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Hurricane Zeta lashes Yucatan with strong winds, heavy rains Hurricane Zeta lashed the western Caribbean with heavy winds and rains as it threatens the U.S. Gulf Coast with yet another serious storm.      Seattle Seahawks RB Chris Carson week-to-week with foot sprain Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll announced Monday that running back Chris Carson is considered week-to-week after an MRI revealed a mid-foot sprain.   David Braley, owner of three Canadian Football League teams, dies at 79 David Braley, who was the owner of three Canadian Football League franchises and once served as the league's interim commissioner, died Monday. He was 79.   In photos: Judge Amy Coney Barrett sworn in to U.S. Supreme Court Amy Coney Barrett was sworn in as a U.S. Supreme Court justice on October 26, 2020, after the Senate voted 52-48 to confirm her nomination, giving the court a greater conservative majority. President Donald Trump nominated Barrett, who sits on the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, to replace Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died in September.   Monica Aldama gets the boot on 'Dancing with the Stars' "Cheer" coach Monica Aldama got the boot from Season 29 of "Dancing with the Stars" in Los Angeles on Monday night.   Biden in Pennsylvania says Trump has ‘flown the white flag’ with COVID-19 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden made a campaign stop Monday at an early polling location in the Philadelphia suburb of Chester, Penn., where he said President Donald Trump had given up on the war on COVID-19.   Trump attacks Biden on oil and gas policy in 3 Pennsylvania rallies President Donald Trump attacked his rival Joe Biden's stance on the oil industry in three appearances in Pennsylvania Monday at regional airports.   Amy Coney Barrett sworn in to the U.S. Supreme Court Amy Coney Barrett was sworn in as a U.S. Supreme Court justice on Monday after the Senate voted to confirm her nomination to replace the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.   Patriots QB Cam Newton admits starting job may be in jeopardy after benching New England Patriots star quarterback Cam Newton believes his starting job could be in jeopardy after he was pulled early in the fourth quarter of Sunday's blowout loss to the San Francisco 49ers.   Washington Football Team coach Ron Rivera completes cancer treatment Two months after he was diagnosed with a form of skin cancer, Washington Football Team head coach Ron Rivera finished his final round of cancer treatment.   Polish protesters block roads, storm churches over abortion ban Protesters blocked roads and stormed churches in Poland in response to a top court ruling that would ban abortions in instances where a fetus is diagnosed with a serious irreversible birth defect.   18% of COVID-19 deaths in U.S. linked to air pollution, study finds Up to 15% of all COVID-19 deaths globally, and 18% of fatalities caused by the virus in the United States may be linked with long-term exposure to air pollution, according to an analysis published Monday.   Cardinals RB Kenyan Drake to miss multiple weeks with ankle injury Arizona Cardinals starting running back Kenyan Drake is expected to miss multiple games because of an ankle injury.   U.S. adds 60K COVID-19 cases; total over last 4 days near 300K After adding almost 170,000 new COVID-19 cases Friday and Saturday -- the largest single-day spikes to date -- the United States has added another 60,000, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.   Fading sense of smell may signal higher death risk for older adults If you're a senior who can't smell onions, smoke, chocolate or natural gas, it's time to see your doctor.   Silverado Fire: More than 60,000 evacuated in Irvine, Calif., schools closed More than 60,000 residents of Irvine, Calif., have been evacuated after the quick-burning Silverado Fire in Orange County scorched 2,000 acres Monday.   Accessible healthcare could help slow climate change, reverse biodiversity losses The establishment of an affordable healthcare clinic in a remote part of Indonesia helped reduce illegal logging in the surrounding forests.   Air Force's 421st Fighter Squadron returns to U.S. base Hundreds of the U.S. Air Force's 421st Fighter Squadron Airmen returned home Monday after deployment since May at a United Arab Emirates base.   Woman wins $2 million lottery jackpot on way home from voting A South Carolina woman found participating in democracy to be extra rewarding when a stop on her way home from voting led to a $2 million lottery jackpot.   In Photos: Press preview for "About Time: Fashion and Duration" The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute's exhibition "About Time: Fashion and Duration" displays a timeline of fashion from 1870 to the present. UPI photographer John Angelillo captured images of the collection.   Watch: Lights in Hawaii sky believed to be from 12-year-old rocket booster Experts said bright lights spotted in the sky over Hawaii were likely the remnants of a booster from a rocket launched 12 years ago.   Trump administration announces new sanctions on Iranian oil industry The Trump administration on Monday released a new round of sanctions against the Iranian oil industry, in a campaign to further tighten the economic screws on Iran.   U.S. Forces Korea reports 13 new COVID-19 cases United States Forces Korea said Monday that 13 service members have tested positive for COVID-19.   Watch: Man uses mouth to bounce table tennis ball off wall for Guinness record An Idaho man broke a mouthful of a Guinness World Record when he used his mouth to bounce a table tennis ball off a wall 43 times in 30 seconds.   Russian airstrikes kill 78 Turkish-backed military recruits in Syrian camp Russian airstrikes killed at least 78 Turkish-backed recruits at a Syrian training camp and injured possibly 90 more, the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Monday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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In Swearing In Barrett, Trump Defiantly Mimics ‘Superspreader’ Rose Garden CeremonyAmy Coney Barrett was confirmed as the next Supreme Court justice only eight days before a presidential election.   