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Justice Department opens probe into Mississippi prisons The Justice Department's Civil Rights Division announced Wednesday it has opened an investigation into conditions at four Mississippi prisons after 15 inmates have died in the state's custody since December.      Watch: Two arrested after police chase on Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl parade route Two suspects were taken into custody after a car chase along the parade route for the Super Bowl LIV champion Kansas City Chiefs, police said.   Coronavirus death toll surges to 564 Chinese health officials said Thursday morning the death toll for mainland China from a mysterious new virus surged to 562 in the past 24 hours after 70 people in the outbreak's epicenter of Hubei province died.   Miami Heat to acquire Andre Iguodala in trade with Memphis Grizzlies The Memphis Grizzlies agreed to a trade that will send veteran forward Andre Iguodala to the Miami Heat.   Cincinnati Reds officially sign reliever Pedro Strop to one-year deal The Cincinnati Reds finalized a one-year, $1.825 million contract with right-handed reliever Pedro Strop.   Final accuser testifies against Harvey Weinstein at New York sex assault trial Harvey Weinstein's final accuser testified Wednesday in his Manhattan rape trial that the Hollywood producer trapped her in a bathroom and groped her.   Pittsburgh Steelers extend GM Kevin Colbert through 2021 NFL Draft The Pittsburgh Steelers signed general manager Kevin Colbert to a one-year contract extension.   40 companies net up to $982.1 million for Navy’s drone vessel program The U.S. Navy has awarded contracts to 40 companies received a contract, with a combined potential value of $982.1 million to support the Navy's Unmanned Surface Vehicle Family of Systems, according to the Pentagon.   Tesla shares fall 17 percent after coronavirus delays Chinese vehicle deliveries Tesla shares fell Wednesday after an executive announced that Chinese car deliveries scheduled for February will be delayed due to the coronavirus outbreak.   Kirk Douglas, star of 'Spartacus.' dies at 103 Oscar-winning film star Kirk Douglas, one of the last titans of Hollywood's Golden Age, died Wednesday, his family announced. He was 103.   Bernie Madoff says he's dying, seeks compassionate release Convicted fraudster and Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff asked a federal judge for compassionate release from prison Wednesday, saying he's dying of kidney disease.   Las Vegas Raiders sign RB Jalen Richard to two-year extension The Las Vegas Raiders signed running back Jalen Richard to a two-year contract extension.   Leidos nabs $7.7 billion deal to provide network support to Navy Leidos Inc. has been awarded a $7.7 billion contract to provide network services to the U.S. Navy, the Pentagon announced.   U.S. citizen arrested in 'smuggling incident' dies in Border Patrol custody A U.S. citizen died while in Border Patrol custody in Texas after being arrested in a "smuggling incident," officials said in a statement to Congress.   Watch: Researchers share footage of coyote, badger playing together A wildlife camera set up by researchers in California captured an unusual scene of a badger and a coyote playing together in a tunnel.   New York Yankees' James Paxton out 3-4 months after back surgery New York Yankees starting pitcher James Paxton is expected to be sidelined for three to four months after having back surgery.   South Carolina man's lottery numbers pay off after 15 years A South Carolina man who has been playing the same lottery numbers for 15 years had his persistence pay off when he scored a $100,000 jackpot.   Northeast is next up for barrage of precipitation as storm barrels across nation A weather battle zone will take place as winter fights back in the northeastern United States with areas of flooding rain, dangerous ice and a blanket of heavy snow from Wednesday night through Friday.   Large fireball lights up night sky over England Astronomers said an unusually bright fireball that streaked across the night sky in England was a meteor.   Sheriff's office serves search warrants in 1996 disappearance of Kristin Smart The San Luis Obispo County sheriff issued search warrants in California and Washington seeking evidence connected to the 1996 disappearance of college student Kristin Smart.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Senate Acquits Trump, Ending Historic TrialPresident Trump was cleared of both impeachment charges. Only Mitt Romney crossed party lines, the lone Republican who voted to convict and remove the president from office.   