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First-year nominees Troy Polamalu, Patrick Willis, Reggie Wayne among HOF semifinalists Pittsburgh Steelers safety Troy Polamalu, Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne and San Francisco 49ers linebacker Patrick Willis are eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame.      College Football Playoff: Ohio State moves past LSU for top spot in rankings The Ohio State Buckeyes jumped over SEC power LSU as the No. 1 team in this week's edition of the College Football Playoff rankings.   CDC: 67 people ill as E. coli outbreak spreads to 19 states The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that the number of people sick with E. coli linked to California-grown romaine lettuce has increased to 67.   NCAA appeals committee upholds Missouri's 2019 postseason ban The NCAA Committee on Infractions upheld the Missouri Tigers' postseason ban for this season.   Watch: Paulo Dybala's sensational free kick gives Juventus win over Atletico Madrid Paulo Dybala's spectacular goal from an impossible angle gave Juventus a 1-0 win over Atletico Madrid in their Champions League match Tuesday.   German farmers protest government restrictions on fertilizers, pesticides Thousands of farmers in Germany parked their tractors outside Berlin's Brandenburg Gate on Tuesday in protest of government restrictions on fertilizers, pesticides and insecticides.   Body of lone missing worker found in collapsed Cincinnati building Search and rescue crews scouring the rubble of a partially collapsed downtown Cincinnati building located the body of a missing worker Tuesday, according to officials.   Paris Saint-Germain rallies from two-goal deficit to draw with Real Madrid Paris Saint-Germain trailed 2-0 with 10 minutes left before rallying to earn a 2-2 draw against Real Madrid in their UEFA Champions League Group A match Tuesday.   OMB official: Two staffers left in part due to concerns with hold on Ukrainian aid Office of Management and Budget senior official Mark Sandy said President Donald Trump's decision to withhold military aid to Ukraine contributed to at least two staffers' decisions to resign.   Israel strikes Hamas targets after rockets fired from Gaza Strip Israel launched airstrikes on Hamas targets Wednesday after military officials said two rockets were fired from the Gaza Strip.   'Bomb cyclone' taking aim at huge portion of western U.S. Snow, rain and gusty winds are set to trigger a travel nightmare up and down the West Coast on the busiest travel day of the year.   At least 23 dead, hundreds hurt after major quake in Albania Nearly two dozen people were killed Tuesday and hundreds were injured when a 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck the Albanian city of Durres, with shocks reverberating miles away in the capital of Tirana.   Violation of airspace that prompted White House lockdown was false alarm A reported airspace violation that resulted in a lockdown of the White House on Tuesday turned out to be a false alarm, North American Aerospace Defense Command said.   President Donald Trump establishes task force on missing, murdered Native Americans President Donald Trump signed an executive order establishing a task force to address thousands of cases of missing and murdered Native Americans and Alaskans.   Devlin Hodges named Pittsburgh Steelers' starting QB against Cleveland Browns Head coach Mike Tomlin and the Pittsburgh Steelers are turning back to rookie quarterback Devlin "Duck" Hodges for Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns.   Sharp decline seen in kids choking to death on household objects A new report finds the number of kids dying from choking on household objects has plummeted 75 percent since 1968.   Pompeo: U.S. will impose further sanctions on Iran for human rights abuses U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the United States will impose more sanctions on Iran for human rights abuses, including shutting down the Internet during nationwide protests.   Average blood transfusion contains caffeine, cough medicines If you ever get a blood transfusion, that supposedly pure blood is likely to contain something more: caffeine, cough medicine and an anti-anxiety drug, a new study suggests.   Utah's Hill Air Force Base to test use of 5G in congested environments 5G testing at Hill Air Force Base in Utah will focus on using the technology in congested environments with high-power, mid-band radars, Hill AFB announced Tuesday.   Supreme Court to hear Louisiana abortion law case March 4 The U.S. Supreme Court announced Tuesday it has set March 4 as the date to hear oral arguments in the case over physician requirements in a Louisiana abortion law blocked temporarily from taking effect earlier this year.   Dual motion helps cells keep their shape To keep their shape, cells rely on two different types of motion, according to a new study. The discovery promises new insights into the biomechanics of cellular health, insights that could reveal the origins of disease.   MLB players' pool reaches 3rd-highest total of $80.8M MLB teams who made it to the postseason this year split a players' pool of $80.8 million, the third-highest amount in history, the league announced Tuesday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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White House Budget Official Said 2 Aides Resigned Amid Ukraine Aid FreezeMark Sandy, an official at the Office of Management and Budget, testified that two of his colleagues quit after expressing concerns about President Trump’s decision to withhold military assistance.   