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Meryl Streep called out Donald Trump at the Golden Globes. He responded by calling her ‘over-rated.’; A Dairy Queen owner unleashed a racist tirade against a customer. He no longer has a business.; I tried the Chinese practice of 'sitting the month' after childbirth; Meryl Streep called out Trump’s bullying and lies. Trump just hit back — with still more lies.; Winter storm fells one of California’s iconic drive-through tunnel trees, carved in the 1880s; Poet: I can’t answer questions on Texas standardized tests about my own poems; As a general, Mattis urged action against Iran. As a defense secretary, he may be a voice of caution.; Bernie Sanders: Trump has to rescue Obamacare or admit he’s a liar; In the Trump era, artists can be Jimmy Fallon or Donald Glover. Choose wisely.; Against China’s objections, Ted Cruz and Texas governor meet with Taiwanese president; Carolyn Hax: When someone's odious from behind a screen but a gem IRL; Golden Globes speeches: The sweetest, funniest and most inspiring; Mom, boyfriend plotted a ‘rape-murder fantasy’ that left her teen daughter dead, prosecutor says; Republicans once again rely on a misleading Obamacare factoid; Kim Jong Un isn't the first tyrant to play Trump, and he won't be the last; Meryl Streep was right. Donald Trump did mock a disabled reporter.   Most popular right now   Most Read Meryl Streep called out Donald Trump at the Golden Globes. He responded by calling her ‘over-rated.’ The 2016 performance that most stunned Streep, she said, was delivered by the president-elect. By Elahe Izadi  •  Read more » A Dairy Queen owner unleashed a racist tirade against a customer. He no longer has a business. Deianeira Ford's attorney plans to meet with other people who claim they experienced discrimination at the DQ in Zion, Ill. By Cleve R. Wootson Jr.  •  Read more »   I tried the Chinese practice of 'sitting the month' after childbirth Even if I didn't eat enough pig feet, I felt long-term benefits. By Leslie Hsu Oh  •  Read more »   Meryl Streep called out Trump’s bullying and lies. Trump just hit back — with still more lies. We need to reckon with the true nature of Trump's unprecedented dishonesty. By Greg Sargent  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Winter storm fells one of California’s iconic drive-through tunnel trees, carved in the 1880s "This iconic and still living tree — the tunnel tree — enchanted many visitors," the Calaveras Big Tree Association wrote in a Facebook post. "The storm was just too much for it." By Travis M. Andrews  •  Read more »   Poet: I can’t answer questions on Texas standardized tests about my own poems Also: 'How in the name of all that's moldy did this poem wind up on a proficiency test?' By Valerie Strauss  •  Read more »   As a general, Mattis urged action against Iran. As a defense secretary, he may be a voice of caution. Trump's choice to lead the Pentagon had wanted to strike Tehran for its role in attacking U.S. troops in Iraq. By Greg Jaffe  •  Read more »   Bernie Sanders: Trump has to rescue Obamacare or admit he’s a liar The president-elect might have forgotten his campaign promises. But we won't. By Bernie Sanders  •  Opinions  •  Read more »   In the Trump era, artists can be Jimmy Fallon or Donald Glover. Choose wisely. Make bad jokes, or make inspiring work. 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By repealing Obamacare, they will. •   Just how smart is an octopus? •   Trump and Ryan are right to tackle corporate taxes. But their approach would do harm. Also Popular in Sports   Packers could face Cowboys without one of Aaron Rodgers’s favorite receivers A team and quarterback wait to hear news about Jordy Nelson, with a matchup with Dallas on-deck in the next round of the playoffs. By Cindy Boren  •  Read more » •   Three things the Nationals can do to show they’ve improved this offseason •   For the Giants, it was all about who was and who wasn’t ‘on the boat’ •   Redskins linebacker Will Compton, a restricted free agent, wants to be part of the solution •   Odell Beckham Jr. didn’t stink because of the boat. But boy, did he stink. Also Popular in National   California braces for flooding, avalanches as Sierra gets slammed with rain, snow A "Pineapple Express" system is pummeling the West, but it could be good news for the area's drought. By Sage Sauerbrey  •  Read more » •   Obama's top health official to warn of dangers of health-care law repeal •   ‘Where was your sense of decency?’ Chicago judge shocked by attack on mentally ill teen. •   ‘Go ahead and breast-feed,’ Pope Francis tells mothers in Sistine Chapel •   Fort Lauderdale shooting suspect to make first court appearance on federal charges ADVERTISEMENT   Also Popular in World •   U.S. troops carry out ground raid against ISIS in Syria •   Trump and Sessions plan to restrict highly skilled foreign workers. Hyderabad says to bring it on. •   These two baby boys are twins, but an Italian court says they aren’t brothers •   Navy destroyer opens fire after ‘harassing’ behavior by Iranian patrol boats •   U.S. military aid is fueling big ambitions for Syria's leftist Kurdish militia Also Popular in Business •   Millennials may need to double how much they save for retirement •   The crack in this Antarctic ice shelf just grew by 11 miles. 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