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Kim Jong Un calls for tougher COVID-19 measures at first appearance in 25 days North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called for stronger anti-pandemic measures, state media reported on Monday, marking his first public appearance in 25 days.      Coronavirus cases worldwide growing at faster rate than deaths except Europe Coronavirus cases are surging at a greater rate than deaths with the exception of Europe, where nations are trying to control the pandemic with restrictions, including lockdowns.   Syracuse men's basketball coach Jim Boeheim tests positive for COVID-19 Syracuse men's basketball coach Jim Boeheim has tested positive for the coronavirus, the Hall of Fame coach announced Sunday.   U.S. passes 11 million cases; Fauci wants officials to work with Biden The United States surpassed 11 million COVID-19 cases on Sunday as Dr. Anthony Fauci said it would be beneficial for federal health officials to begin working with President-elect Joe Biden's transition team.   South Carolina fires head football coach Will Muschamp South Carolina has parted ways with head football coach Will Muschamp amid the Gamecocks' 2-5 start this season, the school announced Sunday.   Tropical Storm Iota forecast to make Yucatan landfall as hurricane Hurricane Iota has strengthened into a Category 2 storm Sunday evening and is forecast to continue to strengthen over the next few days, forecasters said.   Oklahoma City Thunder to trade Dennis Schroder to Los Angeles Lakers The Los Angeles Lakers are acquiring guard Dennis Schroder from the Oklahoma City Thunder.   Saints QB Drew Brees injures ribs in second quarter vs. 49ers New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees injured his ribs during the second quarter of Sunday's game against the San Francisco 49ers.   SpaceX, NASA make history with launch to space station SpaceX and NASA made history again Sunday evening as four astronauts -- the first foursome ever to lift off atop a rocket -- launched successfully to the International Space Station from Florida.   Former Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda hospitalized Former Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda is in the intensive care unit of an Orange County hospital, the team announced Sunday.   Dustin Johnson wins 2020 Masters, sets tourney record Dustin Johnson cruised to a record-setting victory in the 2020 Masters on Sunday at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia to win his second major championship.   Tigray leader says forces struck Eritrean capital in conflict with Ethiopia government Tigray President Debretsion Gebremichael confirmed Sunday that the region launched multiple attacks on neighboring Eritrea as part of an ongoing conflict with Ethiopia's government.   'Freaky' tops the North American box office with $3.7M The Vince Vaughn-Kathryn Newton horror-comedy "Freaky" is the No. 1 movie in North America, earning $3.7 million in receipts this weekend, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.   Peru's interim President Manuel Merino steps down amid protests Manuel Merino stepped down as Peru's interim president Sunday following days of protests in response to Congress' decision to oust President Martin Vizcarra.   Power outages mount as fierce storm sweeps through Midwest, Northeast A rapidly strengthening storm spawned high winds and led to power outages of more than 750,000 customers outages with property damage in 0Midwest and northeastern United States, flooding along shores of Great Lakes into Monday.   Meryl Streep plays author with writer's block in 'Let Them All Talk' trailer HBO Max debuted the first trailer for its dramedy, "Let Them All Talk," Sunday.   Jade Roper gives birth to third child, shares photos on Instagram Reality TV personality Jade Roper announced she has given birth to her third child and shared photos of him on Instagram.   Man arrested in alleged assault of Rick Moranis in NYC A man has been arrested in the alleged assault of "Ghostbusters" and "Little Shop of Horrors" actor Rick Moranis in Manhattan last month.   Sylvester Stallone confirms 'Suicide Squad' role Screen icon Sylvester Stallone has confirmed he has joined the cast of the action movie, "The Suicide Squad."   Israeli military strikes Hamas targets in response to rocket fire Israel's military, in response to two rockets launched toward the center of the nation, struck Hamas military structure Monday morning.   On This Day, Nov. 15: League of Nations assembles for first time On Nov. 15, 1920, the first assembly of the League of Nations was called to order in Geneva, Switzerland. The league was replaced by the United Nations.   Famous birthdays for Nov. 15: Sam Waterston, Shailene Woodley Actor Sam Waterston tuns 80 and actor Shailene Woodley turns 29, among the famous birthdays for Nov. 15.