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Pete Buttigieg suspends presidential campaign Pete Buttigieg announced Sunday night he was suspending his 2020 presidential campaign after finishing fourth in the South Carolina primary over the weekend.      BBC America planning 'Revolution of the Daleks' holiday special BBC America has announced it will air a special called "Revolution of the Daleks" during the 2020 winter holidays.   Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry to return from hand injury in March After being sidelined for nearly four months because of a fractured hand, Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry is expected to return to the court this month.   Pelicans' J.J. Redick to miss at least two weeks with hamstring injury The New Orleans Pelicans will be without veteran sharpshooter J.J. Redick for at least two weeks because of a hamstring injury.   Golden State Warriors to sign Chasson Randle amid CBA's coronavirus shutdown Former Washington Wizards guard Chasson Randle will sign with the Golden State Warriors amid the Chinese Basketball Association's coronavirus shutdown.   California father, daughter share leap day birthday A baby girl born in California on Saturday and her father share the rare distinction of being born on a leap day.   Cincinnati Bengals planning to use franchise tag on WR A.J. Green The Cincinnati Bengals are planning to use the franchise tag on former Pro Bowl wide receiver A.J. Green.   Judge rules Ken Cuccinelli was unlawfully appointed to head U.S. immigration agency A federal judge on Sunday ruled that Ken Cuccinelli was unlawfully appointed as acting director of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services in 2019.   Boxing: Deontay Wilder exercising rematch clause with Tyson Fury Former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder will challenge Tyson Fury for a third time after exercising his rematch clause this weekend.   Israel sets up voting locations for people quarantined for COVID-19 Israel's Election Committee set up 15 special voting locations for voters that have been quarantined for potential exposure to COVID-19.   'Sopranos' stars to host podcast Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa have announced they are starting up a rewatch podcast called "Talking Sopranos."   University of California Santa Cruz dismisses 54 graduate assistants striking for pay raise The University of California Santa Cruz dismissed more than 80 graduate students who had received or were seeking appointments for the spring quarter for participating in a strike for increased wages.   Dallas Mavericks' Luka Doncic out vs. Timberwolves with thumb injury Dallas Mavericks star Luka Doncic missed Sunday's game against the Minnesota Timberwolves because of a left thumb sprain.   Halsey to take a break from touring after this year Singer-songwriter Halsey said she plans to take a break from touring when her current "Manic" show ends this summer.   'Invisible Man' tops North American box office with $29M Horror movie "Invisible Man" is the No. 1 movie in North America, earning $29 million in receipts this weekend, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced on Sunday.   Turkey launches attack on Syrian forces in Idlib Turkish forces launched an attack against Syria on Sunday after President Bashar al-Assad's regime killed more than two dozen Turkish forces in the province of Idlib.   'SNL' guest host John Mulaney sends up 'Sound of Music,' meme culture Comedian John Mulaney guest hosted "SNL" this weekend, appearing in sketches that satirized the film classic "The Sound of Music," New York's LaGuardia Airport and online meme culture.   Shannen Doherty 'embracing every day' amid cancer battle "Beverly Hills, 90210" and "Charmed" alum Shannen Doherty said she is coming off of a "productive great week" amid her latest cancer battle.   Northeast to ride weather roller coaster for first week of March Spring will feel like it is in full bloom for the first few days of March, but how long with the mild conditions last in the Northeast?   Coronavirus death toll passes 3,000 worldwide; cases in Italy rise 40% The number of coronavirus deaths worldwide passed 3,000 and neared 90,000 cases Sunday with fewer cases being reported in China -- the epicenter of the disease -- but numbers climbing elsewhere, including 40 percent in I   Joe Biden heads into Super Tuesday reenergized with big South Carolina win Joe Biden is entering March's delegate-rich Super Tuesday "like a lion" after a decisive victory over Democratic nominee frontrunner Bernie Sanders in South Carolina on the last day of February.   Paula Beer, Elio Germano win top acting honors in Berlin Mohammad Rasoulof's "There is No Evil" won the Golden Bear for Best Film at the Berlin Film Festival this weekend.   