Romney, Defying the Party He Once Personified, Votes to Convict TrumpSenator Mitt Romney grew emotional as he pronounced the president “guilty of an appalling abuse of public trust.” The recriminations from fellow Republicans were immediate. We Went to the National Mall to Ask Americans About ImpeachmentAre Americans as divided and siloed as the Republicans and Democrats are in Washington? People visiting the capital shared a range of views on impeachment. Kirk Douglas, a Star of Hollywood’s Golden Age, Dies at 103His rugged good looks and muscular intensity made him a commanding presence in films like “Lust for Life,” “Spartacus” and “Paths of Glory.” Why the New Coronavirus (Mostly) Spares ChildrenSo far, very few young children seem to be falling ill. The pattern was seen in outbreaks of SARS and MERS, too. Furor Erupts Over Killing of Witness in MS-13 Gang CaseThe death became a flash point in the debate over changes to the criminal justice system adopted in New York. Uphill Skiing at 75: ‘There’s No One Left in My Category’Sharon Crawford, a multisport athlete from Colorado, is still competing, still going against gravity and against the grain, at age 75. “I’m more of an endurance person,” she says. Impeachment, Iowa, Banksy: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The State of the UnionIn a unique political moment, the president’s annual address had echoes of a campaign rally. Was Instagram the Steal of the Century?The social network, which Facebook bought for $1 billion in 2012, reportedly collected $20 billion in ad revenue last year — surpassing YouTube’s ad sales. In Private, Republicans Admit They Acquitted Trump Out of FearOne journalist remarked to me, “How in the world can these senators walk around here upright when they have no backbone?” What Will Finally Defeat Donald Trump?He can do whatever it takes to win re-election, and the Republican Party will have his back. They Acquitted Trump. Make Them Pay!There’s a way to make Senate Republicans regret their sins. Think Trump’s Learned a Lesson? HahahahaMitt Romney really has a moment. Let’s Quit Fetishizing the Single-Family HomeCalifornia’s lawmakers once again failed to allow more housing in the state. They’re afraid to accept the single-family home is outdated. Who Says It’s Not Safe to Travel to China?The coronavirus travel ban is unjust and doesn’t work anyway. Nancy Pelosi (Literally) Rips Trump’s Speech ApartReaders both praise and criticize the president’s speech and the speaker’s action when it was over. The Family Who Brought Totem Poles Back HomeIn the next film from our Sundance 2020 series, two brothers carve their community’s first totem pole in nearly a century. This Will Come Back to Haunt Trump and His EnablersThe president was acquitted by the Senate, but the American people are smarter. Um, What Just Happened in Iowa?Buttigieg and Sanders were triumphant. But Trump had a few things he wanted to say for himself. Did Obama’s Tenure Hurt Black Turnout in 2016?His failure to deliver the transformational changes he promised may have fed voter disaffection. A Kobe Bryant Joke Goes Wrong, Revealing Comedy’s Troll SideComedians have always been tempted to make fun of tragedies, but a new controversy exposes how dark humor has evolved and expanded. Banksy Is a Control Freak. But He Can’t Control His Legacy.He’s a master of manipulating the news media and the art market. But will he be remembered as a significant artist? How Trump Is Remaking the Highest Office in His Own Image“Unmaking the Presidency,” by Susan Hennessey and Benjamin Wittes, situates Trump’s tenure in the history of the executive branch. Tulsa Plans to Excavate Cemetery in Search for 1921 Massacre GravesIn one of the worst instances of racist violence in American history, a group of white people slaughtered black residents in a prosperous business district. It was an episode that for decades was rarely acknowledged in public by city leaders. Justice Dept. Opens Civil Rights Investigation Into Mississippi PrisonsFor weeks, Mississippi’s prisons have been gripped by crisis, including at least a dozen inmate deaths. On Wednesday, the Justice Department responded to the turmoil. Bernie Madoff Says He’s Dying and Seeks Early Prison ReleaseMr. Madoff, who ran the largest Ponzi scheme in history, told a court that he had less than 18 months to live. This Professor’s ‘Amazing’ Trick Makes Quadratic Equations EasierLooking for the answers to ax² + bx + c = 0? A mathematician has rediscovered a technique that the ancient Babylonians used. Johnson and BBC Trade Jabs, as War on the Press FlaresThe British government is questioning the BBC’s public funding and even picking fights with papers that have backed Prime Minister Boris Johnson with gusto. The Super Bowl’s Real Winner Was … Bill Murray?For marketers across the country, the main action took place off the field. Now they are desperately running the numbers to see which brands broke through the noise. Draft Executive Order Would Give Trump a New Target: Modern DesignThe proposed order, called “Making Federal Buildings Beautiful Again,” favors classical design for buildings in Washington. It has drawn opposition from architects. When a Friend Is in Need, Show You Care With FoodIf you want to give someone a food gift to show you care, consider cooking for them, ordering a gift basket or delivery, or organizing a meal train. How to Take Control of Your NotificationsApps and websites regularly push alerts to your devices, but there are ways to minimize disruption and still stay in the loop. Savages’ Jehnny Beth Is Going Solo. Don’t Tell Her It’s a Mistake.David Bowie’s final album reminded her albums outlive artists, so she worked on her new LP “as if I was going to die.” With Mookie Betts Trade, Red Sox Stick to an Unpopular PlanLess than 16 months removed from a World Series title, Boston dealt its best player, to the displeasure of many fans. Now the club must weather the storm and rebuild — quickly. Dear Oscars, I Love You. But We Need to Talk.The Academy Awards have made mistakes before, our critic writes. But this year’s crop of best-picture nominees may be the breaking point. More Recent Articles
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