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Yemen government, Houthi rebels agree to prisoner swap The two sides of Yemen's civil war have agreed to a long-delayed, large-scale prisoner swap plan, the United Nations said Sunday.      • Email to a friend • Watch: Hawks' Trae Young drains half-court shot in 2020 NBA All-Star Game Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young sank a deep half-court shot before halftime during the 2020 NBA All-Star Game on Sunday night at the United Center in Chicago.   • Email to a friend • Two killed in Colorado avalanche Search and rescue volunteers in Colorado recovered the bodies of two snowmobilers on Sunday who were killed over the weekend in an avalanche, officials said.   • Email to a friend • MLB commissioner Rob Manfred defends Astros' punishment for stealing signs As players from around the league continue to criticize MLB's handling of the Houston Astros, commissioner Rob Manfred defended his punishment of the organization for stealing signs.   • Email to a friend • Ex-Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Tony Fernandez dies at 57 Former Toronto Blue Jays star shortstop Tony Fernandez has died at the age of 57.   • Email to a friend • DNC releases qualifications for South Carolina presidential debate Five Democratic candidates have qualified for upcoming debates in Nevada and South Carolina as the Democratic National Committee released qualifications for the Feb. 25 debate in Charleston.   • Email to a friend • Former Justice Department officials call on William Barr to resign A group of former Justice Department employees called on Attorney General William Barr to resign Sunday, citing his handling of the sentencing of President Donald Trump's associate Roger Stone.   • Email to a friend • NBA renames All-Star Game MVP award after Lakers legend Kobe Bryant NBA commissioner Adam Silver announced that the NBA All-Star Game MVP award was permanently named after late Los Angeles Lakers icon Kobe Bryant.   • Email to a friend • NBA All-Star Weekend: Derrick Jones Jr. beats Aaron Gordon in controversial dunk contest Miami Heat forward Derrick Jones Jr. edged Orlando Magic forward Aaron Gordon in a remarkable slam dunk contest that needed two tiebreaker dunks.   • Email to a friend • 11,800 turn out for early voting in Nevada caucus amid reports of long lines, understaffing Thousands of Nevada Democrats took part in early voting for the state's caucuses on Saturday amid long lines and other complications at some voting locations.   • Email to a friend • Ex-University of Wisconsin football player arrested in double homicide Marcus Randle El, 33, was arrested in connection with the deaths of Seairaha Winchester, 30, of Joliet, Ill., and Brittany McAdory, 28, of Janesville, Wisc., police said.   • Email to a friend • Highlights from the 62nd running of the Daytona 500 The Daytona 500 in Florida caps several days of racing and racing activities from February 13-16, 2020.   • Email to a friend • Benny Gantz vows to form government without Benjamin Netanyahu, Arab parties Benny Gantz, chairman of Israel's Blue and White party, said Sunday he will form a government with neither Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu nor Arab parties after the upcoming elections.   • Email to a friend • 'Sonic' tops the North American box office with $57M Family film "Sonic the Hedgehog" is the No. 1 movie in North America, earning $57 million in receipts this weekend, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.   • Email to a friend • Storm Dennis to spread damaging winds into north central Europe Following the arrival of damaging winds across Britain, the powerful punch from Storm Dennis will spread south and eastward across northern Europe.   • Email to a friend • Elton John has walking pneumonia, cuts concert short Pop music icon Elton John cut short his New Zealand concert Sunday because he is suffering from walking pneumonia.   • Email to a friend • 1 dead, 4 injured in shooting at Connecticut nightclub One person was killed and four others were injured in a shooting at a nightclub in Connecticut, police said Sunday.   • Email to a friend • Lewis Burton, ITV grieving Caroline Flack's death Caroline Flack's boyfriend Lewis Burton and former employer ITV are grieving the television personality's death from apparent suicide this weekend.   • Email to a friend • Jennifer Hudson wraps Aretha Franklin biopic 'Respect' Oscar-winning "Dreamgirls" star Jennifer Hudson announced on Instagram that she has finished work on the Aretha Franklin biopic, "Respect."   • Email to a friend • Coronavirus: Cruise ship evacuations begin; detail toll rises to 1,670 The death toll from the coronavirus rose to 1,670 Sunday as evacuations began overnight from a cruise ship that had been quarantined in Japan with 356 confirmed cases of the infection.   • Email to a friend • Daytona 500 postponed by rain hours after Donald Trump rides around track The 62nd running of the Daytona 500 in Daytona Beach, Fla., was postponed because of rain, putting a damper on a race day that included President Donald Trump taking a spin around the track in his limousine.   • Email to a friend • Repeating weather pattern to breed more snow across Great Lakes, New England Just as many storms have done this winter, a new system will track from the Plains into the Great Lakes and northern New England early this week and produce another swath of snow.   • Email to a friend • Traumatic brain injuries raise risk of psychiatric ills in soldiers U.S. soldiers who suffer a moderate or severe traumatic brain injury are more likely to suffer other mental health woes than those with other serious injuries, a new study finds.   • Email to a friend • Famous birthdays for Feb. 16: The Weeknd, Ava Max Singer The Weeknd turns 30 and singer Ava Max turns 27, among the famous birthdays for Feb. 16.   • Email to a friend • | |||||||||||||||||||||
