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Saturday, February 10, 2018
IN THIS EMAIL: [Top News](#0) | [Editors' Picks](#2) | [Todayâs Videos](#4) | [World](#5) | [U.S.](#6) | [Politics](#7) | [Business](#8) | [Technology](#9) | [Sports](#10) | [Arts](#11) | [New York](#12) | [Media & Advertising](#13) | [Fashion & Style](#14) | [Obituaries](#15) | [Op-Ed](#16) | [CUSTOMIZE »](
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Top News
[Kelly Says Heâs Willing to Resign as Abuse Scandal Roils White House]( [Kelly Says Heâs Willing to Resign as Abuse Scandal Roils White House](
By MAGGIE HABERMAN, JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS and MICHAEL S. SCHMIDT
A resignation by the chief of staff, John F. Kelly, was not considered imminent, but his suggestion reflects the turmoil engulfing President Trumpâs staff.
[Trump Blocks Release of Memo Rebutting Republican Claims]( [Trump Blocks Release of Memo Rebutting Republican Claims](
By MICHAEL D. SHEAR and NICHOLAS FANDOS
President Trump blocked the release of a classified Democratic memo, setting up a potential showdown with Congress over the fate of its contents.
[U.S. Spies, Seeking to Retrieve Cyberweapons, Paid Russian Peddling Trump Secrets]( [U.S. Spies, Seeking to Retrieve Cyberweapons, Paid Russian Peddling Trump Secrets](
By MATTHEW ROSENBERG
After months of negotiations, the Russian insisted on including information about the president as part of a deal involving stolen hacking tools.
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Editors' Picks
[Welcome to the Post-Text Future](
Technology
[Welcome to the Post-Text Future](
By FARHAD MANJOO
The internet was born in text. Now, video and audio are ascendant, writing is being left behind, and everything will be different.
[A Waste Worker Dies Every Day](
Opinion | Op-Ed Contributor
[A Waste Worker Dies Every Day](
By CARL ZIMRING
In his final speech, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King pushed for justice for sanitation workers. We havenât done enough.
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QUOTATION OF THE DAY
"The Arizona Republican Party, theyâre just slitting their own throats. They are pushing and doing everything they can to offend the Latino population."
[JOHN GILES]( the Republican mayor of Mesa, Ariz., on candidates who fail to balance the demands of Republican primary voters and those of the wider electorate in a state with a growing minority population.
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Todayâs Videos
[How to Watch the Winter Olympics, on TV and Mobile Devices]( [How to Watch the Winter Olympics, on TV and Mobile Devices](
By NOEL MURRAY
What if youâre away from your TV and need your live biathlon fix? And what if youâve cancelled your cable package? Luckily, your options are plentiful.
[Before Her Blades Scratch the Ice]( [[Video]Video: Before Her Blades Scratch the Ice](
By MARGARET CHEATHAM WILLIAMS, ALEXANDRA GARCIA and CHARLOTTE AGER
As she ties up her skates for the seemingly millionth time, Madison Hubbell pictures her dance. A voice in her head reminds her that she might fall. Then the announcers call her name.
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World
[Colombian Rebels Suspend Election Campaign, Putting Peace Into Limbo]( [Colombian Rebels Suspend Election Campaign, Putting Peace Into Limbo](
By NICHOLAS CASEY
The largest rebel group, the FARC, has suspended campaigning in the coming elections, saying its candidates have been attacked and are unsafe.
[Worries Rise as Pope and China Edge Closer to Deal on Bishops]( [Worries Rise as Pope and China Edge Closer to Deal on Bishops](
By JASON HOROWITZ and ELISABETTA POVOLEDO
A crucial issue is who gets to appoint the bishops and whether Rome will have a say. A retired archbishop of Hong Kong fears the Vatican is âselling outâ Chinese Catholics.
[A Murder Trial Stirs Emotions About Canadaâs Relations With Indigenous Population]( [A Murder Trial Stirs Emotions About Canadaâs Relations With Indigenous Population](
By IAN AUSTEN
Some in a Saskatchewan town question how much progress has been made in Prime Minister Justin Trudeauâs effort at reconciliation with the First Nations of Canada.
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U.S.
[Developers Seek $6 Million Tax Break for Trump-Managed Hotel]( [Developers Seek $6 Million Tax Break for Trump-Managed Hotel](
By STEVE EDER and BEN PROTESS
The presidentâs family business has teamed up with local developers on a Mississippi Delta hotel. The developers want financial relief from the state.
[Inquiry of Soldiersâ Deaths Urges Curtailing West Africa Missions]( [Inquiry of Soldiersâ Deaths Urges Curtailing West Africa Missions](
By THOMAS GIBBONS-NEFF, HELENE COOPER and ERIC SCHMITT
The Pentagon is poised to scale back patrols and commandersâ authorities as a result of the October ambush in Niger that killed four American soldiers.
