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NFL arranges private workout for free-agent QB Colin Kaepernick The NFL has scheduled a private workout for free-agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick on Saturday in Atlanta that all teams are permitted to attend.      College Football Playoff: LSU jumps Ohio State, Alabama out in new rankings After a monumental win against the Alabama Crimson Tide over the weekend, LSU leaped over Ohio State for the No. 1 spot in the College Football Playoff rankings.   Jimmy Carter recovering at hospital following surgery Former President Jimmy Carter was recovering at a Georgia hospital following surgery Tuesday to relieve pressure on his brain, his foundation said.   Houston Rockets' Eric Gordon to undergo knee surgery, out six weeks The Houston Rockets will be without guard Eric Gordon for the next six weeks following knee surgery, head coach Mike D'Antoni said Tuesday.   Florida Supreme Court rejects death row inmate James Dailey's appeal for stay of execution The Supreme Court of Florida on Tuesday rejected an appeal for a stay of execution for a death row inmate convicted of killing a 14-year-old girl in 1985.   Paul George to make Los Angeles Clippers debut this week Los Angeles Clippers star Paul George is expected to make his debut with the team this week.   Cincinnati Bengals release veteran LB Preston Brown The Cincinnati Bengals cut ties with veteran linebacker Preston Brown after two seasons.   Impeachment: Mick Mulvaney withdraws request to join Kupperman suit Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney on Tuesday backed out of a lawsuit asking a court to weigh in on whether he should have to testify in the House's impeachment inquiry.   Brooklyn Nets, CEO David Levy agree to part ways David Levy stepped down as the CEO of the Brooklyn Nets, less than two months after being hired by new owner Joe Tsai.   At least 200 elephant deaths blamed on Zimbabwe drought At least 200 elephants have died in Zimbabwe since October amid a severe drought in the southern African country, wildlife officials said.   Plastic threads found in oysters, clams along Oregon coast Microplastics are showing up inside clams and oysters on the coast of the Pacific Northwest. New research out of Oregon suggests the majority of most of the pollution inside bivalves is comprised of microthreads.   Teen vaping victim undergoes double lung transplant A 17-year-old male sickened by a THC-containing e-cigarette, one of scores across the U.S. diagnosed with respiratory illness, underwent a successful double lung transplant in October, doctors announced today.   Warmer temperatures to boost CO2 emissions from bacteria New research suggests bacteria are likely to emit more CO2 as they adapt to warmer temperatures by speeding up their metabolism.   Donald Trump touts U.S. economic strength at Economic Club of New York President Donald Trump touted U.S. economic strength Tuesday as he addressed the Economic Club of New York.   Buccaneers release former first-round pick Vernon Hargreaves after benching The Tampa Bay Buccaneers released starting cornerback Vernon Hargreaves after he was benched in Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals.   Wintry weather causes travel mayhem in Midwest and Northeast An early season snowstorm has sent the eastern half of the United States into a winterlike frenzy this week.   Plants are ineffective at maintaining indoor air quality Natural ventilation does a far better job than houseplants in maintaining air quality in homes and offices, researchers at Drexel University in Philadelphia found.   Needle exchange programs prevent HIV infections Needle exchange programs in two large U.S. cities prevented thousands of new HIV infections and saved hundreds of millions of dollars, researchers say.   Air Force approves fix for malfunctioning KC-46 cargo lock The U.S. Air Force has approved a retrofit to prevent cargo locks on the KC-46A Pegasus aerial refueling tanker from coming undone midflight, officials said Tuesday.   Artificial intelligence uses electrocardiograms to predict arrhythmia In two studies, artificial intelligence was used with electrocardiogram (ECG) results to identify patients who are at increased risk for a potentially dangerous irregular heartbeat.   Republican Mark Sanford drops out of 2020 presidential race Mark Sanford is dropping his bid to challenge President Donald Trump for the Republican presidential nomination in 2020, the former South Carolina governor announced Tuesday in New Hampshire.   Analysis: U.S.-China trade war threatens 1.5M jobs The trade war between the United States and China threatens nearly 1.5 million U.S. jobs, an analysis released Tuesday indicates.   Watch: New York family helps trapped deer escape from covered pool A New York family came to the rescue of a deer that fell into a large backyard pool and got stuck under the cover.   Disney Plus subscribers face technical errors on launch day Streamers waiting to see Disney Plus movies and shows on Tuesday's launch faced technical errors.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Supreme Court Appears Ready to Let Trump End DACA ProgramThe justices are considering whether the Trump administration can shut down a program that shields about 700,000 young immigrants from deportation.   