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Man charged with damaging Picasso paiting Police in London have charged a 20-year-old man after a painting by Pablo Picasso on display at the Tate Modern gallery was damaged over the weekend.      Illinois governor grants 11,000 pardons for low-level cannabis convictions A day before marijuana becomes legal in Illinois, the state's governor onTuesday pardoned more than 11,000 people convicted of low-level cannabis offenses.   Trump threatens Iran after protesters storm U.S. embassy in Iraqi capital President Donald Trump on Tuesday said Iran will face consequences after protesters attacked the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.   Sydney harbor fireworks kick off global New Year's celebrations New Year's celebrations around the world began at the stroke of midnight Wednesday in Australia, where a massive fireworks display in Sydney went ahead despite a ban on fires.   Kim Jong Un: North Korea no longer committed to halting nuclear, ICBM tests North Korean leader Kim Jong Un announced that there was no longer any reason to be "unilaterally bound" to its commitment to halt nuclear and inter-continental ballistic missile tests and warned of a "new strategic weap   Lockheed Martin nabs $2.35B in contracts for F-35 Lockheed Martin closed out the calendar year with $2.35 billion in five new contracts for the F-35 program.   Study shows yoga may boost brain function A review of 11 published studies found a link between yoga's movements, meditation and breathing practices and an increase in the size of key brain areas.   U.S. indexes end 2019 with gains; S&P and Nasdaq see largest growth since 2013 The major U.S. stock indexes closed up slightly to end the year bolstered by positive news about the trade relationship between the United States and China.   General Atomics nets $10.1M for work on USS Kennedy, future USS Enterprise General Atomics received a $10.1 million deal for work on the Ford-class aircraft carriers USS John F. Kennedy and the future USS Enterprise, the Pentagon has announced.   Fresno police arrest 6 suspected gang members in shooting that killed 4 Police in California arrested six suspected gang members in connection with a shooting that killed four people last month.   Sexual assault lawsuit against Kevin Spacey dismissed after accuser's death A lawsuit accusing actor Kevin Spacey of sexual assault was dismissed Monday, months after the anonymous massage therapist who filed it died.   Brain response to pleasure, pain may inform new mental health treatments A new study in mice has provided some clues into how the brain seeks pleasure and avoids pain. The findings may improve understanding of the way the brain performs in people with certain illnesses like depression.   Meth habit makes opioid addiction more difficult to beat Opioid addiction is tough enough to beat, but new research shows that having an accompanying methamphetamine habit may make quitting far more difficult.   Watch: Idaho man makes 2,173 behind-the-back disc catches in 1 hour An Idaho man completed his goal of breaking 52 Guinness records in 52 weeks when he managed to catch 2,173 flying discs behind his back in one hour.   Pharmacies not educating patients on disposal of unused drugs Fewer than half of California pharmacies provided disposal instructions to patients that met current U.S. FDA guidelines, and just 10 percent followed the agency's preferred recommendation to take back unused medications   Farming communities drop produce to celebrate new year Farming communities across the country are celebrating the arrival of 2020 by dropping the food items they are best known for producing.   Lottery player's mistake turns her into a $100,000 winner A Virginia woman who won a $100,000 jackpot from a lottery drawing said she owes her good luck to a mistake she made when filling out her play slip.   Melting Himalayan glaciers increase risk for glacial lake outburst floods New simulations suggest thousands of lakes in the Himalayas are at risk of generating dangerous outburst floods as rising global temperatures continue to melt the Himalayas.   Watch: BTS wishes fans a happy new year ahead of NYE performance K-pop group BTS shared its best wishes for 2020 prior to its performance on "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve."   Lupita Nyong'o chooses films with 'potential to shift a narrative' "Americanah" star Lupita Nyong'o said she selects projects that she believes will have social and cultural impact.   Idaho police continue search for two missing children Idaho authorities said they fear for the lives of a sister and brother who have been missing since September, and the mother and her new husband have refused to cooperate with the investigation.   Black bear removed from University of Tennessee stadium Wildlife officials in Tennessee said a black bear that wandered onto a university campus was captured after getting itself lost in the school's stadium.   CDC-reported vaping cases appear to be slowing The number of deaths and hospitalizations of vaping-related lung injuries in the nationwide outbreak continues to increase, but the outbreak appears to have slowed down.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Protesters Attack U.S. Embassy in Iraq, Chanting ‘Death to America’President Trump blamed Iran after demonstrators breached the compound’s outer wall. Tensions are high after American airstrikes killed members of an Iran-backed militia.   