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Champions League: Liverpool defeats Bayern Munich, Barcelona wins Lionel Messi scored twice to push Barcelona past Lyon and into the Champions League quarterfinals, and Liverpool defeated Bayern Munich to advance.      North Korea returns $500M Otto Warmbier lawsuit, report says North Korea has sent back a $500 million lawsuit to a U.S. District Court that ordered the Kim Jong Un regime to compensate the parents of Otto Warmbier.   Distant relatives medical history could increase risk for Alzheimer's disease A grandparent's mental decline or great uncle's waning memory may indicate you, too, have greater risk for Alzheimer's disease, a new study says.   Fiat Chrysler recalling 862,520 vehicles under EPA rule Automaker Fiat Chrysler voluntarily recalled more than 800,000 vehicles as part of routine testing under newly adopted EPA guidelines.   Head football coach Willis May resigns, cites Parkland shooting as factor Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School head football coach Willis May is resigning more than a year after a shooting at the school left 17 people dead.   Italian police trick thieves with fake copy of $3.4M Brueghel painting A group of thieves stole a painting by Pieter Brueghel the Younger from an Italian church, but not before police replaced the $3.4 million artwork with a fake.   Senate passes resolution to end U.S. involvement in Yemen's civil war The Senate passed a resolution Wednesday calling for an end to the United States' involvement in Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen.   Ancient comet impact triggered fires, climate change, megafauna extinctions Scientists have uncovered new evidence that a cosmic impact triggered a period of global cooling at the end of the Pleistocene epoch some 13,000 years ago.   Warriors' Klay Thompson tweets apology after calling out Golden State fans Golden State Warriors All-Star guard Klay Thompson issued an apology Wednesday on Twitter for comments made after the team's loss to the Phoenix Suns on Sunday.   House Democrats: War in Venezuela could lead to Iraq-like destabilization House Foreign Affairs Chairman Eliot Engel warned of a potential insurgency in Venezuela should the U.S. overthrow the government of President Nicolas Maduro.   New generic blood pressure med approved to ease shortage The FDA has approved a generic version of the high blood pressure/heart failure drug valsartan, saying the move might help ease the current medication shortage.   'Bomb cyclone' brings deadly blizzard conditions to Colorado A powerful winter storm equivalent to the strength of a Category 1 hurricane blustered through Colorado toward the Great Plains and parts of the Midwest.   Kansas City Chiefs release Pro Bowl safety Eric Berry The Kansas City Chiefs released standout safety Eric Berry at the start of the NFL's new league year Wednesday, the team announced.   Senate Democrats: Working families would be hurt by 2020 budget proposal Senate Democrats reiterated their objections to the cuts the White House proposed this week to Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security   MLB to do away with August waiver wire deals, switch to single trade deadline Contending teams in Major League Baseball have always had another chance, not only at the trading deadline, but also in the month of August to obtain players.   Inactive ingredients in many medications may cause allergic reaction More than 90 percent of the medications that Americans take contain an inactive ingredient that could cause an allergic reaction, a new study suggests.   Jazz fan looking to raise money for charity following verbal incident in game. A Utah Jazz fan has started a GoFundMe campaign for $25,000 to donate to charity -- the same amount of a fine handed to Oklahoma City guard Russell Westbrook.   Drug reduces costs for preemies with lung problems, study says A drug for some pregnant women to prevent lung ailments in preterm newborns also brings down health costs, a new study says.   Cyclist Kelly Catlin's brain donated to study concussions Olympic track cyclist Kelly Catlin, who was found dead Thursday, has had her brain donated to the Boston University-Concussion Brain Bank.   Watch: Kyler Murray impresses scouts with throws at Oklahoma pro day Oklahoma star quarterback Kyler Murray impressed many NFL scouts with his throwing accuracy during his pro day Wednesday in Norman, Okla.   