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Luke Combs, Maren Morris dominate 54th annual Country Music Association Awards Dierks Bentley, Brothers Osborne, Ashley McBryde and Jason Aldean opened the 54th annual Country Music Association Awards with a tribute to the late country music star, Charlie Daniels, who died in July.      Cincinnati Bengals claim ex-Atlanta Falcons DE Takk McKinley off waivers The Cincinnati Bengals claimed former Atlanta Falcons defensive end Takk McKinley off waivers, the team announced Wednesday.   Former officer charged in Breonna Taylor case sued for alleged sexual assault Former Louisville, Ky., police detective Brett Hankison was accused of sexually assaulting a woman in April 2018 in a lawsuit filed Tuesday.   President-elect Biden taps long-time aide Ron Klain to be White House chief of staff President-elect Joe Biden named long-time aide Ron Klain as his incoming White House chief of staff on Wednesday.   Snow owls Clint Black, Lisa Hartman Black eliminated from 'Masked Singer' Clint Black and Lisa Hartman Black got the boot from Season 4 of FOX's "The Masked Singer" Wednesday night.   House report says technology exists to allow for remote voting amid pandemic A report by the House administration committee concluded that "operable and secure technology exists" to allow Congress to securely vote remotely amid the COVID-19 pandemic.   Oklahoma City Thunder promote assistant Mark Daigneault to head coach The Oklahoma City Thunder promoted assistant Mark Daigneault to head coach, the team announced Wednesday.   Reds' Trevor Bauer, Indians' Shane Bieber win Cy Young awards Cincinnati Reds ace Trevor Bauer and Cleveland Indians rising star Shane Bieber on Wednesday were named this year's Cy Young Award winners.   Tampa under a tropical storm warning as Eta closes in on Florida's west coast The National Hurricane Center has issued a hurricane watch for parts of Florida's Gulf Coast as Tropical Storm Eta made a comeback after passing over the southern tip over the weekend.   SEC's Greg Sankey 'shaken, but not deterred' after fourth postponement this week Southeastern Conference commissioner Greg Sankey said this was a "week unlike any other" after having to postpone four football games due to COVID-19 testing in a span of three days.   Purple pink diamond sells for $26.6M at auction A 14.83-carat purple pink diamond sold at auction in Geneva for a record $26.6 million Wednesday, Sotheby's auction house announced.   Civilians beheaded in attack in northern Mozambique Authorities in Mozambique reported that dozens of people were beheaded in attacks by armed groups which drew condemnation from the United Nations and other world leaders.   Ex-Spurs great Tim Duncan stepping down from assistant role with team Former San Antonio Spurs star big man Tim Duncan is stepping away from his role as a full-time assistant coach for the franchise.   COVID-19: N.Y., Ohio add new restrictions as U.S. hits another case record New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced new restrictions as COVID-19 cases increased in their states and the United States set another daily record for new infections.   Ring recalls video doorbells after fires Ring has recalled about 350,000 of its doorbell units after dozens of users reported the devices caught fire.   UPS lifts restrictions on facial hair, natural Black hairstyles UPS on Wednesday said it will loosen restrictions on employee appearance, allowing facial hair and natural Black hairstyles as well as removing gender-specific guidelines.   Dow snaps winning streak; tech propels S&P, Nasdaq higher The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 23 points, snapping a two-day winning streak while a tech rebound propelled the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite higher.   Man wins $3.2M after using same lottery numbers for 35 years A Maine man won a $3.2 million lottery jackpot using the same numbers he has been using in the TriState Megabucks drawing for 35 years.   Watch: Bear relocated after repeated snack runs at California store Wildlife officials in California said they have captured and relocated a black bear that became famous online for its repeated visits to a gas station convenience store.   Prenatal exposure to thyroid hormones influences 'biological age' of newborn birds New research suggests prenatal thyroid hormones influence the 'biological age' of birds at birth. The findings, published Wednesday in the journal Biology Letters, could have implications for aging in humans.   