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Atlanta Braves sign OF Marcell Ozuna to one-year, $18 million contract The Atlanta Braves signed former St. Louis Cardinals outfielder Marcell Ozuna to a one-year deal.      Trump administration blacklists Venezuelan aircraft as it ups the pressure on Maduro The United States on Tuesday blacklisted over a dozen aircraft used by the regime of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro as the Trump administration continues to ratchet up the pressure on the embattled president.   2020 census kicks off in rural Alaskan town of Toksook Bay The U.S. 2020 census officially kicked off Tuesday in the tiny western Alaskan town of Toksook Bay, which is closer to Russia via the Bering Straight than it is to the state's capital of Juneau by plane.   Study: Well visits to pediatricians up, sick visits down Little Johnny's cough has lasted for days, leaving Mom and Dad wondering if the symptoms warrant a trip to the doctor. A new study suggests that such parents may choose to skip that standard pediatric sick visit.   Derek Jeter, Larry Walker elected to Baseball Hall of Fame Former New York Yankees star Derek Jeter and five-time All-Star Larry Walker were selected to the Baseball Hall of Fame.   Re-enlistment numbers down in 2019, but not by much, Navy says Overall retention of eligible sailors was 74 percent in Fiscal Year 2019, a dip from 78 percent from Fiscal Year 2018, according to Navy data.   16 executives charged with murder in 2019 Brazil dam collapse Sixteen executives from Brazilian mining company Vale and German safety firm TUV SUD were charged with murder in the 2019 collapse of a dam in Brumadinho.   L.A. City Council approves resolution asking MLB to strip Astros, Red Sox of titles The Los Angeles City Council unanimously approved a resolution asking Major League Baseball to strip recent World Series titles from the Boston Red Sox and Houston Astros.   Krystal fast-food chain files for bankruptcy Georgia-based Krystal has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy but announced no plans for layoffs or closures at its fast-food chain.   BAE nabs $400.9M contract to deliver armored multi-purpose vehicles to Army BAE Systems Land & Armaments LP has been awarded a $400.9 million deal to procure 160 armored multi-purpose vehicles for the U.S. Army, according to the Pentagon.   FEMA approves funds to rebuild hospital in Vieques, Puerto Rico The Federal Emergency Management Agency approved $39.5 million to help an island off the coast of Puerto Rico rebuild its only hospital after damage caused by Hurricane Maria.   Cleveland Browns' Odell Beckham Jr. undergoes core muscle surgery Cleveland Browns star receiver Odell Beckham Jr. underwent a successful procedure to repair a core muscle injury.   Bariatric surgery doesn't always help mental health of overweight teens The mental and emotional problems many teens experience, due at least in part to being overweight, may persist long after successful bariatric surgery.   National Weather Service warns of falling iguanas on cold night in South Florida The National Weather Service on Tuesday warned people in South Florida of the possibility of falling iguanas in advance of cold weather.   Appeals court partially overturns Sheldon Silver's conviction A federal appeals court on Tuesday partially overturned a corruption conviction of former New York State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver.   New England Patriots WR Julian Edelman underwent shoulder surgery New England Patriots veteran wide receiver Julian Edelman underwent a procedure last week and is expected to be ready for the team's off-season program in April.   Lebanon forms new 20-minister government amid mass economic protests Lebanon formed a new coalition government Tuesday, months after its prime minister resigned amid protests.   Arctic seal rescued after long journey to Iceland Police in Iceland responded to an unusual call when an Arctic seal wandered far away from home and ended up in a harbor.   Boeing trading halted after stock falls 6 percent Boeing's stock trading was temporarily halted Tuesday after shares fell nearly 6 percent amid reports that regulators would keep 737 Max planes grounded longer than expected.   CMV-22B Osprey completes first flight in Texas The first CMV-22B Osprey aircraft has completed its first flight at Bell's Amarillo Assembly Center in Texas, Bell Boeing announced Tuesday.   Benefits of marijuana for sleep assistance may fade, study says Medical marijuana may not provide long-term relief of sleep issues in people battling chronic pain, a new study finds, mainly because users may develop a tolerance to the drug.   Brazil indicts The Intercept founder Glenn Greenwald Prosecutors in Brazil have filed charges against American journalist Glenn Greenwald, founder of The Intercept, accusing him of cybercrimes, court documents made public Tuesday indicate.   Lighthouse keeper had to wait two months to collect lottery jackpot A British Columbia man said he had to wait two months to collect his lottery jackpot of over $700,000 because he couldn't get leave from his job as a lighthouse keeper.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump Focuses on Economy at Davos, Seeking a Counter to ImpeachmentPresident Trump made his first appearance on the international stage since the House sent impeachment articles to the Senate, on the day his trial is set to begin in earnest.   