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U.S. targets 10 Chinese officials for 'oppressive' Hong Kong policies The U.S. State Department submitted a report to Congress on Wednesday naming 10 Chinese and Hong Kong government officials to sanction for contributing to the deterioration of the former British colony's autonomy.      Garth Brooks, Killer Mike honored at the Billboard Music Awards Killer Mike and Garth Brooks were the big winners at the 2020 Billboard Music Awards as they received honorary awards.   Los Angeles Dodgers throttle Atlanta Braves in Game 3 of NLCS The Los Angeles Dodgers erupted for 11 runs in the first inning and cruised from there in a 15-3 win over the Atlanta Braves in Game 3 of the NL Championship Series on Wednesday.   Patriots' Cam Newton, Stephon Gilmore expected to return to practice Thursday New England Patriots star quarterback Cam Newton and Pro Bowl cornerback Stephon Gilmore are expected to return to practice Thursday after their coronavirus-related absences.   Mark and Patricia McCloskey plead not guilty to grand jury charges for waving guns at protesters Mark and Patricia McCloskey pleaded not guilty Wednesday to grand jury charges related to a June incident during which they brandished guns at protesters who walked by their St. Louis home.   NFL cancels 2021 Pro Bowl Game due to coronavirus The NFL announced Wednesday that the 2021 Pro Bowl Game will be scrapped because of the coronavirus pandemic.   Mark Sanchez eliminated from 'Masked Singer' Retired pro football player Mark Sanchez was eliminated from "The Masked Singer" on Wednesday night.   Phoenix endures 144 days of 100-degree heat, breaking long-standing record A 31-year-old record melted away on Wednesday as relentless triple-digit heat continued to scorch Phoenix for the 144th day this year.   Texas, Georgia, Ohio, Illinois report record early voting, mail-in ballot turnout Texas, Georgia, Ohio and Illinois have all outpaced early voting and mail-in ballot numbers in comparison to the 2016 presidential election after officials encouraged the methods due to the COVID-19 pandemic.   Barron Trump had COVID-19, has tested negative again: first lady Barron Trump, the 14-year-old son of President Donald Trump, tested positive for COVID-19, but has since tested negative, first lady Melania Trump revealed Wednesday.   Titans trade disgruntled LB Kamalei Correa to Jaguars The Tennessee Titans have traded outside linebacker Kamalei Correa to the Jacksonville Jaguars in a rare interdivisional trade, the teams announced Wednesday.   Germany to give $664M in aid to Holocaust survivors amid economic uncertainty The German government on Wednesday agreed to pay $664 million in aid to victims of the Holocaust as they deal with the economic hardships of the COVID-19 pandemic.   Showtime says 'Dexter' is returning for limited series Showtime announced Wednesday it is reviving its serial-killer drama "Dexter" for a limited series.   Nominee Amy Coney Barrett says Supreme Court can't enforce rulings Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett testified in the Senate Wednesday that while "no one is above the law," the high court has no power to force a U.S. president to comply with its orders.   Season 9 will be the last for 'Last Man Standing'Alabama football coach Nick Saban, AD Greg Byrne test positive for COVID-19 Alabama Crimson Tide football coach Nick Saban and athletic director Greg Byrne tested positive for the coronavirus, the school announced Wednesday.   Walmart splits Black Friday into three weeks of online, in-store sales Walmart on Wednesday announced it will split its Black Friday deals across three weeks including both online and in-store sales to account for the COVID-19 pandemic.   France implements curfew to curb COVID-19 infections French President Emmanuel Macron announced a curfew for major cities in an effort to curb COVID-19 infections as part of a prime-time television interview Wednesday night.   Man wins $750,000 lottery jackpot on way to dentist A man who made a quick stop at a store on his way to a dentist'd appointment ended up winning a $750,000 lottery jackpot.   Scientists program robot swarms to create art Computer scientists at Georgia Tech have programmed a swarm of robots to intuitively mix colors and decorate a canvas, expanding the technological toolkit available to artists.   U.S. markets fall as Steven Mnuchin douses hopes of pre-election stimulus deal The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 165 points on Wednesday as Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said it would be difficult to reach a deal on a new COVID-19 stimulus bill before November's election.   Watch: Bear steals pumpkin from New Jersey family's porch A New Jersey woman captured video of her Halloween decorations being raided by an unusual thief -- a pumpkin-loving bear.   New scoring system identifies patients at risk for severe COVID-19, researchers say Royal College of Surgeons researchers have developed a scoring system that can accurately predict which patients will suffer from severe COVID-19, they announced Wednesday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
The FOX sitcom "Last Man Standing" will end with its upcoming ninth season. 
