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Avalanches cause temporary shutdown of Colorado roadways A pair of avalanches prompted temporary closures of two Colorado roadways on Thursday, state transportation officials said.      Multi-state blackout submerges Venezuela in the dark A massive power outage hit Venezuela Thursday, and the Maduro administration is blaming it on anti-government saboteurs.   Jihadi Mehdi Nemmouche found guilty of 2014 Jewish museum slaying French-born jihadi Mehdi Nemmouche was found guilty of "terrorist murder" by a Belgian court Thursday for massacring four people at a Jewish museum in 2014.   Judge dismisses Stormy Daniels' hush-money lawsuit A federal judge ruled Thursday to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Stormy Daniels to end a hush-money agreement concerning her alleged sexual relationship with President Donald Trump.   Oklahoma QB Kyler Murray to throw, run 40-yard dash at pro day Oklahoma Sooners quarterback Kyler Murray will run the 40-yard dash and go through a regular passing workout at his pro day.   Los Angeles Lakers to reduce LeBron James' minutes for rest of season The Los Angeles Lakers are expected to monitor the minutes of star forward LeBron James for the remainder of the season.   Hormone therapy linked to increased Alzheimer's risk Many women turn to hormone therapy to ease some of the more troubling symptoms of menopause, such as hot flashes and night sweats.   Detroit Red Wings defenseman Mike Green out for season with virus Detroit Red Wings defenseman Mike Green will miss the remainder of the season because of a virus.   House passes resolution condemning hate, bigotry The House on Thursday voted in favor of a resolution put forth by Democrats to condemn anti-Semitism and bigotry.   Suspect fatally shoots Illinois deputy Jacob Keltner Authorities arrested a man suspected of fatally shooting a sheriff's deputy in Rockford, Ill., before an hours-long standoff with police Thursday.   Pittsburgh Steelers re-sign Ramon Foster, Maurkice Pouncey The Pittsburgh Steelers locked up guard Ramon Foster and center Maurkice Pouncey to new contracts, the team announced Thursday.   Doctor's Without Borders: 'Climate of distrust' impeding DRC Ebola treatment Doctors Without Borders said its response to a seven-month Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is failing due to a climate of distrust in the country.   Paul Manafort sentenced to 47 months in prison A federal judge in Virginia sentenced former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort to 47 months in prison for his conviction in a bank fraud trial.   Denver Broncos trading QB Case Keenum to Washington Redskins The Denver Broncos are trading quarterback Case Keenum to the Washington Redskins.   High testosterone levels bad for the heart, study says High testosterone levels can drastically increase a man's risk of heart failure and stroke-causing blood clots, a new study reports.   Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac pose risk to taxpayers, GAO warns The Government Accountability Office this week warned that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are exposing taxpayers to potential losses in the trillions of dollars.   Chelsea Manning faces contempt hearing for refusing to answer grand jury Chelsea Manning said she could be jailed for refusing to testify in front of a grand jury about leaking archives of secret military and diplomatic documents.   Facebook cracks down on anti-vaxxing After receiving criticism for not combating the spread of health misinformation, Facebook released a statement on how it will crack down on the problem.   Texas' Ralph Hall, oldest person to serve in U.S. House, dies at 95 Former U.S. Rep. Ralph Hall, the oldest person to serve in the U.S. House, died Thursday at his home in Texas, a spokesman said. He was 95.   Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine delays 3 executions over use of midazolam Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine delayed the executions of three men and asked officials to review alternative methods of lethal injection.   New U.S. humanitarian aid reaches Venezuela border U.S. humanitarian aid arrived in Colombia, the latest batch of supplies stockpiled at Venezuela's border amid a blockade led by President Nicolas Maduro.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Battle against Ebola in Congo being lost amid militarized response, MSF says"The existing atmosphere can only be described as toxic," MSF's international president Joanne Liu.   Queen Elizabeth II posts on Instagram for first timeThe queen first tweeted in 2014. Trudeau says 'erosion of trust' at core of scandal rocking his governmentThe embattled prime minister was unapologetic and reiterated that no undue pressure had been put on his former justice minister. 36 countries slap Saudis with rare rebuke over human rights"The international community finally woke up," the son of a detained reforming cleric said. "This gives me hope." Gardener with a grudge planted bombs, killed from beyond the grave"We do not know how many more devices might be out there." Thai court disbands political party for nominating princessThe decision will raise fresh questions about the fairness of the upcoming election, the first since a military coup toppled the democratically elected government in May 2014. More Recent Articles
