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ICC authorizes investigations of war crimes in Afghanistan Judges of the International Criminal Court ruled Thursday that investigations can go forward into whether forces of the United States, Afghanistan and the Taliban committed war crimes.      Senate OKs $7.8B in coronavirus aid; 12th U.S. death reported The Senate on Thursday approved $8.3 billion in aid in response to the coronavirus outbreak, as new cases were reported in Arizona, Colorado, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina and Tennessee.   Colorado man claims $25,000 yearly lotto prize two days before expiration A Colorado man turned in a winning lottery ticket with a prize of $25,000 a year for life just two days before it was set to expire.   Alabama executes Nathaniel Woods, convicted in slayings of three police officers Alabama on Thursday executed Nathaniel Woods, who was convicted in 2005 in the deaths of three Birmingham police officers.   Los Angeles Lakers to sign ex-Miami Heat guard Dion Waiters The Los Angeles Lakers are signing former Miami Heat and Cleveland Cavaliers guard Dion Waiters.   Global COVID-19 cases hit 95,000; outbreak slows in China The World Health Organization reported 95,265 confirmed cases of COVID-19 worldwide Thursday, with 3,281 deaths and a shrinking number of cases in China that indicate the outbreak is coming under control.   VP Mike Pence: COVID-19 testing to be more widely available in coming weeks Vice President Mike Pence said Thursday that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is working to ensure more widespread COVID-19 testing by the end of the week.   NBA fines Boston Celtics' Marcus Smart $35K for 'verbally abusing' refs The NBA fined Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart $35,000 for confronting and verbally abusing game officials.   Philadelphia Eagles to let Pro Bowl OT Jason Peters test free agency The Philadelphia Eagles will allow Pro Bowl offensive tackle Jason Peters to enter free agency this off-season.   Gap announces Old Navy executive Sonia Syngal as new CEO Gap announced Sonia Syngal as its new CEO on Thursday after former president and CEO Art Peck stepped down in November amid poor performance.   Isla Fisher to star in dark comedy 'Guilty Party' Isla Fisher is to star in CBS All Access' upcoming dark comedy "Guilty Party."   Judge orders deportation of former Nazi concentration camp guard An immigration judge ordered a German citizen and Tennessee resident to be removed from the United States citing his service as a concentration camp guard during World War II.   Amazon to stream 8 new episodes of 'Kids in the Hall' Amazon Prime Video said Thursday it is reviving "The Kids in the Hall" with the Canadian sketch-comedy series' entire original cast.   Chris Smith to resume NFL career with Carolina Panthers after girlfriend's death Former Cleveland Browns defensive lineman Chris Smith, whose girlfriend was killed in a traffic accident last September, signed a one-year contract with the Carolina Panthers.   Federal judge orders review of unredacted version of Mueller report A federal judge on Thursday ordered the Justice Department to provide him an unredacted copy of the Mueller report, saying Attorney General William Barr misrepresented its finding before it was presented to Congress.   Washington Redskins allowing Pro Bowl OT Trent Williams to seek trade The Washington Redskins are granting Pro Bowl offensive lineman Trent Williams permission to seek a trade.   Study confirms teens with EVALI used illicit marijuana vapor cartridges THC-containing vape cartridges purchased illegally have been linked with cases of EVALI -- a lung injury with suspected links to vapor products containing vitamin E acetate -- in a study by Wisconsin health officials.   Harvey Weinstein moved from Bellevue Hospital to Rikers Island infirmary Corrections officials moved Harvey Weinstein to Rikers Island infirmary from Bellevue Hospital following a heart procedure more than a week after he was convicted of sex assault and rape charges.   Yoan Moncada agrees to five-year, $70M extension with Chicago White Sox The Chicago White Sox reached a multiyear contract extension with third baseman Yoan Moncada on Thursday.   Physical activity may stop aging brains from shrinking, study shows Being physically active may keep your brain four years younger than the rest of you, which might help prevent or slow the progression of dementias like Alzheimer's disease, researchers say.   New research supports ditching red meat for heart health If you want a longer, healthier life, try replacing that steak with beans, vegetables or whole grains -- but preferably not a fast-food veggie burger.   Dow Jones falls 970 points, extending wild trading week Markets continued a wild week of trading Thursday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 970 points amid ongoing coronavirus fears.   Watchdog: Trump officials ignored warnings about migrant separations Senior HHS officials didn't act on staff's warnings of an increase in family separations at the border, leaving the department unable to provide adequate care for separated migrant children, a watchdog report said.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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How to Stop Touching Your FaceWe know it’s hard. Try these four tricks to help limit the number of times you touch your face each day to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus.   