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Matter: Fiber Is Good for You. Now Scientists May Know Why.
A series of unusual experiments in mice finds that dietary fiber fine-tunes the immune system and may help prevent chronic inflammation.
8 Easy, Meaningful New Year’s Resolutions for Better Health
You don’t need fad diets, supplements, fancy workouts or lots of time or money to improve your health.
Op-Ed Contributors: The Failed War on Drugs
Attacking rampant drug abuse by trying to shut off the supply has not worked. We need to try a new approach.
To Sate China’s Demand, African Donkeys Are Stolen and Skinned
A gelatin made from donkey hides is prized as a traditional Chinese remedy. Now slaughterhouses have opened in Africa, and domestic animals are disappearing from villages.
Mind: ‘Fake News’: Wide Reach but Little Impact, Study Suggests
Before the 2016 election, those most likely to read “fake news” online were older and conservative, a new study finds. But even they relied most often on mainstream media.
Alabama 24, Clemson 6: Sugar Bowl: Alabama Sets Up All-S.E.C. Championship Game
The Crimson Tide cruised past Clemson, the defending champion, and will play Georgia in their sixth national championship game appearance under Coach Nick Saban.
On Soccer: In a Top-Heavy Premier League, More Teams Rush to the Bunker
The dominance of the league’s top six teams this season has led to a pattern of dull matches in which their opponents sit back and desperately try to defend all game.
Georgia 54, Oklahoma 48 | Two overtimes: College Football Playoff: Georgia Outlasts Oklahoma in Rose Bowl
Sony Michel’s 27-yard touchdown in the second overtime sent the Bulldogs to the national championship game.
2 American Families Are Mourned After Plane Crash in Costa Rica
Nine people from two families in New York and Florida were among the 12 people killed in the crash.
Peter Martins Retires From New York City Ballet After Misconduct Allegations
Mr. Martins had been accused of sexual harassment as well as physical and verbal abuse.
Weather and Visiting Senator Steal the Show at de Blasio Inauguration
In spite of the cold, crowds turned out to be warmed by Bernie Sanders, who joked that “by Vermont standards this is a warm and pleasant afternoon.”
Gretchen Carlson, Miss America 1989, Is Picked to Lead Pageant
The former Fox News anchor, whose suit against Roger Ailes led to his departure from Fox, will be expected to lead the pageant through its own harassment scandal.
Op-Ed Columnist: The Retreat to Tribalism
Join hands and see how centrifugal and centripetal forces define society.
DealBook: Toasts to the Deals (and Other Winners) of 2017
The last year gave us some whopping deals, including Amazon.com’s acquisition of Whole Foods, that will shape the business landscape in 2018.
Maura Jacobson, Creator of Witty Crosswords, Dies at 91
A superstar to crossword fans, Ms. Jacobson made more than 1,400 puzzles for New York magazine, filling them with puns and sparkling thematic clues.
Several N.F.L. Coaches Depart as Regular Season Ends
The Oakland Raiders, Detroit Lions, Indianapolis Colts, Chicago Bears and Arizona Cardinals are looking for new leadership.
On Pro Football: National Anthem Protests Sidelined by Ambiguity
It was an oddly quiet end to a season of debate over the national anthem and N.F.L. players kneeling, sitting, raising fists and making other gestures during it.
Asia and Australia Edition: Iran, North Korea, New Year: Your Tuesday Briefing
Here’s what you need to know to start your day.
In Chilly Start to 2nd Term, Mayor Looks Beyond New York
On a bitterly cold day, Bill de Blasio was sworn in by Senator Bernie Sanders and pledged “a new progressive era” for the city while looking beyond its borders.
Op-Ed Columnist: Can the Economy Keep Calm and Carry On?
Normally, presidents don’t matter much. But our normality is fragile.