Watch: Sick swan takes a subway ride to wildlife center in New York A woman taking a walk through a wildlife refuge in New York City ended up taking a sick swan for a 23-mile journey on foot, by car and on the subway.   Sig Sauer Inc. announces $77M Army contract for M4 rifle scopes Sig Sauer Inc. confirmed it was chosen by the U.S. Army Contract Command, in a $77 million deal, to produce a new scope for M4A1 carbine rifles.   Study: 311 calls may predict opioid overdose hotspots Call volumes to 311 -- used by many cities to report non-emergency issues -- for nuisance code violations accurately predicted future opioid overdose "hotspots" more than 90% of the time, a study indicates.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Biden’s Policy Agenda Rests Heavily on Senate OutcomeWhich party controls the Senate will largely dictate how ambitious President-elect Joe Biden can get on taxes, health care, climate change and other policy priorities.   Biden Names Ron Klain as White House Chief of StaffMr. Klain, a lawyer and veteran Democratic operative who first worked for the president-elect in the late 1980s when he was a senator, has been a sharp critic of President Trump’s handling of the coronavirus. G.O.P. Senator Says Biden Should Get Daily Presidential BriefingsSenator James Lankford said he would “step in” if President-elect Joe Biden did not begin to receive briefings by the end of the week. Catch up on the latest. Election Showed a Wider Red-Blue Economic DivideSome partisan differences were scrambled, but places with brighter future prospects swung toward Biden. Trump’s Post-Election Tactics Put Him in Unsavory CompanyDenying defeat, claiming fraud and using government machinery to reverse election results are the time-honored tools of dictators. For Pence, the Future Is Tied to Trump as Much as the Present IsIf President Trump announces he will run again in 2024, his vice president’s plans could be derailed. Brad Raffensperger, Georgia's Top Elections Official, Is Under FireAfter becoming the target of his own party, Brad Raffensperger authorized a hand recount of the state’s presidential votes. Trump Stacks the Pentagon and Intel Agencies With Loyalists. To What End?So far, there is no evidence the appointees harbor a secret agenda or arrived with an action plan. But their sudden appearance amounts to a purge of the Pentagon’s top civilian hierarchy without recent precedent. Who Are the Senior Officials at the Pentagon and the N.S.A?The arrival of the new officials has prompted concerns. Their backgrounds offer insights into their policies. An Intramural Republican Fight Breaks Out Over the C.I.A. Director’s FateFrustration about Gina Haspel among some of President Trump’s allies stretches back to the impeachment inquiry, officials said. How Some Conservatives Have Switched to Parler, Rumble and NewsmaxSince the election, millions have migrated to alternative social media and media sites like Parler, Rumble and Newsmax. Drudge Report, a Former Trump Ally, Looks to BidenMatt Drudge and Donald Trump boosted each other four years ago. Now his site says, in prominent type, “The World Moves On.” After Biden Win, Right-Wing Sites Still Push False Vote-Fraud ClaimsMany publications have refused to acknowledge the president-elect. 19% Positivity Rate as Outbreak Accelerates in N.J.’s Largest CityAfter nearly one in five residents who were tested over three days last week were found to have the coronavirus, Newark announced a set of strict new rules. How FTI Drove Influence Campaigns Nationwide for Big OilFTI, a global consulting firm, helped design, staff and run organizations and websites funded by energy companies that can appear to represent grass-roots support for fossil-fuel initiatives. Georgia, Coronavirus, Steve Martin: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Modern Love Podcast: No More Secrets“Honesty is linear.” Relationships require work and redefining, year after year. Post-Election Therapy With Esther PerelThe couples counsellor has some advice for how to heal “the screaming match” in a relationship — and in our nation. Pick the Worst of Trump’s WorstA plethora of awful alternatives. New York City Must Hit Pause on Indoor DiningCity and state officials, with an eye toward keeping schools open, should not wait to impose additional lifesaving restrictions. Trump’s Election TantrumHis latest fit reminds me of a toddler’s. Except 3-year-olds don’t hold the power of the presidency. When Trump Vandalizes Our