, the Chicago Police Department said it was interrogating two men. Travis Kauffman Is No Chuck Norris, but He Did Kill a Mountain LionThe runner said the attack by a young cat in North Colorado won’t keep him from returning to the trails. But in the future, he’ll do so with a friend. Parkland’s Day of Remembrance: Moments of Silence, Reflection and GriefOn a day nobody wanted to remember — or forget — Parkland students were observing a day of mourning for the 17 lives lost a year ago. A Black Group Says Mardi Gras Blackface Honors Tradition. Others Call It ‘Disgusting.’Participants in the Zulu parade, mostly black but some of them white, wear blackface and grass skirts. Now some are questioning whether the tradition should continue. Theresa May Suffers a New Brexit Defeat in Parliament VoteLawmakers rejected a motion to support the government’s Brexit negotiating strategy, deepening strains within both the Conservative and Labour parties. Nonfiction: How Wild Was Wild Bill Hickok? A Biographer Separates Life From LegendTom Clavin’s “Wild Bill” details the life of a legendary gunfighter whose real name wasn’t even Bill. Valentine’s Day in Times SquareThe Times Square Alliance presents Love in Times Square 2019, where couples travel near and far for surprise proposals, weddings and vow renewals. Fashion review: Marc Jacobs and the Ghosts of Fashion Past and FutureNew York Fashion Week came to a haunting end. But first there were Michael Kors and Barry Manilow! The Perfect Valentine? A Math FormulaNothing says ‘I love you’ like a customizable algebraic equation. Can Big Science Be Too Big?A new study finds that small teams of researchers do more innovative work than large teams do. Phys Ed: Exercise May Help to Fend Off DepressionJogging for 15 minutes a day, or walking or gardening for somewhat longer, could help protect people against developing depression. More Recent Articles
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