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Notre Dame, Green Bay Packers legend Paul Hornung dies at 84 Paul Hornung, who starred for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in the 1950s and the Green Bay Packers in the 1960s, died Friday at age 84 after a lengthy battle with dementia. Baltimore Ravens' Calais Campbell ruled out for first time since 2014 Baltimore Ravens defensive lineman Calais Campbell has been ruled out for Sunday night's game against the New England Patriots because of a calf injury. Bears head coach Matt Nagy hands play-calling duties to OC Bill Lazor Chicago Bears head coach Matt Nagy said Friday that he will turn over play-calling duties to offensive coordinator Bill Lazor ahead of Monday night's NFC North showdown against the Minnesota Vikings. UCLA to play Cal on Sunday following Arizona State, Utah cancellations Shortly after the Pac-12 called off football games involving the UCLA Bruins and California Golden Bears, the conference announced that both teams will play each other Sunday at the Rose Bowl. 'Yorkshire Ripper' Peter Sutcliffe dies after contracting COVID-19 Peter Sutcliffe, the serial killer dubbed the "Yorkshire Ripper" by the British press for admitting to killing 13 women in the 1970s, died after testing positive for COVID-19, the British Ministry of Justice said Friday. Dustin Johnson, Justin Thomas among leaders after second day of Masters Dustin Johnson and Justin Thomas were among four players tied for the lead when the second round of the 2020 Masters was suspended due to darkness Friday at Augusta National Golf Club. Judge denies bond to father, son in Ahmaud Arbery death A Georgia judge on Friday denied bond for two of the three men charged with murder for the death of Ahmaud Arbery earlier this year. Formation of Tropical Storm Iota adds to record 2020 storm tally Tropical Storm Iota developed Friday afternoon in the central Caribbean just hours after the system had become Tropical Depression 31. NASA, SpaceX delay launch of four astronauts into space to Sunday NASA and SpaceX cited forecasts for windy conditions in the Atlantic Ocean and pushed back the Crew-1 launch of four astronauts to Sunday evening from Saturday. Trump says general population could have vaccine by April President Donald Trump on Friday hailed the success of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine trials and suggested the general population could have access to it by April. ULA launches spy satellite from Florida after weather delays A U.S. government spy satellite, NROL 101, was launched into orbit from Florida at sunset Friday after a week of weather delays. Several dozen Secret Service officers sidelined by COVID-19 More than 100 members of the Secret Service have tested positive for COVID-19 or are isolating due to exposure to the virus, sources familiar with the situation said Friday. Healthy diet lowers erectile dysfunction risk by 20%, study finds A healthy diet reduces men's risk for erectile dysfunction by more than 20%, according to a study published Friday by JAMA Network Open. School asks parents to stop throwing late students over closed gate An elementary school in France put up a pair of posters outside their fence with an unusual request for parents: Don't throw late students over the closed gate. U.S. Navy to buy TH-73A helicopters in $171M deal Helicopter maker AgustaWestland received a $171 million contract to build training helicopters for the U.S. Navy, the Defense Department announced. Wolves alter wetlands by killing beavers, study shows Wolves alter wetlands by killing beavers that are instrumental in their creation, scientists at the University of Minnesota detailed in a new study. Look: Alligator, driver uninjured after collision on Florida road Police in Florida said a driver and an alligator both walked away uninjured from a late night collision on a dark road. North Carolina couple's numbers win lottery jackpot after 26 years A North Carolina couple who have been using the same set of lottery numbers for 26 years learned the exact value of patience: $366,673. Biden projected to take Arizona, Georgia; Trump nabs North Carolina President-elect Joe Biden was projected to win Arizona and Georgia -- the first Democrat to do so in decades -- while North Carolina was called in President Donald Trump's favor Friday. In Photos: Moments from the 2020 Masters Tournament The 2020 Masters Tournament teed off November 12, 2020, without patrons in attendance due to the COVID-19 pandemic at the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga. The first round was briefly suspended for rain. Here's a look at the tournament by UPI photographer Kevin Dietsch. Look: Wildlife officers rescue deer from sports