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Justice Department invalidates two FISA warrants against Carter Page The Justice Department declared two of four surveillance warrants against former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page invalid, according to a FISA Court order released on Thursday.      New York Mets choose Luis Rojas to replace Carlos Beltran as manager A week after parting ways with Carlos Beltran, the New York Mets officially hired Luis Rojas as their next manager.   Watch live: Rep. Jerrold Nadler focuses on abuse of power to open 3rd day of impeachment trial The third day of President Donald Trump's impeachment trial began Thursday with Democratic manager Rep. Jerrold Nadler arguing the president didn't necessarily need to commit a crime to be removed from office.   76ers' Josh Richardson to miss at least two weeks with hamstring injury Philadelphia 76ers guard Josh Richardson will miss at least two weeks because of a left hamstring strain.   Annabella Sciorra testifies that Harvey Weinstein raped her in her apartment Actress Annabella Sciorra said Thursday that Harvey Weinstein raped her in her apartment in the early 1990s, as she testified in is predatory sexual assault case.   Over-the-counter steroid creams may pose health risk Rubbing cream into your skin to calm an itchy rash may seem harmless, but not all topical anti-itch formulas are created equal.   Federal teachers union sues Betsy DeVos over repeal of for-profit student protections A federal teachers union sued Education Secretary Betsy DeVos for repealing protections for students at for-profit colleges.   Universal Music Group CEO Lucian Grainge receives Walk of Fame star Universal Music Group Chairman and CEO Lucian Grainge received the 2,685th star of the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday.   2020 NBA All-Star Game: LeBron James, Giannis Antetokounmpo named captains Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James and reigning NBA MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo were named as captains for the 2020 NBA All-Star Game for the second consecutive season.   Seattle Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto: Mitch Haniger likely needs surgery Seattle Mariners outfielder Mitch Haniger is expected to miss the beginning of the 2020 regular season after suffering a setback during his off-season training.   Portraits of Barack, Michelle Obama to travel on five-city tour The official portraits of President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama will depart the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery for a five-city tour next summer.   Rosters unveiled for 2020 McDonald's All-American Games in Houston The rosters for the 2020 McDonald's All-American Games were revealed Thursday, with some of the elite high school basketball prospects in the country earning a trip to the All-Star event.   Huntington Ingalls awarded ISR contract for up to $954M Huntington Ingalls has been awarded a task order to provide airborne intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance to the U.S. Air Force in the European and African theatres of operation, the contractor announced Thursda   Low-dose aspirin may reduce risk for pre-term birth in first-time mothers First-time mothers may be able to reduce their risk for delivering pre-term by taking low-dose aspirin, a new study by researchers at the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development has found.   Researchers resurrect the voice of an ancient Egyptian priest Some 3,000 years after he died, Nesyamun, an ancient Egyptian priest, is uttering vowels. The sounds aren't coming from the mummified priest himself, but from a computerized voice box.   Minnesota Vikings to name Gary Kubiak as offensive coordinator Former Denver Broncos and Houston Texans head coach Gary Kubiak is expected to become the Minnesota Vikings' next offensive coordinator.   3rd Marine Aircraft Wing receives first F-35C The 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing has welcomed the first F-35C Lightning II fighter jet to the Marine Fighter Attack Squadron, which arrived at MCAS Miramar this week, according to the Marine Corps.   California adds digital safeguard to marijuana deliveries California residents who have marijuana delivered will be able to verify through their cell phone that the product is from a state-licensed source, officials said Thursday.   Watch: Man finds box of $27,000 outside Michigan credit union A Michigan man leaving the drive-through ATM at a credit union investigated a plastic box in the middle of a road and discovered it contained $27,000.   Fire at Firefly Aerospace interrupts rocket test Firefly Aerospace said Thursday that it is investigating a problem with a first-stage booster rocket that caused a fire during a test the day before.   Watch: Brewery using beer cans to find homes for shelter dogs A Florida brewery is finding homes for local shelter dogs by putting photos of adoptable canines on cans of beer.   Pope Francis appoints Philadelphia diocese's first Hispanic archbishop Pope Francis named Bishop Nelson Perez as the archbishop of the Philadelphia Archdioceses, making him the first Hispanic to assume the role.   As sea level rise reshapes U.S. coast, residents will be pushed inland Scientists have used a new machine learning model to predict the migration patterns likely to result from sea level rise along the coasts of the United States.   Use of opioid addiction drug declines among younger people Treatment with the opioid addiction drug buprenorphine is on the rise among most age groups in the United States, but falling among 15- to 24-year-olds, a new study finds.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Democrats, Pressing Abuse of Power Case, Delve Into BidenThe House impeachment managers sought to undercut the central elements of President Trump’s defense, wading into a detailed defense of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.   