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LSU QB Joe Burrow wins 2019 Heisman Trophy LSU quarterback Joe Burrow claimed one of the most prestigious awards in all of sports, winning the 2019 Heisman Trophy on Saturday night in New York City. New Zealand officials 'will make every effort' to find missing after volcano blast A followup attempt to recover two people missing after a deadly volcanic explosion in New Zealand Monday was not successful, police said Saturday. Man who slapped reporter's behind on air arrested on sexual battery charge Savannah, Ga., reporter Alex Bozarjian was reporting on the Enmarket Savannah Bridge Run Dec. 7 when a participating runner slapped her from behind as he ran by, interrupting her reporting. Mother whose child was ripped from her arms by police to receive $625K settlement A woman whose baby was ripped from her arms by officers in New York City in 2018 is set to receive a $625,000 cash settlement from the city. Democratic candidates address teachers, advocates in Pittsburgh education forum Seven Democratic presidential candidates addressed a crowd of 1,000 educators and school advocates at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, Pa., Saturday. FBI recovers white van belonging to Jersey City shooting suspect The FBI has recovered a white van authorities say belonged to one of the suspects in the Tuesday shootings at a kosher grocery store and a cemetery in Jersey City, N.J. 'Insider attack' kills 23 Afghan soldiers sleeping, provincial council says A Taliban infiltrator opened fire at military base in eastern Afghanistan on Saturday, killing at least 23 soldiers while they were sleeping. Protests against Indian citizenship law extend to fourth day Protests over a citizenship bill that excludes Muslims continued into their fourth day Saturday throughout India, turning violent in West Bengal and intensifying in the country's capital. Google Earth now covers more than 98 percent of the populated world The Google Earth platform has now been able to cover 98 percent of the world's populated areas. Samoan government extends state of emergency amid measles outbreak The Samoan government announced Saturday that it has extended a state of emergency meant to contain an active measles epidemic that has sickened 5,100 people and killed 72. Joe Biden announces gun safety plan on 7th anniversary of Sandy Hook Elementary shooting Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden announced his gun safety proposals Saturday, the seventh anniversary of the fatal shooting of 20 first graders and six educators at Sandy Hook Elementary in Connecticut. Appeals court blocks Mississippi's 15-week abortion ban A federal appeals court ruled against Mississippi's law banning abortions after the 15th week of pregnancy more than a year after the governor signed it into law. Judge orders Wisconsin to purge over 200,000 from voter rolls A judge has ordered the state of Wisconsin to kick more than 200,000 people off voter rolls before the 2020 presidential election after a lawsuit filed last month by a conservative law firm arguing they may have moved. Peter Sarsgaard's 'Interrogation' to debut Feb. 6 on CBS All Access All episodes of the new true-crime series "Interrogation" -- starring Peter Sarsgaard, Kyle Gallner and David Strathairn -- will be available on CBS All Access on Feb. 6. Watch: 'Office' action film 'Threat Level Midnight' gets 3M views on YouTube "Threat Level Midnight," an action film the characters of "The Office" made on the sitcom, has gotten more than 3 million views since it was posted on YouTube this week. Quiet pattern in the Northwest to be disrupted by atmospheric river next week Overall, a break in disruptive weather is expected during the next several days across the northwestern United States. However, this break will not last long with the stormy pattern returning soon. Look: Olivia Newton-John, John Travolta don 'Grease' costumes for fan event "Grease" co-stars Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta dressed as their star-crossed lover characters Sandy and Danny for a Florida fan event Friday. New Orleans declares states of emergency after cyberattack New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell has declared a state of emergency after a cyberattack on the city's computer network. Disney orders Season 2 of 'Mira, Royal Detective' ahead of premiere Disney Junior has renewed "Mira, Royal Detective" for a second season before the animated series debuts this spring. UNESCO drops anti-Semitic Belgian carnival event from cultural list The United Nations cultural heritage organization removed Belgium's carnival celebration from its cultural heritage list over anti-Semitic representations in the event. Justin Bartha to co-star with Jason Momoa in 'Sweet Girl' "National Treasure" and "The Hangover" star Justin Bartha has joined the ensemble of Jason Momoa's upcoming Netflix thriller, "Sweet Girl." Sally Field arrested during D.C. climate-change protest Double Oscar winner Sally Field was arrested Friday at a climate-change protest in Washington, D.C. California Gov. Gavin Newsom rejects PG&E bankruptcy plan California Gov. Gavin Newsom has rejected Pacific Gas and Electric's plan to exit bankruptcy and pay a $13.5 billion settlement to Northern California wildfire victims. Presidents Cup golf: U.S. closes gap vs. Internationals The United States team narrowed its deficit against the International squad by one point in the third round of the 2019 Presidents Cup Saturday in Melbourne. Ousted Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir sentenced to 2 years A judge sentenced former Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir to two years in prison Saturday on charges of corruption, possessing foreign currency and accepting illegal gifts. |
