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Kings acquire Barnes in trade with Mavericks The Sacramento Kings have agreed to a trade for Dallas Mavericks forward Harrison Barnes, according to multiple reports.      Body recovered from wreckage of plane carrying Argentine soccer star Emiliano Sala A body has been recovered from the wreckage of a plane transporting Argentine soccer star Emiliano Sala, investigators said.   FC Barcelona, Real Madrid battle to 1-1 draw in first leg of Copa del Rey FC Barcelona and Real Madrid fought to a 1-1 draw in the first leg of the Copa del Rey semifinal Wednesday at Camp Nou.   Department of Justice to probe conditions at Brooklyn detention center The Department of Justice will investigate the Bureau of Prisons' response to last week's power outage and heating issues at a Brooklyn, New York, detention center.   Massachusetts Supreme Court upholds Michelle Carter's involuntary manslaughter conviction The Massachusetts Supreme Court Wednesday upheld an involuntary manslaughter conviction against Michelle Carter for her role in the suicide of her boyfriend in 2014.   Reports: Rockets, Cavs, Kings agree to six-player trade The Cleveland Cavaliers, Houston Rockets and Sacramento Kings have agreed to a three-way trade involving six players and two draft picks, according to multiple reports.   Phoenix Suns acquire Tyler Johnson, Wayne Ellington from Miami Heat The Miami Heat traded guards Tyler Johnson and Wayne Ellington to the Phoenix Suns for forward Ryan Anderson.   Wizards trading Otto Porter to Bulls for Jabari Parker, Bobby Portis The Washington Wizards will trade forward Otto Porter to the Chicago Bulls in exchange for Bobby Portis, Jabari Parker and a second-round pick in 2023.   Pentagon shifts 250 U.S. troops to Texas border The Pentagon announced Wednesday that it will move 250 U.S. troops to the Texas-Mexico border in response to a group of migrants approaching the United States.   Benign ovarian cysts should not be removed, study suggests It's a common gynecological finding: A growth on an ovary, which turns out to be a benign cyst. Is surgical removal necessary? Not always, according to a new study.   Study: Smoking pot might actually raise men's fertility Men who've smoked marijuana appear to have significantly higher sperm concentrations than those who've never given it a try, a new study reports.   Minnesota Wild captain Mikko Koivu to undergo surgery, out for season Minnesota Wild captain Mikko Koivu will miss the rest of the season with a torn ACL and meniscus in his right knee, the team announced Wednesday.   Iowa mom Cheyanne Harris guilty in infant's diaper rash death An Iowa jury handed down a guilty verdict for a 21-year-old woman who left her 4-month-old baby to die of neglect and infection in a maggot-infested diaper.   No charges against Alabama police officer who shot E.J. Bradford The Alabama police officer who shot and killed a man he mistook for the gunman during a Black Friday shooting at a mall will not face charges.   Nashville Predators acquire Brian Boyle, Cody McLeod The Nashville Predators acquired veteran forwards Brian Boyle and Cody McLeod on Wednesday, the team announced.   Cost of MS drugs may skyrocket following Medicare rule change Medicare rule changes could trigger a spike in out-of-pocket drug costs for patients with multiple sclerosis.   Donald Trump predicts '100 percent' defeat of IS in Iraq, Syria by next week President Donald Trump said Wednesday the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq should be completely defeated as early as next week.   Russian court sentences Jehovah's Witness to 6 years in prison A Russian court sentenced a Danish Jehovah's Witness to six years in prison Wednesday amid a crackdown on the religion that Moscow has labeled extremist.   2020 profile: Mayor Pete Buttigieg touts Electoral College reform in presidential bid Pete Buttigieg, the openly gay, Democratic mayor of an Indiana city, is making a bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.   Former Rep. John Dingell in hospice for cancer The longest-serving member of Congress in U.S. history, former Rep. John Dingell, entered hospice care this week after being diagnosed with cancer, his wife, Rep. Debbie Dingell, announced Wednesday. Doctors diagnos   Scientists develop treatment to avoid heart damage during chemotherapy Researchers may have struck a balance between making chemotherapy more effective and making it safer for the heart.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Istanbul building collapse kills two; rescuers save six others"Racing against time, the teams are working, making great sacrifices," former Prime Minister Binali Yildirim told reporters.   Patient treated at Pennsylvania hospital cleared of EbolaThe testing follows another case in Nebraska last month, when an American man was monitored for possible exposure to Ebola following a trip to Africa.
