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Celtics great Paul Pierce, ex-NBA coach Doug Collins among first-time HOF nominees Former Boston Celtics star Paul Pierce and ex-NBA coach Doug Collins headline the group of first-time nominees for the 2021 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame class.      Pakistani dissident found dead in Toronto Authorities in Canada said Tuesday officers have located the body of a Pakistani dissident who was reported missing earlier this week.   Trump calls on Congress to amend coronavirus stimulus bill President Donald Trump asked Congress on Tuesday to amend its $900 billion pandemic relief bill to increase payments to Americans to $2,000 and cut "wasteful" spending.   Auburn Tigers hire Boise State's Bryan Harsin as next head football coach Former Boise State coach Bryan Harsin has been named the next head football coach at Auburn, the school announced Tuesday.   Biden: Trump administration must make 'official attribution' on cyberattack President-elect Joe Biden called on the Trump administration to officially attribute the widespread cyberattack on U.S. companies and federal agencies and take action against the perpetrators.   Trump grants 20 pardons, commutations including George Papadopoulos President Donald Trump granted 20 pardons and commutations Tuesday including former foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos, two former Republican congressmen and four former Blackwater Worldwide military contractors.   Washington QB Dwayne Haskins apologizes for partying with no mask Washington Football Team quarterback Dwayne Haskins apologized Tuesday after pictures surfaced on social media showing the second-year signal-caller not wearing a mask while attending an event with strippers.   Michigan Wolverines firing defensive coordinator Don Brown Michigan Wolverines head football coach Jim Harbaugh is moving on from defensive coordinator Don Brown after five seasons.   Model predicts where Lyme disease-carrying ticks will develop A new model helps identify areas with high populations of the ticks that carry Lyme disease, a study published Tuesday by the Proceedings of the Royal Society B found.   Watch: Barcelona star Lionel Messi breaks Pele's all-time record for club goals FC Barcelona star Lionel Messi scored his 644th career goal for the La Liga squad Tuesday, surpassing Brazilian legend Pele's all-time record for most goals with a single club.   Report finds judicial, professional disparities for Black men in Air Force An Air Force inspector general review into racial disparities in the service found Black men at every level of the service experience disproportionately negative outcomes at nearly every level.   Private bankers for Trump, Kushner resign from Deutsche Bank Rosemary Vrablic and Dominic Scalzi, the bankers responsible for lending to President Donald Trump and Jared Kushner, resigned from Deutsche Bank, the bank said Tuesday.   Two new icebergs break off from giant iceberg A68a Two new icebergs broke off from A68a in the South Atlantic Ocean a few days after another fragment calved, the U.S. National Ice Center confirmed Tuesday.   Ancient DNA suggests people from Philippines may have settled Mariana Islands New research suggests people from the Philippines may have first settled the Mariana Islands.   Dow, S&P 500 drop amid new COVID-19 concerns The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 fell on Tuesday as concerns over a new strain of COVID-19 outweighed positive momentum from the passage of a stimulus bill.   Watch: Former Ringling Bros. circus train cars being auctioned in North Carolina The North Carolina Department of Transportation is auctioning off some unusual pieces of memorabilia -- retired train cars from the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus.   Doja Cat joins 'New Year's Rockin' Eve' AMA winner Doja Cat confirmed on Tuesday that she will perform on ABC's "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest" on Dec. 31.   Trump administration sues Walmart alleging role in opioid crisis The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit Tuesday against Walmart alleging the company unlawfully dispensed controlled substances, fueling the opioid crisis.   North Carolina man's lucky lottery streak culminates in $100,000 prize A North Carolina man on a lottery lucky streak collected two $1,000 prizes, a $5,000 payout and a $100,000 jackpot in two months.   Northrop Grumman, Navy agree $406M settlement over New York pollution New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that the state has reached an agreement with Northrop Grumman and the U.S. Navy on a $406 million plan to clean up a plume of underground contamination.   Watch: Artist creates 8-foot snow tower sculpture with nearly 2 tons of snow A Massachusetts artist said he used nearly 2 tons of snow to create an 8-foot tall sculpture for the winter solstice.   Watch: MTV previews 'Teen Mom OG' Season 9 struggles MTV released the Season 9 trailer for "Teen Mom OG" and details of the new struggles awaiting Amber, Catelynn, Cheyenne, Maci and Mackenzie when the season premieres Jan. 26.   