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Nebraska adds two football players to basketball roster for Big Ten tourney Nebraska filled out its undermanned men's hoops roster by adding two football players ahead of the Big Ten basketball tournament this week.      Cleveland Cavaliers reach multiyear agreement with coach J.B. Bickerstaff The Cleveland Cavaliers and head coach J.B. Bickerstaff reached an agreement on a multiyear contract extension.   Cleveland Browns release veteran LB Christian Kirksey The Cleveland Browns released veteran linebacker Christian Kirksey after six seasons.   New Jersey woman sentenced to 70 months in prison for enslaving Sri Lankan woman A New Jersey woman was sentenced to nearly six years in prison for forcing a Sri Lankan woman to work for her in her home without pay for nine years.   L3Harris nabs $383.2M to provide man pack radio systems for Marines L3 Harris Technologies was awarded a $383.2 million Navy contract for the purchase of radio systems for the Marine Corps, according to the Department of Defense.   Carolina Panthers sign QB Kyle Allen to one-year deal The Carolina Panthers signed backup quarterback Kyle Allen, who was scheduled to become an exclusive-rights free agent, to a one-year contract.   Miley Cyrus cancels Australia show; Coachella postponed amid coronavirus concerns Pop music star Miley Cyrus canceled her Friday benefit show in Australia because of official warnings about the coronavirus outbreak.   VP Mike Pence: Coronavirus task force considering additional travel advisories Vice President Mike Pence said Tuesday that the White House Coronavirus Task Force is considering additional travel advisories in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.   Judge stays execution of Alfred Bourgeois on intellectual disability claim A federal judge in Indiana ordered a temporary stay of execution for a Louisiana man convicted of killing his 2-year-old daughter, saying he made a strong case that he's intellectually disabled.   Ivy League cancels conference basketball tournaments due to coronavirus The Ivy League called off its men's and women's basketball conference tournaments because of concerns about the coronavirus outbreak.   Sikorsky awarded $525.4M for production of Black Hawks for Army Sikorsky was awarded a $525.4 million contract modification for work on Lot 44 UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters for the U.S. Army, according to the Pentagon.   Vladimir Putin backs proposal resetting Russian presidential term limits Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered a speech to Parliament on Tuesday backing a proposal to reset presidential term limits and allow him to seek re-election.   SpaceX ‘gunning’ for May launch of astronauts from Florida SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell said Tuesday the company is "gunning" for a May launch of astronauts from Florida.   President Donald Trump awards former four-star Gen. Jack Keane with Medal of Freedom President Donald Trump presented the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Gen. Jack Keane in a ceremony at the White House on Tuesday.   NFL Players Association elects Cleveland Browns' J.C. Tretter as president The board of player representatives elected Cleveland Browns offensive lineman J.C. Tretter as the new president of the NFL Players Association.   NORAD, Royal Canadian Air Force intercept Russian plane off Alaskan coast U.S. and Canadian forces worked together to intercept two Russian reconnaissance aircraft off the coast of Alaska on Monday, according to North America Aerospace Defense Command and the Royal Canadian Air Force.   Maryland man wins a second lottery jackpot one year later A Maryland man who won a $50,000 jackpot from a scratch-off lottery ticket said the windfall is his second big prize in about a year.   Farm fire caused by pedometer-eating pigs Firefighters in Britain said crews responding to a fire at a farm discovered the flames were caused by pigs eating a pedometer.   Colorado passes bill for Cabrini Day to replace Columbus Day Colorado lawmakers passed a bill Tuesday to replace Columbus Day with a new state holiday honoring Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini on the first Monday in October.   Salvador Dali wood engraving donated to North Carolina thrift store An employee at a North Carolina thrift shop discovered a piece of art in the store's sorting room was an original wood engraving by Salvador Dali.   Earth, moon aren't oxgyen twins Until now, most planetary scientists thought Earth and its moon were identical oxygen twins, but new research suggests the pair feature distinct oxygen compositions.   Billie Eilish responds to body shaming in concert video Singer Billie Eilish began her "Where Do We Go?" tour in Miami with a performance that included a video in response to body shaming the 18-year-old singer has endured.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Coronavirus in N.Y.: ‘Containment Area’ Is Ordered for New RochelleSchools and other buildings in the city, the center of the state’s outbreak, will be shut, and the National Guard will help distribute food and clean.   