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Washington Nationals signing ace reliever Will Harris to three-year deal Former Houston Astros star reliever Will Harris reached an agreement on a three-year contract with the Washington Nationals.      Pentagon: U.S. killed top Iran general in Baghdad airstrikes The United States on Thursday killed the head of Iran's elite Quds military Force in airstrikes in Baghdad, the Pentagon said.   Ex-Minnesota Twins catcher Jason Castro to sign with Los Angeles Angels Former Minnesota Twins catcher Jason Castro agreed to a one-year contract with the Los Angeles Angels.   Luka Doncic, Giannis Antetokounmpo lead first round of NBA All-Star voting Dallas Mavericks star Luka Doncic and reigning NBA Most Valuable Player Giannis Antetokounmpo led the first round of fan voting for the 2020 All-Star Game.   United States sanctions Cuba's defense minister for supporting Nicolas Maduro The Trump administration imposed sanctions Thursday against Cuba's minister of defense, accusing him of committing human rights violations and propping up embattled Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.   Detroit Lions assistant coaches Paul Pasqualoni, Jeff Davidson stepping down Detroit Lions defensive coordinator Paul Pasqualoni and offensive line coach Jeff Davidson each stepped down from their roles.   Missing Texas man found alive in Grand Canyon The National Park Service said Thursday that rangers found a 58-year-old Texas man who had been missing nearly two weeks alive in the Grand Canyon.   AECOM + Tetra Tech Joint Venture receives $90M to support Saudi Missile Program AECOM + Tetra Tech Joint Venture has received a $90 million contract to provide support for the Saudi Missile Program, the Department of Defense announced.   Ethan Couch of 'affluenza' case arrested for violating probation Ethan Couch, known as the "affluenza teen" was arrested for violating his probation on Thursday.   FDA orders ban on sale of flavored e-cigarette pods most used by youth The Trump administration is expected on Friday to ban flavored e-cigarette pods with the exception of menthol and tobacco flavors, and flavored liquid nicotine products.   Luis Robert agrees to record $50M deal with Chicago White Sox The Chicago White Sox and prized outfield prospect Luis Robert agreed on a six-year, $50 million contract.   Most of Madagascar's rainforest on pace to disappear by 2070 Nearly all of Madagascar's eastern rainforest is likely to be gone by 2070 if deforestation and global warming progresses at the current pace, according to a new study.   Longtime Bengals coach Sam Wyche dies at 74 Former Cincinnati Bengals coach Sam Wyche died Thursday after a battle with cancer. He was 74.   New York Yankees' Domingo German receives 81-game suspension New York Yankees starting pitcher Domingo German was handed an 81-game suspension for violating the MLB domestic violence policy.   Schumer says newly released emails justify witnesses at impeachment trial Sen. Charles Schumer said that newly released emails about President Donald Trump's decision to withhold military aid to Ukraine warrant Democrats' call for witnesses and documents at the impeachment trial.   Watch: Deer crashes through North Carolina grocery store Security cameras at a North Carolina store were rolling when a deer crashed through a glass door and slid through the business.   Maryland Lottery devotee marks six wins in 12 months A devoted Maryland Lottery player is celebrating six wins in 12 months playing Racetrax, with a final tally of $91,779.   S.C. deer hunting accident kills dad, 9-year-old daughter A deer hunting accident in South Carolina killed a father and his 9-year-old daughter on New Year's Day.   Gene therapy trial shows promise for curing a type of hemophilia A new gene therapy appears to serve as a functional cure for the most common type of hemophilia, early clinical trial results indicate.   Study links diabetes to increased risk for heart failure In findings published Thursday in the journal Mayo Clinic Proceedings, researchers identified diabetes as an independent risk factor for the development of heart failure.   TB vaccine is more effective when delivered intravenously The tuberculosis (TB) vaccine is far from infallible, but new animal research suggests the problem is not the vaccine but how it is delivered.   U.S. defense chief Mark Esper warns Iran, proxy militias to end attacks U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper warned Thursday that continued attacks by Iran and its proxy militias against U.S. forces and personnel in Iraq would be met with responses.   Watch: Boy, 7, accidentally swallows AirPod Christmas gift A Georgia mother shared an X-ray photo showing the new location of the Apple AirPod her son received for Christmas -- his stomach.   Color-changing brittle stars see without eyes Though the red brittle star, Ophiocoma wendtii, lacks traditional eyes, new research suggests the species can see visual stimuli.   Watch: Florida man rescues dog with leash caught in elevator door A Florida man was caught on camera springing into action to rescue a dog being choked by its own collar when an elevator door closed on its leash.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Democrats Enter 2020 Awash in Cash, and Brace for Long Primary FightFund-raising numbers for the fourth quarter of 2019 show an unusually high number of viable campaigns. Waiting for the winner: President Trump and his huge war chest.   