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Woody Allen sues Amazon Studios for breach of contract Woody Allen has filed a lawsuit against Amazon Studios for breach of contract after the studio refused to release his most recent film and terminated a four-picture production and distribution deal without cause.      Pelicans GM: Davis will return to lineup All-Star big man Anthony Davis will return to the lineup after the New Orleans Pelicans failed to honor his trade request before Thursday's deadline.   Longest-serving Congress member John Dingell dies at 92 John Dingell, the longest-serving member of Congress in U.S. history, died Thursday   Watch: Rondo gives Lakers needed jolt in stunner over Celtics LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers were supposed to be a mess. They failed to land Anthony Davis at the trade deadline and were coming off a 42-point loss at Indiana.   Body recovered from plane wreckage identified as soccer star Emiliano Sala The body recovered from the wreckage of a plane at the bottom of the English Channel has been identified as star Argentine soccer player Emiliano Sala, Police said Thursday.   Rangers sign All-Star Hunter Pence, Matt Davidson to minor league deals The Texas Rangers signed three-time All-Star outfielder Hunter Pence and infielder Matt Davidson to minor league contracts Thursday, the team announced.   Better heart care has saved U.S. $120B since 2005, study says Efforts to keep seniors heart-healthy have saved tens of billions of dollars in U.S. health care costs in recent years, researchers say.   Magic trade Jonathon Simmons, draft picks to 76ers for Markelle Fultz The Orlando Magic acquired point guard Markelle Fultz from the Philadelphia 76ers, the team announced Thursday.   Winter storm pounds central U.S., Seattle bracing for snowy weekend A winter storm brought heavy snow, ice and winds to the central United States Thursday, as another storm is expected to hit Seattle over the weekend.   Toronto Raptors to trade Greg Monroe to Brooklyn Nets; will be waived The Toronto Raptors agreed to send big man Greg Monroe to the Brooklyn Nets on Thursday.   High-tech pill could prevent type 2 diabetes patients from needing injections For people with type 2 diabetes, could the days of having to jab themselves with a needle whenever they need insulin be over?   Memphis Grizzlies agree to trade veteran Marc Gasol to Toronto Raptors The Memphis Grizzlies agreed to trade veteran center Marc Gasol to the Toronto Raptors on Thursday.   France recalls ambassador to Italy over 'baseless attacks' on Macron France recalled its ambassador to Italy Thursday, citing comments made by Italian politicians criticizing French President Emmanuel Macron.   Study finds steady rise in opioid abusers overdosing on diarrhea drug A popular anti-diarrheal drug is fast becoming another dangerous byproduct of the opioid crisis, as more addicts take huge quantities of it to ease withdrawal symptoms or get dangerously high.   Witness: Officials ignored warnings about migrant family separation U.S. lawmakers learn the Department of Homeland Security didn't heed warnings about migrant family separations at the U.S.-Mexico border.   Judge approves sale of Sears to former CEO's hedge fund A federal bankruptcy court judge approved the sale of most of Sears' assets to a hedge fund controlled by its chairman, Eddie Lampert, on Thursday.   Updated antibiotic can treat pneumonia, skin infections An updated version of an old antibiotic works well against pneumonia and serious skin infections -- giving doctors a new option for some common ills, researchers say.   In photos: Highlights from the week in Washington for February 4, 2019 President Donald Trump delivers his State of the Union address, the House Judiciary Committee holds a hearing on gun violence and U.S circuit judge nominee Neomi Rao is questioned by the Senate Judiciary Committee the week of February 4, 2018, in Washington, D.C.   Walgreens, Circle K stores hit with FDA complaints for alleged youth tobacco sales The U.S. Food and Drug Administration filed complaints against Walgreens and Circle K to stop the sale of tobacco products at two of the stores' locations.   South Korea professor accused of sexual harassment at top-ranked university A graduate student at Seoul National University has posted on campus a multipage exposé of her experience with sexual harassment.   Paleontologists diagnose 240-million-year-old proto-turtle with bone cancer Researchers have discovered evidence of an aggressive malignant tumor in the femur of a 240-million-year-old proto-turtle.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Hungry Venezuelans seek food at Colombian border, as Maduro blocks suppliesOver 50,000 Venezuelans cross into Colombia daily to pick up essentials like diapers, medicine and toilet paper.   Veterinarian who smuggled heroin in puppies sentenced to 6 years in prisonOne of the animals rescued, a Rottweiler named Heroina, grew up to become a drug-sniffing police dog in Colombia. Death toll rises in Istanbul building collapseMore bodies were pulled from the rubble on Thursday afternoon raising the death toll to 10, officials said. Two more women accuse former president of Costa Rica of sexual assaultThe accusations come after the former president, a Nobel peace laureate, was named in a criminal complaint this week. U.K., E.U. leaders spar during 'robust' Brexit talksBritain's Parliament voted down May's Brexit deal last month, largely because of concerns about a provision for the border between the U.K.'s Northern Ireland and E.U. member Ireland. Gucci pulls $890 'blackface' sweater"We are fully committed to increasing diversity throughout our organization and turning this incident into a powerful learning moment." New Trump rules make it easier for U.S. gun makers to sell overseasManufacturers will no longer need State Department licenses to export dozens of weapons. Final sliver of ISIS territory will fall within days, Trump predictsHowever, ISIS sleeper cells are carrying out assassinations and setting up checkpoints In liberated areas across Syria and Iraq. Body recovered from wreckage of flight carrying soccer player Emiliano SalaThe body found in the wreckage of the plane carrying Cardiff City’s Emiliano Sala and pilot Dave Ibbotson from France to Wales has been recovered. More Recent Articles