House Can See Mueller’s Secret Grand Jury Evidence, Appeals Court RulesThe decision is a victory for Congress’s power to obtain information for an impeachment inquiry. The Trump administration is likely to appeal. ‘We Are Like Animals’: Inside Greece’s Secret Site for MigrantsThe extrajudicial center is one of several tactics Greece is using to prevent a repeat of the 2015 migration crisis. The Field: What Happened to Elizabeth Warren?We went to Massachusetts to explore how the most diverse slate of candidates in U.S. history become a contest, again, between two men. Coronavirus Turmoil in 5 Charts, 10 Quotes, 5 Photos and 1 MapThe most severe decline in stocks since the financial crisis reflects worries that a public health crisis is threatening to become a global economic disaster. Trump Isn’t Telling Us Everything About His Deal With the TalibanThe administration is keeping two written annexes a secret from the American public. Joe Biden, Not Bernie Sanders, Is the True ScandinavianSanders totally misunderstands what’s behind Denmark’s safety net. I Wasted My Vote in a State That Finally MattersI voted early for a candidate who has since dropped out. I will have zero influence on the outcome. On ‘Love Is Blind,’ Love Is EarnestThis show is ridiculous. So why do I love Lauren and Cameron so much? Halfhearted Millennial Coronavirus Prep in a New York City ApartmentIt’s tricky to pack our small spaces with supplies, but the real struggle is deciding how worried to be. A Second Life for FlowersAs a form of therapy, arranging gently used blooms is enriching the lives of older and marginalized people. Joe Biden Is No Longer ToastHis presidential campaign is going according to plan: Start winning in South Carolina, and then don’t stop. We’ve Been Looking in the Wrong Places to Understand Sanders’s SocialismHe shares the conviction of Gilded Age socialists that values, not economic laws, determine the contours of American society. She’s Been a Nurse for 10 Years. Panic Has Finally Arrived.Lasana Bridges is on the front lines of the coronavirus epidemic. “There’s no magic pill to take care of it.” Markets Are Spooked. How Bad Could It Get?An oil glut and a deadly virus walk into a stock market … Has Trudeau (Politely) Betrayed Native People Again?Despite the lip service Liberals pay to Native tribes, they consistently pick oil interests over the rights of Indigenous people. Can that change? Coronavirus: Sorry, but Working From Home is OverratedHome-cooked lunches and no commuting while we deal with coronavirus can’t compensate for what’s lost in creativity. Is This What Post-MeToo Looks Like?Agent Provocateur is showcasing elite athletes in sexy lingerie. Is it a step forward or a great leap back? Why Do Moms Obsess Over Their Kids’ Hair?Doing a child’s hair is an effort. And our efforts are the visible, tangible proof of how much work we are willing to put into our children. Intelligence Officials Temper Russia Warnings, Prompting Accusations of Political InfluenceDemocrats said that the administration was trying to minimize Russian interference, but intelligence officials insisted that their assessments were based on facts. Man Who Fatally Stabbed Woman on BART Platform Is Convicted of MurderA jury must still decide whether John Lee Cowell was insane at the time he attacked Nia Wilson and her sister on an Oakland train platform. House Reaches Deal to Overhaul Surveillance LawsThe bill is a breakthrough in a politically complex debate and would add some new privacy safeguards, but it will not go as far as civil libertarians had hoped. Allegations Against Plácido Domingo Deemed Credible by L.A. OperaThe company said it had received 10 accusations of “inappropriate conduct” by the opera star, who has begun to face cancellations in Europe as well as America. Weinstein Appealed to Bezos and Bloomberg for Help, Documents ShowUnsealed court papers also reveal he wrote “Jen Aniston should be killed.” Robert Durst’s Murder Trial Begins After Decades of SuspicionMr. Durst, the one-time heir to a Manhattan real estate empire who is suspected of several deaths, is on trial for the execution-style killing of a close friend. Putin Endorses Brazen Remedy to Extend His Rule, Possibly for LifeIn a carefully scripted appearance, President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia agreed he should be allowed to seek two more terms, if the Constitutional Court approves. A Botnet Is Taken Down in an Operation by Microsoft, Not the GovernmentEmployees had tracked the group, believed to be based in Russia, as it hijacked nine million computers around the world to send spam emails meant to defraud unsuspecting victims. A D.J. Shows How to Let Go in Authoritarian KazakhstanNazira is one of the hottest bookings in Europe’s club scene. She’s bringing the carefree spirit of the Continent’s dance floors home with her. A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Woman on the Road to HappinessLily King’s new book, “Writers & Lovers,” features an aspiring novelist coming into her own, artistically and romantically. Tiny Love Stories: ‘Our Second Baby Turned Us Into Business Partners’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Should I Watch the Prequel to ‘Breaking Bad’ First?Our television critic answers your questions and offers guidance on what to watch next. What Pregnant Women Should Know About CoronavirusThe risks, so far, seem no greater than for anyone else, but the research is thin and only applies to later stage of pregnancy. Escape Into Cottagecore, Calming Ethos for Our Febrile MomentSmall animals, calico tea cozies and not a lot of men. Stocking Your Pantry, the Smart WayHere’s what you really need to keep on hand. More Recent Articles
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