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He Was One of Mexico’s Deadliest Assassins. Then He Turned on His Cartel.“They took away everything left in me that was human and made me a monster,” said the hit man. ‘Mayors for Mike’: How Bloomberg’s Money Built a 2020 Political NetworkMichael Bloomberg is relying on powerful city leaders as allies in his presidential campaign. Several have received grants, training and support packages totaling millions from his foundation. Cory Booker Leads the Charge to Change Debate Rules That Excluded HimNine presidential candidates have signed a letter urging the D.N.C. to adjust its qualification criteria for January and February. She’s 16 and Wants to Be President: Meet the Teenagers Planning Their CampaignsResearch shows that Generation Z is the first in which women are more likely than their male peers to be engaged in politics. Here’s what some of them told us. Representative Jeff Van Drew, Anti-Impeachment Democrat, Plans to Switch PartiesThe freshman Democrat, who represents a New Jersey district where President Trump is popular, told aides he would announce his switch next week. Clinton’s Impeachment Was Suspenseful. Trump’s Grip on G.O.P. Means His Won’t Be.As much as the impeachment battle over President Trump echoes that of President Bill Clinton, a wildly different political landscape has contributed to some striking differences. Ex-Trump Aide Is Expected to Return to White HouseThe aide, John McEntee, had been dismissed in 2018 on the orders of the chief of staff at the time, John F. Kelly. The World Wants More Danish TV Than Denmark Can HandleThe streaming boom has led to huge international demand for shows from this tiny country, but there aren’t enough professionals to produce them. Our Future Depends on the ArcticSave it from the ravages of warming and we can save the planet. Is Pete Buttigieg Just Too Young to Be President?The Constitution says no. Democrats are still deciding. Trump’s Bad. Sadly, He’s Not Alone.Another wild week for the president, but does it lead to rejection or re-election? Do You Mind if I Pet Your Dog?You should always ask first. How McKinsey Makes Its Own RulesThe consulting company chases after government contracts, but it has a habit of evading the oversight that comes with them. What’s Different About This ImpeachmentIt’s not the offense, but rather one party’s rejection of reality. The Power of a $5 Folded Piece of PaperIt will always mean more to get a card than a text or an email, no matter how heartfelt the words. How the Superrich Took Over the Museum WorldThe wealthy have always influenced the art scene. But in recent years, they’ve dominated it. Joe Burrow Wins the 2019 Heisman Trophy in a Record-Breaking LandslideThree of the four Heisman finalists, including Louisiana State’s Burrow, transferred to their current teams from other schools. An Arsenal Star Criticized China’s Detention Camps. Fury Soon Followed.The soccer club distanced itself after Mesut Özil condemned China’s mass detention of Uighurs. But Chinese state media, and sports fans, were not mollified. Man Accused of Smacking Reporter’s Rear on Live TV Is ChargedAlex Bozarjian was reporting on a race in Savannah, Ga., when a passing runner slapped her behind. A video clip of the episode shared on Twitter provoked outrage. Gamblers, Wastrels and Lumberjacks: An Old Cemetery Gives Up Its Secret HistoryAn estimated 72 people died during construction of a rail tunnel through the Montana mountains. After more than 100 years, their final resting place has been found. For African Migrants, Hope and a Home in a Vacant French SchoolWith a record number of asylum seekers, France is getting tough on immigration. But 450 squatters find shelter in a school building in Lyon. Italy’s New ‘Sardines’ Movement Packs Piazzas to Protest Far-Right LeaderA liberal, grass-roots movement aims to support civility, equality and a candidate to undercut Matteo Salvini’s anti-migrant rhetoric. Tessa Majors Killing: Boy, 13, Is ArrestedHe appeared in court on murder and robbery charges. Detectives believe two other teenagers took part in the stabbing, an official said. More Recent Articles |
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LSU quarterback Joe Burrow claimed one of the most prestigious awards in all of sports, winning the 2019 Heisman Trophy on Saturday night in New York City.