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump, Trying to Cling to Power, Fans Unrest and ConspiraciesThe president’s refusal to concede has entered a more dangerous phase as he blocks his successor’s transition, withholding intelligence briefings, pandemic information and access to the government.   Behind Trump’s Yearslong Effort to Turn Losing Into WinningEven before he was elected in 2016, Donald J. Trump was building a conspiracy theory about voter fraud that took on new energy this year, as his political fortunes ebbed during the coronavirus pandemic. When a Leader Just Won’t GoWisdom from Shakespeare to Dickens to ‘Seinfeld’ on President Trump’s long non-goodbye. Doctors Are Calling It Quits Under Stress of the CoronavirusThousands of medical practices are closing, as doctors and nurses decide to retire early or shift to less intense jobs. Japan’s Economy Surges as Covid-19 Limits EaseActivity has jumped as pandemic limits have eased, in a positive sign for global growth, but damage may be deeper than the initial numbers showed. Did It Hit 3%? Why Parents and Teachers Are Fixated on One NumberWeeks after he managed to reopen the New York City school system, Mayor Bill de Blasio is facing fresh questions about if and when to close it. ‘Rumble in the Bronx’ Fight Club Drew 200. The Sheriff Shut It Down.The fight club would have been illegal even before the pandemic. Parties in Manhattan and Brooklyn this weekend were also closed down for violating pandemic rules. Sex-Abuse Claims Against Boy Scouts Now Surpass 82,000The deluge of sex-abuse filings, coming ahead of a bankruptcy deadline, far surpasses the number of claims filed in Catholic Church cases. The President vs. the American MediaAfter terrorist attacks, France’s leader accuses the English-language media of “legitimizing this violence.” The Sunday Read: ‘Hard Times’How the folk duo Gillian Welch and David Rawlings held onto optimism. Trump, the Absolute Worst LoserHe has spent his life gaming the system, so it’s no surprise that he can’t accept defeat. The New World Order That President Biden Will InheritThe importance of vision, expertise, honesty and simple decency in the management of world affairs cannot be overstated. Where Is the Smithsonian Museum for American Latinos?Our stories still don’t have a permanent home in our nation’s capital. We’re Friends at the Office. Remember the Office?Readers reflect on the change brought on by the pandemic. Au Revoir but Not AdieuFor 12 years as a columnist I wore my “heart out after the unattainable.” Hiker Rescued From Mount Rainier Makes ‘Miraculous’ RecoveryWhen Michael Knapinski arrived at a Seattle hospital, his heart stopped for 45 minutes and he was put on life support. Two days later, he was walking. Roger Jepsen, Senator From Iowa and Reagan Ally, Dies at 91A voice for farmers, he lost a re-election bid after it was disclosed that he had joined a health spa that was shut down on prostitution charges. What We Learned From Week 10 of the NFL SeasonDeAndre Hopkins pulled down a catch that will live forever, Ronald Jones II ran Tampa Bay to victory and Ben Roethlisberger was no worse for the wear after a week of no practice. PNC Nears $11 Billion Deal to Buy U.S. Operations of Spanish Bank BBVAThe sale, which could be announced on Monday, would create the nation’s fifth-largest retail bank. Hurricane Iota Barrels Toward Central AmericaThe intensifying storm is expected to make landfall by Monday night along the coast of Nicaragua and Honduras, where Hurricane Eta struck barely two weeks ago. SpaceX’s ‘Resilience’ Lifts 4 Astronauts Into NASA's New Era of SpaceflightThe crew will spend some 27 hours in a capsule built by the private company before docking with the space station Monday night. To Scare Off Wild Bears, Japanese City Calls In the ‘Monster Wolf’After bears kept venturing into the city in search of food, officials installed mechanical wolves with bared teeth, glowing red eyes and a fearsome screech to keep the animals away. After War Between Armenia and Azerbaijan, Peace Sees Winners and Losers Swap PlacesA deal brokered by Russia ended the fighting for now over Nagorno-Karabakh, leaving Armenians to pack up and burn their houses as they retreat, while Azerbaijanis plan a return to long-lost lands. They Once Ruled Ethiopia. Now They Are Fighting Its Government.Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s two-year feud with the rebellious ruling party of the Tigray region has exploded into a war, with bombings, massacres and ethnic divisions, that threatens to upend the entire Horn of Africa. A Chagall Curtain Needs a New Home With a Tall CeilingA 65-foot-tall stage curtain that the artist created for the Metropolitan Opera in the 1960s will go up for auction Tuesday at Bonhams. Tiger Woods Faced Disaster at the Masters. He Stuck Through It Anyway.After a horrific appearance at No. 12, the five-time Masters winner did not fade — even with no hope of another green jacket and almost no one around to watch. More Recent Articles
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