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Suspected militants behind attack that killed Americans in Syria detained as IS camp captured Suspected Islamic State militants involved in a suicide bomb attack that killed four Americans in mid-January have been captured, authorities said.      March Madness First Four: Fairleigh Dickinson, Belmont reach Round of 64 Fairleigh Dickinson and Belmont advanced to the Round of 64 with wins in the First Four of the NCAA tournament Tuesday night in Dayton, Ohio.   Los Angeles Rams ink former Green Bay Packers LB Clay Matthews The Los Angeles Rams signed former Green Bay Packers linebacker Clay Matthews, the team announced Tuesday.   Dallas Cowboys sign former Green Bay Packers WR Randall Cobb The Dallas Cowboys signed former Green Bay Packers wide receiver Randall Cobb, the team announced Tuesday.   Watch: Damon Jones reveals details of J.R. Smith's soup attack Cleveland Cavaliers guard J.R. Smith infamously threw a bowl of soup at former Cavs assistant coach Damon Jones last March.   New facial bone may someday be grown from patient's rib Scientists have developed a way to grow live bone using a rib and a 3D mold in animal studies, and they say their technique could offer a new way to treat severe head and facial injuries.   Georgian soldier ID'd in remains returned from Korean War Scientists identified the remains of an 18-year-old soldier who died in 1950 in battle during the Korean War, the Department of Defense announced Tuesday.   Statue of Liberty climber Therese Okoumou sentenced to probation A Manhattan judge sentenced a New York woman to probation for climbing the Statue of Liberty in July to protest President Donald Trump's immigration policies.   'Penny Dreadful' alum Rory Kinnear to play new character in sequel "Penny Dreadful" alum Rory Kinnear has joined the cast of the sequel series "Penny Dreadful: City of Angels," Showtime said Tuesday.   Hormonal therapy for prostate cancer may increase depression risk A study found that men on hormone-reducing therapy after prostate removal were 80 percent more likely to develop depression than other prostate cancer patients.   Apple introduces iMacs with new Intel processors Apple unveiled a new iMac desktop computer Tuesday with what the company described as a two-fold performance boost.   Yankees reliever Dellin Betances to begin 2019 on the injured list New York Yankees four-time All-Star relief pitcher Dellin Betances will start the season on the injured list following an MRI that revealed right shoulder impingement.   Anya Taylor-Joy to star in 'The Queen's Gambit' for Netflix Netflix announced Tuesday that "Split" alum Anya Taylor-Joy will star in its six-part adaptation of Walter Tevis' novel, "The Queen's Gambit."   Donald Trump, Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro vow fight against socialism President Donald Trump said the U.S. could be "a lot tougher" with sanctions against Venezuela at a news conference with Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro.   Evolution of the mammalian arm predates the dinosaurs According to a new study, the earliest mammalian predecessors began evolving unique forelimbs 270 million years ago, 30 million years before the dinosaurs.   Chris O'Dowd to star in 'Twilight Zone' episode "Get Shorty" and "Bridesmaids" actor Chris O'Dowd has signed on to star in an episode of the new version of "The Twilight Zone," CBS All Access said Tuesday.   Food prescriptions may prevent heart disease in 2 million people If Medicaid and Medicare provided fruits and vegetables, it could prevent cardiovascular disease in about 1.93 million beneficiaries, according to new research.   NASA detects atomic-force meteor explosion above the Bering SeaConcertina wire stolen from U.S.-Mexico border at Tijuana Thieves have stolen the concertina wire laid last year to stop migrants from crossing the border fence between San Ysidro, Calif., and Tijuana, Mexico.   Look: Margot Robbie channels Sharon Tate in 'Once Upon a Time' image Margot Robbie shared on Instagram an image of her as Sharon Tate, the actress she plays in the upcoming period picture, "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood."   Warriors' DeMarcus Cousins out again with ankle injury The Golden State Warriors will be without their top big man, DeMarcus Cousins, tonight when they face the Timberwolves in Minnesota.   Patriots owner Robert Kraft offered deal to drop prostitution charges Florida prosecutors said they offered to drop charges against New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft if he admits he would have been proven guilty at trial.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Daily use of high potency marijuana linked to psychosis“The more cannabis you consume the more likely you are to develop a psychotic disorder.”   Trump praises Brazil's far-right president at White HouseTrump said he has “many views” in common with Jair Bolsonaro and that he expects to have a “fantastic working relationship" with the Brazilian leader. U.S. military: Venezuela crisis boosting Colombian rebel threat“It’s essentially a lawless region now inside Venezuela along the border and the FARC dissidents and the ELN have taken advantage of that,” U.S. Admiral Craig Faller said. Boeing's woes are the latest hiccup in China trade talksBeijing is expected to buy almost 8,000 planes over the next two decades, for a combined value of $1.2 trillion. Wet weather no more? U.K.'s fresh water could run dry in 25 yearsThe head of the U.K. Environment Agency says decreased rainfall, population growth, wastefulness and leaky pipes are posing an "existential threat." A convention from 1604 just flung Brexit deeper into uncertaintyWith less than two weeks to go until the supposed exit deadline, the U.K.'s attempts to leave the E.U. took a fresh and very historical twist. Suspect has no direct links to victims of Netherlands tram attack, police sayThe 37-year-old suspect was arrested at a house northwest of Utrecht's city center. Ardern vows to never utter New Zealand mosque gunman's name"I implore you: Speak the names of those who were lost, rather than the name of the man who took them," the prime minister said in an impassioned speech. More Recent Articles
