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U.S. offers $1M reward for Osama Bin Laden's son The United States is offering $1 million for information on the whereabouts of Osama Bin Laden's son.      Man who fired handgun at Richard Spencer rally pleads no contest A Texas man was sentenced to 15 years in prison for firing a handgun at counter-protesters to a white supremacist rally in 2017 at the University of Florida.   UNICEF: 'Measles surging at alarming levels' The number of measles cases surged to alarmingly high levels in 2018 with 98 countries reporting increases in infected patients from a year earlier.   Watch: John Tavares greeted with jeers in return to hostile Nassau Coliseum Toronto Maple Leafs center John Tavares returned to jeers and disparaging chants in a game against the New York Islanders at Nassau Coliseum on Thursday night.   Russia surpassing U.S. in nuclear capabilities, experts say Experts warned lawmakers Thursday that the United States lags behind Russia in nuclear capabilities.   Texas executes Billie Coble for 1989 triple murder A Texas man became the oldest man to be executed in the state Thursday for killing three members of his wife's family in 1989.   New York Jets to place second-round tender on WR Robby Anderson The New York Jets will put a second-round tender on wide receiver Robby Anderson.   New Jersey Devils' Mirco Mueller released from hospital after scary crash New Jersey Devils defenseman Mirco Mueller was released from a local hospital after a scary collision Wednesday night.   Tesla launches standard Model 3, shifts worldwide sales online Tesla launched the standard edition of its Model 3 electric car and said it would shift all of its sales online Thursday.   Oklahoma City Thunder star Paul George ruled out vs. 76ers Oklahoma City Thunder star Paul George will miss the team's game against the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday night, the team announced.   Academy Award-winning composer André Previn dies at 89 The Academy Award-winning composer of "Porgy & Bess" and "My Fair Lady" André Previn died at the age of 89 on Thursday.   Sacramento Kings F Marvin Bagley III suffers knee sprain vs. Bucks Sacramento Kings rookie forward Marvin Bagley III avoided a major knee injury after an MRI on Thursday, the team announced.   PG&E equipment likely caused California Camp Fire, company says California utility Pacific Gas & Electric Co. said Thursday that its equipment likely sparked the deadliest and most destructive fire in the state's history.   American, Delta fined for long tarmac delays The Department of Transportation fined American Airlines and Delta Airlines for violating laws on how long planes can sit on tarmacs with passengers aboard.   Texas judge OKs change of venue for Dimitrios Pagourtzis trial A Texas judge ordered that the trial of the 18-year-old suspected gunman in the Santa Fe High School shooting be moved outside of the area.   North Korea contradicts Trump: Seeks partial lifting of sanctions North Korea is seeking partial relief of sanctions, not complete relief, in exchange for dismantling its main nuclear facility, Pyongyang's top diplomat said Friday.   Oregon becomes first to impose statewide rent control Oregon became the first to impose statewide rent control on landlords Thursday, as Gov. Kate Brown signed it into law.   NASA rover finds life in subsurface soil collected from Mars-like Atacama desert Scientists have identified unique, salt-resistant bacteria living beneath the surface of Chile's Atacama Desert, the most Mars-like environment on Earth.   Millennial depression on the rise, study says Today, young people are more likely to suffer from depression and self-harm than they were 10 years ago, even as substance abuse and anti-social behavior continue to fall, a new study says.   Patriots owner Robert Kraft pleads not guilty to prostitution charges New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft pleaded not guilty to charges related to a human trafficking ring and requested a non-jury trial in South Florida.   Bryce Harper, Philadelphia Phillies agree on $330M deal Free-agent slugger Bryce Harper has agreed to a $330 million contract with the Philadelphia Phillies.   Jason Witten ends short retirement, signs with Dallas Cowboys Veteran tight end Jason Witten is leaving the broadcast booth and returning to the sideline for a 16th season with the Dallas Cowboys.   Watch: Car covered in thousands of bees in China A beekeeper was summoned to the side of a Chinese road when a massive swarm of the insects descended onto a car.   Senate confirms Andrew Wheeler as permanent EPA chief Lawmakers confirmed Andrew Wheeler as the official administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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U.S. hunting for bin Laden's son, will pay up to $1M for infoHamza bin Laden has urged attacks on U.S. and its allies as retaliation for father's death, officials said.   Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be indicted on corruption chargesThe announcement marks the first time in Israeli history that a sitting prime minister faces criminal charges of this nature. Why Trump's North Korea summit was doomed from the startAnalysis: As one senator put it, "nuclear disarmament is far more difficult than the art of the deal." 'Inconceivable' that Kim Jong Un wasn't aware of Otto Warmbier: Ex-U.N. ambassadorTrump claimed the North Korean dictator didn't know what was happening to the 22-year-old American detained in his country before the student's death. Experts say that's unlikely. Iran-backed hackers hit both U.K., Australian parliaments, says reportThe cybersecurity firm Resecurity has connected a 2017 attack on the U.K. Parliament with the February hack of the Australian Parliament. 'Dragon aurora' dancing over Iceland captured in stunning photoIt even seems to be breathing fire! Why N. Korea's neighbors are relieved Trump walked away from Kim talks"Trump succeeded in setting in place the kind of dynamics between the two — one begging and the other refusing," an adviser to Japan's prime minister said. Indian pilot to be released as peace gesture, Pakistan prime minister saysThe Indian pilot shot down and captured by Pakistani forces this week will be released on Friday, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said. 'Sometimes you have to walk,' Trump says as N. Korea nuke talks break down"We had some options. At this time we decided not to do any of the options. We’ll see where that goes," Trump said after negotiations collapsed. Trump lost big at North Korea summit, but it could've been worseAnalysis: What Trump sacrificed in prestige, time and energy pales in comparison to what he might’ve lost in concessions to Kim in order to strike a deal. Kushner meets Saudi crown prince, Turkish leader to push Mideast peace planThe president's son-in-law was given responsibility for Israel-Palestinian policy two years ago, but has not provided concrete details of U.S. efforts. Israel security forces should face justice for Gaza killings, U.N. report saysIsrael rejected the report, which was released Thursday, as "hostile, mendacious and slanted." Trump on Otto Warmbier's death: Kim Jong Un wasn't to blameThe American college student died after being released from a North Korean prison in 2017 in an unconscious state. More Recent Articles
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Trump Ordered Officials to Give Jared Kushner a Security ClearanceThe president overruled concerns from intelligence officials and the top White House lawyer about giving his son-in-law access to sensitive information. Why Allen Weisselberg, Trump’s Money Man, Could Face Scrutiny NextMr. Weisselberg has referred to himself as President Trump’s “eyes and ears” at the Trump Organization. He was incriminated by Michael Cohen in testimony on Wednesday. After Cohen Testimony, Top Democrats Shy From ImpeachmentSenior House Democrats see endless, overlapping investigations as the safer, more damaging course of action against President Trump than a politically fraught impeachment. A Clash at the Cohen Hearing Reveals the Left’s Racial DivideA clash over racism between a freshman Democrat and a conservative Republican revealed as much about the divide within the Democratic Party as the chasm between Democrats and Republicans over race. News Analysis: Trump-Kim Summit’s Collapse Exposes the Risks of One-to-One DiplomacyPresident Trump, engaging in the sort of direct negotiation that his predecessors shunned, bet that his self-described skills as a master negotiator would make all the difference. They did not. For South Korean Leader, Collapse of Trump-Kim Talks Is Surprising SetbackPresident Moon Jae-in had been so sure of a summit breakthrough bolstering his ambitious plan for inter-Korean relations that he planned a major speech about it. Netanyahu Indictment Closer as Israeli Prosecutor Seeks ChargesThe decision, the result of a two-year investigation, imperils the prime minister’s political future just 40 days before he is to stand for re-election. News Analysis: Netanyahu Responds to Effort to Indict Him: What He Said and What He MeantPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered an emotional response to the decision to indict him, with a not-too-subtle subtext. HBO’s C.E.O., Richard Plepler, Is Leaving After 27 Years and Scores of EmmysThe departure of the “Game of Thrones”-era chief executive comes after AT&T acquired Time Warner, the network’s former corporate home. Critic’s Notebook: The Los Angeles Art Scene Looks to the WorldFrom its expanding museums to its scrappy galleries, the city is witnessing a contemporary art boom. But has it lost something in the churn of a global market? North Korea, Michael Cohen, Bryce Harper: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Morality and Michael CohenWednesday’s testimony