Supreme Court Won’t Extend Wisconsin’s Deadline for Mailed BallotsIn April, the court had assumed an extension was permissible, though it insisted that ballots be mailed and postmarked before Election Day. Why N.Y.C.’s Economic Recovery May Lag the Rest of the Country’sMore than one million residents are out of work, and the unemployment rate is nearly double the national average. Wall St. Alarm at Surge of Virus Sends Stocks and Oil LowerInvestors get “a reality check about what a renewed round of lockdowns will have on earnings.” Biden, in Sign of Confidence, Will Visit Iowa in 2020 Election's Final DaysAppearing newly emboldened, the Democratic nominee also said he thought he would win Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, three critical battleground states. Swing-District Democrats, Defying Predictions, Poised to Help Keep HouseOnce regarded as the most vulnerable incumbents, many Democrats who carried Trump districts in 2018 are poised to win re-election, boosting the party’s chances of building its House majority. How Georgia Went From Red to Battleground StateJoe Biden could win the state because Republicans have failed to keep up with its diverse population and shifting suburban politics. The Font of Misinformation and Lies at Trump Campaign RalliesA recent rally in Wisconsin was typical. In 90 minutes, President Trump made 131 false or inaccurate statements. Kushner, Employing Racist Stereotype, Questions if Black Americans ‘Want to Be Successful’In a “Fox & Friends” interview, President Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser also criticized protesters as more concerned with what he called “virtue signaling” than in coming up with “solutions.” Supreme Court, Election 2020, U.S. Virus Surge: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The Field: Why Suburban Women Changed Their MindsIn 2016, white women in the suburbs helped deliver President Trump the White House. Four years later, they could be the ones to take it away from him. Hillary Clinton Says It’s Different This TimeThe 2016 Democratic candidate was certain she’d win four years ago. Now, she’s even more bullish that Biden will. Amy Coney Barrett and the Republican Party's Supreme CourtThe quest to entrench political conservatism in the country’s highest court comes with a steep cost. Is It Safe to Ask Whether Trump’s Days Are Numbered?Just posing the question gives us the willies. I Have Covid-19 Antibodies. Finally I Know How to Help.Nothing says Peak 2020 like donating antibodies while watching someone get married on your phone. Anti-Semitism and What Feeds ItTwo years after the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre, the oldest hatred is flourishing across the political spectrum. Trump Tells Coronavirus, ‘I Surrender’The president plays the climate-denial playbook on a pandemic. Covid in America: ‘A Tale of Two Worlds’Readers are outraged that the president and the vice president continue to hold rallies where people are packed together and often maskless. What Do We Do About Q?The conspiracy theories seem ridiculous, but the consequences are real. How to Talk to Friends and Family Who Share Conspiracy TheoriesFringe movements will persist long after Election Day. Here’s how to help. Kazakhstan Embraces Sacha Baron Cohen's ‘Borat’ as Very NiceAfter banning the first Sacha Baron Cohen satire, the country has created tourism ads adopting its catchphrase. Sex Cult Leader, Facing Life Sentence, Regrets NothingSeveral victims are expected to testify when Keith Raniere, the founder of Nxivm, is sentenced this week for sex trafficking, extortion and other crimes. Belarus Protesters Call for General Strike Against LukashenkoThe country’s autocratic ruler, Aleksandr G. Lukashenko, is hanging on. But his fate may be decided in Moscow, where patience is wearing thin. Illinois Police Officer Fired After Fatally Shooting Black ManThe officer was fired three days after he killed 19-year-old Marcellis Stinnette, the passenger in a car he had been approaching to investigate. The Justice Department has agreed to examine the case. The Strand Calls for Help, and Book Lovers Answer“It’s awkward because the track record for the ownership here is not great,” one customer said. “But it’s also an institution. My parents shopped here.” World Rugby Bars Transgender Women, Baffling PlayersWorld Rugby is the first international sports federation to block transgender women from global competitions, even though it has long preached a motto of inclusivity. A Malaria Mystery, Partly Solved: What Happens When the Rains End?A study in Mali suggests that malaria parasites hide out during the dry season by altering the properties of red blood cells. Can Fashion Photography Survive the Pandemic?Glossy magazines are going digital. Brands are shutting down. The fantasy images of women in ball gowns with elephants may soon be no more. Chill Vibes, Minus the Wind Chimes: It’s a New Day for New Age MusicA genre known for cheesiness is thriving once again in Los Angeles, taking root on the label Leaving Records. If the Shoe FloatsOver the decades, a mass of flotsam from a freighter accident has inspired scientific discovery, urban legend and, now, an art exhibition commemorating the Great Sneaker Spill of 1990. New Parents, You Won’t Regret Keeping a JournalA baby book may require too much time and energy, but you and your child will treasure a few notes about this time. Are ‘Kidfluencers’ Making Our Kids Fat?Popular YouTube channels often bombard young children with thinly veiled ads for junk food, a new study finds. Trump Had One Last Story to Sell. The Wall Street Journal Wouldn’t Buy It.Inside the White House’s secret, last-ditch effort to change the narrative, and the election — and the return of the media gatekeepers. More Recent Articles
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