Trump Warns Iran as Risk of Wider Armed Conflict GrowsAdministration officials say they are restoring “deterrence” against Iran, but the president’s reluctance to use force in the Middle East may be creating an opening for Tehran. North Korea Is No Longer Bound by Nuclear Test Moratorium, Kim SaysKim Jong-un said North Korea was free of a self-imposed pause on testing nuclear weapons and long-range missiles, which President Trump had called a diplomatic victory. Impeachment Trial Looming, Chief Justice Reflects on Judicial IndependenceChief Justice John Roberts’s year-end report on the judiciary praised civics education, but it was not hard to detect a timely subtext that appeared to be addressed to President Trump. Science Panel Staffed With Trump Appointees Says E.P.A. Rollbacks Lack Scientific RigorThe Trump administration staffed an E.P.A. advisory panel with its choice of scientists, but they concluded that three significant regulatory rollbacks broke with established science. F.D.A. Plans to Ban Most E-Cigarette Flavors but MentholThe tobacco and vaping industries and conservative allies intensively lobbied against a ban on popular flavored e-cigarettes. Carlos Ghosn’s Escape: A Lawyer in Beirut, a French Passport and a Lot of MysteryThe prominent former auto executive eluded authorities and the news media to flee while awaiting trial, setting off a flurry of speculation. Carlos Ghosn’s Daring Escape to Lebanon: What We KnowHe built a global automotive empire. After he was arrested by the police, he challenged — and then ducked — the Japanese legal system. New Year’s Eve, Iraq, Equal Pay: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the last day of the year. No More Phones and Other Tech Predictions for the Next DecadeDespair not. What’s coming in the next few years might be a lot better than you expect. Where Are All the Women Coaches?Title IX got women playing college sports. Now it’s time to let them lead. Protect Veterans From FraudCongress could do much more to protect Americans who have served their country from predatory for-profit colleges. The Extremely Online Decade of ‘Get Out,’ Fake Meat and CrystalsThe 2010s, reviewed. Republican Women Are in CrisisIn the past 10 years, they have become an endangered species on the political stage. The Year in ChartsTweets, trade wars, impeachment. Will all the commotion affect Trump’s re-election chances in 2020? How to Protect New York’s JewsHere are concrete steps to combat anti-Semitic violence. Doctors, Nurses and the Paperwork Crisis That Could Unite ThemThey don’t always get along. But they are both under siege by the bureaucracy of a failing health care system. A New Year’s Climate DietHow many tons of emissions can we trim in the new year? The Meat-Lover’s Guide to Eating Less MeatReducing your meat and dairy intake can help mitigate climate change. Melissa Clark has ideas for how to do it deliciously. Sonny Mehta, Venerable Knopf Publisher, Is Dead at 77A voracious reader and an instinctive decision maker, Mr. Mehta could spot great books and, coming from a paperback world, had no qualms about pushing them. Chinese Scientist Is Accused of Smuggling Lab Samples, Amid Crackdown on Research TheftZaosong Zheng, a promising cancer researcher, confessed that he had planned to take the stolen samples to Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hospital, and publish the results under his own name. 2nd Senate Republican Questions Impartiality of Impeachment TrialSenator Susan Collins of Maine joined Lisa Murkowski in raising concerns over her leaders’ approach, and said she would be “open” to calling witnesses. Macron Stands by Contested Pension Plan, Despite Pressure From Marathon StrikeIn his annual New Year's Eve speech, President Emmanuel Macron of France hinted there could be changes to his plan, though he insisted “fear shouldn’t mean inaction.” Thousands Flee to Shore as Australia Fires Turn Skies Blood RedThe country’s east coast was dotted with apocalyptic scenes on the last day of the warmest decade on record in Australia. California Wanted to Protect Uber Drivers. Now It May Hurt Freelancers.A state law meant to protect workers at companies like Uber and Lyft takes effect on Wednesday. Some say it will limit their prospects. Why Abolishing Bail for Some Crimes Has Law Enforcement on EdgeDemocrats are hailing the new law, saying New York’s old bail system punished the poor. Critics say it will put criminals back on the streets. Texas Churchgoers Welcomed the Poor, but Sensed This One Was TroubleThe gunman who shot two parishioners at the West Freeway Church of Christ had come earlier looking for food and money, church leaders said. Throw a Dish. Don’t Eat Lobster. What Are Your New Year’s Superstitions?Across the world, there are many ways to ensure good luck: a kiss at midnight. A bowl of black-eyed peas, rice and pork. And, of course, swinging a flaming ball of fire to ward off evil. Ringing in the New Year (With Rings)Everyone already has the dresses, the tuxedos, the champagne. Is New Year’s Eve the one holiday it’s not rude to have a wedding? Letter of Recommendation: Dumb Robot VacuumsThey’re poorly constructed and easily confused — but mine is the only gadget I can trust. How Cutting Food Stamps Can Add Costs ElsewhereWhen people eat better, they enjoy better health, reducing not just suffering, but also some expenses. Is Theater Ridiculous? Movies, TV and Books Seem to Think SoFour recent works put plays and the people who make them in a weird spotlight. More Recent Articles
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