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Patriots Headed to Super Bowl LII After Comeback Victory Over Jaguars - The defending Super Bowl champions erased a 10-point deficit in the fourth quarter as Tom Brady found Danny Amendola for two touchdowns. https://t.co/YkFMjEMP1m
Women’s March 2018: Thousands of Protesters Take to the Streets - Demonstrators gathered on Saturday at rallies across the country. Progressive women hope to translate their enthusiasm into electoral victories in the midterm elections. https://t.co/d0BfHexEXq
Congestion Plan for Manhattan Gets Mixed Reviews - A proposed entry fee of $11.52 for cars would reduce traffic and raise money for the city’s failing subway system but would also add up for many drivers. https://t.co/JWDIsJ1Py8
U.S.A. Gymnastics Cuts Ties With Karolyi Ranch Training Center - The ranch is one of the places where a former team doctor, Lawrence G. Nassar, sexually abused several members of the team. https://t.co/HrnhP50Fii
Avoid ‘attention residue’ while switching tasks with this plan - When one item on your to-do list interrupts another before you can finish, this plan can keep you focused. https://t.co/lYnxWJ8K0a
Fresh, frozen embryos offer very similar birth rates - Women using in vitro fertilization may wonder whether fresh or frozen embryos offer the best outcome. A new study has an answer. https://t.co/4myMO2urTW
‘Abundant bleeding’ epidemic in 16th-century Mexico might have been Salmonella - A mysterious epidemic that killed millions of people in 16th century Mexico may be linked to a rare strain of Salmonella, a new DNA analysis reveals. The discovery is the... https://t.co/ibvhAG0Wf2
Watch: Drones give closer view of active volcano - This video shows how researchers are using drones to peek into an active volcano. https://t.co/Rb2JKkSwVL
Hawaii Panics After Alert About Incoming Missile Is Sent in Error - The alert appeared on cellphones warning people to “seek immediate shelter,” and said, “This is not a drill.” The authorities said it was a false alarm. https://t.co/N1tBpI5rJT
The End of the Social News Era? Journalists Brace for Facebook’s Big Change - Media executives watch skeptically as Mark Zuckerberg, in a heated political environment, shifts the focus of his site back to the personal. https://t.co/ZXwj80vnK7
Snapchat redesign is out in Canada and Australia, and people aren't happy - Snapchat's redesign was meant to make the app easier. For now, it's mostly causing anger. On Thursday, Snapchat users in Canada were surprised with the new design. The automa... https://t.co/2Ix6T9zjF2
California mudslides death toll rises with 13 still missing - Rescuers are scouring the rubble of more than 100 destroyed homes following the devastating deluge. https://t.co/J9eG3YinPP
Joe Arpaio, Ex-Sheriff Pardoned by Trump, Announces Senate Run in Arizona - Mr. Arpaio, who developed a national reputation for hard-line immigration policies, upended the race to replace Senator Jeff Flake. https://t.co/kleKRGqwYb
Zika-fighting protein can also harm fetus - The same proteins that help fight Zika infection in pregnant women may also harm the placenta and fetal development, a new study warns. https://t.co/8aK4dzN1f0
‘Bomb Cyclone’: Rare Snow in South as North Braces for Bitter Cold - A powerful winter storm dealt a chilly blow to the Southeastern United States Wednesday as residents of the Northeast prepared for windy, whiteout conditions and potential power fail... https://t.co/HYyMnoc5dX
North Korea and the Olympics: Bombs, media blackouts and glory - Many gold medals have brought the country glory, but failures can come at a price. https://t.co/Ms3CFChLiY
What's New In 2018? Here's A Brief Tour Of State Laws Now In Effect - The new year brought more than just new resolutions. It also brought hundreds of new state laws Monday. Here are a few notables — from marijuana legalization to house calls from hai... https://t.co/7aRNqGwq9c