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Garth Brooks, Kacey Musgraves, Luke Combs win big at the CMAs Garth Brooks won the top prize of Entertainer of the Year at the Country Music Association Awards show in Nashville on Wednesday.      In photos: Moments from the 2019 CMAs Stars arrive for the 52nd Annual Country Music Association Awards at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn., on November 13, 2019.   In photos: Moments from the Latin Grammy Person of the Year gala Honoree Juanes and other stars arrive for the Latin Grammy Person of the Year gala at the MGM Grand Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nev., on November 13, 2019.   Jets CEO Christopher Johnson: Adam Gase to remain head coach Despite a dismal season, New York Jets CEO Christopher Johnson backed head coach Adam Gase and said he will return next year.   Federal court rejects Trump's appeal to keep tax records from Congress A full federal appeals court on Wednesday sided with an earlier court's ruling that President Donald Trump must handover eight years of financial records to House investigators.   Zlatan Ibrahimovic parting ways with LA Galaxy after two seasons Swedish star Zlatan Ibrahimovic is mutually parting ways with the LA Galaxy after two seasons with the club.   Jennifer Nettles wears 'Equal Play' frock on the CMA red carpet Sugarland front woman Jennifer Nettles made headlines Wednesday by wearing a white pantsuit with a pink cape emblazoned with a bold message at the Country Music Association Awards gala in Nashville.   Ohio State Buckeyes' Chase Young to miss one more game due to suspension Ohio State Buckeyes star defensive lineman Chase Young will miss Saturday's game against Rutgers before returning next week against Penn State.   Mets' Jacob deGrom, Astros' Justin Verlander named Cy Young winners New York Mets ace Jacob deGrom and Houston Astros All-Star pitcher Justin Verlander each claimed their second career Cy Young Awards.   Fire leaves Massachusetts firefighter dead, others injured A fire at a residence in Worcester, Mass., left one firefighter dead and five other people injured early Wednesday, the city's fire department said.   Panthers' Eric Reid: Colin Kaepernick workout 'feels like a PR stunt' Carolina Panthers safety Eric Reid is skeptical of the NFL's motives after the league arranged a private workout for former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.   Hundreds protest Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visit to White House Kurdish protesters and groups standing in solidarity with them protested near the White House during Turkish President Erdogan's visit.   Watch: Peter Weber makes his 'Bachelor' debut in Season 24 promo Former "Bachelorette" contestant Peter Weber made his debut as "The Bachelor" Wednesday in a Season 24 promo ABC released. "The Bachelor" returns Jan. 6.   Harsh cold to ease over central, eastern U.S. during 3rd week of November While there will be some bumps along the way, the core of the Arctic air that shocked much of the central and eastern United States in recent days will soon depart.   Chad Wolf named acting secretary of Department of Homeland Security Chad Wolf was sworn in Wednesday as the acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, making him the fifth person to head the agency under the Trump administration.   Texans to claim former Buccaneers CB Vernon Hargreaves off waivers One day after being released, former Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Vernon Hargreaves is joining the Houston Texans.   Car bomb kills 12 near Afghanistan airport A car bomb exploded near the Kabul airport Wednesday, killing 12 people, including three children, Afghan officials said.   Deaths from 'superbugs' decline, but antibiotic resistance remains a threat The U.S. response to the threat of antibiotic-resistant germs has shown some progress, but these potentially deadly bugs still show no signs of stopping, a new government report warns.   1st Ebola vaccine gets full approval from World Health Organization The World Health Organization has approved the world's first Ebola vaccine amid history's second largest outbreak of the disease in the Democratic Republic of Congo.   Legal marijuana has led to increased use, risk for abuse among teens An analysis of data from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health reveals increased rates of marijuana use and cannabis use disorder among teens during the period in which many states legalized it for adults.   Sediment is a greater threat to small freshwater species than fertilizer runoff New research suggests sediment accumulation caused by industrial agriculture is the main threat to insects, crustaceans and other water macroinvertebrates.   Men taking testosterone supplements have twice the risk of blood clots Testosterone therapy appears to double a man's risk of suffering a potentially life-threatening blood clot, a new study warns.   Clark Construction lands $570 million contract for Walter Reed renovations Clark Construction Group has been awarded $570 million for a construction project at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Md., that new additions, building renovations and demolition of 6 buildings.   Swarovski tree topper with 3M crystals placed atop Rockefeller tree Workers lifted a 900-pound Swarovski crystal tree topper to the top of the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree Wednesday, bringing the famed New York City icon one step closer to the holiday season.   NBC announces contestants for Season 2 of Amy Poehler, Nick Offerman's 'Making It' NBC announced the lineup of Season 2 contestants for "Making It" on Wednesday. Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman executive produce the crafting competition, returning Dec. 2.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Impeachment Hearings Open With Revelation on Trump’s Ukraine PressureAs public hearings began, William B. Taylor Jr., the top American diplomat in Ukraine, said he was told President Trump cared more about investigating Joe Biden than he did about Ukraine.   