As Coronavirus Spreads, Olympics Face Ticking Clock and a Tough CallDuring a conference call with the World Health Organization last week, sports federations discussed holding the Tokyo Games without fans. Judge Calls Barr’s Handling of Mueller Report ‘Distorted’ and ‘Misleading’The judge said the attorney general lacked credibility on the matter and said he would review the report to decide whether to make its redacted portions public. Elizabeth Warren, Once a Front-Runner, Drops Out of Presidential RaceMs. Warren, a senator and former law professor, staked her campaign on fighting corruption and changing the rules of the economy. Was It Always Going to Be the Last Men Standing?For Elizabeth Warren, the historic number of women in the 2020 field and the Democrats who supported them, the question will linger. Bernie Sanders Had a Problem With MSNBC. Then Came Super Tuesday.After a string of primary losses, the Vermont senator turned to a news network his allies love to criticize. As Bernie Sanders Pushed for Closer Ties, Soviet Union Spotted OpportunityPreviously unseen documents from a Soviet archive show how hard Mr. Sanders worked to find a sister city in Russia when he was a mayor in the 1980s. Moscow saw a chance for propaganda. Excerpts from the Sanders Files in a Russian ArchiveHere are five excerpts from an 89-page Soviet-era file that tracked the efforts made by Bernie Sanders in the 1980s to find a sister city in Russia for Burlington, Vt. Behind the Story: Searching for Sanders in a Russian ArchiveAn obscurely named entry, discovered after days of searching, offered up an unexplored trove of material. ‘It’s More Than I Imagined’: Boeing’s New C.E.O. Confronts Its ChallengesIn a candid interview, David Calhoun largely laid the blame for the company’s 737 Max crisis on his predecessor. Elizabeth Warren, Coronavirus, Stock Market: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The Coronavirus Outbreak in Washington State“It’s fear, it’s every bad emotion you could have.” One woman fights to help her mother on lockdown in a virus-affected nursing home. Sign Up: ‘Coronavirus Briefing’An informed guide to the global outbreak. How Biden Came BackAnd how should we prepare for the coronavirus? Elizabeth Warren Was the Wrong Kind of RadicalShe wanted to reform everything except the Democratic Party itself. Life in Seattle, America’s Coronavirus CapitalThe crisis is forcing a tech boomtown to hit pause. Biden’s Rise Gives the Establishment One Last ChanceIf he fouls this up, we’re doomed. Bernie Sanders Is Going for BrokeIs maximalism the best political strategy? When Coronavirus Quarantine Is Class WarfareA pandemic is a great way to examine American class inequities. Trump Is Using the Legal System Like an AutocratFor his friends, impunity. For his enemies, the law. Southern Democrats Saved Joe BidenFor those who live in the shadow of segregation and racial terror, the election is not about policy or personality. It’s about something much darker. How Bernie Sanders Can Still Win It AllAmerica’s favorite radical is a family values candidate in disguise. Yes, Impeaching Trump Was Absolutely Worth ItFive reasons that the work of Congress to hold the president accountable has left democracy and our nation stronger. I Was Part of the Weather Underground. Violence Is Not the Answer.Fifty years ago, a deadly explosion in Greenwich Village forced me to confront our warped sense of morality. There Are 2 Seats Left for This Trip to the International Space StationAxiom Space is selling tickets on a SpaceX capsule for a $55 million, 10-day stay on the orbiting outpost that would be the first to involve no governmental space agencies. Joyce Gordon, Who Broke the Glasses Ceiling on TV, Dies at 90As a bespectacled pitchwoman, she defied a stereotype. She was also a screen actors’ labor leader and a familiar voice (“The number you have reached is no longer in service”). JPMorgan Chief Executive Jamie Dimon Has Emergency Heart SurgeryMr. Dimon is in recovery, and the bank will be run by two of its senior executives. Nathaniel Woods Execution: Supreme Court Orders Temporary Stay in AlabamaNathaniel Woods was condemned by a judge even though a jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict on his sentence. Aggrieved Women in Dubai Ruler’s Life Find Vindication in a British CourtAccusations that Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum of Dubai imprisoned two grown daughters and threatened one of his many wives were validated in a child custody case. From the Afghan Peace Deal, a Weak and Pliable Neighbor for PakistanIf the U.S. military withdrawal does not lead to a further descent into chaos in Afghanistan, next-door Pakistan could be the real winner. The Bleak Job Landscape of Adjunctopia for Ph.D.sRuthless labor exploitation? Generational betrayal? Understanding the job crisis in academia requires a look at recent history. Violence in India Threatens Its Global AmbitionsIndia is pushing for more clout globally, as the world’s largest democracy. But as its government takes an illiberal turn to Hindu nationalism, that premise is being questioned. U.S. to Hold Tech Firms Accountable for Spread of Child Sex Abuse ImageryNew legislation would take the extraordinary step of removing legal protections for tech companies that fail to police the illegal content. Why Does My Kid Prefer My Partner?Rude. An Artist Whose Buddhist and Painting Practices ConvergeLeidy Churchman’s latest show encourages a focused, joyful kind of looking that feels deliberately at odds with our increasingly distracted world. Coronavirus and Your Dog: No Need to Panic YetOne dog may have a low-grade infection, but there’s no indication pets get sick or spread the virus. More Recent Articles
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