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Virginia lawmakers urge governor to replace Robert E. Lee statue on Capitol Hill Two Democratic Virginia lawmakers have called on Gov. Ralph Northam to replace the state's statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee housed in the U.S. Capitol.      6 more horses found shot dead in Kentucky Officials said they have found six more horses fatally shot near a strip mine in Kentucky.   Utah Jazz to trade Dante Exum, picks to Cleveland Cavaliers for Jordan Clarkson The Utah Jazz are trading former first-round draft pick Dante Exum to the Cleveland Cavaliers for Jordan Clarkson.   Pittsburgh Steelers' Mason Rudolph likely out for Week 17 with shoulder injury Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph will likely miss Sunday's key game against the Baltimore Ravens because of a shoulder injury.   Saudi court sentences 5 to death for Jamal Khashoggi killing A Saudi Arabia court sentenced five people to death Monday for the 2018 death of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi, prosecutors announced.   Dallas Cowboys' Leighton Vander Esch to miss rest of season with neck injury The Dallas Cowboys will be without linebacker Leighton Vander Esch for the remainder of the season because of a neck injury.   Defense Department identifies soldier killed in Afghanistan The Department of Defense announced Monday that Sgt. 1st Class Michael J. Goble, 33, died due to combat injuries in Afghanistan on Sunday.   Baltimore Ravens to rest Lamar Jackson, other starters in finale vs. Steelers The Baltimore Ravens will rest key starters, including Pro Bowl quarterback and MVP front-runner Lamar Jackson, for Sunday's regular-season finale against the Pittsburgh Steelers.   Pentagon warns military personnel that take-home DNA tests could pose security risks Senior Pentagon officials advised military personnel to not take at-home DNA tests, warning they could present a security risk.   Former Dodgers pitcher Rich Hill, wife arrested before Patriots-Bills game Former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Rich Hill and his wife were arrested and fined after an altercation with police before Saturday's game between the New England Patriots and Buffalo Bills.   South Korea's popular culture defines its perception in Southeast Asia South Korean popular culture is transforming perceptions of the country among its ASEAN partners as Seoul seeks to upgrade ties with Southeast Asia as part of President Moon Jae-in's New Southern Policy.   New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo vetos bill allowing federal judges to perform weddings New York Governor Andrew Cuomo vetoed a bill allowing federal judges to perform wedding ceremonies, cannot support legislation authorizing actions by judges appointed by President Donald Trump.   Carolina Panthers interview ex-Packers coach Mike McCarthy for head-coaching job After parting ways with Ron Rivera earlier this month, the Carolina Panthers interviewed former Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy for their head-coaching position.   Experimental Zika vaccine protects monkey fetuses in study An experimental Zika virus vaccine that was given before pregnancy protected monkey fetuses, researchers say.   FDA approves new drug to treat migraines Migraine sufferers who cannot get relief from existing medications have a new treatment option -- a pill called ubrogepant (Ubrelvy), the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced Monday.   Mitch McConnell, Charles Schumer at 'impasse' for Senate impeachment trial Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said Monday he and Sen. Chuck Schumer, the chamber's top Democrat, are at "an impasse" in moving toward the impeachment trial against President Donald Trump.   Turkish authorities arrest local mayor over alleged terror links Authorities arrested a Turkish mayor Monday over alleged ties to a terror group, state-run Anadolu Agency reported.   Brothers die when one tries to rescue the other from grain binBoeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg out immediately in shakeup over 737 Max struggles After trouble with a space mission and ongoing problems with its 737 Max, Boeing announced a leadership shakeup Monday that immediately replaces CEO Dennis Muilenburg.   Watch: Bus driver stops to pick up loose dogs in Wisconsin A Wisconsin bus driver was caught on security camera giving a ride to a pair of unusual passengers -- two lost dogs out wandering loose.   Watch: '12 Days of Christmas' gets a 'Stranger Things' twist Netflix posted on YouTube Monday a "Stranger Things"-themed edition of the classic holiday song, "12 Days of Christmas."   Look: British woman reunited with ring dropped in ballot box A British woman who accidentally dropped a family heirloom ring into a ballot box while casting her vote was reunited with the ring by local officials.   Tyler, the Creator releases two new songs Tyler, the Creator digitally released two new songs and music videos on Monday.   Vladimir Putin launches first Russian train to Crimea Russian President Vladimir Putin launched Monday the country's first direct train to the annexed Crimea peninsula.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Fresh Evidence in Hand, Schumer Demands More Emails and DocumentsSenator Chuck Schumer, the minority leader, laid out a long list of records Democrats would like to see as the House pressed for testimony from a former White House counsel.   