How Joe Biden Talks About a Touchy Subject: His SonAs he runs for president, Mr. Biden has repeatedly faced questions about the overseas business dealings of his son, Hunter Biden. He has mostly kept his cool — but not always. Now Testifying for the Prosecution: President TrumpBarred so far from presenting witnesses, the House managers prosecuting the president have focused on turning his own words against him. Senators Battle a Persistent Impeachment Foe: Their Own RestlessnessLawmakers, required to sit through the trial in silence and without their phones, have grown increasingly comfortable testing those rules as the trial wears on. Even From Half a World Away, Pelosi Keeps a Tight Grip on ImpeachmentThe House speaker has closely managed President Trump’s impeachment from the beginning. She is not letting up during his Senate trial. Many in China Wear Them, but Do Masks Block Coronavirus?They may help, but experts say it’s more important to wash your hands. Texas Student May Have Wuhan Coronavirus, as Dozens in U.S. Are MonitoredHealth officials said they were keeping the Texas A&M student, who had traveled to China, isolated at home. Annabella Sciorra Testifies in Weinstein Trial, ‘He Raped Me’“The Sopranos” actress fought back tears as she told a hushed courtroom, in excruciating detail, about the night she said she was attacked. Jeff Bezos’ Hack Inquiry Falls Short of Implicating National EnquirerThe Amazon founder’s investigation did not find evidence to back his suggestion of a link between Saudi Arabia and the tabloid that gleefully exposed his affair. Jeff Bezos, Tabloid ManJust a year ago, the world’s richest man seemed to have a pretty low-key life. Times sure have changed. Jim Lehrer, Longtime PBS News Anchor, Is Dead at 85For 36 years, mostly teaming with Robert MacNeil, he offered an alternative to network evening news programs with in-depth reporting, interviews and news analysis. Wuhan, Impeachment, Lizzo: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Harry and Meghan. (And Why Their Saga Matters.)They were expected to modernize a former empire in a moment of political transition. Instead, Harry and Meghan walked away. Why Endorse Two Candidates?Katie Kingsbury of The Times’s editorial board argues for the endorsement of both Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar. Joe Biden Is Stronger Than You ThinkHere’s why he is still winning. Day 3 of Mr. Trump’s Trial: The Legal SeminarThe House managers walked the Senate jury through the constitutional and historical basis for the president’s impeachment. (Almost) Everything You Know About the Invention of the Vibrator Is WrongA Victorian doctor created the “vibratode,” but it was our great-great- grandmothers who saw its real potential. Trump Is Abusing His Tariff Power, TooMore contempt for the rule of law. Alan Dershowitz: Why I’m Defending TrumpThe lawyer explains why he now believes that a crime is required for impeachment. Is America Ready for Another Outbreak?No. But there are clear steps the government needs to take. In Defense of Donald TrumpLegal experts examine the strongest and weakest points of his case. DNA Collection at the Border Threatens the Privacy of All AmericansWe’re one step closer to the “genetic panopticon” that Antonin Scalia warned us about. The Revolution Comes to DavosAt the anti-capitalist capitalist event, radical sentiments erupt in unexpected places. Andy Byford’s Work Is Not DoneNow it’s up to Governor Cuomo to build on the departing subway chief’s impressive progress. 36 Hours in HonoluluBeyond the beach in the Hawaiian capital, where new takes on traditional dishes, in-depth local history museums and a kitschy cocktail (or two) are on the itinerary. Brains Turned to Glass? Suffocated in Boathouses? Vesuvius Victims Get New LookTwo studies examined grim scenes left at a Roman settlement devastated by the 79 A.D. eruption. Andy Byford Resigns as New York City’s Subway ChiefHe arrived two years ago to turn around the city’s failing subway, making significant progress. Kamala Harris Is Said to Be Weighing an Endorsement of Joe BidenThe move, which would be unlikely to happen until after the Senate impeachment trial, could enhance her chances of becoming vice president but could also anger liberals in California. Trump Tries to Walk Back Entitlement Comments as Democrats PounceA day after President Trump suggested he was open to cutting entitlement programs in a second term, he insisted he would protect Social Security. ‘Pillowcase Rapist,’ Who Terrorized Florida in the 1980s, Has Been Caught, Officials SayThe authorities say DNA evidence has tied Robert Eugene Koehler, 60, to more than two dozen sexual assaults. A “dungeon in progress” was found under his house, a prosecutor said. Serena Williams Loses at Australian OpenWilliams, the eighth seed, fell in three sets to China’s Wang Qiang. Caroline Wozniacki also lost, bringing an end to the former Grand Slam champion’s career. Seeing a Bloomberg Ad on Fox News, Trump Takes the BaitThe president’s advisers have urged him not to pay attention to the low-polling Democratic presidential candidate. But as Michael Bloomberg poured cash into attack ads, he became harder to ignore. Trump Invites Netanyahu to White House to Discuss Middle East Peace PlanThe invitation could provide a welcome distraction for President Trump, facing an impeachment trial, and for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is facing corruption charges. Fairway Is So Crowded! How Can It Be in Bankruptcy?How a local favorite lost its way: numerous missteps and a nationwide disruption in the supermarket industry. It’s Not You, It’s Your WeddingWedding shamers take to social media to voice unasked for opinions on wedding dresses, rings, cakes, mothers-in-law and so much more. The Making, and Remaking, of Adama TraoréThe story of why the speedy Wolves forward is just now hitting his stride illustrates how soccer handles — or, rather, tends to mishandle — players with unique skill sets. Gaultier’s Great GoodbyeAfter 50 years, the designer held his last show, and it was a doozy. A Rare Good First Week at a Grand Slam for the American MenUpsets for Tennys Sandgren and Tommy Paul help put five U.S. players in the third round. What Lunar New Year Reveals About the World’s CalendarsRather than a scientific given, calendars say a lot about the history and cultural values of the societies that created them. My Son’s Friends Use Slurs in Online Games. What Can I Do?You might say to your son, “While your friends might think they’re being funny or cool, words can do harm, and repeating slurs is fundamentally degrading to the groups they are used against.” McConnell Prefers to Hold ’Em, but Also Knows When to Fold ’EmThe majority leader, facing defections in his own ranks, made a strategic retreat this week in an effort to retain his grip on the trial More Recent Articles
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