Massachusetts court restores Aaron Hernandez's murder conviction Massachusetts' high court on Wednesday restored the first-degree murder conviction for Aaron Hernandez, a former New England Patriots tight end.   Facebook, related apps experience hours-long outage Users of Facebook and its associated applications including Instagram and WhatsApp experienced issues accessing and posting on the platforms Wednesday.   Cheaper home healthcare causes higher readmission rates, study says When it comes to healthcare, it's best leave to work to the experts, a new study says.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Boeing 737 Max jets grounded under emergency orderThe FAA said the Ethiopian jet that crashed Sunday had a flight pattern very similar to that of a Lion Air jet that went down in October.   Disorderly 'no-deal' Brexit rejected by British lawmakersThe latest vote in Parliament paves the way for lawmakers to seek a way out of the U.K.'s worst political crisis in generations. These countries are grounding the Boeing 737 MAX 8The U.S. and Canada are the latest countries to ground the Boeing aircraft. At least six children among multiple people killed in Brazil school shootingTwo masked, armed men entered an elementary school and shot and killed at least six children on their snack break K-pop band Big Bang member to retire after alleged sex bribery case goes viralSeungri, whose real name is Lee Seung-hyun, apologized to his fans and said he had been branded a "traitor to the nation." China offers help to Venezuela to restore powerWith the blackout in its sixth day, hospitals struggled to keep equipment running, food rotted and exports from the country's oil terminal were shut down. After crushing prime minister's Brexit plan, British lawmakers plot next stepsWith just over two weeks to a March 29 deadline and still no deal, Parliament is expected to reject leaving the E.U. without a deal. Italy outraged as court finds victim too ugly to be rapedTwo Peruvian men convicted in the 2015 assault successfully argued the woman was too "masculine" to be a victim. Leading Saudi Arabian women's rights activists go on trialThree dozen countries, including all 28 E.U. members, called on Riyadh last week to release the activists. Theresa May's Brexit deal fails once again — with just 16 days to goThe defeat comes only 16 days before the United Kingdom is due to leave the E.U., raising the question of whether Brexit will occur on the scheduled date or at all. More Recent Articles
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Boeing Planes Are Grounded in U.S. After Days of PressureThe American agency was the last major holdout as other countries grounded or banned Max planes from their airspace after the deadly Ethiopian Airlines crash this weekend. Paul Manafort’s Prison Sentence Is Nearly Doubled to 7½ YearsPresident Trump’s former campaign chairman’s total prison sentence is now 7½ years after a second judge ruled in one of the special counsel’s highest-profile cases. Prosecutors Seek Records on Cohen’s ‘Back Channel’ With Giuliani“Sleep well tonight, you have friends in high places,” a lawyer told Michael Cohen after speaking on his behalf with Rudolph Giuliani, the president’s lawyer. Inside the Pricey, Totally Legal World of College ConsultantsWhile lawbreaking in the sector is rare, the use of money to oil the gears of the American meritocracy is not. ‘What Does It Take?’: Admissions Scandal Is a Harsh Lesson in Racial DisparitiesFor students of color who have long had to justify their presence on campus, the federal fraud case was a reminder of deep inequalities in admissions. U.K. Lawmakers Reject ‘No-Deal’ Brexit, and Defy Theresa May Yet AgainParliament’s actions undercut the prime minister, worsening the power vacuum in British politics and making an extension of the Brexit deadline more likely. After Claiming Ethnic Profiling, 2 Accused of Being Bonanno Mobsters Are AcquittedThe jury did not agree with the charges that Joseph Cammarano Jr. and John Zancocchio are the acting boss and consigliere of the Bonanno crime family. When ‘Captain Marvel’ Became a Target, the Rules ChangedRotten Tomatoes altered its audience participation parameters, and film festivals are dedicating a percentage of press passes to increase diversity. Boeing, Facebook, Paul Manafort: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. How ‘Real America’ Became Queer AmericaThe Trump administration may be waging culture