Barr Once Contradicted Trump’s Claim That Abuse of Power Is Not ImpeachableIn a memo for the Trump team during the Russia investigation, the attorney general wrote that presidents who misuse their authority are subject to impeachment. Trump Trial Day 1: Roped-Off Reporters and TV Cameras Run by the SenateWith the government in control of the production, “the emotion” of Tuesday’s session was missing, said Chris Wallace of Fox News. ‘Nobody Likes Him’: Hillary Clinton Risks a Party Split Over Bernie SandersMrs. Clinton’s sharp criticism of her former rival in an upcoming documentary series ricocheted across the Democratic Party on Tuesday, threatening to reopen the barely healed wounds of 2016. Biden and Sanders Trade Attacks Over Honesty and Social SecurityA day after they seemed to have brokered a truce, Joe Biden released a video criticizing “Bernie’s negative attacks” and Bernie Sanders responded with one blasting his rival’s record on Social Security. Architect of C.I.A. Interrogation Program Testifies at Guantánamo BayAppearing for the first time at the military war court, James Mitchell was defiant, saying he was there for the benefit of the victims of the 9/11 attacks and their families. Glenn Greenwald Charged With Cybercrimes in BrazilMr. Greenwald is accused of being part of a “criminal investigation” that hacked into the cellphones of prosecutors and public officials. Impeachment, Wuhan, Derek Jeter: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Lessons From the Last Impeachment TrialAt the opening of only the third Senate trial of a president in U.S. history, we ask: What can the previous proceedings teach us about this time? Davos Warms to Trump’s Results (if Not Him Personally)Many of the elite who gather at the World Economic Forum were horrified by his election. But most seem to have come to accept the U.S. president. Let Us All Now Weep for Donald TrumpIn his Senate trial as in all else, he’s a profile in persecution. Day 1: The Rules of EngagementDemocrats and Republicans clash over the Senate’s impeachment trial procedure. How to Defeat Trump and Catch a FrisbeeThere is a winnable approach for Democrats in the impeachment trial. Mrs. Clinton, You Already Beat Bernie Sanders. Trump Is the Opponent Now.The Democrats’ last standard-bearer won’t say she’ll commit to anyone who wins the nomination, disrupting party unity. How Amazon, Geico and Walmart Fund PropagandaAlgorithms are sending ads by American brands onto Russian disinformation sites. Dear Harry and Meghan, Some Friendly Canadian AdviceFor one thing, stick with Drake. Why Trump’s Threadbare Legal Argument Will Probably WorkThanks a lot, Mitch McConnell. Brazil Calls Glenn Greenwald’s Reporting a CrimeHe’s faced continual threats since revealing that leaked texts showed illegal activity by a judge who helped clear the path for Jair Bolsonaro’s election. The Road to Auschwitz Wasn’t Paved With IndifferenceWe don’t have to be ‘upstanders’ to avoid genocides. We just have to make sure not to help them along. How to Convince a White Realtor You’re Middle ClassBlack people expend daily energy to counteract racial stereotypes and get fair treatment. Mission Impawsible: How Much ‘Cats’ Can a Person Take?The assignment: Head to Boston to see the touring stage show and the movie musical all in one day. The result: a purr, a yowl or both? Baseball Hall of Fame: Derek Jeter and Larry Walker Join 2020 ClassJeter came up a single vote short of becoming the second person to be named on 100 percent of the ballots. Walker was elected in his final year of eligibility. Trump Considering an Expansion of His 2017 Travel BanThe president said in Davos, Switzerland, that he was planning to add more countries to an executive order barring people from predominantly Muslim countries. Britain Plans Vast Privacy Protections for ChildrenNew rules will require online services to overhaul how they treat the personal details of children in the country. Census 2020: Counting Heads Along the Frozen Bering SeaThe census began its 2020 count in a remote Alaskan village amid questions about whether officials can avoid yet another undercount of minority communities. This Company Says It Will Fix Your Smile. It May Shush You if It Doesn’t.SmileDirectClub, which sells teeth aligners online, has worked to limit information about customer dissatisfaction. Grammys Chief Calls Her Removal Retaliation for Exposing ‘Boys’ Club’Deborah Dugan, who was placed on leave, said that the Recording Academy’s lawyer sexually harassed her and that she had complained about financial and voting irregularities. Chinese City Uses Facial Recognition to Shame Pajama WearersLocal officials apologized, but the crackdown on a common — and comfortable — practice has raised a rare outcry over privacy in a country accustomed to surveillance. The Quiet Confidence of Naomi OsakaOsaka, the reigning Australian Open champion, was 14-1 going into the tournament after losing in the United States Open last year. A Bollywood Star Takes on a Global StigmaDeepika Padukone’s new movie, “Chhapaak,” highlights the activism of survivors of acid attacks. If Women Ruled the World, What Would They Wear?From the goddess to the governess at Dior and Chanel, and beyond at Iris Van Herpen. At the couture shows this week in Paris, fashion designers begin to address reality. English’s Pronoun Problem Is Centuries’ OldIn “What’s Your Pronoun?” Dennis Baron argues that the language’s lack of a third-person, gender-neutral pronoun has dogged writers and speakers since at least the Middle Ages. Should I Tell My Aunt That Her Costume Is Racist?The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on the trouble with criticizing “cultural appropriation” and more. How Fast Can a Human Run?Two legs are good. Four legs might be better. The New Generation of Self-Created UtopiasAs so-called intentional communities proliferate across the country, a subset of Americans is discovering the value of opting out of contemporary society. More Recent Articles
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