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Federal judge delays Michael Flynn's sentencing until release of inspector general report A federal judge on Wednesday delayed the sentencing of President Donald Trump's former national security adviser, Michael Flynn.      New York police arrest Brooklyn Islamic State supporter New York police arrested a 40-year-old Brooklyn man Wednesday for allegedly encouraging supporters of the Islamic State to commit terrorist attacks and for distributing bomb-making instructions, according to officials.   Malmo fans set Zlatan Ibrahimovic statue on fire after Hammarby deal In an apparent reaction to Zlatan Ibrahimovic becoming a part-owner of rival club Hammarby, Malmo supporters set a statue of the former Los Angeles Galaxy star on fire.   Arena Football League files for bankruptcy, to cease operations after 32 years After more than three decades in existence, the Arena Football League filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and will officially cease all operations.   U.S. official: Venezuela paid China, Cuba, Russia billions amid crisis Venezuela has paid about $5 billion in oil to Cuba and China and made military purchases from Russia worth hundreds of millions of dollars this year amid its ongoing economic crisis, a U.S. Venezuela diplomat said.   Green Bay Packers to claim former Patriots OT Jared Veldheer off waivers The Green Bay Packers are adding veteran offensive lineman Jared Veldheer to replace injured right tackle Bryan Bulaga.   Albania earthquake death toll rises to 31; 20 missing The death toll from a 6.4-magnitude earthquake that struck Albania this week rose to 31 Wednesday, according to the Albanian Red Cross.   SFA forward Nathan Bain's game-winning shot vs. Duke leads to surge in donations Stephen F. Austin senior basketball player Nathan Bain's game-winning layup to shock No. 1 Duke generated a massive spike in donations to help his family in the Bahamas.   Holiday travel: Snow cancels hundreds of U.S. flights, delays thousands Severe winter weather has forced cancellations for hundreds of U.S. flights over the past two days, and thousands more were delayed -- due mainly to a snowstorm in the Rocky Mountains.   Iraqi protesters burn Iranian consulate; one killed Iraqi demonstrators set fire to the Iranian consulate in Najaf on Wednesday as part of anti-government protests.   NHL, Calgary Flames investigating allegation coach Bill Peters used racial slurs Calgary Flames head coach Bill Peters won't be behind the bench in the team's game against the Buffalo Sabres while the NHL and organization investigate an accusation that he used racial slurs.   Twitter pauses plan to delete inactive accounts to work on memorial feature Twitter halted a plan to remove inactive accounts in order to develop a method to memorialize profiles belonging to the deceased.   Watch: Twin explosions, fire at Texas oil refinery injure 3; residents evacuated Authorities evacuated a 4-mile radius around a petroleum processing plant near Houston after two explosions left the facility in flames Wednesday.   Padres make four-player trade with Brewers, reach deal with Drew Pomeranz The San Diego Padres acquired outfielder Trent Grisham and right-handed pitcher Zach Davies from the Milwaukee Brewers, and reached an agreement with All-Star pitcher Drew Pomeranz.   Decision on flying balloons at Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade coming Thursday New York City officials said they'll have to wait until Thursday to make a "game day" decision about whether the iconic, traditional balloons of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will fly this year.   Scenes from the 93rd Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Workers prepared balloons November 27, 2019, one day before the 93rd Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.   Watchdog: DHS lacked systems to accurately report border child separations The Department of Homeland Security lacked sufficient tracking technology resulting in more than 1,200 children separated from their families not being recorded accurately.   EPA's first administrator William Ruckelshaus dies at 87 William Ruckelshaus, the two-time head of the Environmental Protection Agency whom President Richard Nixon fired in the so-called Saturday Night Massacre, died Wednesday at his home in Washington, his family said.   Watch: Police remove home-invading deer from Oklahoma bedroom Police in Oklahoma responded to a home where a deer had made its way inside and ended up closed in a bedroom.   Watch: Parade of 3,497 Harley-Davidson motorcycles breaks Guinness record A Harley enthusiast gathered 3,497 motorcyclists in Texas to break the Guinness World Record for largest parade of Harley-Davidson motorcycles.   5-foot alligator spotted wandering near California road A California sheriff's office confirmed deputies responded alongside state wildlife officers to a report of a 5-foot alligator spotted wandering near a road.   Study supports giving newborns with HIV meds within hours of birth Giving HIV-suppressing medications to infected babies within hours of birth is feasible and might help doctors eliminate hidden reservoirs of the virus, new research suggests.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Giuliani Pursued Business in Ukraine While Pushing for Inquiries for TrumpThe president’s private lawyer explored agreements with Ukrainian officials for hundreds of thousands of dollars.   