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
Tweet on Massacre Anniversary Puts Harsh Light on Sinn Fein Member
A Dance of Vaporizing Bodies, With a Nod to Butoh
Man Who Sheltered Homeless People in His Basement Stops After City Order
Giancarlo Stanton Deal Will Test the Yankees’ Newfound Fiscal Discipline
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.
Fighting Climate Change, One Laundry Load at a Time
Experts in the study of fungi are playing a bigger role in improving laundry detergents and, by extension, leading efforts to cut energy use.
One Man’s Stand Against Junk Food as Diabetes Climbs Across India
India is “sitting on a volcano” of diabetes. A father’s effort to ban junk food sales in and near schools aims to change what children eat.
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.
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.
At Veterans Hospital in Oregon, a Push for Better Ratings Puts Patients at Risk, Doctors Say
At Roseburg Veterans Affairs Medical Center, doctors and nurses said, hospital administrators reject high-risk patients in pursuit of a higher score.
Gynopedia Helps Female Travelers find Reproductive Health Care around The Globe
Getting comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care as a woman is hard. Getting care while jet setting, however, is damn near impossible.
After Surviving Maria, Trying to Keep Holiday Traditions Alive
Large parts of Puerto Rico still don’t have power after Hurricane Maria, but some residents are determined to celebrate Christmas one way or another.
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.
China, Moving to Cut Emissions, Halts Production of 500 Car Models
The suspensions pointed to Beijing’s growing willingness to test forceful antipollution measures and assume a leading role in the fight against climate change.
Melbourne Car Attack Was Not Connected to Terrorism, Police Say
The police said the man who drove an S.U.V. into a crowd, injuring 19 people, was mentally ill and had a history of drug abuse.
Corporate Japan Must Now Offer Stress Tests to Overworked Employees
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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.
Those Seatback Screens on Planes Are Starting to Disappear
They may keep passengers happy, but the entertainment systems are expensive and add bulk and weight to the seats. Plus, travelers are bringing their own devices.
Investors Spooked at Specter of Central Banks Halting Bond-Buying Spree
The most immediate fear: A sharp falloff in bond prices would rattle equity markets that are now trading at record highs.
U.S. Tax Bill May Inspire Cuts Globally, While Fueling Trade Tensions
Other countries may need to cut corporate taxes to stay competitive. But companies outside the United States also worry the bill discriminates against them.
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.
Will Nearly 200,000 Salvadorans Lose Their Immigration Status?
Jose Salinas has Temporary Protected Status, which is granted to immigrants who came to the United States from countries crippled by natural disasters or war. The Trump administration may end the program this month.
Rupert Murdoch and President Trump: A Friendship of Convenience
After decades of mutual wariness, the two titans now have a close relationship — just in time for Disney’s proposed acquisition of 21st Century Fox.
President Trump says ‘we will take care of it’ after North Korea missile launch
The president made his comments Tuesday, before North Korea said its new missile could reach the East Coast.
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.
Eli Manning Lifts Giants in Finale and Says He Wants to Stay
Knicks Fall to Spurs, Allowing Gregg Popovich to Move Up Career Wins List
Warriors Amble Back Into the Spotlight and Take Down the Cavaliers
A Baseball Trivia Quiz for the Holidays
Can you name the four Most Valuable Player Award winners, other than Babe Ruth, who have four-letter first and last names? If so, that’s one question down and 49 to go.
Andy Murray’s Australian Open Is in Doubt Because of Lingering Hip Problem
Over 150 Filmmakers Demand better Encryption in Cameras
From Soundcloud to the stage: Soulful R&B singer’s major festival debut
The ‘Rogue One’ review roundup: The latest post-Lucas ‘Star Wars’ is an absolute smash
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11-Year-Old Has Spent Her Life in Jail, a Serial Killer as a Cellmate