Supreme Court Allows Sandy Hook Relatives to Sue Gun MakerFamilies of victims in the 2012 shooting at an elementary school are challenging a federal law protecting gun manufacturers from liability. The SoftBank Effect: How $100 Billion Left Workers in a HoleSoftBank poured money into start-ups that use armies of contractors. That has upended the lives of drivers, hotel operators and real estate agents around the world. The Man Trump Trusts for News on UkraineWho is John Solomon? His name popped up frequently in closed-door testimony in the impeachment query. He is a regular on Hannity. And his work helps shape how millions of Americans understand this moment. Two Impeachments, but Two Radically Different AccusationsAs the House opens public hearings into whether President Trump committed high crimes and misdemeanors, the battle over President Bill Clinton’s impeachment 21 years ago looms large. Impeachment Briefing: A Viewer’s Guide to the First Public HearingThe investigation will soon be televised. How will that influence the way the public — and the investigators themselves — think about impeachment? ‘I Assume the Presidency’: Bolivia Lawmaker Declares Herself LeaderWith the country left leaderless, Senator Jeanine Añez Chavez said she was taking power. But ousted President Evo Morales vowed to fight on. Mexico, a Haven for Leftists in Exile, Provides Evo Morales With a Landing SpotSpanish leftists, American socialists and Communists from Central Europe have all found a home in Mexico over the past century and a half. Where Civility Is a Motto, a School Integration Fight Turns BitterA plan to desegregate schools in a liberal Maryland suburb founded on values of tolerance has met with stiff resistance. Arctic Blast, Supreme Court, Disney Plus: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. A Small Act of RebellionOne defiant memo is now at the center of a Supreme Court case addressing deportation protections for nearly 700,000 “Dreamers.” DealBook: U.S. Companies, Ranked by What Americans ValueThe American public values things like fair pay, ethical leadership and job creation. Which companies come out top when judged against those metrics? What Trump Is Hiding From the Impeachment HearingsThe president’s efforts to prevent the House from doing its job are just as worrisome as the Ukraine scandal. Trump’s Contempt for True ProfessionalsIt’s driving the impeachment inquiry. It’s dooming his presidency. Why I Like MikeThe Democratic Party, looking to bring down Trump, should look at the recent Israeli elections. Banning E-Cigarettes Could Do More Harm Than GoodOnly a strong public health system can conquer nicotine addiction. ‘We Have Advanced to the Same Kind of Mess as Everybody Else’Central and Eastern Europe’s transition to democracy has not been smooth. But there are grounds for hope. Some of Trump’s Most Devious Lies Are About Health CareWhat the administration says it’s doing and what it’s actually doing on health care are worlds apart. Is It Time to Delete Uber?Is the C.E.O.’s brushing off of Jamal Khashoggi’s murder as a “mistake” the last straw? Who’s Afraid of Elizabeth Warren?Quite a few people, and they have something in common. It’s not poverty. Let’s Talk About Bloomberg While We Still CanAnd did someone say something about impeachment? Bursting the Billionaire BubbleNo, America isn’t waiting for a tycoon savior. Not Streaming: ‘Song of the South’ and Other Films Stay in the PastThe streaming boom will not include problematic films from decades ago, like Disney’s 1946 musical. Llama San Is Not a Typical Postcard From PeruA new restaurant starts with Peruvian-Japanese Nikkei cuisine and then takes off into the imagination of its chef, Erik Ramirez. Hate-Crime Violence Hits 16-Year High, F.B.I. ReportsThe bureau’s annual report showed a significant upswing in violence against Latinos. Financial Times Names First Woman as Top Editor in Its 131 YearsRoula Khalaf, a 24-year veteran of the salmon-hued daily, will take over from the veteran journalist Lionel Barber in January. Blueprints for 3-D Printed Guns Cannot Be Posted Online, Judge SaysThe judge said the Trump administration did not follow the right procedures when it moved to allow the blueprints to be posted. The organization that wants to publish the blueprints plans to appeal. N.F.L. Invites Teams to Watch Colin Kaepernick Work Out on SaturdayThe quarterback who knelt to protest racial injustice has not played in an N.F.L. game since the 2016 season. He once led the San Francisco 49ers to the Super Bowl. Facing ‘Certain Death,’ Teenager With Vaping Injury Gets Double Lung TransplantThe surgery on the 17-year-old was the first transplant reported in the recent nationwide outbreak of vaping-related lung injuries. Five Polling Results That May Change the Way You Think About ElectabilityOur battleground surveys had some outcomes that upended the conventional wisdom. Goodbye, America: Greta Thunberg to Sail Again After Climate Talks RelocateMs. Thunberg, who doesn’t fly, found herself suddenly needing a ride across the Atlantic when United Nations climate talks were moved on short notice. Get the Most Out of a Visit to the MuseumMost people see a fraction of what most museums have to offer. To make sure you get a real experience, not the short, tourist-friendly version, you need a plan. A Sculpture for Brooklyn’s New Golden Age?Hank Willis Thomas strives for “Unity” in his public artwork at the Brooklyn Bridge. Tiny Love Stories: ‘We Kissed Behind the Clothing Donation Bin’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Is This the Store for Grown-Up VSCO Girls?Ganni, the Scandi label with a huge social presence, opens in SoHo. Getting a Handle on Self-HarmCutting and other forms of self-injury are on the rise among adolescents. Researchers are beginning to understand the phenomenon, and how to treat it. More Recent Articles
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