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As Coronavirus Spread, Reports of Trump Administration’s Private Briefings Fueled Stock Sell-OffA hedge fund consultant’s summary of private presentations by White House economic advisers fanned investor worries.   Europe, Which Thought It Had Coronavirus Tamed, Faces Second WaveFrance imposed a curfew on Paris and other major cities, and other countries are taking similar steps as record caseloads fill hospitals and governments try to respond without lockdowns. Amy Coney Barrett, Vowing Independence, Is Haunted by Trump’s DemandsJudge Amy Coney Barrett is not the first Supreme Court nominee to profess her independence, but her task has been made far more complicated by the president who nominated her. Why ‘Supermom’ Gets Star Billing on Résumés for Public OfficeJudge Barrett and Senator Harris negotiate America’s freighted expectations for women. ‘Severability’ Could Save Health Law, Graham Says and Barrett Seems to AgreeWarnings from Democrats that Republicans and their Supreme Court nominee threaten the Affordable Care Act elicited reassuring words from both Senator Lindsey Graham and Judge Amy Coney Barrett. How Kamala Harris Has Approached the Amy Coney Barrett HearingsHer measured performance reflects the way many Democrats view the battle for the Supreme Court: a fight they will lose in service of one they might win. Strong results for Biden in the Sun Belt.Hunter Biden Allegation Prompts Pushback from Facebook, TwitterJoe Biden’s campaign rejected assertions made in a published report that were based on unverified material from Trump allies. Facebook and Twitter found the story dubious enough to limit access to it on their platform. Nick Saban, Alabama’s Football Coach, Tests Positive for CoronavirusThe renowned Alabama coach is the most prominent figure in college sports known to have tested positive during the coronavirus pandemic. For How Long Will President Trump Be Immune to the Coronavirus?A unique treatment course may have blunted his body’s production of antibodies, scientists warn. ‘Diamond Sweet 16’ Party Leaves 37 Infected and 270 in QuarantineMore than 80 people attended the birthday event, officials said. The Long Island venue was fined $12,000. Amy Cooper Made 2nd 911 Call to Falsely Accuse Black Bird-WatcherProsecutors said Ms. Cooper called the police first to claim she had been threatened by a man in Central Park who had asked her to leash her dog, then to claim he had tried to assault her. Coronavirus, Supreme Court, Ikea: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The Daily: The Confirmation Hearing of Amy Coney BarrettWith the judge looking all but certain to rise to the Supreme Court, Democratic senators scrutinized her on contentious issues like abortion, elections and Obamacare. Modern Love Podcast Season PremiereListen to “Driveway Elegies” — stories of heartache and home. Amy Coney Barrett on the Supreme Court Could Take Us BackwardIn Amy Coney Barrett, Republicans are once again backing a Supreme Court nominee who could take us backward. My Brother Died and Reminded Me of These Life LessonsI went home to celebrate Frederick’s glorious life and was forced to reflect on my own. Biden Is Not Out of the WoodsUnanticipated electoral developments are affecting both presidential campaigns in surprising ways. Votes, Sex and MoneySenators, I’m looking at you. Bye-bye, Lindsey Graham? Jaime Harrison Chases a Democratic DreamSouth Carolina’s Senate race is a national obsession. Stop Othering LatinosCandidates need to adjust their strategies to appeal to the wide spectrum of American Hispanics. Mark Zuckerberg’s ‘Evolving’ Position on Holocaust DenialFacebook’s new moves to stop the lies and conspiracy theories seem more random than rigorous. California’s 40 Million People Are Sick of Being IgnoredIn America’s bizarre electoral system, some votes are more equal than others. It’s Not Easy Being an Optimist in MaineWe have late-spring storms and high-stakes Senate races. But we also have lobster and Patty Griffin. Hello Again, Cicadas. A Lot Has Happened Since 