Trump Knew of Whistle-Blower Complaint When He Released Aid to UkraineWhite House lawyers briefed President Trump in late August about the complaint, people familiar with the matter said. ‘Bleak’ U.N. Report on a Planet in Peril Looms Over New Climate TalksCountries agreed to rein in emissions in an effort to avert climate catastrophes. They've failed, according to the latest United Nations report. Thanksgiving Weather: Canceled Flights, Snow and a ‘Bomb Cyclone’A powerful storm is cutting across the country from Colorado to the Great Lakes, disrupting flights and dumping snow. Another threatens to bring hurricane-force winds to the West Coast. Why the Big Balloons Might Not Fly at the Macy’s Thanksgiving ParadeWinds could ground the giant balloons as officials hope to prevent a repeat of 1997, when a woman was seriously injured. It’s Not Just Poor White People Driving a Decline in Life ExpectancyA new study shows that death rates increased for middle-aged people of all racial and ethnic groups. When to Peak? Amy Klobuchar Has Given It Some ThoughtMs. Klobuchar’s campaign operation is expanding as some rivals’ are contracting. “I’m hearing more talk about Amy,” a New Hampshire Democratic leader said. “People have heard from the other candidates and they’re still looking.” They Voted Democratic. Now They Support Trump.Two-thirds of battleground state voters who chose Trump in 2016 but selected Democrats in the midterms say they will return to the president next year. Friendsgiving Has Become Just as Fraught as ThanksgivingCreated as a relaxed antidote to the stressful family blowout, the casual get-together now has big aspirations and reams of rules. Emissions, Impeachment, Butterball Turkey: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Why Trump Still Believes (Wrongly) That Ukraine Hacked the D.N.C.The president is promoting a conspiracy theory — one that may have originated with the Russian government. Jared Kushner Fails Up, AgainHaving solved the Middle East, the president’s son-in-law tackles the border wall. The World-Shaking News That You’re MissingThe U.S.-China divide isn’t just about trade. What a Witch Hunt Really Looks LikeIn 1692, in Salem, Mass., we also witnessed the courage required to stop one. Russia’s Doping Violations Are Cheating Its Own AthletesThe continuing defiance of Russian officials has condemned the athletes to global suspicion and ostracism. Can Anyone or Anything Dislodge Trump From the White House?Diplomats and Democrats are doing their level best. Conservative Hypocrisy Makes Its Case at the Supreme CourtLawyers on the right are advancing arguments they once rejected on principle. How Trump SurvivesThe lesson of past impeachments might be that it takes disasters, not just scandals, to remove a president from office. Sweet Potatoes Are Overrated. Turducken Is Performative.New York Times Food editors and writers serve their hottest takes on Thanksgiving. Kristin Scott Thomas on Playing a Different Kind of PartThe actress is helping to lead the Women’s Forum for the Economy and Society. But: “I’m not a feminist. I’m not a politician.” Birria-Landia, a Queens Food Truck, Has Changed the Taco LandscapeBirria tacos, loved in Tijuana and Instagram-famous in Los Angeles, draw crowds to a corner of Jackson Heights. Trump Says U.S. Will Designate Drug Cartels in Mexico as Terrorist GroupsThe comments, made in an interview with the former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly, came three weeks after nine American citizens, including six children, were killed in Mexico. In White House Turkey Ceremony, President’s Impeachment Jokes Hit Close to the Bone“Democrats are accusing me of being too soft on Turkey,” Mr. Trump said in pardoning two white fowls named Bread and Butter. Pete Buttigieg Responds to Uproar Over Past Comments on Minority StudentsMichael Harriot, who wrote a scathing essay about Mr. Buttigieg in The Root, said his goal was to point out that “the ignoring and whitewashing of the issues, and trying to remain appealing to moderate voters, does a disservice to the Democratic Party’s core constituency.” At Florida ‘Homecoming’ Rally, Trump Rails Against Familiar TargetsThe president took on the impeachment inquiry, Democrats and the news media in his first return to the state as a formal resident. Seeking a New Lens to Study Same-Sex Behavior in AnimalsA team of researchers say that science has relied on a human heterosexual baseline and made faulty assumptions about sexual activity in the animal kingdom. Barbara Hillary, First Black Woman to Reach the Poles, Is Dead at 88She accomplished both feats in her 70s, after deciding as a retired nurse that she wanted a little adventure in her life. Inside Russia’s Failed Doping Cover-UpA World Anti-Doping Agency report outlines how Russia fabricated evidence to try to discredit a whistle-blower. Serve a Full Thanksgiving Meal on an L Train? Just Watch ThemA posting of a video of the meal on TikTok garnered more than 152,000 likes. How Not to Feel Dead Tired This WinterIt’s cold. It’s dark. And spring is months away. No wonder you’re exhausted. Here are four expert strategies to feeling revitalized, even in the most wintry of days. The Enduring Power of the Detroit Jazz Collective TribeWendell Harrison and Phil Ranelin have been collaborating since the 1970s, when they self-released albums, planned their concerts and published an international magazine. Can’t Afford a Shopping Spree at Cartier? This Book Is the Next Best ThingFrancesca Cartier Brickell gives jewelry enthusiasts a peek into her family’s diamond-encrusted past. Tiny Love Stories: ‘She Was on Top of Me in the 3 A.M. Darkness’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Koalas Aren’t Extinct, but Their Future Is in Danger, Experts SayClaims that koalas were “functionally extinct” spread widely online as fires raged in Australia. But some scientists warned of the dangers of exaggeration. More Recent Articles
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