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Paul Manafort Is Sentenced to Less Than 4 Years in 1 of 2 Cases Against HimPresident Trump’s former campaign chairman was handed a prison term that was substantially less than federal sentencing guidelines. Judge T.S. Ellis Is a ‘Caesar’ in His Own RomeThe message Judge T.S. Ellis III gives lawyers in his court is clear: Keep questions on point, move briskly and show some respect. Cohen Sues Trump Organization, Saying He Was Denied $1.9 Million in FeesMichael D. Cohen, President Trump’s former lawyer, said the organization failed to cover his legal costs after he signaled a willingness to cooperate with federal prosecutors. House Votes to Condemn All Hate as Anti-Semitism Debate Overshadows CongressThe House on Thursday overwhelmingly approved a broad resolution condemning bigotry, as Speaker Nancy Pelosi tried to defuse tension over Representative Ilhan Omar. What Kirsten Gillibrand Is Missing: New York Endorsements for 2020Other Democratic candidates have secured the backing of much of their state’s congressional delegation, but no New York lawmaker has endorsed Ms. Gillibrand. A College Chain Crumbles, and Millions in Student Loan Cash DisappearsAbout 26,000 students are caught in the meltdown at Dream Center. The Education Department has scrambled to salvage their educations after it approved an unlikely turnaround plan. The New New World: Mark Zuckerberg Wants Facebook to Emulate China’s WeChat. Can It?China’s WeChat messaging app offers clues as to how Facebook may carry out its shift toward private messaging. But whether Facebook can pull the change off is another question. U.S. Tracked Activists and Journalists as Migrant Caravans Headed to the BorderImmigration authorities faced criticism after an internal government list suggested that activists and journalists were singled out for extra screening at border entry points. Appeals Court Grants More Legal Protections for Migrants Seeking AsylumThe ruling in the Ninth Circuit found that migrants not permitted to file a full asylum claim may have recourse to the federal courts. Census Bureau Will Ask for Federal Files on NoncitizensCensus officials says the plans are no different from arrangements with many other federal databases. Experts agree — but say they may depress response to the head count anyway. Paul Manafort, Ilhan Omar, Ebola: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The Case for ReparationsA slow convert to the cause. Tariff Man Has Become Deficit ManTrump really has no idea how international trade works. Loose Ends: Happy International Women’s Day! Have a StickerIt’s not just your ovaries that we’re celebrating. More to Fear for Yeshiva StudentsAfter accusations of low standards and a measles outbreak, Orthodox Jewish schools want less oversight. Despite What Trump Says, Climate Change Threatens Our National SecurityThe president is trying to subvert the science that informs the intelligence community. Ilhan Omar Knows Exactly What She Is DoingThe Minnesota Democrat is bringing Corbynism to the Democratic Party. Why Do We Think Suffering Is Good for Us?A psychiatrist wonders if there’s a way to use drugs to speed up the painful work of therapy. This Is Where a Nuclear Exchange Is Most Likely. (It’s Not North Korea.)Tensions have cooled between India and Pakistan after a terrorist attack, but their nuclear arsenals mean unthinkable consequences are always possible. Zuckerberg’s So-Called Shift Toward PrivacyFacebook is happy to protect user data when doing so decreases the company’s civic responsibilities — but not when it threatens advertising revenue. Finding Compassion for ‘Vaccine-Hesitant’ ParentsThey’re infuriating and dangerous. I try to remember they’re also the terrified victims of misinformation. New Rules for Tinder ThreesomesDO: Post clear pictures of both of you. DON’T: Send close-up pictures of your girlfriend’s genitals to queer people you want to date. Exhibition Review: T. Rex Like You Haven’t Seen Him: With FeathersMake way for Tyrannosaurus rex, everyone’s favorite killer. A new show at the American Museum of Natural History places T. rex amid a global family of prehistoric predators. A Rural Boxing Gym Puts Up a FightIn a rundown school in Nekoosa, Wis. — population 2,500 — an old trainer tries to keep the hopes of small-town boxers alive. With Streaks of Gray Hair, Xi Jinping of China Breaks With TraditionChinese leaders have long sported unnaturally black heads of hair. Mr. Xi is going gray as he builds his image as a man of the people. Stormy Daniels’s Hush Money Suit Dismissed by JudgeThe pornographic film actress had sued President Trump and Michael D. Cohen last year to be released from a nondisclosure agreement related to an alleged affair. Global Economy Slows, Pushing Europe’s Central Bank to Make a Surprise MovePolicymakers unexpectedly reinstated a program meant to encourage banks to lend, a sign that its concerns extend beyond the immediate region. Surveillance Video of City Officer Kicking and Stomping Homeless Man Leads to ChargesVideo of the beating released by federal prosecutors raised difficult questions about how marginalized and poor people are treated in facilities run by New York City. Labor Department Seeks to Make More Eligible for OvertimeThe proposal would affect salaried workers making less than $35,000, up from about $23,700, but is less sweeping than an Obama administration plan. The Battle Against One of the Worst Ebola Epidemics Ever Is in TroubleDistrust, fear and lack of communication from aid groups have alienated communities in the Democratic Republic of Congo, leading some people to spurn treatment and even attack treatment centers. Senator’s Revelation of Assault May Reopen Debate on Capitol HillLong before the #MeToo movement brought sexual violence and harassment to the fore, women in the military and their advocates had highlighted such misconduct in the armed forces. On Baseball: Even as Tom Seaver’s Health Deteriorates, His Legacy Remains TrueSeaver, whose family announced that he has dementia, has a singular place in Mets history after leading them through their glory years. ‘Joe C’ and ‘Porky’ Are Accused Bonanno Mobsters. Their Defense? Ethnic ProfilingProsecutors say Joseph Cammarano Jr. and John Zancocchio are the boss and consigliere of the Bonanno crime family. Their lawyers say the family is no more. The Ultimate Video Art RetreatIt took 18 years for a collector couple to build a state-of-the-art home for their one-of-a-kind collection, with the architects Herzog & de Meuron. Now they can slow down and watch. Critic’s Pick: ‘Babylon’ Review: A Clear View of Black Londoners When Few Films Saw ThemThis 1980 movie is just now being released in the United States, and it serves as a scrapbook of a particularly harsh moment in time. More Recent Articles
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