A followup attempt to recover two people missing after a deadly volcanic explosion in New Zealand Monday was not successful, police said Saturday.
Savannah, Ga., reporter Alex Bozarjian was reporting on the Enmarket Savannah Bridge Run Dec. 7 when a participating runner slapped her from behind as he ran by, interrupting her reporting.
A woman whose baby was ripped from her arms by officers in New York City in 2018 is set to receive a $625,000 cash settlement from the city.
Seven Democratic presidential candidates addressed a crowd of 1,000 educators and school advocates at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, Pa., Saturday.
The FBI has recovered a white van authorities say belonged to one of the suspects in the Tuesday shootings at a kosher grocery store and a cemetery in Jersey City, N.J.
A Taliban infiltrator opened fire at military base in eastern Afghanistan on Saturday, killing at least 23 soldiers while they were sleeping.
Protests over a citizenship bill that excludes Muslims continued into their fourth day Saturday throughout India, turning violent in West Bengal and intensifying in the country's capital.
The Google Earth platform has now been able to cover 98 percent of the world's populated areas.
The Samoan government announced Saturday that it has extended a state of emergency meant to contain an active measles epidemic that has sickened 5,100 people and killed 72.
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden announced his gun safety proposals Saturday, the seventh anniversary of the fatal shooting of 20 first graders and six educators at Sandy Hook Elementary in Connecticut.
A federal appeals court ruled against Mississippi's law banning abortions after the 15th week of pregnancy more than a year after the governor signed it into law.
A judge has ordered the state of Wisconsin to kick more than 200,000 people off voter rolls before the 2020 presidential election after a lawsuit filed last month by a conservative law firm arguing they may have moved.
All episodes of the new true-crime series "Interrogation" -- starring Peter Sarsgaard, Kyle Gallner and David Strathairn -- will be available on CBS All Access on Feb. 6.
"Threat Level Midnight," an action film the characters of "The Office" made on the sitcom, has gotten more than 3 million views since it was posted on YouTube this week.
Overall, a break in disruptive weather is expected during the next several days across the northwestern United States. However, this break will not last long with the stormy pattern returning soon.
"Grease" co-stars Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta dressed as their star-crossed lover characters Sandy and Danny for a Florida fan event Friday.
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell has declared a state of emergency after a cyberattack on the city's computer network.
Disney Junior has renewed "Mira, Royal Detective" for a second season before the animated series debuts this spring.
The United Nations cultural heritage organization removed Belgium's carnival celebration from its cultural heritage list over anti-Semitic representations in the event.
"National Treasure" and "The Hangover" star Justin Bartha has joined the ensemble of Jason Momoa's upcoming Netflix thriller, "Sweet Girl."
Double Oscar winner Sally Field was arrested Friday at a climate-change protest in Washington, D.C.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has rejected Pacific Gas and Electric's plan to exit bankruptcy and pay a $13.5 billion settlement to Northern California wildfire victims.
The United States team narrowed its deficit against the International squad by one point in the third round of the 2019 Presidents Cup Saturday in Melbourne.
A judge sentenced former Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir to two years in prison Saturday on charges of corruption, possessing foreign currency and accepting illegal gifts. 
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