[Las Vegas Gunmanâs Brain Exam Only Deepens Mystery of His Actions]( [Las Vegas Gunmanâs Brain Exam Only Deepens Mystery of His Actions](
By SHERI FINK
A study of Stephen Paddockâs brain revealed an abnormally high number of structures associated with age, but no evidence of neurological disorders.
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Politics
[Amid Turmoil From Washington to Wall Street, a Surprisingly Passive President](
News Analysis
[Amid Turmoil From Washington to Wall Street, a Surprisingly Passive President](
By PETER BAKER
President Trump stayed largely on the sidelines as a volatile stock market plunged, Congress sealed a budget deal and a top aide was ousted over abuse charges.
[No. 3 Official at the Justice Department Is Stepping Down]( [No. 3 Official at the Justice Department Is Stepping Down](
By KATIE BENNER
The official, Rachel Brand, was widely seen as the most likely successor to Rod J. Rosenstein, who oversees the inquiry into Russian influence in the 2016 election.
[As Other Aides Face Trumpâs Ire Over Rob Porterâs Departure, Hope Hicks Is Praised]( [As Other Aides Face Trumpâs Ire Over Rob Porterâs Departure, Hope Hicks Is Praised](
By KATIE ROGERS
The president dismissed an idea circulated by some aides and allies that heâd been unhappy with Ms. Hopeâs role in workshopping an initial forceful defense of Mr. Porter.
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Business
[The Era of Fiscal Austerity Is Over. Hereâs What Big Deficits Mean for the Economy.]( [The Era of Fiscal Austerity Is Over. Hereâs What Big Deficits Mean for the Economy.](
By NEIL IRWIN
It depends on whether you look at the short, medium or long term.
[The Trump Tax Cuts Hurt This Manufacturer. It Kept On Lobbying.]( [The Trump Tax Cuts Hurt This Manufacturer. It Kept On Lobbying.](
By JIM TANKERSLEY
Hundreds of companies were hurt by the Trump tax cuts, which failed to extend dozens of expiring tax credits. Executives at Plug Power never lost hope.
[Insurance 101: Butler Undergrads Write Coverage for Dogs and Pianos](
Your Money
[Insurance 101: Butler Undergrads Write Coverage for Dogs and Pianos](
By RON LIEBER
Most undergraduates never discover that insurance is interesting. Butler University is trying to change that through a student-run insurance company.
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Technology
[One Cause of Market Turbulence: Computer-Driven Index Funds]( [One Cause of Market Turbulence: Computer-Driven Index Funds](
By LANDON THOMAS Jr.
The rise of passive investing over the past decade fueled the stock marketâs historic boom. Now itâs acting as an accelerant as markets decline.
[Uber and Waymo Settle Trade Secrets Suit Over Driverless Cars]( [Uber and Waymo Settle Trade Secrets Suit Over Driverless Cars](
By DAISUKE WAKABAYASHI
Uberâs chief, Dara Khosrowshahi, said the company had not stolen trade secrets from the self-driving car unit of Googleâs parent company, but expressed âregret for the actionsâ that led to the suit.
[Facial Recognition Is Accurate, if Youâre a White Guy]( [Facial Recognition Is Accurate, if Youâre a White Guy](
By STEVE LOHR
Commercial software is nearly flawless at telling the gender of white men, a new study says. But not so for darker-skinned women.
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Sports
[Olympics Open With Koreas Marching Together, Offering Hope for Peace]( [Olympics Open With Koreas Marching Together, Offering Hope for Peace](
By MOTOKO RICH
The détente between North and South transcended several other compelling story lines, including the participation of Russian athletes despite a doping scandal.
[Nathan Chen Struggles in Olympic Figure Skating Debut]( [Nathan Chen Struggles in Olympic Figure Skating Debut](
By KAREN CROUSE
âObviously not what I wanted to do on my first Olympic run,â Chen said after a shaky performance that left the American team fourth in a field of 10.
[Cavaliers Clear the Air by Blowing Up the Building](
On Pro Basketball
[Cavaliers Clear the Air by Blowing Up the Building](
By MARC STEIN
Deadline deals rarely lead to championships, but there is little precedent for the dramatic roster overhaul Cleveland engineered on Thursday.
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Arts
[About That Song Youâve Heard, Kumbaya]( [About That Song Youâve Heard, Kumbaya](
By JOHN ELIGON
The old spiritual sung around campfires will be performed plenty during Black History Month, especially in the Georgia community that claims it as its own.
[âAging Prideâ Challenges the Cult of Youth](
Criticâs Notebook
[âAging Prideâ Challenges the Cult of Youth](
By JASON FARAGO
An exhibition at the Belvedere Museum in Vienna explores shifting attitudes toward beauty and age as populations grow older.