wars. But in the heartland, it’s never been a better time to be L.G.B.T. A Pause on the Nation’s Biggest Death RowThe California governor’s moratorium on executions in the state should signal the demise of a barbaric practice. Cheese! Beer! Democrats!O.K., it’s time for Milwaukee madness. Who knew? Two Women, Heroes for Our AgeOne suffers in Iran, the other in Saudi Arabia. But Trump cares about human rights only in the country he despises. The 737 Max Is Grounded, No Thanks to the F.A.A.Federal aviation regulators have allowed the airline industry to have too much power. Where Spying Is the LawChina requires its citizens and corporations to conduct espionage for the state. Did Huawei comply? The College Bribery Scandal and the Uberization of GraftWealth doesn’t just buy cool stuff. It buys status and permanence. Her Crime? Defending Women’s Rights in IranNasrin Sotoudeh was sentenced to 38 years in prison and 148 lashes for defending women who removed their head scarves. Loose Ends: How Bad Do You Want Your Kid to Attend the Ivy League?Considering investing in a 529 plan? Please. That’s for suckers. The Stone: Athens in Pieces: What Really Happened at Eleusis?Speaking about the ancient city’s most secret and sacred ritual was punishable by death. We go in search of the truth. Trump May Have an Unlikely Re-election AllyThe Democratic Party’s crowded field and messy rules could lead to months of infighting and an ugly convention. The Epic Hunt for a Lost World War II Aircraft CarrierIn 1942, a volley of torpedoes sent the U.S.S. Wasp to the bottom of the Pacific. For decades, the families of the dead wondered where in the lightless depths of the ocean the ship could possibly be. Earlier this year, a team of wreck hunters set out to find it. Parents Wanted Their Unvaccinated Children in School, but a Judge Said No.Amid a measles outbreak in New York, a federal judge denied a request by 28 parents for an order to let their unvaccinated children return to their private school. In Rebuke to Trump, Senate Votes Again to End Aid to Saudi War in YemenThe Senate voted to halt U.S. military assistance for Saudi Arabia’s war in Yemen, defying President Trump again for his defense of the kingdom after the killing of Jamal Khashoggi. Mayor of Fall River Is Ousted and Re-elected at the Same TimeOn Tuesday, most voters said Jasiel Correia, the mayor of the Massachusetts city, should go. But a smaller plurality, using the same ballot, re-elected him. Edda Goering, Unrepentant Daughter of Hermann, Dies at 80The only daughter of the leader of the Luftwaffe and Hitler’s potential successor, she defended her father’s legacy after his death. Schools Find a New Way to Combat Student Absences: Washing MachinesA number of schools have introduced laundry rooms to try to help low-income students make it to class. The goal is to “take the stigma out of getting help,” one principal said. Facebook’s Data Deals Are Under Criminal InvestigationA federal grand jury is looking at partnerships that gave major tech companies broad access to Facebook users’ information. Spotify Accuses Apple of Anticompetitive Practices in EuropeThe music streaming service said Apple used its App Store to undercut companies that compete with its own services, like Apple Music. Here’s What Happens When 2 Sons Buy a Billboard Asking for Birthday Wishes for Their DadAn insurance agent from New Jersey got the birthday surprise of a lifetime after his sons put his face and phone number on a highway billboard. How to Choose Between Wired and Wireless ChargingWireless charging is included in most new phones, and the chargers are more affordable than ever. We break down when it’s great, and when wired is still better. On Soccer: Juventus Survives, as the Improbable Becomes Real AgainCristiano Ronaldo scoring a hat trick to lead his team to a stunning comeback hardly surprises in a Champions League that has, in recent years, discarded the very notion of unlikely. Critic’s Pick: ‘Ash Is Purest White’ Review: Love Smolders and Crime Pays in a Changing ChinaIn Jia Zhangke’s enthralling new feature, Zhao Tao and Liao Fan portray an underworld power couple at the mercy of time and fate. Phys Ed: Exercise vs. Drugs to Treat High Blood Pressure and Reduce FatExercise can lower blood pressure and reduce visceral body fat at least as effectively as many common prescription drugs, two new reviews report. More Recent Articles
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