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‘Are You Sick?’ For Asian-Americans, a Sneeze Brings SuspicionThough there are only a few known cases in the U.S., the coronavirus outbreak has left some Asian-Americans feeling an unsettling level of public scrutiny.   • Email to a friend • Former Justice Dept. Lawyers Press for Barr to Step DownMore than 1,100 former prosecutors and officials who served in Republican and Democratic administrations signed an open letter condemning the president and the attorney general over the Stone case. • Email to a friend • The Next Hurdle for Bernie Sanders: Nevada’s Top Union Dislikes ‘Medicare for All’His Democratic rivals are trying to capitalize. • Email to a friend • Democrats Look Ahead From Nevada and See a Common Enemy: BloombergThe presidential candidates worked to sell their pitches to the state’s caucusgoers on Sunday, but also ripped into the billionaire they will soon face in the Super Tuesday contests on March 3. • Email to a friend • Democrats Plan to Highlight Health Care and Jobs Over Investigating TrumpWith impeachment behind them and an eye on November, Democrats appear to have decided that focusing on President Trump’s norm-shattering words and deeds only elevates him. • Email to a friend • Trump Effort to Keep U.S. Tech Out of China Alarms American FirmsThe administration wants to protect national security by restricting the flow of technology to China. But technology companies worry it could undermine them instead. • Email to a friend • Black Families Came to Chicago by the Thousands. Why Are They Leaving?There is an exodus of African-Americans from Chicago. Hardis White, 78, is one of those who left, and three generations of his family wrestled with staying or going. • Email to a friend • Young Somalis Step in Where Government FailsIn a country that has endured three decades of chaos — from extremist attacks and environmental crises — the responders, medics, road-builders and educators are often not government workers, but young volunteers. • Email to a friend • Did Biden Scare Off Our Next President?Imagine the race if other Democrats had not overreacted. • Email to a friend • Democrats, Don’t Wish for Your Own RogueBloomberg’s record and misleading statements make him a dangerous choice. • Email to a friend • What We Still Don’t Get About George WashingtonThere continue to be ways to look with fresh eyes at our founding-est founding father. • Email to a friend • My Friend Lives Inside the War on Terror. Listen to Him.Capt. Richard Murphy spoke to me about his looming deployment to Afghanistan and how he keeps soldiers mentally healthy. • Email to a friend • Crazy Mascots Flooded Japan. Can This Grouchy Boar Survive?The country’s fading towns saw the colorful characters as a way to lure tourists and investment. With few success stories, many are being quietly killed off. • Email to a friend • Japan’s Economy Shrank Sharply. Now Comes the Coronavirus.After hits from storms and a tax increase, the world’s No. 3 economy could face recession as the outbreak takes a toll on tourism. • Email to a friend • Nikita Pearl Waligwa, Star of ‘Queen of Katwe,’ Dies at 15The Ugandan teenager, who debuted in the 2016 Disney film about a chess whiz, died of brain cancer, her school said. • Email to a friend • As Floods Spread in Mississippi, Officials Say the Worst Is Still AheadHeavy rains swamped a reservoir and pushed the Pearl River over its banks, forcing evacuations. The river may not crest until Monday. • Email to a friend • Trump Kicks Off the Daytona 500, and a Race for Florida VotesThe appearance at the NASCAR event, complete with flyovers and a trip around the track in the presidential limousine, was a highly choreographed showing by the president. • Email to a friend • Katie Waldman and Stephen Miller Wed at Trump HotelKatie Waldman, Vice President Mike Pence’s press secretary, marries Stephen Miller, a senior adviser to President Trump, at the Trump International Hotel in Washington. • Email to a friend • Manfred Says Astros’ Shame Is Penalty Enough. Opponents Might Disagree.Commissioner Rob Manfred defended M.L.B.’s handling of the Astros’ cheating scandal. But many fans and players don’t think it went far enough, leaving the door open for more ugliness. • Email to a friend • Harriet Tubman on a Debit Card: A Tribute or a Gaffe?The nation’s largest black-owned bank said it heard supportive comments about the design. Social media users were less convinced. • Email to a friend • Silicon Valley Heads to Europe, Nervous About New RulesFacebook’s Mark Zuckerberg and Google’s Sundar Pichai have journeyed to Brussels as the European Union drafts regulation for A.I. and the digital economy. • Email to a friend • As Homelessness Plagues Los Angeles, Success Comes for VeteransIn California’s biggest city, a nearly 400-acre campus with new housing represents one of the country’s most ambitious plans to address veteran homelessness. • Email to a friend • What to Do With a Day offStep 1: Actually take the day off. • Email to a friend • How to Find the Best C.P.A. or Tax Accountant Near YouHere are tips and recommendations on how to hire a C.P.A. or tax accountant near you — or further afield, if your local options are limited. • Email to a friend • What to Cook This WeekMake a classic beef Stroganoff — or go wild, and treat yourself to an outrageously rich meatloaf Stroganoff! • Email to a friend • Caroline Flack, Who Hosted ‘Love Island,’ Dies by Suicide at 40Ms. Flack, who was a fixture in the British tabloids, began hosting the show in 2015. • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles
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