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F.A.A. Approval of Boeing Jet Involved in Two Crashes Comes Under ScrutinyA software system suspected of playing a role in two deadly crashes involving the same jet, the Boeing 737 Max, did not raise red flags during the approval process. Can Ethiopia’s Long Love Affair With Boeing Survive the 737 Max Crash?The manufacturer is so revered in the country, planes are often referred to as “Boeings.” The Max 8 crash may change all that. Trump Picks Former Delta Executive Stephen Dickson as F.A.A. ChiefMr. Dickson will be nominated amid calls for the aviation agency to explain its approval of the Boeing 737 Max, the jet involved in the two accidents Mozambique Cyclone Rescuers Struggle to Reach Victims in ‘Inland Ocean’Aid agencies called the devastation from Cyclone Idai the worst natural disaster in southern Africa in two decades. ‘Do You Pull the Parchment?’: Students Caught Up in College Admissions Scandal Now Face a ReckoningAt the University of Southern California, those linked to the admissions fraud are blocked from registering for classes pending a review, one of many inquiries now underway. Admissions Scandal Stokes Hard Questions on Recruited AthletesThe practice of allowing coaches to recommend athletes for admission helps build competitive teams, but a federal fraud case has prompted some administrators to call for more scrutiny of the process. Reports of Breast Implant Illnesses Prompt Federal ReviewThe Food and Drug Administration is taking another look at breast implants because of renewed safety concerns. The New Zealand Shooting Victims Spanned Generations and NationalitiesFifty people were killed when a gunman stormed two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, and opened fire on worshippers. Among the dead were students, athletes, engineers and an aspiring pilot. Boeing, New Zealand, Cyclone Idai: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Why America Needs a Stronger Defense IndustryInvesting in the sector means more jobs at home and improved security abroad. A ‘Disgusting’ Yale Professor Moves OnHow a target of students’ ire came to write a book about humanity’s transcendent goodness. Can This Man Oust Netanyahu?Yair Lapid, Israel’s consummate centrist, explains why his party can unseat Israel’s prime minister. Op-Docs: Natural Born SettlersI’d never understood the Israeli settlers. So I moved in with them. Mourning the Loss of Alan KruegerRemembering the economic work my former Princeton colleague devoted his life to. The Case for Investigating FacebookWhy I am calling on the Federal Trade Commission to investigate Facebook for violating antitrust laws. Why Jacinda Ardern MattersNew Zealand’s prime minister is emerging as the progressive antithesis to right-wing strongmen like Trump, Orban and Modi, whose careers thrive on illiberal, anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant rhetoric. Fixes: It Takes a Friend to Get a Friend to VotePolitical organizers have at their hands a timeless way to get young people to cast ballots: Link them with friends who will do the same. Now there are apps to help. We’re Asking the Wrong Questions of YouTube and Facebook After New ZealandIt’s time for a real conversation about the infrastructure and incentives that Big Tech provides far-right extremists. Restaurant Review: Kaiseki, Straight Up With a TwistBehind an unmarked door inside a cocktail parlor, Odo works virtuosic variations on an elaborate Japanese dining style. Report Says U.S. Airstrikes Have Killed 14 Civilians in SomaliaSince President Trump relaxed rules on airstrikes in Somalia, a number of civilians have been killed, Amnesty International said. British Gallery Turns Down $1.3 Million Sackler Donation“I congratulate them on their courage,” said the photographer Nan Goldin, after the National Portrait Gallery said it would not accept a gift from the family, which has links to the opioid crisis. Trump Has Two Words for Kellyanne Conway’s Husband: ‘Total Loser’The president’s attack on George T. Conway III, the spouse of one of his closest advisers, came after Mr. Conway questioned his mental fitness. Slaughter-Bound Calf Escapes on Expressway, Earning New Name and a Life of LeisureA lamb, a goat and a calf all made a run for it in New York City in recent days. Animal control said that was an unusually large number of escapes. Like ‘House Arrest’: Flooded Roads and Swamped Bridges Strand NebraskansWater levels receded from record floods, but damaged roads and destroyed bridges have left many in the Midwest struggling to get to work or the grocery store. A Sexism Storm Over Italy’s Courts, With Female Judges at Its CenterTwo recent rulings, in a murder and in a rape case, have provoked protests over entrenched gender stereotypes in the country. West Virginia Sues Bishop and Diocese Over Sex Abuse, Citing Consumer ProtectionThe consumer-protection lawsuit says the Roman Catholic Church failed to disclose to parents the “danger” of sending their children to the church’s schools and camps. Crowdwise: 32 Tips for Surviving (and Parenting) Crying Babies on PlanesFlying with an unhappy child can make everyone miserable — the parents, other passengers, the child — but what can you do? Here are some of your best tips to help. How to Save on Your Wedding WineFind the best quality and most crowd-pleasing wine for your price point, and, choose the wines you actually like to drink. The Theater at the Forefront of Poland’s Culture WarsThe Powszechny Theater in Warsaw faced protests and acid attacks when it staged a play about the Catholic Church. Will its staging of “Mein Kampf” cause more uproar? Following the Money, a Grand Old Art Fair Moves With the TimesTefaf Maastricht is Europe’s largest marketplace for old-master paintings and antiques. The problem is that most collectors nowadays want contemporary art. Books of The Times: A Writer Gets Candid About Marriage and Humiliation in ‘The Trouble With Men’David Shields describes his new book as “a short, intensive immersion into the perils, limits and possibilities of human intimacy.” Letter of Recommendation: Letter of Recommendation: ‘Honesty Is Still in Style’A simple message animates a broader fealty to the truth. A Chef’s Dream Villa in Costa RicaVilla Deevena, in Los Pargos, is a tropical take on the classic auberges of southern France. More Recent Articles
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