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Thousands gather for annual lighting of Rockefeller Center Christmas tree Thousands of people gathered in New York City's Rockefeller Center for the 87th annual lighting of the iconic Christmas tree.      Fuji Food Products recalls ready to eat sushi for potential listeria contamination Fuji Food Products announced a voluntary recall of ready to eat sushi and other pre-packaged foods due to potential listeria contamination.   CDC: 102 people ill with E. coil amid outbreak The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Wednesday that 102 people in 23 states have fallen sick with E.coil amid an outbreak linked to California-grown lettuce.   3 killed, including gunman, in Pearl Harbor shipyard shooting A U.S. sailor opened fire at a military base in Hawaii Wednesday, killing two people and injuring a third before turning the weapon on himself, officials said.   Colombians hold third national strike in opposition to President Ivan Duque Colombians participated in the third national strike in two weeks as they continued to demonstrate against President Ivan Duque.   Pantone names Classic Blue the color of 2020 The Pantone Color Institute went back to basics Wednesday, announcing Classic Blue as the Color of the Year for 2020.   Impeachment: Legal experts differ on obstruction allegation Four legal experts scheduled to testify before the House judiciary Committee Wednesday were set to make differing arguments on whether impeaching President Donald Trump is justified.   Johnny Galecki, Alaina Meyer announce birth of their first child "Big Bang Theory" star Johnny Galecki and his girlfriend, Alaina Meyer, announced the birth of their first child on Wednesday.   Joe Biden proposes $3.2T tax plan to fund policy proposals Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden outlined a $3.2 trillion tax plan to fund his policies on Wednesday.   Australian Parliament ditches law sending ill asylum seekers to mainland Australia's Parliament on Wednesday voted to repeal a law that allowed ill asylum seekers to be transferred from offshore detention centers to the mainland for medical treatment.   Lamar Jackson on breaking Michael Vick's rushing record: 'It'd be an honor' Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson could break former Atlanta Falcons dual-threat star Michael Vick's single-season rushing record when Baltimore visits the Buffalo Bills.   Jimmy Carter released from hospital after urinary tract infection treatment Doctors released former President Jimmy Carter from a Georgia hospital Wednesday after treatment for a urinary tract infection over the weekend.   President Donald Trump to seek $250M in additional military aid for Ukraine Pentagon and congressional sources confirmed Wednesday that President Donald Trump will seek at least another $250 million in security aid for Ukraine in his 2020 budget request.   Indianapolis Colts' Marlon Mack returns to practice after two-week absence Indianapolis Colts starting running back Marlon Mack is trending toward a possible return for Sunday's game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.   George Zimmerman sues Trayvon Martin's family, prosecutors for $100M in damages George Zimmerman, the man acquitted in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, sued the teen's family, accusing them of crafting a false testimony in the trial.   Old Man Winter's next blow to come in form of major storm, Arctic intrusion The official start of winter is still about two weeks away, but conditions are coming together in a way that could bring another major winterlike storm to a large portion of the middle of the United States next week.   Escaped kangaroo eludes capture in German village A kangaroo is on the loose in a German village less than a week after another marsupial owned by the same person went on the lam.   Zack Wheeler, Philadelphia Phillies agree to five-year, $118M deal Right-hander Zack Wheeler, one of the prized free-agent starting pitchers this off-season, will join the Philadelphia Phillies after agreeing to a long-term contract.   Hair straighteners, dyes linked to increased risk of breast cancer Permanent hair dyes and chemical straighteners may raise a woman's risk of breast cancer, a new study suggests.   European court: Italian vinegar makers can't have sole claim to 'balsamic' The European Court of Justice ruled Wednesday that vinegar makers in a certain province in Northern Italy don't have sole ownership of the term "balsamic."   Man wins $30,000 from lottery ticket rejected by friend A Maryland man who scored a $30,000 jackpot from a scratch-off lottery ticket said he only ended up buying the ticket because his friend refused it.   Vaping tied to higher odds for depression Vaping, already linked to lung damage, may also have harmful psychological effects, a new study suggests.   Data from Parker Solar Probe helps unravel sun's mysteries The observations and measurements recorded by the Parker Solar Probe are bringing scientists closer to solving some of the sun's greatest mysteries, according to the authors of four new studies.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Scholars Call Trump’s Actions on Ukraine an Impeachable Abuse of PowerDemocrats and Republicans clashed over the Constitution and President Trump’s conduct as the House Judiciary Committee formally began its impeachment proceedings.   