net in Colorado Wildlife officers in Colorado came to the rescue of a buck with its antlers entangled in an unattended sports net in a park. Senate raises concern about potential $24B sale of F-35s, Reapers to UAE Members of Congress indicated concern over the planned sale of military equipment totaling $23.4 billion to the United Arab Emirates. Virus live stream will allow scientists to study infections in real-time Researchers in the Netherlands have developed a new microscope technology that can be combined with a novel virus-tagging technology to observe viral particles as they invade and replicate inside cells. Trump campaign walks away from Arizona elections lawsuit The Trump campaign on Friday dropped its participation in a lawsuit questioning the integrity of Arizona's in-person voting after President-elect Joe Biden received enough votes to be projected the winner in the state. Watch: Lifeguard drops prosthetic leg to rescue driver of sinking SUV An off-duty lifeguard in New Jersey is being hailed as a hero after he shed his prosthetic leg to jump into Newark Bay and rescue the driver of an SUV that plunged into the water. |
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Trump Loses String of Election Results LawsuitsThe president’s efforts to use the courts to delay or block President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory were turned aside in cases in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Arizona. Biden Wins Georgia, and Trump Wins North CarolinaAs the two final states were called a week and a half after Election Day, President-elect Joe Biden had won 306 electoral votes. Catch up on the latest. Could State Legislatures Pick Electors to Vote for Trump? Not LikelySome Trump allies have suggested that Republican lawmakers should override the will of voters who elected Joe Biden the next president. Federal Prosecutors Push Back on Barr Memo on Voter Fraud ClaimsThe prosecutors, assigned to monitor this month’s elections, said they had found no evidence to back any “substantial allegations” of voting irregularities. Porter Wright Stops Representing Trump Campaign in Pennsylvania SuitPorter Wright withdrew from a federal lawsuit it had filed days earlier. A top Jones Day lawyer said the firm wouldn’t take on new election litigation. Secret Service Struck Again by Coronavirus OutbreakAt least 30 officers in the agency’s Uniformed Division have tested positive in recent weeks. Another 60 or so were asked to isolate. Who Needs a Call From Your Opponent When the Pope Is on the Phone?Joe Biden’s first week as president-elect included conversations with world leaders, a little time at his beach house and paying minimal attention to the president who refuses to concede. Stock Market Hits Record on Biden Win and Vaccine HopesMoney poured into equity markets after Joseph R. Biden Jr. was declared president-elect and Pfizer and BioNTech announced that their vaccine candidate was highly effective. Black Lives Matter Meets QAnon as Newest Members of Congress ArriveThe freshman class of the 117th Congress, featuring a new crop of conservative women and an ascendant left, is attending an unusual pandemic-era orientation. Al Qaeda's Abu Muhammad al-Masri Secretly Killed in IranIsraeli agents shot Abu Muhammad al-Masri on the streets of Tehran at the behest of the U.S., officials said, but no one — Iran, Al Qaeda, the U.S. or Israel — has publicly acknowledged the killing. Georgia, Virus Restrictions, Kim Ng: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. A Non-Transfer of PowerPresident Trump’s refusal to concede the election is holding up the traditional transition process. What risks does that pose? What Happens if Trump Doesn’t Concede?Ross Douthat and Michelle Goldberg debate what the next 10 transitional weeks might look like and what went wrong with the polls. President Trump, Pack Your Bags and Be GoneTrump wants to preserve, protect and defend only himself. Watching the U.S. Election While Irish“John King is back on shift!” gasped my sister Caoimhe. “It must be close.” Here’s How Trump’s Stalling Risks Our National SecurityI’ve seen my share of presidential transitions. The administration hurts the country by not cooperating with President-elect Biden. Leave Fat Kids AloneThe “war on childhood obesity” has only caused shame. Want to Reduce Cheating in Online Learning? Use Honor CodesMany are tempted to cheat, but honor codes are surprisingly effective in curbing the problem. Prop 22 in California Is a Bad DA voter-approved measure strips gig workers of basic protections enjoyed by employees in other businesses. Padma Lakshmi: Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris Moved Me to TearsImagine how wide the ripples of impact