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CDC confirms 13th case of coronavirus in the United States The 13th case of the novel coronavirus in the United States has been detected in California, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Monday.      Former Alabama QB Tua Tagovailoa receives positive test results on injured hip Former Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback Tua Tagovailoa continues to get healthier as the 2020 NFL Draft nears.   XFL's Los Angeles Wildcats fire DC Pepper Johnson after season-opening loss The Los Angeles Wildcats of the XFL made a series of moves Monday, two days after losing their season-opening game in the league's inaugural campaign.   Coronavirus deaths top 1,000 as WHO arrives in China The worldwide death toll from the coronavirus surged to 910 after Chinese health officials reported 97 people died from the disease on Sunday -- the deadliest day since the outbreak began in December.   Vanessa Bryant on deaths of Kobe, Gianna: 'I can't process both at the same time' Vanessa Bryant penned an emotional message on social media as she continues to cope with the deaths of her husband, Kobe Bryant, and daughter, Gianna, in last month's helicopter crash.   High testosterone takes different health toll on men, women High levels of the sex hormone testosterone may trigger different health problems in men and women, a new study reveals.   109 U.S. service members diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries after Iran strike More than 100 U.S. service members have been diagnosed with mild traumatic brain injuries after an Iranian missile attack on a military base in Iraq in January, the Pentagon said Monday.   Philip Rivers, Los Angeles Chargers mutually agree to part ways after 16-year run Philip Rivers and the Los Angeles Chargers mutually agreed to part ways after 16 seasons, allowing the quarterback to enter free agency this off-season.   Judge indefinitely postpones sentencing hearing for Michael Flynn A judge on Monday moved to indefinitely postpone former national security adviser Michael Flynn's sentencing hearing as he seeks to withdraw his guilty plea.   Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo out vs. Kings after birth of first child Milwaukee superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo was ruled out for the Bucks' Monday night matchup against the Sacramento Kings after the birth of his first child.   Study: Smartphone apps designed to spot skin cancer may not be accurate Smartphone apps promising quick and easy screening for certain types of skin cancer may not be as accurate as promised, an analysis of existing research published Monday by the BMJ has found.   Vikings hire ex-Packers DC Dom Capers as senior defensive assistant The Minnesota Vikings hired veteran coach Dom Capers as a senior defensive assistant on head coach Mike Zimmer's staff.   Buttigieg, Sanders campaigns request partial recanvass of Iowa caucuses The presidential campaigns of Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg requested a recanvass of 143 precincts in the Iowa caucuses on Monday.   Suspect killed, two officers injured in Arkansas Walmart shooting Two police officers were injured and a suspect was killed during a shooting at a Walmart in Arkansas on Monday, authorities said.   Watch: Moose battles backyard swing behind Alaska woman's home A surprised woman captured video of a curious moose's battle with a swingset in the back yard of her sister's Alaska home.   South Carolina man threw $100,000 lottery ticket in the trash A South Carolina man said he nearly missed out on a $100,000 lottery jackpot when he mistakenly threw his winning ticket in the trash.   Russian military court convicts 7 anti-fascists of terrorism A Russian military court Monday convicted seven young anti-fascist and anarchist men on terrorism charges an international human rights group said were fabricated.   First CMV-22B Osprey plane delivered to U.S. Navy The U.S. Navy announced the delivery of its first tiltrotor CMV-22B Osprey-variant aircraft on Monday.   AI may help patients determine most effective antidepressant Choosing the right antidepressant for someone who is depressed can be hit or miss. But a new study shows that artificial intelligence technology may be able to help.   Severe thunderstorm threat to coincide with flood risk in South In addition to the ongoing flooding concerns from the Deep South to the Tennessee Valley and mid-Atlantic, severe thunderstorms may also threaten the region on Wednesday.   In photos: Stars attend 2020 Oscars after party Oscar nominees and celebrities arrive for the Vanity Fair Oscar party at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills, Calif., on February 9, 2020.   Watch: New Zealand fisherman catches North American freshwater turtle A fisherman in New Zealand said his unusual catch, a freshwater turtle native to North America, might end up as his new pet.   Watch: Dog alerts Michigan family to carbon monoxide leak inside home A Michigan family are crediting their dog with possibly saving their lives after his lethargy alerted them to a carbon monoxide leak inside their home.   Watch: Kard shares new 'Red Moon' video teaser K-pop group Kard shared a preview of its hard-hitting video for "Red Moon," the title track from its forthcoming EP.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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‘Like Europe in Medieval Times’: Virus Slows China’s EconomyWorkers can’t return to their jobs as supply lines get snarled, extending the forced holiday and fracturing the country.   A Job Overseas, but Stranded by Coronavirus Travel BansA software engineer finds herself unable to return to her job in Hong Kong after the Philippine government banned travel to the city. New Hampshire Usually Winnows the Field. This Year May Be Different.With the possibility of five leading candidates surviving beyond New Hampshire, the prospect of a long contest looms large. Sanders and Buttigieg Close Out New Hampshire Pitching Different VisionsFor months, the two candidates had rarely faced off in direct attacks. But now, as the polling leaders, they are using the other as a foil to press their divergent cases for the presidency. Trump’s $4.8 Trillion Budget Would Cut Safety Net Programs and Boost DefenseThe budget, while largely a messaging document, reflects the administration’s spending priorities’ stark contrast with the president’s Democratic rivals. In Trump’s Budget, Big Health Care Cuts but Few DetailsThe president’s proposal can be read as a second-term policy blueprint. On the future of the Affordable Care Act, it’s awfully vague. New Campus Sexual Misconduct Rules Will Tackle Dating ViolenceEducation Secretary Betsy DeVos’s contentious regulations on sexual misconduct at schools will cement domestic and dating violence and stalking as forms of gender discrimination. Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer Won’t Run for ChancellorAnnegret Kramp-Karrenbauer said she would quit after her conservative party voted with the far right in one German state. Her decision leaves the race to succeed Angela Merkel wide open, and the country in deep disarray. Oscar Triumph for ‘Parasite’ Reflects Academy’s Evolving IdentityThe film academy vowed to diversify in the wake of #OscarsSoWhite. That has meant a growing number of members from around the world. Coronavirus, New Hampshire, ‘Parasite’: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The End of Privacy as We Know It?An unregulated facial recognition app can probably tell the police your name, and help them find out where you live and who your friends are. On Politics: This Is Sparta (or Manchester)The Sanders-Buttigieg attacks grow, and a Biden ad gets sarcastic. This is your morning tip sheet. ‘Parasite’ Won, but Asian-Americans Are Still LosingThe victory for Bong Joon Ho’s film at the Oscars has nothing to do with representation of people like me. Chinese Hacking Is Alarming. So Are Data Brokers.Companies like Equifax threaten our personal privacy and our national security. What a Trump Rally Looks Like From the InsideThe president was in New Hampshire too, and so were his admirers. How Trump Got Trickled DownHe pretended to be different. He was lying. Class War at the OscarsThe triumph of “Parasite” is a sign of a crisis of faith in capitalism. Why Are You Still Packing Lunch for Your Kids?While parents have been focusing on creating Instagram-friendly school lunches, the quality of cafeteria food has improved significantly. Trump’s Reprisals: Firing Witnesses, Punishing New YorkOne reader says the firings confirm the need for whistle-blowers to remain anonymous. Another explains why the president can target New Yorkers with impunity. Why Bernie Sanders Praised AmazonMy company deserves scrutiny. But we have already done many of the things politicians demand of America’s leading businesses. What’s Better Than Planting a Trillion Trees?Protecting the forests while we are at it. A Kayaker and a 134-Foot Waterfall. What Could Go Wrong?The first — and maybe the last — descent of Salto del Maule. A national kayaking champion dreamed of being the first person to run a 134-foot waterfall in the mountains of Chile. Judge Is Said to Rule for T-Mobile Merger With SprintA last-ditch attempt by a coalition of state attorneys general is said to have failed to halt T-Mobile’s purchase of a smaller rival. More Than 100 Troops Have Brain Injuries From Iran Missile Strike, Pentagon SaysThe number of troops injured has steadily increased since the Jan. 8 attack. Justice Dept. Will Accept Material From Giuliani, but Barr Voices CautionNoting that investigators must consider any information potentially relevant to their work, the attorney general said that evidence from Ukraine could not be taken “at face value.” Louisiana Man Pleads Guilty to Burning Down Three Black ChurchesHolden Matthews, 22, said he set fire to the churches last year in an attempt to raise his profile as a musician in a subgenre of heavy metal. U.S. Charges Chinese Military Officers in 2017 Equifax HackingThe indictment suggests that the breach was part of a series of thefts by China to use the data to target American officials. Federal Bill Seeks to Make Companies Responsible for Plastic WasteThe legislation, to be introduced Tuesday, has little chance of becoming a law, but the effort shows the increased influence of environmental groups in taking on recycling issues. An Alzheimer’s Treatment Fails: ‘We Don’t Have Anything Now’With high hopes, drugs to fight brain plaques were tested in people genetically destined to develop dementia. The drugs failed. Thai Soldier in Mass Shooting Had Business Clash With His CommanderThe gunman operated in a military whose officers often have outside businesses and take advantage of lower-ranking soldiers. He killed 29 people, the worst shooting in recent Thai history. How Not to Get Sick While TravelingShould you wear a mask? Does airplane travel pose a greater risk? Do hand sanitizers work? Health professionals offer some tips. The Young Person’s Guide to InvestingNarrowing down all the options and figuring out where to turn can be paralyzing. We’ve got you covered. Condoms With Extras? No ThanksSpermicides, tingling gel and other condom add-ons may do more harm than good. What They Left Behind: ‘Hairspray,’ Posters and a City of SketchesSome gems from the life’s work of people remembered in recent obituaries in The New York Times. Inside the 2020 Oscar PartiesBrad Pitt, Bong Joon Ho, Renée Zellweger and Joaquin Phoenix at the Governors Ball and the Vanity Fair party. In ‘Amnesty,’ an Immigrant’s View Conveyed With Authority and WitAravind Adiga’s new novel is about a Sri Lankan man trying to find his place in Australia who might have useful information about a murder. Half of Us Face Obesity, Dire Projections ShowBy 2030, nearly one in two adults will be obese, and nearly one in four will be severely obese. Africa, a Thunder and Lightning Hot Spot, May See Even More StormsThe size and frequency of thunderstorms has risen along with global temperatures, researchers at the University of Tel Aviv found. Christina Koch Lands on Earth, and Crosses a Threshold for Women in SpaceThe astronaut completed three all-female spacewalks and set a record for time in space, but you should remember her for much more. The Best and Worst Moments of the 2020 OscarsAll hail Bong Joon Ho — and Billie Eilish’s puzzled reactions and Janelle Monáe’s red-carpet stunner. Here’s what we were talking about after the ceremony. The Oscars Red Carpet: Let’s Give Them Something to Talk AboutWhen it came to fashion, it was old Hollywood vs. new. Guess who won. More Recent Articles
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