What Will Laura Dern Wear to the Golden Globes? (Hint: It Will Be Black)
Met Changes 50-Year Admissions Policy: Non-New Yorkers Must Pay
Canada Attacks U.S. Tariffs by Taking Case to WTO
Trump reacts to Lauer firing by blasting ‘Fake News’
Farhad and Mike’s Week in Tech: Cuckoo for Cryptocurrency
Next Challenge for the Golden Knights: A Long Eastern Road Trip
Man alleges Bobcat attack; Condo Owner says it was Housecat
A Florida contractor says he was attacked by a bobcat inside a woman’s condo, but the animal’s owner says her feline is no predator, just a 10-pound domestic longhair kitty named Calli.
The Last Thing You Want to Do Is Hit the Ball to Center Field
Andruw Jones was a singular talent on defense, but in his first year on the Hall of Fame ballot he is on the verge of being eliminated from future consideration.
Tweet on Massacre Anniversary Puts Harsh Light on Sinn Fein Member
The Belfast police said they were investigating a post by Barry McElduff, a member of Parliament, who appeared to mock the anniversary of a sectarian massacre of 10 Protestants.
A Dance of Vaporizing Bodies, With a Nod to Butoh
Kota Yamazaki and his wife, the dancer Mina Nishimura, talk about their new work coming to Baryshnikov Arts Center.
Dad who dressed as Princess Peach for his Daughter addresses critics in Open Letter
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‘Playing for Change’ Promotes Peace and Inclusion Around the World
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China’s New Lenders Collect Invasive Data and Offer Billions. Beijing Is Worried.
Government officials are moving to curb a new generation of businesses that make personal loans online, amid concerns about privacy and rising debt.
Japanese Social Media Panic After Psychic ‘Predicts’ Massive Earthquake
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Right and Left React to the Clash Between Trump and Bannon
Writers from across the political spectrum on the comments made by Stephen K. Bannon about President Trump and the president’s response.
Theresa May Apologizes for Delays in Britain’s Health System
A day after denying there was a problem, the prime minister acknowledged the frustrations of waiting for up to 12 hours to see a doctor or nurse.
Internet Users in China Expect to Be Tracked. Now, They Want Privacy
Chinese are demanding better protections even as the government and tech giants like Alibaba and Tencent gather ever more data.
Trump Moves to Open Nearly All Offshore Waters to Drilling
The proposal would give the energy industry access to more than a billion acres, dealing a blow to President Barack Obama’s environmental legacy.
Male Nurses Explain Why Nursing Is a Job of the Future for Men
How the field is changing, and how it could help address a problem for men: The fastest-growing jobs are mostly done by women.
Giancarlo Stanton Deal Will Test the Yankees’ Newfound Fiscal Discipline
The only team that has paid a luxury tax in each of the 18 seasons it has existed said 2018 would be different. Then Giancarlo Stanton became available.
An Unrelenting Georgia Wears Down Oklahoma in a Clash of Styles
After climbing back from a deep first-half deficit, the Bulldogs had reason to be confident as they closed out a semifinal victory in double overtime.
Google says It’s got Your Back on Major CPU vulnerability
Newly disclosed processor vulnerabilities threaten the security of devices around the globe, but Google is here to tell you that it totally has your back. Well, for some of them, at least.
Eli Manning Lifts Giants in Finale and Says He Wants to Stay
This is like my family, the New York Giants has been,” the quarterback said. “Hopefully they feel the same way, and we can make that work out.
How We Looked at the Arts This Year: Our Favorite Photographs
These images, some of the best we took in 2017, capture the power of the artists and performers we covered — and offer plenty of beauty on their own.
Knicks Fall to Spurs, Allowing Gregg Popovich to Move Up Career Wins List
With a second win over the Knicks in six days, Popovich moved into fifth place on the N.B.A.’s coaching wins list, breaking a tie with George Karl.
Apple will replace iPhone batteries for $29 even if they’re technically still ‘good’
If you have an iPhone 6 model or later, you should probably go replace the battery for a discounted rate at your local Apple Store.
50 Actually Nice things that happened in 2017
We (rightfully) talk a lot about all that went wrong in 2017. But because no year, no matter how disturbing, can ever be all trash, let’s take a moment to appreciate a few things that went right.
7 Ways To Keep Calm When You Were Expecting A Ring & Didn’t Get One
OK, so you were totally expecting a proposal this holiday season, and it hasn’t come yet. You and your partner have been talking about marriage for awhile.
Warriors Amble Back Into the Spotlight and Take Down the Cavaliers
Facial Scans at U.S. Airports Violate Americans’ Privacy, Report Says
7 Unique Museums You Can Visit & Still Appreciate, Even If You Don’t Love Art
Pop Music in 2017: Glum and Glummer
The dominant sound this year was dark, traumatized and defensive, led by artists like Lil Uzi Vert, Future and Taylor Swift.
A Baseball Trivia Quiz for the Holidays
Eric Schmidt to Step Down as Alphabet’s Executive Chairman
Andy Murray’s Australian Open Is in Doubt Because of Lingering Hip Problem
The Lure of a Better Life, Amid Cold and Darkness
Norilsk, once a slave labor camp, now prospers as a source of palladium. Not bad, except for the two months of darkness and temperatures of minus 80 F.
Over 150 Filmmakers Demand better Encryption in Cameras
