Somalia Questions Deal Giving Ex-U.K. Soldiers Fish Rights

(Bloomberg) – Somalia is seeking to renegotiate an agreement that gives a company run by former British soldiers sole control over one of the world’s richest...

Countering Cyberattacks Without a Playbook

  WASHINGTON (New York Times) — For years now, the Obama administration has warned of the risks of a “cyber-Pearl Harbor,” a nightmare attack that takes...

Algeria: Militant Behind Frenchman’s Beheading Killed

  (USA Today) – Algerian soldiers killed the leader of an Islamic State splinter group blamed for the beheading of a French hiker, Algeria’s Ministry of...

Broncos Have League-High 9 Players Selected for Pro Bowl

SIMMI BUTTAR, AP Sports Writer NEW YORK (AP) — The AFC West champion Denver Broncos led the NFL with nine players selected for the Pro Bowl...

Bengals: As Playoffs Near, Run Game Gets in Gear

  CINCINNATI (The Columbus Dispatch) — The Bengals are back in the playoffs, and many of their fans are wondering already whether they will lose in...

Damian Lillard Shows Off New Celebration After Hitting Huge Three

Around the NFL: Johnny Manziel Vows to Take Job More Seriously

  (The Columbus Dispatch) – Johnny Manziel, who is done for the season because of a hamstring injury, vowed yesterday to take his job more seriously...

Sony Tries to Save Face with ‘Interview’ Flip-Flop

MAE ANDERSON, AP Technology Writer ATLANTA (AP) — Sony’s flip-flop on releasing “The Interview” shows the studio is working furiously to try to chart the right...

Camille Cosby: A Life Spent Juggling Her Role as Public Figure with Desire to be Private

  (The Washington Post) – In 1986, the wife of one complicated legend gave a piece of advice to the wife of another complicated legend. The...

Interrogation Program Mismanaged, Senate, CIA Agree

STEPHEN BRAUN, Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — While the Senate report on the CIA’s interrogation program and the spy agency’s official response clash on almost every...