can be when a woman of color is vice president. How to End ‘Women’s Work’ and its Pay GapNew Zealand is pursuing a century-old idea to close the gender pay gap: not equal pay for equal work, but equal pay for work of equal value. The Post-Presidency of a Con ManOut of office, Trump might seem a lot less formidable. The Apocalyptic Politics of the Populist RightBy refusing to concede, Trump has sent a message to his fellow strongmen that this is a fight for survival. What Biden Can Do About Climate ChangeThe president-elect is making the climate a top priority. Abby Phillip of CNN on Donald Trump and MoreIn an election dominated by fast-talking policy dudes, her deliberate commentary and context stood out. For USWNT Stars in Manchester, There Is Now Only Red and BlueAfter Rose Lavelle and Sam Mewis signed with Manchester City, Tobin Heath and Christen Press joined United. On Saturday, their crash course in a nascent women’s rivalry will go to the next level. I’m Tired of Babysitting Man-Babies at WorkPlus: Ending reply-all abuse once and for all. Judge Denies Bond to Father and Son Charged With Killing Ahmaud ArberyProsecutors introduced evidence at the hearing of the son having sent racist text messages, while Mr. Arbery’s mother wailed in court as a video of her son’s killing was played. China’s New Testing Policy for Travelers Is Problematic, Experts SayAirline passengers must present negative antibody test results before boarding. Scientists consider it a largely useless way to curb disease transmission. Rep. Katko Wins Rematch, Keeps G.O.P. Seat in Democratic DistrictRepresentative John Katko, a moderate Republican, defeated Dana Balter in a Central New York district where Democrats outnumber Republicans. 35 Years After MOVE Bombing That Killed 11, Philadelphia ApologizesA police helicopter dropped an explosive charge onto the roof of a rowhouse during an armed standoff in 1985. The resultant fire destroyed 61 homes in a West Philadelphia neighborhood. Iota Becomes 30th Named Storm in a Record-Breaking SeasonTropical Storm Iota is expected to strengthen into a major hurricane this weekend as it approaches the coast of Central America, according to the National Hurricane Center. Miami Marlins Hire Kim Ng, Breaking a Baseball Gender BarrierNg has twice been an assistant general manager, but after 30 years in the game she will be the first woman to lead a major league front office. CDC Issues Increasingly Assertive Advice as Coronavirus Pandemic SurgesAgency scientists often contradict the Trump administration now, but critics urge a more public stance. Trump Pentagon Purge Could Accelerate His Goal to Pull Troops From AfghanistanPresident Trump’s supporters hope he is the president to end America’s longest war. Nigeria Goes on Offensive Against Youth Protesting Police BrutalityYoung people staged the biggest anti-government uprising in a generation, triggered by relentless police brutality. Rattled, politicians are promising reforms, but using repressive tactics, large and small. How Can My College Student Come Home Safely for Thanksgiving?As coronavirus infections rage across the U.S., we asked the experts how families and students should manage the risks of the holiday break. When It Comes to Living With Uncertainty, Michael J. Fox Is a ProIn his fourth memoir, “No Time Like the Future,” the actor and activist opens up about his newfound, uniquely upbeat brand of pessimism. Sophia Loren Returns in Her Son's Netflix Film 'The Life Ahead'The star, now 86, was looking for a personal connection to a script. Then along came her director son and the Netflix drama “The Life Ahead.” Stars and Co-Writers of 'The Climb' Are Best Friends in Real LifeThe stars and co-writers of “The Climb,” Michael Angelo Covino and Kyle Marvin, are best pals in real life. What was it like to make a bromance involving betrayal? Once the Disease of Gluttonous Aristocrats, Gout Is Now Tormenting the MassesIt can be tempting to ascribe the affliction’s prevalence to our current climate of indulgence, but that’s not the full story. Scientists Destroyed a Nest of Murder Hornets. Here’s What They Learned.Officials vacuumed the country’s first nest of so-called murder hornets last month in Washington State. The invasive insects could multiply and kill native bee populations, endangering crops and ecosystems. Weddings: She Married the PriestJonathan Morris and Kaitlyn Folmer met at the Vatican. He was a priest. Some things changed along the way. More Recent Articles |
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Paul Hornung, who starred for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in the 1950s and the Green Bay Packers in the 1960s, died Friday at age 84 after a lengthy battle with dementia.