Durham Surprises Even Allies With Statement on F.B.I.’s Trump CaseThe federal prosecutor leading a review of the origins of the Russia inquiry has a reputation for keeping his mouth shut. At a sensitive moment, he didn’t. Boeing Taps David Calhoun as C.E.O. to Stem 737 Max CrisisOver decades, as an executive at G.E. and Blackstone, Mr. Calhoun has been hailed as an experienced and decisive operator. A $750,000 Taxi Medallion, a Driver’s Suicide and a Brother’s GuiltAfter the cabdriver Kenny Chow died by suicide, his brother carried his legacy — and then, a creeping fear that he was to blame. G.O.P. Lawmaker Had Visions of a Christian Alternative GovernmentA Washington State legislator was accused of participating in the occupation of a federal wildlife refuge. Behind the scenes, he and right-wing activists were preparing for civil strife. Saudi Death Sentences in Khashoggi Killing Fail to Dispel QuestionsSaudi Arabia has been accused of shielding Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who foreign experts suspect was behind the killing of Jamal Khashoggi. Boeing, Jamal Khashoggi, Lost Luggage: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Year in SoundOur audio time capsule captures the conflict, color and controversy that defined 2019. We’re Getting Old, but We’re Not Doing Anything About ItLike climate change, the aging of America demands a serious rethinking of the way we live. The Cruelty of a Trump ChristmasRepublicans aren’t Scrooges — they’re much worse. A New Secularism Is Appearing in IslamAcross much of the Islamic world, many Muslims are disillusioned with the ugly things done in the name of their religion. What Billionaires Don’t Understand About College DebtForget big donations. Go for structural reforms. The U.N.’s Tainted Legacy in HaitiThe agency’s peacekeepers left a trail of cholera and fatherless children in the Western Hemisphere’s poorest country. Dreading Your Kids’ Annoying Christmas Gifts? You Need a GrinchI steal from my nieces and nephew. Don’t you wish you had a brother like me? What the Senate Does Now Will Cast a Long ShadowMitch McConnell and the other 99 senators must serve the institution and the Constitution that established it, not President Trump. Go Ahead, Be Materialistic. You Might Just Save the Planet.Sales on Black Friday this year reached a record high. There are ways to buy smarter. Am I Wiser Than My Grandparents?Judging the past by the values of today can be its own kind of intolerance. Six Steps to Mentally Survive the HolidaysThe endless parties and other social gatherings can be tough. Here are some tips to help you maintain your sanity. ‘He Accidentally Smashed the Bottle of Wine He Was Opening’Out on a date, overheard in Midtown and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary. German Boy Missing Since 2017 Found in Child Pornography RaidThe police in western Germany went to a man's home in search of child pornography but found a missing 15-year-old. BMW Is Under S.E.C. InvestigationThe inquiry is reported to center on sales practices in which cars delivered to dealers as loaners were recorded as purchased. Driver Who Hit Girl Because She Was ‘a Mexican’ Is Charged in 2nd Hit-and-RunIn a little over an hour, an Iowa woman engaged in a trio of attacks, two of which the police said were racially motivated. Rivian Gets $1.3 Billion Investment in Electric Truck VentureT. Rowe Price led a new funding round for the start-up, a potential competitor to Tesla that was already backed by Amazon and Ford. Add Falling Ice From Glass Towers to a New Yorker’s List of WorriesSmooth exteriors and sloped surfaces increase the surface area for ice to form. A Test for Foreign Teachers in Indonesia: Are You Gay?Under a government regulation, teachers at some international schools face intrusive questions aimed at identifying those with “abnormal” sexual orientations. As Rail Strike Upends Holiday Plans in France, a Fight Over BlameWith no Christmas truce in the long strike, many travelers can’t get to family gatherings, and the government and unions are pointing fingers at each other. What Should Europe Do About Viktor Orban and ‘Illiberal Democracy’?Donald Tusk is leaving his job as European Council president, but he still faces the problem presented by his old friend, transformed by power and cynicism. 5 Holiday Dinner Guest Tips No One Taught YouBe a splendid companion this holiday season and New Year. Choose a Last-Minute Gift Anyone Would LoveYou’re stuck behind the curve and you don’t know what to get for someone on your list, but you do know you’re running out of time. We can help. ‘Little Women’ Review: This Movie Is BigGreta Gerwig refreshes a literary classic with the help of a dazzling cast that includes Saoirse Ronan, Florence Pugh, Laura Dern and Meryl Streep. Elizabeth Spencer, Author of ‘The Light in the Piazza,’ Dies at 98A writer of novels and short stories, many set in her native South, she was best known for a 1960 novella, set in Italy, that was adapted for film and stage. Making the Front Page: How All the News Fits in PrintToday’s A1 is the result of a far more democratic and organic process than the one in place when I arrived at The Times in 1978. Will the United States Lose the Universe?For more than a century, American astronomers have held bragging rights as observers of the cosmos. But that dominance may soon slip away. An Apocryphal Christmas MiracleAn old tale about a children’s ward in 1891 may be a myth, but the diphtheria antitoxin was a real gift. Earth Science Has a Whiteness ProblemBarely 10 percent of doctoral degrees in the geosciences go to recipients of color. The lack of diversity limits the quality of research, many scientists say. Late Night in 2019: Trump, Trump and More TrumpThis year the president’s tweets, gaffes, hirings, firings and foibles again dominated late-night monologues and bits. More Recent Articles
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