CountryThe president should grit his teeth and repeat Hillary Clinton’s line from 2016: “We must accept this result.” What’s Happening in Ethiopia Is a TragedyMuch of the blame must be laid at the door of the prime minister. ‘Denial and Anger’: Trump and the RepublicansReaders urge the president to accept defeat (“Grow up. Get over it. Move on.”), and worry about the threat of a coup or replacing electors. What Impact Could the U.S. Election Have on Your Country?Opinion wants to hear the international perspective. The Presidential Transition Must Go OnJoe Biden’s team should be given the official go-ahead for the smooth transfer of power. What Is Trump Playing At?The president’s refusal to concede that he lost the election is taking us into dangerous territory. Trump Still Has 70 Days to Wreak Havoc Around the WorldBiden wants to undo the chaos Trump has inflicted from the Middle East to China and beyond. It won’t be easy. Meet Maria Bakalova, the Breakout Star of the ‘Borat’ SequelThe actress, who plays the title character’s daughter, Tutar, talks about body hair, her “nonbiological father” Sacha Baron Cohen, and that scene with Rudy Giuliani. Jeffrey Toobin Is Fired by The New YorkerThe star journalist exposed himself on a video conference call last month. “We take workplace matters seriously,” a Condé Nast executive said. Eta Thrashes Florida, AgainThe storm, which had battered South Florida and parts of Cuba and Central America, brought high winds and tidal surge to the Tampa area as it headed north to make landfall. Would He or Wouldn’t He? Johnson Is Relieved That Biden CalledThe British prime minister made the A team, with Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel, though pesky Ireland also sneaked in. Austria’s Leader Seeks Crackdown on Islamist Terrorism After AttackChancellor Sebastian Kurz announced a set of legislative proposals that would make it easier to keep terrorists behind bars, close mosques and clamp down on funding for terrorists. UPS to Allow Natural Black Hairstyles and Facial HairThe policy change comes amid a growing national movement to ban racial discrimination based on people’s natural hairstyle. With Village Beheadings, Islamic State Intensifies Attacks in MozambiqueThe United Nations called for an investigation into reports of many people beheaded in northern Mozambique, where Islamist insurgents have stepped up a brutal campaign. Lucille Bridges, Mother of Civil Rights Trailblazer, Dies at 86In 1960, Ms. Bridges enrolled her daughter Ruby in an all-white school in New Orleans and escorted her there, breaking through segregation. Ken Paxton Fought Trump’s Legal Wars From Texas. Now He’s in Trouble.The Texas attorney general, who fought against the Affordable Care Act and mail-in voting, has been accused of wrongdoing by his own aides amid calls for his resignation. Meet George Jetson? Orlando Unveils Plans for First Flying-Car Hub in U.S.The “vertiport” is scheduled to be completed in 2025 in Orlando, which granted more than $800,000 in potential tax rebates to Lilium, a German aviation company that plans to build and operate the hub. Help! Where Is the Safest Seat on an Airplane?Deciding where to sit on a plane has always been an exercise in strategy and skill: how to get the most legroom, the best shut-eye, the quickest exit. The stakes certainly feel higher now. What to Do When You Can’t Catch a BreakResearchers say the key to breaking the cycle is to detach yourself from the frustrations you feel — without pretending the pain doesn’t exist. Enjoy the Holidays AloneSingle people make up one third of all American households and finding ways to celebrate this Thanksgiving means taking action ahead of time. A Tough Call for Families: How to Spend ThanksgivingIf you’re feeling pressured, here are a few ways to keep the peace. The Hard Part Is Still to Come for the N.B.A.Managing life in a bubble was far from easy, but the N.B.A. is about to experience life in the real world. Mink and the Coronavirus: What We KnowMink are the only animal known to both catch the virus from people and transmit it to them. Could Listening to the Deep Sea Help Save It?In the abyss, everyone can hear you scream. Florida Principal Who Wouldn’t Call Holocaust ‘Factual’ Is Fired AgainWilliam Latson was fired last year after an email exchange about staying “politically neutral” about Holocaust education became public. After being rehired last month, he was fired again on Tuesday. More Recent Articles
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