Trump Blocked Key Impeachment Witnesses. Should Congress Wait?At the first House Judiciary Committee impeachment hearing, Republicans’ witness said lawmakers were rushing the process and should instead let court fights over access to witnesses play out. Giuliani, Facing Scrutiny, Travels to Europe to Interview UkrainiansPresident Trump’s personal lawyer has been in Budapest and Kyiv this week to talk with former Ukrainian prosecutors for a documentary series intended to debunk the impeachment case. Mocked Abroad and Assailed at Home, Trump Returns to Face ImpeachmentTwo days in London on the world stage provided him no respite. What the C.I.A.’s Torture Program Looked Like to the TorturedDrawings done in captivity by the first prisoner known to undergo “enhanced interrogation” portray his account of what happened to him in vivid and disturbing ways. Hundreds of Thousands Are Losing Access to Food StampsThe Agriculture Department gave its final approval to the first of three rules that are ultimately expected to cut more than three million from the food stamp rolls. Barr Says Communities That Protest the Police Risk Losing ProtectionThe attorney general’s comments drew criticism that he was conflating objections to police misconduct with a disrespect for the police. Iran Is Secretly Moving Missiles Into Iraq, U.S. Officials SayThe buildup of a hidden arsenal of short-range missiles is the latest sign that American efforts to deter Iran have largely failed. Florida Keys Deliver a Hard Message: As Seas Rise, Some Places Can’t Be SavedA project to calculate the cost of raising roads shows that some places may not justify the vast expense, casting doubt on the future of those areas. Impeachment, NATO, Cookies: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. But Is It Impeachable?The House Judiciary Committee, in its first public impeachment hearing, went back to the basics of the Constitution. I Feel Weird Lying About SantaIs it because I didn’t celebrate Christmas growing up? Why There Won’t Be a Black Woman Running for PresidentKamala Harris’s campaign had its flaws, but we can’t let liberal biases go unchecked. Do Voters Even Care About the Articles of Impeachment?Everyone knows what Trump did. The Democrats shouldn’t draw out the process any longer than necessary. Kamala Decamps, Iowa’s Still Crowded, Trump’s Still TrumpFor Democrats, it’s Des Moines for the holidays. Venezuelans’ Struggle to Survive, Told in PicturesResidents in the nation’s slums suffer with the economy’s collapse. The American Health Care Industry Is Killing PeopleYes, transitioning to a more equitable system might eliminate some jobs. But the status quo is morally untenable. Where Will Sundar Pichai Take Google?Alphabet’s new chief executive has a plate full of challenges. But it’s still a company with a lot of potential. What Kamala Harris’s Campaign Teaches UsIt is worth exploring the election system in this country and who benefits from it. The Incitement in Israel That Killed Yitzhak RabinA new movie, “Incitement,” demonstrates that Yigal Amir, the assassin, was no loner. Do Democrats Really Know Who Their Friends Are?Starting with Nancy Pelosi, many party leaders have failed to make labor enough of a priority, which hurts their coalition. Is the Country Ready for a Gay President? Don’t Trust the PollsPolls have a poor record on predicting behavior around social issues and disfavored groups. What’s ‘Fair’ When It Comes to Carbon Emissions?The average American and Australian generates nearly 3½ times the global average of carbon dioxide pollution. Josie Rubio, 42, Dies; Wrote of Dating While Terminally IllHer essay in The New York Times drew a wide readership; she also chronicled her life with terminal cancer in a blog, finding humor amid despair. Sailor at Pearl Harbor Shipyard Fatally Shoots 2, Injures 1 and Kills Himself, U.S. SaysThe Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam was placed on lockdown for about an hour and a half. China’s Genetic Research on Ethnic Minorities Sets Off Science BacklashScientists are raising questions about the ethics of studies backed by Chinese surveillance agencies. Prestigious journals are taking action. Steve Cohen in Talks to Buy Majority of Mets From WilponsThe deal with Mr. Cohen, a billionaire hedge fund manager, would represent a significant change in the New York sports landscape. He Waited 6 Hours for Help at Rikers. Then He Tried to Hang Himself.Nicholas Feliciano, 18, had a history of suicide attempts, but Rikers jail guards failed to act for seven minutes when he tried to kill himself. Huawei Sues the F.C.C., Ramping Up Fight With Critics and FoesThe commission took aim last month at the Chinese tech giant’s sales to telecom carriers in rural America. General Strike in France Is Fresh Test for Emmanuel Macron as Paris Starts to Shut DownThe walkout by a broad range of workers threatens to paralyze the country for several days, calling into question the president’s apparent quelling of the “Yellow Vest” movement. What Happened When Pete Buttigieg Toured the South to Meet Black VotersThe trip was engineered to introduce him to voters who have received far less attention from his campaign than a largely white cohort of donors and Iowa caucusgoers. Kim Jong-un Visits Sacred Mountain on Horseback. Analysts Watch His Next Move.The North Korean leader has often visited Mount Paektu, near the border with China, before making major policy shifts. This Woman Wants to Help Regulate Your Period With FoodCan dietary and lifestyle changes help women dealing with complex and confounding hormonal issues? Alisa Vitti thinks so. Pantone Declares Another Year of BlueCan the latest color of the year help people feel better? Or just help sell a lot of stuff? Pony Show Jumpers Deliver Big ThrillsThe Longines Masters of Paris will feature a new pony class this year. Some of the top riders in the sport got their start on the little horses. ‘The Crying Book’ Follows the Many Tracks of Our TearsHeather Christle’s peculiar and indelible book bounces between observations about the causes and uses of the tears we shed. Fake Meat vs. Real MeatMillennials are gobbling down plant-based burgers, prompting meat producers to question the health benefits of “ultra-processed imitations.” 25 Again? How Exercise May Fight AgingThe muscles of those who worked out looked like those of 25-year-olds and showed less of the inflammation that is tied to health problems as we age. Trump Abruptly Exits NATO Gathering After Embarrassing Video EmergesPresident Trump had planned to tout his foreign policy accomplishments at the meeting, but his visit was overshadowed by a gossipy video. For Trump and Europe, a Surprising Role ReversalWhere the president once kept European leaders off balance, Europe’s shifting landscape now has the Great Disrupter scrambling to recalibrate his approach. More Recent Articles
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