Baltimore Ravens defensive lineman Calais Campbell has been ruled out for Sunday night's game against the New England Patriots because of a calf injury.
Chicago Bears head coach Matt Nagy said Friday that he will turn over play-calling duties to offensive coordinator Bill Lazor ahead of Monday night's NFC North showdown against the Minnesota Vikings.
Shortly after the Pac-12 called off football games involving the UCLA Bruins and California Golden Bears, the conference announced that both teams will play each other Sunday at the Rose Bowl.
Peter Sutcliffe, the serial killer dubbed the "Yorkshire Ripper" by the British press for admitting to killing 13 women in the 1970s, died after testing positive for COVID-19, the British Ministry of Justice said Friday.
Dustin Johnson and Justin Thomas were among four players tied for the lead when the second round of the 2020 Masters was suspended due to darkness Friday at Augusta National Golf Club.
A Georgia judge on Friday denied bond for two of the three men charged with murder for the death of Ahmaud Arbery earlier this year.
Tropical Storm Iota developed Friday afternoon in the central Caribbean just hours after the system had become Tropical Depression 31.
NASA and SpaceX cited forecasts for windy conditions in the Atlantic Ocean and pushed back the Crew-1 launch of four astronauts to Sunday evening from Saturday.
President Donald Trump on Friday hailed the success of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine trials and suggested the general population could have access to it by April.
A U.S. government spy satellite, NROL 101, was launched into orbit from Florida at sunset Friday after a week of weather delays.
More than 100 members of the Secret Service have tested positive for COVID-19 or are isolating due to exposure to the virus, sources familiar with the situation said Friday.
A healthy diet reduces men's risk for erectile dysfunction by more than 20%, according to a study published Friday by JAMA Network Open.
An elementary school in France put up a pair of posters outside their fence with an unusual request for parents: Don't throw late students over the closed gate.
Helicopter maker AgustaWestland received a $171 million contract to build training helicopters for the U.S. Navy, the Defense Department announced.
Wolves alter wetlands by killing beavers that are instrumental in their creation, scientists at the University of Minnesota detailed in a new study.
Police in Florida said a driver and an alligator both walked away uninjured from a late night collision on a dark road.
A North Carolina couple who have been using the same set of lottery numbers for 26 years learned the exact value of patience: $366,673.
President-elect Joe Biden was projected to win Arizona and Georgia -- the first Democrat to do so in decades -- while North Carolina was called in President Donald Trump's favor Friday.
The 2020 Masters Tournament teed off November 12, 2020, without patrons in attendance due to the COVID-19 pandemic at the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga. The first round was briefly suspended for rain. Here's a look at the tournament by UPI photographer Kevin Dietsch.
Wildlife officers in Colorado came to the rescue of a buck with its antlers entangled in an unattended sports net in a park.
Members of Congress indicated concern over the planned sale of military equipment totaling $23.4 billion to the United Arab Emirates.
Researchers in the Netherlands have developed a new microscope technology that can be combined with a novel virus-tagging technology to observe viral particles as they invade and replicate inside cells.
The Trump campaign on Friday dropped its participation in a lawsuit questioning the integrity of Arizona's in-person voting after President-elect Joe Biden received enough votes to be projected the winner in the state.
An off-duty lifeguard in New Jersey is being hailed as a hero after he shed his prosthetic leg to jump into Newark Bay and rescue the driver of an SUV that plunged into the water. 
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