2003.The problems that brought us a terrible year have been incubating for a long time. Trump’s Taxes Were Not a Flaw in the SystemFor a more equitable system, we need a simpler and fairer tax code. ‘Extreme Pain, but Also Extreme Joy’We followed three providers as demand for their services rose. Gadgets Were on the Way Out. Then 2020 Happened.A brutally unexpected year turned millions of people into gear nerds, whether they liked it or not. An Undercover Trip Into the Rageful Worlds of Incels and White SupremacistsTo research and write “Culture Warlords,” Talia Lavin created fake identities and interacted with far-right communities online. Federal Judge Strikes Down Waiting Period for Abortion in TennesseeThe ruling, which called the state’s 48-hour waiting period “gratuitously demeaning,” came at a pivotal moment for abortion access, as the Senate considers Judge Amy Coney Barrett for the Supreme Court. Motel 6 and Home Depot Drop Ad Agency After Its Founder Calls Ad ‘Too Black’Stan Richards, the 87-year-old founder of the Richards Group, criticized the diversity of a proposed Motel 6 ad and commented on white supremacists. Jetpack Sighted Again Above Los Angeles, This Time at 6,000 FeetFederal officials are looking into the second such sighting in just six weeks. Two airline pilots previously spotted a man in a jetpack at an altitude of 3,000 feet. The Jailed Activist Left a Letter Behind. The Message: Keep Fighting.Pham Doan Trang was harassed for years by the Vietnamese police, even beaten. In a letter, she foretold her arrest and called for an end to one-party rule. The Census, the Supreme Court and Why the Count Is Stopping Early: ExplainedThe Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to stop the 2020 count. Here’s what that means for the census. A Utah Man Meets a Cougar. Chasing and Swearing Ensue.Kyle Burgess, 26, encountered an adult mountain lion while trying to take a video of her cubs. For nearly six minutes, he retreated backward on a hiking trail, keeping his eyes and his phone trained on the cat. World War II-Era ‘Earthquake Bomb’ Explodes in Polish WatersPolish Navy divers tried to remotely neutralize a six-ton “Tallboy” dropped by the British, but the bomb had no intention of going quietly. Don’t Grieve Alone. Reach Out.Finding emotional support during a crisis often means turning to long-established networks already built for distance. When What Parents Are Feeling Is More Than Just StressPaying attention to symptoms like headaches, dizziness and fatigue is crucial, now more than ever. Tips on Bird FeedersIn the winter, feeding the birds enlivens a garden like nothing else. Here’s how to make the most of peak bird-feeding season. Amy Coney Barrett's Confirmation Hearing Style: What It MeansIn the pageantry of the Senate confirmation hearings for the Supreme Court nominee, image becomes evidence. Devil in the Details: How David Tennant Played a Serial KillerIn 1983, Britain was gripped by the case of Dennis Nilsen, who admitted to at least 12 murders. This fall, the country has been transfixed by Tennant’s performance as Nilsen in the mini-series “Des.” Faith Stewart-Gordon, Doyenne of the Russian Tea Room, Dies at 88After her husband died in 1967, she was the sole owner of the festive Manhattan gathering and gossiping spot until she sold it in 1995. In Atlanta, a ‘Housewives’ WeddingCynthia Bailey, a star of “Real Housewives of Atlanta,” and Mike Hill were introduced by Steve Harvey. Love grew from a “slow burn” that caught fire. Try High-Intensity Interval Training. You Might Like It.Many inactive adults who tried a sampling of exercises preferred intense efforts to gentler workouts. Eli Lilly’s Antibody Trial Is Paused Over Potential Safety ConcernThe drugmaker’s experimental antibody treatment is similar to the one President Trump received from Regeneron. Erin Wall, 44, Dies; Acclaimed Soprano in Mozart and StraussMs. Wall, who started her career at Lyric Opera of Chicago, had a silvery soprano voice that grew more opulent as it evolved. More Recent Articles
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