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Supreme Court Blocks Louisiana Abortion LawThe law, requiring abortion providers to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals, was very similar to a Texas law the justices struck down in 2016. Excerpts From Jeff Bezos’ Blog Post Accusing National Enquirer of BlackmailMr. Bezos published a deeply personal blog post on Thursday accusing The National Enquirer of trying to blackmail him with explicit pictures. Bezos’ Security Chief Is a Guardian to the StarsFor decades, Gavin de Becker has counseled governments, celebrities and countless readers on how to ward off threats and stay safe in a scary world. Virginia Political Crisis Grows for Democrats and RepublicansAllegations of racism that have besieged Democrats have spread to a G.O.P. lawmaker, who helped oversee a college yearbook with racist photographs and slurs. Past Tense: Why Won’t Blackface Go Away? It’s Part of America’s Troubled Cultural LegacyFor more than 180 years, racist stereotypes have been used to entertain. Liberal Democrats Formally Call for a ‘Green New Deal,’ Giving Substance to a Rallying CryHouse Democrats introduced a resolution calling for a sweeping environmental and economic mobilization that would make the United States carbon neutral by 2030. House Democrats Begin Push to Secure Trump’s Tax Returns“The public wants to see the president’s tax returns,” Speaker Nancy Pelosi said, as Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee argued that they had the legal authority to gain access to them. Wall Street’s Slide Hurts New York; City Loses Nearly $1 Billion in Tax RevenueThursday’s report of a sharp decline in income tax revenue for New York City is a nearly $1 billion surprise: Is it an anomaly, or the new normal? Cuomo Warns of a 30 Percent Fare Hike if Congestion Pricing FailsThe governor made his case for congestion pricing, although he acknowledged it would be a “politically difficult battle.” Trump Tells Upstate Residents to Flee New York. Republicans There Don’t Disagree.“If you’re from upstate New York, you don’t have any future. It’s just an economic nightmare,” one former G.O.P. nominee for governor said. Virginia, William Barr, Frank Robinson: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. 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? Trump Versus the Socialist MenaceThe Commies are coming for your pickup trucks. The Bad News About Helicopter Parenting: It WorksNew research shows that hyper-involved parenting is the route to kids’ success in today’s unequal world. The Moral Indecency of the Away MessageCorrespondence in the modern age. Which Way to the North Pole?The north magnetic pole is moving eastward at an accelerating pace. Is doomsday nigh? They Really Don’t Make Music Like They Used ToIf the Eagles or Marvin Gaye fan in your life is complaining about this year’s Grammy songs, this might be why. Yes, Tax the Rich. But Do It Right.Steven Rattner responds to readers who have doubts about his plan to raise revenue from the uber wealthy. The Biden FallacyStruggle against the powerful, not accommodation of their interests, is how America produced the conditions for its greatest social reforms. Public Records Belong to the PublicThere’s no reason for the federal government to profit from access to court documents. Why Is the Republican Party So Confused About Health Care?The G.O.P. needs to finally figure out, or at least start figuring out, exactly what it stands for on health care policy. Going to College Should Not Be a Financial AlbatrossOur country has most of the best colleges in the world. Students should be able to afford them, and borrowers should not be crushed by debts. How British Feminism Became Anti-TransA surprisingly mainstream movement of feminists known as TERFs oppose transgender rights as a symptom of “female erasure.” A Community Newspaper Gets Tough on a Village. The Village Pulls Its Ads.For 50 years, a Long Island suburb has paid its main local newspaper to run weekly public notices, but is now diverting them after the paper’s tough coverage. Justices Allow Execution of Muslim Death Row Inmate Who Sought ImamAlabama allows a Christian chaplain to be present in its execution chamber but excluded a Muslim imam. The inmate, Domineque Ray, was executed Thursday night. Woody Allen Sues Amazon Over Canceled $68 Million DealAllen says the streaming service improperly canceled a four-movie contract because of a renewed focus on sexual abuse allegations he has long denied. Prosecutors Told Judge That Manafort Might Have Lied in Hopes of a PardonProsecutors also expressed concern that Mr. Manafort was misleading them about his contacts with administration officials, the transcript of a court hearing shows. After Plagiarism Claims, Ex-Times Editor Says Her Book ‘Will Be Fixed’Jill Abramson says she was “up all night going through my book because I take these claims of plagiarism so seriously.” Frank Robinson, Hall of Fame Slugger and First Black Manager, Dies at 83An intense player at the plate, he hit 586 home runs and made history when he took the helm of the Cleveland Indians in 1975. Sandy Hook Families Gain in Defamation Suits Against Alex JonesAs the cases inch toward trial, the conspiracy theorist faces the possibility that he will have to be deposed and provide business records. Veterinarian Is Sentenced for Implanting Liquid Heroin in PuppiesAndres Lopez Elorez, a Colombian national, was sentenced to six years in prison. Several of the puppies have since found new homes. 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. Tip: How to Reject an Online SuitorNo ghosting, no treacle. Be direct. Consider a little booster in the form of a smiley emoji. Pavlova’s Shoes, Nijinsky’s Diary, and Other Dance Treasures From the Public LibraryThe library’s dance division — the largest, most eclectic collection of dance materials in the world — turns 75. We picked some rarities. Tom Ford and Ralph Lauren Serve Comfort Food, of a SortNew York Fashion Week begins with throwback dressing and breakfast at Ralph’s. By the Book: Maria Popova: By the BookThe author of “Figuring” (and the brain behind the Brain Pickings website) likes how children’s books speak “a language of absolute sincerity, so deliciously countercultural in our age of cynicism.” The Prescription Drugs That Rich People BuyThough they tend to be healthier and fill fewer prescriptions over all, they’re likelier to purchase certain serious medications, an analysis finds. More Recent Articles
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