[On âBig Brother,â America Gets the Reality-TV Politics It Deserves](
Criticâs Notebook
[On âBig Brother,â America Gets the Reality-TV Politics It Deserves](
By JAMES PONIEWOZIK
Omarosa Manigault Newman struck at Donald Trump using what she learned from him on âThe Apprentice.â
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New York
[Todd Howe, Key Witness in Albany Corruption Trial, Is Jailed]( [Todd Howe, Key Witness in Albany Corruption Trial, Is Jailed](
By BENJAMIN WEISER and VIVIAN WANG
The government immediately moved to revoke the bond of Mr. Howe, who admitted in court that he had violated the terms of his deal with prosecutors.
[Not So Fast on Deportations, Judges Tell Immigration Agency]( [Not So Fast on Deportations, Judges Tell Immigration Agency](
By LIZ ROBBINS
The federal courts have increasingly served as a roadblock for the Trump administration as it moves to expel noncitizens like the activist Ravi Ragbir.
[To Cut Drug Deaths, City Considers Sanctioned Places to Shoot Up]( [To Cut Drug Deaths, City Considers Sanctioned Places to Shoot Up](
By LUIS FERRÃ-SADURNÃ
New York is debating safe injection facilities, where addicts, under supervision to prevent overdose fatalities, can use opioids without fear of arrest.
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Media & Advertising
[Trinity Mirror Agrees to Buy U.K. Tabloid Rival]( [Trinity Mirror Agrees to Buy U.K. Tabloid Rival](
By CHAD BRAY
The deal would bring together The Daily Mirror and The Daily Express, news outlets on opposite ends of Britainâs political spectrum.
[Fox News Removes a Top Executiveâs Column on Olympic Team Diversity]( [Fox News Removes a Top Executiveâs Column on Olympic Team Diversity](
By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM
The piece, written by John Moody and published on FoxNews.com, sarcastically suggested that the motto for the U.S. Olympic Committee should be âDarker, Gayer, Different.â
[Fight Over Cambodian Leaderâs Facebook âLikesâ Reaches a U.S. Court]( [Fight Over Cambodian Leaderâs Facebook âLikesâ Reaches a U.S. Court](
By JULIA WALLACE
An opposition politician argues that Hun Sen, the Asian countryâs authoritarian premier, has used social media to spread fake news and strengthen his hold on power.
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Fashion & Style
[Tom Ford Loses His Cool](
Fashion Review
[Tom Ford Loses His Cool](
By VANESSA FRIEDMAN
The first big show of New York Fashion Week was heavy on leopard and lamé, and light on new ideas.
[With These Rings, She She Weds]( [With These Rings, She She Weds](
By MATTHEW SCHNEIER
Amid the anger of the #MeToo movement, one NYFW designer hurtled full-throttle into self love, with a wedding for one woman and her own âhigher self.â
[âNothing Says Chic Like Matching Your Drink to Your Dressâ]( [âNothing Says Chic Like Matching Your Drink to Your Dressâ](
By RUTH LA FERLA
Lela Rose tweaks the traditional trunk show, mingling frocks with cocktails and canapés in an intimate at-home soiree.
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Obituaries
[John Gavin, Actor and Ambassador to Mexico Under Reagan, Dies at 86]( [John Gavin, Actor and Ambassador to Mexico Under Reagan, Dies at 86](
By ROBERT D. McFADDEN
Mr. Gavin played romantic leads in the 1950s and 1960s and was served in Mexico City for a rocky five-year tenure.
[Lovebug Starski, Hip-Hop Trailblazer, Is Dead at 57]( [Lovebug Starski, Hip-Hop Trailblazer, Is Dead at 57](
By JON CARAMANICA
A versatile D.J. and rapper, in the 1970s he was a key figure in the development and evolution of a new kind of music in the South Bronx.
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Op-Ed
[Is Loneliness a Health Epidemic?](
Gray Matter
[Is Loneliness a Health Epidemic?](
By ERIC KLINENBERG
Social disconnection is a serious matter. But letâs not whip up a panic.
[When Wall Street Writes Its Own Rules](
Opinion
[When Wall Street Writes Its Own Rules](
By SHEELAH KOLHATKAR
The story of Steven A. Cohen explains our current economic age.
[Select the Worst Trump Minion](
Op-Ed Columnist
[Select the Worst Trump Minion](
By GAIL COLLINS
There are many choices for outstanding ineptitude and ability to create crises.
[One Honorable Americanâs Love of Trump](
Op-Ed Columnist
[One Honorable Americanâs Love of Trump](
By ROGER COHEN
Lesson for Democrats: The same old wonât work in 2020.
[The Smearing of Woody Allen](
Op-Ed Columnist
[The Smearing of Woody Allen](
By BRET STEPHENS
Assuming that accusations are facts sends us down a dark path.
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