As more opium poppies bloom, Mexico wants farmers to focus on alternativesFarmers in Mexico's tropical sierra say poppy eradication efforts sometimes destroy their legal crops, and few plants take to the thin soil.
NATO's newest member is changing its name to joinBoth Greek and Macedonian parliaments agreed to rename the country the Republic of North Macedonia, ending Athens' years-long veto of its neighbor's efforts to join NATO and the E.U.
There's a 'special place in hell' for some Brexit backers, E.U. chief saysU.K. and E.U. leaders are due to meet Thursday to find a way forward after British lawmakers rejected the divorce agreement.
Pope Francis for first time acknowledges sexual abuse of nuns by priestsBut scope of problem worldwide remains unclear as victims are reluctant to come forward and church leaders are slow to admit behavior of predator clergy.
Hopes high for concrete results after Trump reveals details of second Kim summit"As part of a bold new diplomacy, we continue our historic push for peace on the Korean Peninsula," Trump said in Tuesday night's State of the Union address.
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Second Virginia Democrat Says He Wore Blackface, Throwing Party Into TurmoilAttorney General Mark Herring, like Gov. Ralph Northam, said he dressed in blackface years ago. And a woman came forward to describe being sexually assaulted by the lieutenant governor. Yearbook Pages at Northam’s Medical School Recorded Both Memories and PrejudicesWhite former students say some of the offensive images were once acceptable, but their black classmates recall racially divided times when their presence was invisible. Woman Accusing Justin Fairfax of Sexual Assault Comes ForwardThe woman, Vanessa C. Tyson, said that in 2004 Lt. Gov. Justin E. Fairfax forced her to perform oral sex.
White House Memo: Painting Socialists as Villains, Trump Refreshes a BlueprintCasting socialism as a threat could become the kind of rhetorical touchstone of President Trump’s re-election campaign that sounding the alarm about “criminal illegal aliens” was in 2016. House Expands Russia Inquiry as Pelosi Declares Democrats Will Not Be CowedSpeaker Nancy Pelosi called President Trump’s demand that the House drop its investigations “an all-out threat,” but defiantly said Democrats would not be cowed.
On Washington: State of the Union Speech Puts Democratic Resurgence on Full DisplayDemocrats avoided any outbursts or walkouts that could have presented a bad image, but their silence as Republicans clapped repeatedly spoke volumes.
Climate Fwd:: Climate Wasn’t in Trump’s Speech, but It Was Topic A in Congress the Next DayIn this week’s newsletter: House committees held their first hearings in years on global warming, but the question is whether any climate legislation will have a real shot.
The Long Run: Beto O’Rourke Was Once Adrift in New York City. Now He’s Searching Again.As the former Texas congressman weighs a run for president, his rebel-in-moderation youth offers revealing parallels to his search for direction now.
Beto O’Rourke On the Road: An Annotated Travel LogMr. O’Rourke, considering a run for president, took to the road to find answers. And he wrote quite a bit about it.
A Desperate Exodus From ISIS’s Final VillageA stream of families and fighters, many of them hungry or injured, are surrendering on a rocky patch of desert in southeastern Syria.
Nonfiction: A Dying Young Woman Reminds Us How to LiveJulie Yip-Williams’s memoir, “The Unwinding of the Miracle,” written before her death at 42 last year, is an exquisitely moving exhortation to the living. State of the Union, Global Warming, Beto O’Rourke: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingMeet Trump’s Worst!The U.S. Can Help Solve the Venezuelan Crisis by Not Being a BullyCaracas’s options are to oust Maduro and join its democratic neighbors, or risk becoming a protectorate of Russia, Cuba and China.
