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Miami Dolphins place Christian Wilkins, Kyle Van Noy on COVID-19 list The Miami Dolphins have put defensive tackle Christian Wilkins and linebacker Kyle Van Noy on the reserve/COVID-19 list.      Pittsburgh-Georgia Tech football game moved back due to coronavirus The Pittsburgh-Georgia Tech football game scheduled for Saturday has been postponed to Dec. 12 because of coronavirus-related issues within both programs, the ACC announced Thursday.   Los Angeles Angels hire Atlanta Braves' Perry Minasian as general manager Atlanta Braves assistant general manager Perry Minasian was hired as the Los Angeles Angels' next GM, the franchise announced Thursday.   Tropical Storm Eta moves offshore near Florida-Georgia border After making its second landfall in Florida overnight, Tropical Storm Eta began moving offshore, where it's expected to skirt along the East Coast before heading out to sea.   Security officials: 2020 election 'most secure' in U.S. history A coalition of government security and elections officials said Thursday that the 2020 general election was "the most secure in American history" and that there is no evidence it was compromised.   Ivy League cancels winter sports, delays spring play due to COVID-19 The Ivy League has canceled winter sports for the 2020-21 season because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, officials said Thursday night.   China condemns opposition resignations as a 'farce,' challenge to authority China condemned the resignation of opposition lawmakers in Hong Kong as "a farce" on Thursday, describing the protest as "a blatant challenge" to its authority over the former British colony.   Trump signs order banning investments he says benefit Chinese military President Donald Trump on Thursday signed an executive order preventing Americans from investing in Chinese companies the administration believes are benefiting the country's military.   Braves' Freddie Freeman wins NL MVP, White Sox's Jose Abreu earns AL MVP Atlanta Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman and Chicago White Sox slugger Jose Abreu won the 2020 Most Valuable Player awards Thursday night.   NATO receives final Alliance Ground Surveillance aircraft in Italy NATO received the fifth and last NATO Alliance Ground Surveillance aircraft in its fleet at the Main Operating Base in Sigonella, Italy, this week.   Paul Casey leads Masters in rain-shortened first day; Tiger starts strong Paul Casey grabbed a two-shot lead before Thursday's first round of the 2020 Masters was suspended in an unusual autumn edition of the tournament at Augusta National Golf Club.   Justice Department: Prosecutors showed 'poor judgment' with Epstein deal A Justice Department investigation into a deal that shaved off jail time for convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein found that federal prosecutors "exercised poor judgment" when negotiating the agreement.   U.S., allied countries begin NATO Missile Firing Installation 2020 in Greece Troops from Germany, Greece, the Netherlands and the United States started NATO Missile Firing Installation 2020 in Greece Thursday.   Pelosi, Schumer call on Republicans to accept Biden, focus on COVID-19 relief Democratic leaders Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer on Thursday called on Republicans to accept the outcome of the presidential election so Congress can focus on passing a new coronavirus stimulus package.   Australia to prosecute war crimes alleged in upcoming report Australia will appoint a special investigator to prosecute allegations of war crimes by Australian soldiers in Afghanistan.   Eliminating greenhouse gas emissions may not be enough to stop global warming Even if global greenhouse gas emissions are reduced to zero by the end of the year, new research out of Norway suggests Earth's climate will, after a brief decline in global temperatures, continue to warm through 2500.   Man takes plane home with $1M lottery ticket in his pocket A North Carolina man said he forgot about the scratch-off lottery tickets he bought before a trip to Colorado and ended up flying home with a $1 million winner in his pocket.   Watch: Turkmenistan president erects golden statue of favorite dog breed The president of Turkmenistan honored his favorite breed of dog by erecting a golden canine statue on a pedestal in the country's capital.   Markets slide as coronavirus fears escalate Stocks slid Thursday as more states and cities announced new lockdowns and restrictions amid growing coronavirus numbers, raising concerns about the economy.   Survey: 40% in U.S. planning large gatherings for holidays despite COVID-19 warnings Nearly 40% of U.S. residents plan to participate in gatherings of 10 or more people this holiday season, despite concerns over the spread of COVID-19, according to a survey released by Ohio State University.   Lawyers for Lisa Montgomery catch COVID-19, ask for stay of execution The attorneys for a woman on death row for killing a pregnant Missouri woman and stealing her baby sued for a stay of execution Thursday after they say they caught COVID-19 while traveling to meet with their client.   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.   Another record: U.S. adds 143,000 COVID-19 cases, deaths spike The surge of COVID-19 cases in the United States is showing no signs of slowing, as the country sets a case record for the second straight day.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Election Officials Directly Contradict Trump on Voting System FraudA group of federal, state and local officials working with a Department of Homeland Security agency declared flatly that the election was the most secure in the nation’s history.   Small Cracks Emerge in G.O.P. Support for Trump’s Baseless Fraud ClaimsPresident Trump retains a powerful hold on his party. But a growing number of Republican elected officials and party leaders have signaled they will indulge his conspiracy theories for only so long. Trump Floats Improbable Survival Scenarios as He Ponders His FutureThere is no grand strategy. President Trump is simply trying to survive from one news cycle to the next. Trump Election Results Lawsuits Don't Have a lot of Good EvidenceWhy Polling on The 2020 Presidential Election Missed the MarkAs politics becomes a high-stakes spectator sport, pollsters are reviewing their latest failures. But is part of the problem the public’s overly high expectations of precision? California’s Coronavirus Caseload: 1 Million and CountingMore than half of California’s nearly 40 million residents live in counties now under the most restrictive measures for businesses and public gatherings. Economic Risks Are High as Chances for Quick Stimulus NarrowThe Federal Reserve chief warned that a vaccine was still too uncertain to count on, and lawmakers signaled that more support was not imminent. ‘Are We Getting Invaded?’ U.S. Boats Faced Russian Aggression Near AlaskaRussia has escalated its provocative encounters in the North Pacific this year, harassing boats in U.S. fishing waters and sending bombers toward Alaska’s shores. Book Review: ‘A Promised Land,’ by Barack ObamaThis first volume of the former president’s memoirs brims with warmth, humor and introspection. Start a New Tradition With Your Thanksgiving PotatoesFor faster, more flavorful Thanksgiving potatoes, do as J. Kenji López-Alt does, and stir-fry them. Sparkling Wines, Even if 2020 Hasn’t Earned ThemEvery wine region makes them. Here are three different versions, made in different places from different grapes, each with its own festive message. Biden Transition, Coronavirus, Barack Obama: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Still Processing Podcast: Sweet, Sweet Fantasies, BabyThere’s a difference between our dreams for America — and our fantasies. Kara Swisher Talks Pennsylvania Voter Turnout With the State's Lieutenant Governor John FettermanThe state’s lieutenant governor has been tweeting since election night. Mostly he’s trying to get the president to understand simple arithmetic. How Biden Could Steer a Divided GovernmentA pathway to a successful presidency. A Republican Senate Would Be Bad for BusinessWhat’s bad for America would be bad for corporations, too. Republicans Should Be Defending Georgia’s Election ProcessThe G.O.P. is trying to scapegoat Brad Raffensperger for Trump’s apparent loss in Georgia. Stop Worrying About Biden’s Age. We Need His Wisdom Right Now.There’s a lot to be said right now for a president with loads of experience. John Thompson Jr.: Let’s Pay College PlayersFor a long time, I resisted the idea. But after watching the N.C.A.A. take years to enforce its own rules, I changed my mind. 5 Messages Voters Sent in the 2020 ElectionBiden may have won, but the “battle for the soul of the nation” will only intensify. When Trump Vandalizes Our CountryThe president should grit his teeth and repeat Hillary Clinton’s line from 2016: “We must accept this result.” Joe Biden Will Face This Overlooked Crisis on Day 1Members of the new administration may have to reassemble a broken government before they can begin to use it for good. When Will Electricity Companies Finally Quit Natural Gas?Wind and solar are better bets for investors and the planet. Are Schools Teaching Kids to Diet?Many parents are concerned to see what their kids are learning about food, body image and weight while remote learning. Justice Dept. Finds ‘Poor Judgment’ but No Misconduct in 2006 Jeffrey Epstein InquiryThe results of an internal investigation into Miami prosecutors’ handling of child trafficking allegations against the disgraced financier prompted criticism that the department evaded responsibility. Rep. Max Rose Loses to Nicole Malliotakis as Republicans Take Back N.Y.C. SeatNicole Malliotakis, a Republican state assemblywoman, flipped a district that is considered the most conservative in New York City. Trump Bars Investment in Chinese Firms With Military TiesThe ban, which affects companies including Huawei, China Mobile and China Telecom, is the administration’s first major move toward decoupling American financial markets from China. At Least 74 Drown in Wreck Off Libya, U.N. Agency SaysA rubber raft crowded with at least 120 migrants sank in the Mediterranean Sea on Thursday. The craft was on a notoriously dangerous route for refugees trying to reach European shores. Commerce Department holds off applying restrictions to TikTok.The Chinese-owned social media app has been under pressure from the Trump administration. Emily Ratajkowski, Nude Photographs and JusticeEmily Ratajkowski accused the photographer Jonathan Leder of assault and using photos against her wishes. Other women say they have similar experiences. As Hong Kong Opposition Quits Council, Pro-Beijing Forces ReignEstablishment lawmakers were already discussing which policies they could fast-track, while the pro-democracy camp pondered its next move. At Least 7 Killed as Flash Floods Ravage North CarolinaRescuers evacuated 31 people from a campground an hour north of Charlotte, which accounted for at least three of the fatalities, the authorities said. Harley Davidson to Leave India After Poor SalesThe American icon saw promise in the world’s largest market for two-wheelers. But its bikes sold poorly in a country where incomes are low and manufacturing isn’t easy. The Evolving Travel ‘Experience’: Virtual, Actual and In BetweenSocially distanced craft classes, virtual tango lessons, a city tour accompanied by an avatar guide: how experience companies — which now include Amazon — are adapting to the pandemic. How to Deal With Quarantine-Induced Social AnxietyYes, you can enjoy socializing again. But it might take a little effort. A Naked Statue for a Feminist Hero?Newspaper columnists and social media users are furious about a new statue dedicated to Mary Wollstonecraft in London. But they’re missing the point. The Answer to What You Should Wear Now (Hint: It’s Not Sweatpants)Jil Sander is back, with a new Uniqlo collaboration and a lot of opinions. Why Do the Rules Seem to Apply Only to Me?A reader senses biased policy enforcement at the horse stable. Limiting Indoor Capacity Can Reduce Coronavirus Infections, Study ShowsResearch using cellphone data in 10 U.S. cities last spring could help influence officials’ decisions on new restrictions as cases resurge around the country. Trump’s Legacy Is Already Tarnished, Stephen Colbert SaysThe “Late Show” host said President Trump’s refusal to concede the election was the least of his transgressions: “It’s like finding out Jeffrey Dahmer illegally parked in handicapped spots — bad, but the ledger’s pretty full. And so’s the freezer.” More Recent Articles
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