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Jack Easterby to serve as Houston Texans general manager for rest of season Houston Texans executive vice president of football operations Jack Easterby will take over general manager duties for the remainder of the 2020 season.      Trump: U.S. Troops in Afghanistan should be home by Christmas President Donald Trump on Wednesday said all U.S. troops in Afghanistan should be home by Christmas, seemingly escalating the timeline to bring the nearly two-decade-long war in the Middle Eastern country to an end.   Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson misses practice with knee injury Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson missed Wednesday's practice because of a knee injury.   Lakers switch to 'Black Mamba' uniforms for Game 5 of NBA Finals The Los Angeles Lakers will wear their Kobe Bryant-inspired "Black Mamba" uniforms in Game 5 of the NBA Finals on Friday night against the Miami Heat.   Brian Austin Green eliminated from 'Masked Singer;' Tori Spelling reacts "Beverly Hills, 90210" alum Brian Austin Green was eliminated from "The Masked Singer" on Wednesday night.   Czech soccer legend Antonin Panenka, 71, hospitalized with COVID-19 Czech soccer legend Antonin Panenka has been hospitalized and placed in intensive care after contracting the coronavirus, his former club Bohemians 1905 announced Wednesday.   Trump returns to Oval Office for briefings days after COVID-19 hospitalization President Donald Trump was briefed on stimulus negotiations and Hurricane Delta in the Oval Office on Wednesday, two days after being discharged from the hospital where he underwent treatment for COVID-19.   Wisconsin opens field hospital; U.S. adds 43K COVID-19 cases Wisconsin announced Wednesday that it will open a 530-bed alternate care facility at the Wisconsin State Fair Park to relieve stress on its hospital system as the state reported more than 800 COVID-19 hospitalizations.   DHS exempts insider threat program from privacy protections The DHS has finalized a new rule that broadens its ability to investigate insider threats by eliminating key Privacy Act protections for all past and current employees regardless of their security clearance.   Ex-Texans coach Bill O'Brien had heated exchange with J.J. Watt before firing Former Houston Texans head coach Bill O'Brien got into a heated verbal altercation with star defensive lineman J.J. Watt before his firing earlier this week.   IRS commissioner says agency is working through 5.2M pieces of unopened mail IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig said Wednesday that the agency is working to clear through a backlog of 5.3 million pieces of unopened mail to deliver stimulus payments and process income tax returns.   Tennessee death row inmate Pervis Payne seeks clemency from Gov. Bill Lee A death row inmate who says new DNA testing could prove his innocence has asked Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee for clemency less than two months before his scheduled execution.   Men, young adults less likely to social distance, study finds More North American and European men and young adults of both sexes fail to adhere to COVID-19 social distancing guidelines than women and older adults in these regions, a survey published Wednesday found.   2014 seal flu outbreak illustrates threat of avian flus to mammals Scientists have identified the genetic mutations that allowed an avian flu strain to adapt mammalian transmission, triggering an outbreak among European seals.   U.S. official tells Taiwan it needs a bigger military budget Taiwan must significantly increase its defense budget to counter any military threat from China, a senior U.S. official told an audience in Taipei, saying that a proposed $1.4 billion increase is inadequate.   Anniversary gift from son earns woman $1 million lottery jackpot A Virginia woman said a scratch-off lottery ticket she received as a wedding anniversary present from her son turned out to be a valuable gift indeed when she won a $1 million jackpot.   Watch: Family's cat found 23 months after Camp Fire disappearance A California woman who feared her pet cat had died in a 2018 wildfire was reunited with the feline 23 months later when he was found by a neighbor.   Watch: Disoriented elephant seal wanders streets of Chilean town A large elephant seal that took a wrong turn and ended up wandering the streets of a Chilean town was guided back to the water by a group of police, navy officers and concerned locals.   Study: Sicker livestock emit more methane, accelerating climate change Warming temperatures may inspire a feedback loop of climate-altering flatulence, according to a new paper.   Donald Trump reverses course on stimulus; talks turn to stand-alone airline relief White House talks with House Democrats turned toward a possible stand-alone relief bill for airlines Wednesday as President Donald Trump reversed course somewhat on his decision to end negotiations.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump Calls His Illness ‘a Blessing From God’In a video on Wednesday evening, the president portrayed an unproven antibody cocktail being developed by the drug maker Regeneron as a miracle cure.   Regeneron Asks F.D.A. for Emergency Approval for Drug That Trump Claimed Cured HimThe company said that doses of the unproven treatment would be available for 50,000 patients. It’s impossible to know whether it helped the president. Notre Dame’s President Faces an Angry Campus After Getting the CoronavirusStudents and faculty are furious that the Rev. John I. Jenkins failed to wear a mask at a White House ceremony and then later tested positive for the virus. Backlash Grows in Orthodox Jewish Areas Over Virus Crackdown by CuomoRules that would have a pronounced impact on synagogues were met with protests, fires and a street attack in a part of Brooklyn seeing an uptick in cases. New Zealand Stamps Out the Coronavirus. For a Second Time.Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, who is facing re-election, called the country’s reopening a validation of its “go hard, go early” response. Justice Dept. Eases Election Fraud Inquiry Constraints as Trump Promotes False NarrativeThe move comes as President Trump promotes a false narrative of widespread voter fraud ahead of the election. New Stimulus Hopes Fade While Economic Risks GrowPresident Trump cut off negotiations over a new aid package on Tuesday. Economists of all stripes agree that could be a costly mistake. In Scuttling Stimulus Talks, Trump Invites Political Risk for Himself and RepublicansThe politics of a bipartisan deal were always tricky, but the president’s abrupt move to upend negotiations removed any ambiguity about who was responsible for the lack of an aid bill. Wait, Wall Street Is Pro-Biden Now?Investors are warming to the possibility of a “blue wave” as Joseph R. Biden Jr. rises in the polls and the chances of a contested election diminish. Why Conspiracy Theories Are So Addictive Right NowQAnon, #TrumpCovidHoax and other conspiracy theories may be part of a larger authority crisis created by the internet. Facebook Widens Ban on Political Ads as Alarm Rises Over ElectionPolitical ads will be banned indefinitely after polls close on Nov. 3 and the company plans new steps to limit misinformation about the results. 2020 Debate, Stimulus Bill, Homecoming: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Subscribe to the Modern Love PodcastLove will sound a little different this season. Where Is the Coronavirus Pandemic Headed?The coronavirus is not going to be over anyime soon, our health reporter Donald G. McNeil Jr. says. But on vaccines and other interventions, he finds reasons for optimism. How Trump Could Win Again, Even if He LosesTwo words: Electoral College. Wheel ’Em In! It’s Judge Amy EverywhereTrump’s new nominee is on super-speed dial. Charpentier and Doudna's Nobel Prize in Chemistry Honors a RevolutionWith Crispr, two scientists turned a curiosity of nature into an invention that will transform the human race. New York Needs the Faithful to Help Stop the CoronavirusIn a pandemic, a city is only as healthy as its hardest hit communities. Who Do You Think Won the Debate: Harris or Pence?The vice-presidential candidates are done talking … for the moment. Now it’s your turn. My Patients Can’t Take Trump’s AdviceHe urged Americans to not let the virus “dominate” their lives, but the people who come to my hospital seeking care are genuinely afraid. The Biggest Risk to This Election Is Not Russia. It’s Us.Moscow’s operatives did not invent our crude tribal politics; they just exploited them. Joe Biden for President: The New York Times Editorial Board EndorsementThe former vice president is the leader our nation needs now. If Trump Loses the Election, What Happens to Trumpism?And if Biden blows it, will the Democrats turn to their left? Your guide to life after the election. The Myth of Trump’s Political Genius, ExposedHis victory in 2016, the product of luck as much as skill, went to his head. Trump Does Fear the CoronavirusOne fact breaks through the misinformation: When the virus came for the president, he treated it seriously. So should you. 'Triller Money': How a TikTok Competitor Is Buying Star PowerTikTok’s top creators are taking “Triller money” to bring their content over to the app. Maya Wiley Enters N.Y.C. Mayor’s Race: ‘I Am Not a Conventional Candidate’Ms. Wiley, a former analyst for MSNBC, wants to distance herself from Mayor Bill de Blasio and cast herself as an outsider who looks different from past mayors. Man Pleads Guilty to Killing and Burning a Utah College StudentUnder a plea deal, Ayoola A. Ajayi, 32, will avoid a possible death sentence and will be sentenced to life in prison without parole later this month, prosecutors said. BuzzFeed News Pulls Reporter From White House, Citing Virus RiskShe said she had “obvious concerns about working indoors during an outbreak.” The White House Correspondents’ Association pushed for more information on known infections. New York Grandparents Are Kidnapped and Taken to CanadaTheir captors demanded the return of cocaine worth $3.5 million. They were freed after the authorities used cellphone data to track them to a house in Quebec. Millions of Views and a Gift Truck Later, Nathan Apodaca Keeps the Vibe GoingA TikTok video of an Idaho man longboarding to work while chugging cran-raspberry juice and lip-syncing Fleetwood Mac pays unexpected dividends. Venezuela, Once an Oil Giant, Reaches the End of an EraVenezuela’s oil reserves, the world’s largest, transformed the country and the global energy market. Now its oil sector is grinding to a halt. Will it ever recover? Hidden Beneath the Ocean’s Surface, Nearly 16 Million Tons of MicroplasticNew research shows that the amount of fragments embedded in the sea floor is far more than the plastic floating on the ocean’s surface. Hurricane Delta Moves Into Gulf After Striking, but Mostly Sparing, MexicoThe Category 2 storm passed over the Yucatán Peninsula and was expected to reach the Gulf Coast of the United States by Friday. No deaths were reported in Mexico. Laurie Santos on Keeping Covid-19 Self-Care From Being SelfishThe expert in positive psychology has a few simple ideas for sustaining mental well-being as Covid-19 continues. LeBron James Is Mr. October This YearThe Los Angeles Lakers superstar has his team on the brink of a championship at an unusual time, in an unusual year. The former Yankees star Reggie Jackson is watching. Metallica’s Kirk Hammett: Eddie Van Halen ‘Blew Open Everyone’s Minds’The guitarist remembers the multitalented musician, who died this week at 65. The Gender Reveal That Doesn’tGender, sexuality and even biology are in play as men’s wear says bye-bye to the binary. Parenting Was Never Meant to Be This IsolatingNuclear families have always relied on a community for practical support. What Does Retirement Look Like in a Pandemic?Bucket-list plans for travel to exotic lands are on hold, while socializing and volunteering have gone virtual. How the Pandemic Is Changing Our Exercise HabitsMany of us have been moving less since the pandemic began. But some, including many older men and women, seem to be moving more. More Recent Articles
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