WORLD
- Rolexes and cars; Lebanese spend big to prise savings from the bank
- Salvini seeks redemption in Italian regional elections
- Nineteen soldiers killed in attack on Mali army camp
- Public anger grows over coronavirus in Thailand, with eight cases of the illness
- Syrian government forces capture towns in advance on rebel-held Idlib
SOCIATY
- Fox News Poll: Sanders gains among Democrats, Biden still best against Trump
- Fox News Poll: Record economy ratings, as half say Senate should remove Trump
- Fox News Poll January 19-22, 2020
- Protester to Adam Schiff on Capitol Hill: 'Move to Venezuela, Mr. Schiff!'
- Pompeo blasts 'shameful' NPR reporter, claims she broke agreement reached before interview
ARTS
- 6 Pounds and 1,600 Pages of Art Writing! New Calvin Tomkins Collection Chronicles Postwar Art in Int
- UCCA Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing Cancels Exhibition Amid Fraught Relations Between U.S. a
- Sotheby’s Withdraws Banksy Sculpture After Rival Artist Claims It Was Stolen from Him
- Hugo Boss Prize, One of the World’s Top Art Awards, Names Shortlist for 2020
- KAWS Pays $17 M. for Brooklyn Building, Contested Banksy Sculpture Withdrawn from Auction, and More:
Naama Issachar, a U.S.-Israeli woman jailed in Russia on drug charges, has asked for a pardon, Interfax news agency reported, citing a statement by her lawyers.
Hundreds of thousands of Indians protested across the country on Sunday against a citizenship bill that many fear is discriminatory against the minority Muslim community.
A group of protesters set alight the lobby of a newly built residential building in Hong Kong on Sunday that authorities planned to use as a quarantine facility for the coronavirus outbreak.
Pope Francis on Sunday asked the world's 1.3 billion Catholics to stop for a moment of prayer and reflection on the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi death camp at Auschwitz and say "Never Again".
Nineteen soldiers were killed and five wounded in an attack on an army camp in central Mali before dawn on Sunday, an army spokesman and a local official told Reuters.
When she heard Lebanese banks would limit cash withdrawals, Rita, a doctor, rushed out to buy a $10,000 Rolex watch on her credit card, anxious to protect some of her savings. "It's better than keeping my money in the bank," she said.
Voters in two Italian regions, Emilia Romagna in the north and Calabria in the south, went to the polls on Sunday in local elections that could help propel far-right opposition leader Matteo Salvini to national power.
BUSINESS
HEALTH
- In New York City's Chinatown, residents and doctors brace for coronavirus' arrival
- Should you panic about the coronavirus from China? Here's what the experts say
- The American dream may help the poorest among us live longer. Here's why
- A greyhound group's challenge: 'How do you turn a racing machine into a pet?'
- L.A. Walks: Make these stairs on the Palos Verdes Peninsula your BFF