Trump Keeps Losing in Court. But His Legal Strategy Is Winning Anyway.As fights over the president’s stonewalling of Congress play out slowly in courts, he is reducing the prospect that voters learn new damaging facts about him before the 2020 election. Trump Lawyers, Skeptical of Engaging on Impeachment, Weigh Hearing StrategyThe White House is debating whether to accept an invitation by Democrats to be part of an impeachment hearing next week, calling it a “sham partisan process.” Trump Signs Hong Kong Democracy Legislation, Angering ChinaThe measure, which could lead to sanctions on Chinese officials for cracking down on the protesters, drew bipartisan support from Congress. Russia Inquiry Review Is Expected to Undercut Trump Claim of F.B.I. SpyingThe F.B.I. never tried to place undercover agents or informants inside the Trump campaign, a highly anticipated inspector general’s report is expected to find. After 240 Years and 7 Generations, Forced to Sell the Family FarmThe aging owners of a Catskills farm say it “has to close so we can survive.” ‘Knives Out’ Review: Murder Most CleverIn his new movie, Rian Johnson dusts off Agatha Christie with help from Daniel Craig, Jamie Lee Curtis and Don Johnson. Thanksgiving, Iraq, Adam Sandler: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Special Episode: The Jungle PrinceFor decades, they lived in a crumbling palace in Delhi, claiming to be the royal heirs to the fallen kingdom of Oudh. Who were they? The Horrible History of ThanksgivingBefore you fill your plate, please remember why we mark this day. Make Room at the Table for Difficult PeopleOur son makes the holidays challenging, but I treasure every moment of grace and connection. You Can’t Fire Mark Zuckerberg’s Kid’s KidsThere’s a problem with tech companies using dual-class stock schemes: They can work well until they do not. How to Break the Poverty CycleHow much good does a preschool experience offer children born in poverty? Enough to make their later lives much better, and they pass a heritage of opportunity on to their own children. Why I Left ‘Knives Out’ With Emotional WhiplashWhat it’s like to watch a movie in which your greatest fears are played for giggles. When Trump Was Only Funny MeanDating back to “The Apprentice,” he has long grasped that cultural loyalties can animate Americans far more than high-minded principles. A Story of London in 3 PintsThe city I once knew has changed dramatically in 40 years. But so have I. The World-Shaking News That You’re MissingThe U.S.-China divide isn’t just about trade. Liberals Do Not Want to Destroy the FamilyOr society, for that matter. How did this preposterous idea leap to the forefront of conservative thinking? The True Story of ‘The Irishman’: I Heard You Paint Tangled TalesThe movie hits Netflix on Wednesday. Here’s a guide to who’s who, which events are real and whether to believe its claim about Jimmy Hoffa’s disappearance. Adam Sandler’s Everlasting ShtickHe became America’s most reliable comic star without ever leaving his comfort zone. So what’s he doing in this year’s most anxiety-inducing film? Three Women Accuse Gordon Sondland of Sexual Misconduct, Report SaysThe publication of the allegations came a week after Mr. Sondland testified before Congress in the impeachment proceedings. UPS Employees Are Arrested in Scheme to Ship Drugs and CashThe operation, which was said to have run for more than a decade, has led to the arrest of 11 people on drug and money laundering charges. Navy Drops Effort to Expel From SEALs 3 Officers Linked to GallagherAfter President Trump intervened to stop the Navy from disciplining Chief Petty Officer Edward Gallagher, the service called off reviews of three SEAL officers who were the chief’s superiors in Iraq. Iraq Protesters Burn Down Iran Consulate in Night of AngerAntigovernment demonstrators, who have demanded an end to Iranian influence in Iraq, attacked the consulate in the city of Najaf. Japan’s Support for Gay Marriage Is Soaring. But Can It Become Law?The country is being pulled in two directions as it experiences a “boom” in L.G.B.T. awareness but also remains committed to a sometimes inflexible traditional culture. In Scotland, Brexit Is on the Line. So Is the Future of the U.K.The Scots could decide the outcome of Britain’s election next month, the future of Brexit and maybe even the survival of the United Kingdom. A College Student Was Killed by a Man Whose Catcalls She Tried to Ignore, Prosecutors SayRuth George’s attacker grew angry, prosecutors said, when she ignored his remarks. “She was just trying to go home,” a fellow college student said. William Ruckelshaus, Who Quit in ‘Saturday Night Massacre,’ Dies at 87As deputy attorney general he refused Nixon’s order to fire the special prosecutor Archibald Cox in the Watergate scandal. He was earlier the E.P.A.’s first leader. You’re Tracked Everywhere You Go Online. Use This Guide to Fight Back.You can’t stop all of it, but you don’t have to give up. How to Gracefully Leverage an Outside Job OfferGather intel. Consult mentors. Make your case. 5 Things to Avoid on Black FridayBlack Friday is a money- and time-sucking vortex. Here’s what not to do this year. Clive James, a Tireless Polymath Who Led With His WitJames, who died on Sunday at 80, was an endlessly quotable poet, memoirist, novelist and critic — among other things. Ceilings in London Theaters Keep Falling DownA collapse at a performance of “Death of a Salesman,” in which five people were hurt, shone a light on the run-down state of some playhouses in the city. Netflix’s 2019 Holiday Movies, Reviewed and RankedThe streaming service added a bunch of original holiday movies this year, some better than others. We watched them all. Welcome to Redditsgiving!Interacting with guests you invited online can be less stressful than being with family. Eating After You Exercise May Provide Added Fat-Burning BenefitsCyclists who had pedaled on an empty stomach incinerated about twice as much fat as those who had consumed a shake first. More Recent Articles
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