Thank God for Canada!The Stone: Athens in Pieces: The Stench of the AcademyAbolish BillionairesA radical idea is gaining adherents on the left. It’s the perfect way to blunt tech-driven inequality.
The Stacey Abrams RevolutionShe represents a repudiation of the idea that Democrats must downplay “identity” to appeal to the country at large.
We Need a National Rural Broadband PlanThe government has given a lot of money to major telecommunications companies without much regulatory accountability.
Trump Loves a Culture WarWhat Does Tucker Carlson Know That the Republican Party Doesn’t?His populist attacks on the priorities of the “ruling class” have set off a maelstrom.
No Wall, No PeaceThe Global Con Hidden in Trump’s Tax Reform Law, RevealedWhy would any multinational corporation pay the new 21 percent rate when it could use the new “global minimum” loophole to pay half of that?
Andrew Cuomo: Trump’s Assault on Abortion Rights Must Be RejectedThe president and the religious right are spreading falsehoods about abortion laws to inflame their base.
In State of the Union Speech, Trump Comes Out as a FeministSo, You’re Having a Fashion WeekIt’s that time again. In advance of the well-dressed onslaught, a few things to look for during fashion weeks in New York, London, Milan and Paris.
Books of The Times: An Enthralling and Terrifying History of the Nuclear Meltdown at ChernobylIn “Midnight in Chernobyl,” the journalist Adam Higginbotham reconstructs the disaster from the ground up, recounting the prelude to it as well as its aftermath.
U.S. Opens Inquiry Into Handling of Jeffrey Epstein’s Sex Abuse CaseThe Justice Department is investigating a plea deal negotiated by President Trump’s labor secretary in 2007, when he was a top federal prosecutor in Miami.
New Emojis Are Coming: Interracial Couples, Guide Dogs, Falafel and MoreThe new emojis and variants, which emphasize inclusivity, are expected to come out later this year, the organization that sets standards for emoji compatibility announced. Fourth Woman in 48 Hours Accuses Nobel Laureate of Sexual MisconductAfter one woman accused Óscar Arias Sánchez of sexual assault, three others have come forward with their own allegations. China Investigates Reports of H.I.V.-Tainted Blood Plasma TreatmentAuthorities in China have ordered an emergency recall of more than 12,000 units of a blood plasma product, potentially the latest scandal to undermine public trust in the nation’s health care system.
Workers’ Activism Rises as China’s Economy Slows. Xi Aims to Rein Them In.Small-scale protests underscore the challenges that the slowdown poses to China’s top leader, who has aggressively promoted the “Chinese dream” of greater wealth and a fairer society.
The Shift: After Uproar, Instacart Backs Off Controversial Tipping PolicyThe delivery app’s practice of counting tips toward guaranteed minimum payments for its contract workers drew accusations of wage theft. Sexual Abuse of Nuns: Longstanding Church Scandal Emerges From ShadowsPope Francis’ acknowledgment of the problem came after decades of allegations and seeming Vatican inaction, and arrived at a time of heightened awareness of sexual abuse in the #MeToo era.
With Savings to Burn, Russia Turns (Again) to a State-Led Spending PlanA new five-year policy offers $100 billion for infrastructure to stimulate growth — a shift from a focus on consumer spending.
Just Who Has Seen ‘Roma’? Netflix Offers CluesThe company has given Alfonso Cuarón’s film a significant theatrical release, but the industry has its doubts about the streaming service’s intentions. ‘Everybody Knows’ Review: Penélope Cruz’s Homecoming Turns FranticThe intricate plot, about a wedding upended by a kidnapping, revolves around the destructive power of unspoken grudges and half-buried memories.
On Pro Basketball: Behind the Nets’ Success Is a Carefully Crafted Culture and, Finally, a ClueA strategy of bringing in players with something to prove has made the Nets a team of low-wattage players finding their footing and becoming stars.
Ron Joyce, Force Behind Tim Hortons Doughnut Shops, Dies at 88After the death of its namesake co-founder, Mr. Joyce made the chain an inescapable part of Canadian life.
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