What We Learned From the First Day of Public Impeachment HearingsTwo witnesses testified about President Trump’s involvement in a pressure campaign to have Ukraine investigate the president’s political rivals. Behind a Star Witness, Democrats Take Their Impeachment Case to the PublicTheir goal is to transform what might seem like an abstract debate over foreign policy into high crimes and misdemeanors in the public mind as Republicans argue there is no case for impeachment. A Tale of an ‘Irregular Channel,’ Playing on Many ChannelsThe first day of televised impeachment hearings featured international drama, a volley of interruptions and a Cronkite-like voice. MSNBC’s Surprise Guest: George Conway, Husband of KellyanneIn one of TV news’s most coveted bookings, a prominent Trump critic appeared on MSNBC to comment on the House impeachment hearings. Court Rejects Trump’s Appeal in Fight to Keep Financial Records From CongressThe decision almost certainly paves the way for a major Supreme Court case over President Trump’s stonewalling of congressional oversight efforts. ‘I’m a Big Fan’: Trump Gives Warm Welcome to Turkey’s ErdoganPresident Trump seemed unbothered by Turkey’s recent invasion of Syria, which prompted outrage in Congress and among some in his administration. Deval Patrick Will Enter 2020 Presidential Race on ThursdayMr. Patrick, the former two-term governor of Massachusetts, called several leading Democrats and allies to say that he would announce his bid for the White House. Where Does Deval Patrick Stand on the Issues?Mr. Patrick, the former governor of Massachusetts is considering entering the 2020 Democratic primary. Here’s a look at his life and his record. News or ‘Trauma Porn’? Student Journalists Face Blowback on CampusIncidents at Northwestern and Harvard reveal a growing tension between traditional journalistic practices and the demands of student activists. He Invited Donald Trump Jr. to Campus. Now He’s Facing Impeachment.The student body president of the University of Florida is under fire for using student fees to host one of President Trump’s sons. A Milk Giant Goes Broke as Americans Reject Old StaplesDean Foods filed for bankruptcy protection on Tuesday. It’s not the first food giant to be caught off guard by a shift in tastes. Red and Blue Economies Are Heading in Sharply Different DirectionsOn the surface, there seems to be parity between Democratic-leaning and Republican-leaning metro areas, but take a closer look. New York Identifies Hospitals and Nursing Homes With Deadly FungusThe policy change, for the virulent drug-resistant germ Candida auris, came as the C.D.C. reported that more people are dying of drug-resistant infections than it previously estimated. This Tom Hanks Story Will Help You Feel Less BadHanks is playing Mister Rogers in a new movie and is just as nice as you think he is. Please read this article anyway. Impeachment, Hong Kong, Tom Hanks: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. An Ideal Witness for the DemocratsOn the first day of public hearings in the Trump impeachment inquiry, lawmakers questioned two diplomats, and laid out two competing narratives about the investigation. Republicans’ Best Defense Is a Bad OffenseWhat the day’s impeachment hearings revealed. The Evidence of Wrongdoing by Trump Is OverwhelmingThe witnesses’ testimony on Wednesday was clear and alarming. The Only Show in Trump TownThere’s me, there’s you and Ukraine. If Trump Were Anyone Else …The president would be fired and perhaps subject to a criminal investigation. In Meeting Erdogan, Trump Courts Another TyrantWhat exactly did the United States get for the Turkish leader’s White House visit? Why It Is So Hard to Figure Out What to EatMost diet trials in the best journals fail even the most basic of quality control measures. Vox and the Rise of the Extreme Right in SpainUntil recently, the absence of a far-right movement was a source of pride in Spain. The ultranationalist party has undone that consensus. Steve Jobs Was Right: Smartphones and Tablets Killed the P.C.There has been only one tech trend worth paying attention to in the 2010s: the dominance of the smartphone. The personal computer was an inevitable casualty. I’m a Police Chief. We Need to Change How Officers View Their Guns.Why do we teach them that a person with a knife is always a lethal threat? Why Do I Eat Pigs, and Give My Dog Her Own Cowboy Hat?The cruel vicissitudes of humanity’s relationship with animals. How to Peer Through a WormholeTheoretically, the universe may be riddled with tunnels through space and time. Two scientists have now proposed a way to detect the existence of a cosmic escape hatch. How to Beat the MarketGregory Zuckerman’s “The Man Who Solved the Market” tells the extraordinary story of an investor (not named Warren Buffett) who made a fortune on Wall Street. To Drive Down Insulin Prices, W.H.O. Will Certify Generic VersionsAbout 80 million people with diabetes around the world need the hormone, and half of them can’t afford it. Creating competition could help, the agency said. Roger Stone Lied to Protect Trump, Prosecutors Argue at TrialA jury will now consider the charges against Mr. Stone, including lying to investigators in a congressional inquiry into Russia’s 2016 election interference. As Australia Burns, Its Leaders Trade InsultsThe country has long been a model for common-sense public policy. But this week’s fires have revealed once again that its pragmatism stops at climate change. Report Details How Stephen Miller Shared Theories Favored by White NationalistsA report by the Southern Poverty Law Center seeks to illustrate how Mr. Miller brought anti-immigrant beliefs to the White House and turned them into policy. Oklahoma Town Reels After a Detective Is Charged With Killing Its Police ChiefWhat does a town do when the chief is killed at a law enforcement conference and one of his officers is charged in the homicide? Mannford, Okla., is finding out. As Islamic Jihad Bombards Israel, Hamas Has to Choose SidesWith Israel exchanging blows with the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Hamas faces a stark choice: Join the fight or redouble efforts to keep the Gaza border quiet. How Small Habits Can Lead to Big ChangesThe power of taking microsteps. Superhero or Supervillain? Technology’s Role Changes Comic BooksThe industry has evolved from pencils and inks to computers and tablets. The Gut-Level Emotions of YoungBoy Never Broke AgainThe 20-year-old rapper’s album “AI YoungBoy 2” is an excellent work of sing-rap urgency. The Warriors Are in Last Place. You Read That Right.Stars’ injuries and departures have dropped Golden State to last in the West after five straight trips to the N.B.A. finals. With 10 new players, Coach Steve Kerr has returned to teaching. In Uruguay, Many New Vacation Homes Favor Simple, Modern Design“The coast’s gentle, open landscape really lends itself to these minimalist boxes,” an architecture professor said. More Recent Articles
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