'Dispatches From Elsewhere' was Jason Segel's search for transcendence Jason Segel says he created "Dispatches From Elsewhere" during a transitional time in his career and life. Segel stars with Sally Field in the drama premiering Sunday on AMC.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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In Coronavirus Fight, China Gives Citizens a Color Code, With Red FlagsA new system uses software to dictate quarantines — and appears to send personal data to police, in a troubling precedent for automated social control.   Coronavirus in N.Y.: Manhattan Woman Is First Confirmed Case in StateA woman in her 30s who had traveled in Iran contracted the virus and is now isolated at home. U.S. Plans ‘Radical Expansion’ of Coronavirus TestingThe C.D.C. announced that it would allow hundreds of labs to test for the virus, while the Trump administration said it was distributing tens of thousands of testing kits. ‘Bloody Sunday’ Commemoration Draws Democratic Candidates to SelmaSeveral of the presidential hopefuls walked across the Alabama bridge where civil rights protesters were brutally attacked 55 years ago. Israeli Slugfest:The Campaign in PicturesBenjamin Netanyahu and Benny Gantz, battling to break a yearlong stalemate, wind up in the mud. Afghanistan War Enters New Stage as U.S. Military Prepares to ExitThe deal signed on Saturday could have the United States conducting strikes to aid old enemies like the Taliban — or lead to a complete withdrawal from the country. At Center of Taliban Deal, a U.S. Envoy Who Made It PersonalZalmay Khalilzad, the Afghan-born veteran American diplomat, earned the trust of the militants, if not of Afghan officials. Why the Success of The New York Times May Be Bad News for JournalismIn his debut, our new media columnist says The Times has become like Facebook or Google — a digital behemoth crowding out the competition. Sign Up: ‘Coronavirus Briefing’An informed guide to the global outbreak. The Coronavirus Has Put the World’s Economy in Survival ModeThere’s little hope for a global economic rebound in 2020. Mayor Pete Flew Sky HighNever minimize the altitude that this young gay pioneer reached. Warnings From South CarolinaWith Biden’s victory, minority and religious voters demand attention. We Represented the Whistle-Blower. The Law Needs Urgent Help.Future whistle-blowers must be persuaded that while there are always risks, the system can protect them. Is Texas Big Enough for Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders?A candidate who calls himself a democratic socialist wouldn’t seem to be the likely savior of Democratic politics in Texas. From a Doctor, a Reminder to Keep Pushing OnSo many people came together to save this one girl’s life, and her chance to grow, to find happiness, to find love. What the Plague Can Teach Us About the CoronavirusWe need to be on guard against the xenophobia and persecution that arose during outbreaks of that dreaded disease. Cuccinelli’s Appointment to Immigration Post Is Illegal, Judge RulesThe Trump administration violated a federal vacancies law, said the judge, who also ruled that two policies put in place by the director of Citizenship and Immigration Services must be nullified. Kobe Bryant’s Widow ‘Devastated’ by Reports That Deputies Shared Crash PhotosA lawyer for Vanessa Bryant said the sharing of the photos by deputies was “an unspeakable violation of human decency.” Turkey Declares Major Offensive Against Syrian GovernmentAfter suffering its worst casualties in years, Turkey is openly declaring war against the Syrian government of Bashar al-Assad. Months After Puerto Rico Earthquakes, Thousands Are Still Living OutsideIn the past week alone, the Puerto Rico Seismic Network registered 43 “significant” quakes, leaving many people fearful of going home. More than 8,000 houses have been damaged. After Factory Disaster, Bangladesh Made Big Safety Strides. Are the Bad Days Coming Back?The Rana Plaza collapse, which killed over 1,100 garment workers, led to much better labor conditions. Now that legacy could be in jeopardy, as a power struggle unfolds over factory safety. An Opera About Colonialism Shows How History Warps“Sweet Land,” in a Los Angeles park, is a parable for our time about Hosts and Arrivals. Velvet Ropes, Inclusion and Kanye West in ParisWho gets to be part of the gang? Who gets pushed out? Celine, Comme des Garçons and Balmain offer different answers. How Does the Coronavirus Compare With the Flu?As new cases appear on the West Coast, some — including the president — are comparing it to the seasonal flu. Here’s a close look at the differences. More Recent Articles
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