Biden Warns About Disinformation After Misleading VideoA day after a deceptively edited video of him spread on social media, Joseph R. Biden Jr. cautioned that the Democratic nominee would be vulnerable to false information in the general election. Carlos Ghosn Flirted With Hollywood, Then Delivered a Plot TwistThe fallen auto titan held early discussions with a movie producer before his audacious escape. The film’s villain: Japanese justice. Turkey Questions Pilots About Carlos Ghosn’s Escape From JapanMr. Ghosn, the former Nissan and Renault chief, fled Japan to avoid trial and arrived in Lebanon this week. As India Violence Gets Worse, Police Are Accused of Abusing MuslimsAs demonstrations over a citizenship law sweep India, more accounts are emerging of mistreatment and harsh tactics by police and state officials. Iraq, Carlos Ghosn, Tumbleweeds: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The President and the PublisherIn February, the publisher of The New York Times questioned President Trump in the Oval Office about his attacks on the press. Their rare exchange is still relevant almost one year later. One Thing You Can Do: Make Your New Year’s Resolutions CountAlso this week, holiday fireworks in Iceland and beyond Julián Castro Is Worth More Out of the Presidential Race Than He Was in ItThe remaining candidates should emulate his fighting words — and try to win him to their side. Why Are You Publicly Sharing Your Child’s DNA Information?By uploading their children’s genetic information on public websites, parents are forever exposing their personal health data. Apocalypse Becomes the New NormalWe’re already in the early stages of climate crisis. A Ridiculously Optimistic History of the Next DecadeA fantasy of what could come true. Why Is America So Depressed?It’s no coincidence that our politics and our mental health have declined so rapidly, at the same time. An Old Battle Resumes at the Supreme CourtThe Trump administration seeks to undermine a key protection against unlawful detention. Hypersonic Missiles Are a Game ChangerNo existing defenses can stop such weapons — which is why everyone wants them. Biden Is Smart to Talk About a Republican V.P.Don’t believe the hype. It’s an Old and Insidious Hatred. And New Yorkers Can’t Stand for It.A show of support for the true spirit of New York. Mario Balotelli’s Italian HomecomingThe soccer star returned to his hometown last summer, and to Italy’s Serie A. The city had changed. But so had he. Which Subway Seat Is Best? Your Answer Is Obviously WrongA viral tweet about picking a seat on New York’s subway prompted a spirited debate over which spot is prized. ‘Uncanny Valley’ Charts a Tech Pilgrim’s ProgressIn this extraordinary memoir, Anna Wiener writes about joining the start-up industry and her eventual disillusionment with it. More Than 200 Republicans Urge Supreme Court to Weigh Overturning Roe v. WadeTwo House Democrats joined them in signing a legal brief in a case that is certain to inject the divisive politics of abortion into the 2020 presidential race. Tessa Majors Murder: 13-Year-Old Suspect Must Remain in CustodyThe teenager, accused in the death of the Barnard student, exhibited troubling behavior at a detention center, New York City lawyers said. Texas Judge Rules That Hospital Can Take Baby Off Life SupportThe case, involving an 11-month-old girl born with a heart defect, has become a rallying point for conservatives. The child’s mother plans to appeal. Yankees’ Domingo German Suspended 81 Games for Domestic ViolenceThe suspension includes 18 games German missed in 2019 while M.L.B. conducted an investigation, so he will be out for the first 63 games of 2020. Video Showing Sexual Assault by Mob in Egypt Draws OutrageThe police said they were investigating the video, which showed a group of men swarming around a woman, grabbing at her as she screamed. It Looks Like Health Insurance, but It’s Not. ‘Just Trust God,’ Buyers Are Told.Some state regulators are scrutinizing nonprofit Christian cost-sharing ministries that enroll Americans struggling to pay for medical care, but aren’t legally bound to cover their members’ claims. With Partial Flavor Ban, Trump Splits the Difference on VapingAn initiative to reduce the use of e-cigarettes by teenagers led to compromise. Sales of most flavored pods popular with youth will be forbidden, but flavored liquid nicotine for open tank devices will be exempt. Christianity Today Editor Laments ‘Ethical Naïveté’ of Trump BackersMark Galli, who is retiring, was overwhelmed by the vocal criticism and quiet praise after his editorial in a prominent evangelical magazine called for President Trump’s ouster. Denying a Professor Tenure, Harvard Sparks a Debate Over Ethnic StudiesSome students of color say that even as the university defends its use of race in admissions, it devalues their experiences and fails to retain professors who support them. The Best Things We Bought in 2019From a killer fly swatter to a family-worthy cargo bike, these are the things we bought this year that made our lives easier and a lot more fun. 8 Ways to Work Smarter in 2020Tips to be happier, wiser and more self-aware. The Best of Japanese Dining and Design, Under One Parisian RoofEncompassing a teahouse, a confectionery stand and more, Ogata Paris pays homage to its setting while offering a true taste of Japan. Taron Egerton Tries to Keep ‘Rocketman’ Performance in OrbitHis portrayal of Elton John was praised by critics and audiences alike, but the Oscar competition is formidable and memories in Hollywood are short. Frederick’s of Hollywood Goes From Racy to ‘Real’The fabled lingerie label tweaks its image to lure younger women. Italian Vogue Won’t Publish Photos This MonthFashion’s favorite trend — sustainability — comes for print magazines. N.H.L. Takeaways at the Season’s MidpointAt the halfway mark of the season, five head coaches have been fired, and the St. Louis Blues are thriving as the reigning champions. More Recent Articles
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