and the crisis of American conscience. Republicans’ Race to the BottomThe absurdity of denying Trump’s bigotry. Socialism and the Self-Made WomanWhat Ivanka Trump doesn’t know about social mobility. The Electoral College Is the Greatest Threat to Our DemocracyIt has not stood the test of time. Give Sept. 11 Survivors the Help They DeserveA fund to aid the thousands sickened from the toxic dust of the World Trade Center attack is running out of money. A Chance for Fairness in New York’s Criminal Justice SystemGovernor Cuomo faces opposition as he seeks reform. The Eagles of Reelfoot LakeWhy do these birds mean so much to us? Maybe because we almost lost them. Jeremy Corbyn’s Anti-Semitic Labour PartyJew hatred has re-entered the European mainstream. It makes an irrefutable case for the need for a Jewish homeland. How Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Won the Cohen HearingToo many representatives chose to bloviate instead of interrogate — except for one. What Trump Got Wrong, and Right, on North KoreaThe summit meeting in Hanoi revealed the hazards of his personal approach to diplomacy. The Gay, Black Civil Rights Hero Opposed to Affirmative ActionHow would Bayard Rustin be judged today? We Need Better Answers on NutritionThe U.S. is overdue to establish an institute devoted to research on the top cause of poor health. From 1969 to 2019, a Day at The New York TimesThe book “A Day in the Life of The New York Times” chronicled 24 hours at the Gray Lady 50 years ago. On its anniversary, we look at how the news organization operates today. Facebook and Telegram Are Hoping to Succeed Where Bitcoin FailedEven as cryptocurrency prices have plunged, several big tech companies are working on their own digital tokens for use in text messaging systems. States Consider Longer School Recess, and the Adults Aren’t ComplainingSome believe more playtime will encourage creativity and make children less cranky and restless. Under Peace Plan, U.S. Military Would Exit Afghanistan Within Five YearsU.S. forces would all but end their decade-long focus on training Afghan troops under the plan, which is being discussed in talks with the Taliban and was devised in part to appeal to President Trump. Andrew Cuomo Speaks With Jeff Bezos, Furiously Trying to Win Back AmazonThe governor of New York has called Mr. Bezos and other Amazon executives to persuade them to resurrect their plan to build a campus in Long Island City. Fabien Clain, Prominent French Voice of ISIS, Is Reported Killed in SyriaMr. Clain, who had navigated French jihadi circles for two decades, recorded propaganda messages for ISIS. Maryland House of Delegates Censures Mary Ann Lisanti for Using Racist SlurThe delegate apologized after a fellow delegate accused her of using the slur, but colleagues on both sides of the aisle have called on her to quit. F.D.A. Says Canadian Company, CanaRx, Sells Unsafe Medicines to U.S. BuyersThe agency accused the company, a major seller of drugs purported to be from Canada, of substituting unapproved or mislabeled drugs from elsewhere. Legal Threats From Broadway’s ‘Mockingbird’ Sink Productions Around the CountrySome community theaters have canceled productions of the play after receiving legal warnings that theirs cannot go on at the same time as the one in New York. On Baseball: With a Record Contract, Bryce Harper Eclipses and Lifts His PeersHarper’s agreeing to a 13-year, $330 million contract with the Philadelphia Phillies capped a week of big spending in baseball after a sluggish winter for players. Disclosing Subpoena for Testimony, Chelsea Manning Vows to FightProsecutors are seeking her testimony in a matter that may relate to the still sealed charges against Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks leader. Debt Collector Seizes Family’s Prized Pug and Sells It on eBayWhen a German family fell behind on bills, a debt collector seized their pet dog. Officials called it a “practical solution.” Others called it cruelty. How to Support a Friend or Loved One Who Has Been Sexually AbusedIt’s been a particularly difficult few months for sexual abuse survivors. If you know someone who’s been abused, here are some tips to best support them and their recovery. Critic’s Pick: ‘Transit’ Review: An Existential Puzzler With Jackboots and TerrorIn the latest from the German director Christian Petzold, a German refugee dodges bullets as German soldiers swarm into present-day Paris. Nonfiction: When Asia Ruled the WorldIn “Empires of the Weak,” J.C. Sharman argues that the belief in Western dominance is a mistake. On Pro Basketball: Take the Lakers. Add Rondo and LeBron James. What Could Go Wrong?Rondo was supposed to be an invaluable presence for the Lakers. The road has been rougher than expected. My Afterlife on the Body FarmAfter I die, my body will help solve crimes as part of a world-renowned criminal justice program. More Recent Articles
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