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Former Yankees pitching coach Larry Rothschild to join Padres in same role The San Diego Padres are expected to hire former New York Yankees assistant Larry Rothschild as the club's new pitching coach.      Baltimore Ravens sign LB L.J. Fort to two-year extension Baltimore Ravens linebacker L.J. Fort earned a contract extension after impressing with the team over the last few weeks.   Millions across eastern U.S. bracing for cold that could break records set 40 years ago Winterlike temperatures that pushed into the northern Plains through the middle of this week will continue charging south and east into the weekend.   Minnesota Vikings' Adam Thielen, Linval Joseph out vs. Dallas Cowboys The Minnesota Vikings will be without two key starters in Adam Thielen and Linval Joseph for Sunday night's matchup against the Dallas Cowboys.   Former Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva released from prison Former Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva left prison Friday after a year and a half so that he can await an appeals process as a free man.   Pittsburgh Steelers' James Conner ruled out vs. Los Angeles Rams The Pittsburgh Steelers will be without starting running back James Conner for the second straight game.   Bloomberg files to run for president in Alabama primary Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg officially filed to run for president as a Democrat on Friday.   'Wheel of Fortune' host Pat Sajak has emergency surgery; Vanna White fills in as host Wheel of Fortune announced Friday on its social media channels that longtime letter turner Vanna White is filling in as host after Pat Sajak underwent emergency surgery.   NCAA rules potential No. 1 pick James Wiseman ineligible for Memphis Memphis star freshman James Wiseman was ruled ineligible by the NCAA, his lawyer said Friday night.   Hong Kong man dies from injuries during protest A Hong Kong man died Friday of injuries he sustained during a fall amid anti-government protests, prompting mourners to gather in his memory.   Kansas City Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes to start against Tennessee Titans Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes will return to the starting lineup Sunday against the Tennessee Titans.   Kratom associated with liver damage The popular herbal supplement kratom may cause liver damage, researchers warn.   Nike to investigate allegations of abuse in defunct Oregon Project Nike announced Friday it's launching an investigation into allegations its elite running organization, the Oregon Project, systemically emotionally and physically abused at least one athlete.   Supplements don't prevent kidney disease in Type 2 diabetics Taking vitamin D and fish oil supplements won't prevent kidney disease in people with Type 2 diabetes, a new study finds.   Early Rome featured a surprising amount of genetic diversity During its long history, Rome has been shaped by a tremendous amount of genetic diversity. It was, new research suggests, one of the earliest urban melting pots.   Watch: Deer rescued from chicken feeder in California A California woman who spotted a deer with its head stuck in a chicken feeder said it took about two weeks before she and animal rescuers could corner the buck and remove the object.   U.S. women's team members win class status in pay bias lawsuit The United States Women's National Team players' gender discrimination lawsuit against U.S. Soccer was granted class status Friday, meaning players from 2015 to the present day can be represented.   NSC official Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman: Mick Mulvaney helped coordinate Ukraine quid pro quo National Security Council official Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman said acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney helped coordinate a quid pro quo with Ukraine, a transcript of his House testimony indicates.   Watch: High winds cause waterfall to flow backward A visitor to Ireland's Cliffs of Moher captured video of high winds causing a waterfall's water to flow backward.   Oklahoma woman's 30-year sentence commuted for child abuse committed by ex Oklahoma on Friday released a woman who has served 13 years in prison for failing to protect her children from abuse by her ex-boyfriend -- who never served a day in prison -- after a commutation from Gov. Kevin Stitt.   AEW's Cody Rhodes on Full Gear match with Chris Jericho: 'There's a great deal of pressure' All Elite Wrestling star and executive vice president Cody Rhodes said his title match against AEW World Champion Chris Jericho at Full Gear is the biggest match of his career.   Late start to Southern California's rainy season extends fire danger Amid a devastating fire season, the arrival of the wet season in much of California is running behind normal -- and experts say rain may fail to reach some areas until at least the middle of December.   Watch: Twinkie on display at Maine school for 43 years A Maine school is celebrating the 43rd anniversary of a Twinkie that has been on display at the school since being unwrapped by a science teacher.   Seth Meyers will send off 'The Good Place' Jan. 30 NBC announced Friday that "The Good Place" would end with a 90 minute special on Jan. 30 including a Seth Meyers hosted post show with the cast.   Toxic chemical mixture kills general manager at Boston-area Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant Local and federal authorities are trying to determine what series of events caused a lethal combination of cleaning agents that killed the general manager of a Boston-area restaurant.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Bolton Said to Know of ‘Many Relevant Meetings’ on Ukraine, but Will Not TestifyA lawyer for John R. Bolton said he had information to share with impeachment investigators. But, so far, he will not defy the White House.   ‘A Warning’ by ‘Anonymous’: 5 TakeawaysThe book seems to be the product of a Republican with access to the White House who grew increasingly upset by President Trump. Bloomberg Takes Steps Into 2020 Race and Signals an Unconventional Campaign StrategyThe former New York City mayor submitted paperwork on Friday to enter the 2020 presidential primary in Alabama, the first state with a filing deadline, indicating he would pursue a risky strategy of skipping all four traditional early-state contests. How Should a Billionaire Behave in Public? A Run for President Is One OptionMichael Bloomberg may join a 2020 field where some leading candidates are railing against wealth like his. It’s complicated. Where Michael Bloomberg Stands on the IssuesMr. Bloomberg has been an outspoken voice on gun control and climate change, but his views on taxes would put him on the conservative end of the Democratic field. Bannon Tells of Campaign Willing to Try ‘Dirty Tricks’ to Win in 2016The former Trump campaign chairman testified at the trial of a longtime Trump adviser, Roger J. Stone Jr. Vaping Illnesses Are Linked to Vitamin E Acetate, C.D.C. SaysSamples of lung fluid from patients with the mysterious illness led to a breakthrough in finding a possible cause. More than 2,000 people have been sickened, many from illicit marijuana-based products. ‘We’re Self-Interested’: The Growing Identity Debate in Black AmericaWhy a movement that claims to support the American descendants of slavery is being promoted by conservatives and attacked on the left. Modern Love Podcast: Zawe Ashton Reads ‘The Triangle’s Sharpest Point’The Modern Love podcast presents a special episode: a reading followed by an investigation into the story’s dark corners. I Never Expected to Protest the Vietnam War While on Active DutyIn 1969, this Army veteran joined a contingent of active-duty troops at an antiwar rally. That led him to a lifelong career working for peace. No Charitable Thought for Donald TrumpFined $2 million after admitting his foundation was his piggy bank, the president shows he always comes first. Run, Mike, Run!A Bloomberg-Trump contest would be one between a maker and a faker. Latin Americans Are FuriousPeople are no longer remaining silent in the region, and continued government attempts at repression will only make matters worse. We’re Living Act 1 of the Disaster Films We Grew Up WithThere is a tension in the air as we practically lunge for the last bag of ice or can of food. After the Fall: Looking Back on Berlin 30 Years LaterA correspondent recalls the chaotic and joyous days after the Berlin Wall came down. The New Middle East of a Post-Sectarian GenerationAmerica is gone. Regional leaders have concluded Trump is all hat and no camel, a pawn of Saudi Arabia. The Billionaires Are Getting NervousBill Gates and others warn that higher taxes would lead to lower growth. They have their facts backward. The Cure for Democrats’ 2020 TerrorVoters who fear a Trump re-election can start rebuilding the blue wall now. Europeans Bewildered as Trump Stomps OffThe spectacle of an American president breaking trust with NATO allies as he tries to avoid impeachment is hard to grasp. When will it all end? How the Insufferably Woke Help TrumpDemocrats are insulting and condescending to the swing-state voters they need the most. Don’t Let the New START Treaty LapseIn a little more than a year, the last nuclear arms limitation pact with Russia expires. Losing its guarantees would be a heavy blow to American security. Inside the Valentine’s Day Text Message MysteryDid you get one of the more than 168,149 strange texts sent in the middle of the night? Jonathan Van Ness, Ali Wong and John Hodgman Walk Into a Bar …Three very funny celebrities narrate their (mostly) very funny autobiographical audiobooks themselves. Vomiting at Work Doesn’t Mean You’re Bad at Your JobMeet your new Work Friend, Caity Weaver. Hospital Identifies Source of Infections That Killed 3 InfantsGeisinger Medical Center in Danville, Pa., said the process it used to prepare donor breast milk was the cause of deadly bacterial infections. A Prisoner Who Briefly Died Argues That He’s Served His Life SentenceA court in Iowa found that a murderer who was revived “is either still alive, in which case he must remain in prison, or he is actually dead, in which case this appeal is moot.” New Trump Administration Proposal Would Charge Asylum Seekers an Application FeeThe proposal also includes increasing fees for those applying for citizenship by more than 60 percent. 3 Students Charged With Plotting Attack on Their Middle SchoolOne student’s online threat against another led the authorities in western New York to investigate what they called a conspiracy to assault classmates. Facebook Takes Down Breitbart Posts That Claimed to Name Whistle-BlowerFacebook, which included Breitbart in its new news feed just two weeks ago, said it was removing any mention of the purported whistle-blower’s name. Under Construction in Texas: The First New Section of Border WallEight miles of original fencing are going up in the Rio Grande Valley, the first new wall to be built under President Trump. The administration wants 500 total miles constructed by 2021. Indonesia Wants ‘Halal Tourism.’ But Some Want to Wrestle Pigs.A Christian community on the shores of Lake Toba is pushing back against Indonesia’s rising religious conservatism with a party devoted to all things pig. With Medical Bills Skyrocketing, More Hospitals Are Suing for PaymentAs deductibles and co-pays grow, insured patients owe a larger share of their medical bills. More and more are being taken to court. Players to Watch in the 2019-20 College Basketball SeasonThere are freshmen looking to make a mark, game-changing transfers and unknowns poised for their breakout moment. Book Review: In ‘A Warning,’ Anonymous Author Makes Case Against Re-electionThe same official who wrote an Opinion essay in 2018 argues in a new book that the president’s contract shouldn’t be renewed. More Recent Articles
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