Watch: New York state residents find 100-year-old bootlegged stash in new home A New York state couple said they ripped up some rotten wood at their recently-purchased home and made a surprising discovery -- a bootlegger's stash of whiskey from 100 years ago.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump Pardons Two Russia Inquiry Figures and Blackwater GuardsThe pre-Christmas wave of 20 pardons and commutations are not likely to be the last before Mr. Trump leaves office on Jan. 20.   Biden Assails Trump Over Handling of Russia Hacking“This assault happened on Donald Trump’s watch when he wasn’t watching,” President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. said. US Considers Granting Immunity to MBS in Khashoggi CaseIf the request is granted, it could potentially provide a legal basis to dismiss a separate case against Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for the killing of Jamal Khashoggi. Trump Calls Covid Relief Bill a 'Disgrace,' Demands ChangesThe president sought bigger checks for Americans and a bill that dealt more specifically with pandemic relief. Biden, Calling Covid Relief Bill a ‘Down Payment,’ Urges More ReliefThe president-elect said he would ask Congress soon after his inauguration to pass an additional coronavirus aid package with more money for firefighters, police officers and nurses. Here's What's In The Covid Relief BillSmaller stimulus checks, targeted aid for small businesses, and funding to buy and distribute vaccines are among the main components of the latest pandemic relief package. Pfizer Nears Deal to Provide More Vaccine DosesThe company could provide at least tens of millions of additional doses of a coronavirus vaccine under an agreement that would give it better access to the supplies it needs to expand manufacturing. Why Experts Think Travel Bans Won't Stop Coronavirus Variant SpreadIt isn’t clear how widely the new variants are already circulating. So the latest moves by countries to bar international travelers may once again be too little, too late. California Picks Alex Padilla to Replace Kamala Harris in SenateGov. Gavin Newsom of California selected Mr. Padilla to serve the final two years of Ms. Harris’s term. Mr. Padilla will be the first Latino senator to represent the state. Trump's Border Policies Won't Be Quickly Undone, Says BidenIt will take time to rebuild capacity to enable asylum seekers to be processed, the president-elect and his aides say, and they warn of a rush to the border. How Cities Lost Control of Police DisciplineIn the chaos of 1960s Detroit, a fledgling police union laid the groundwork for a system that, to this day, constrains discipline for officers accused of misconduct. Columbus Police Kill Black Man Weeks After Protests Against Brutality“Our community is exhausted,” said the mayor of the Ohio capital, which is still reeling from the fatal shooting of Casey Goodson Jr. Justice Department Sues Walmart, Saying it Fueled Opioid CrisisThe 160-page civil complaint alleges the retailer knew its system for detecting illegitimate prescriptions was inadequate. Pfizer, Stimulus, Kwanzaa: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The Lives They LivedAfter a year of bereavement, we pause to reflect on the lives of four complex and vibrant people we’ve lost. Bonus: Kara Swisher and Nick Kristof Discuss PornHub and MastercardThey also discuss the slippery slope from guns to sugary cereals. Will Trump Force Principled Conservatives to Start Their Own Party? I Hope SoAmerican politics will be shaped by the influence of the monarch of Mar-a-Lago. The U.K.'s New Coronavirus Strain and How to Stop ItTravel restrictions might make sense, but what this country really needs is better disease surveillance. The Coronavirus Brought Out Nasty Puritanism About SexThe pandemic has brought out a nasty puritanism. Trump’s Team Eyes the ExitsFarewell, henchmen. A National Museum for LatinosA monument highlighting our contributions may finally become reality. Congress' New Stimulus Doesn't Fix the Housing CrisisMillions will owe an average of $5,850 in back rent and utilities next month. But the latest aid package did too little to address housing. C.D.C.'s New Covid Quarantine Guidelines Are ConfusingThe agency now says people who are exposed to the coronavirus should stay home for 14 days. Or maybe 10 days. Or seven days. Which is it? The Life of Humberto Trujillo, the Postmaster of Phoenix“Cause of Life” celebrates the messy, tenacious, and extraordinary lives of five people we lost to Covid-19. Is Trump Really All That Holds the G.O.P. Together?The Republican Party has embraced reality-TV authoritarianism not out of strength but weakness. Cities Will Survive Covid-19Because neither the United States nor the world can do without cities. The Post-Trump Future of LiteratureWhat will writers do when the outrage is over? Will they go back to writing about flowers and moons? Trump’s Longtime Banker at Deutsche Bank, Rosemary Vrablic, ResignsRosemary Vrablic, who oversaw hundreds of millions of dollars in loans to President Trump’s company, will leave the bank next week. Passenger Who Had Medical Emergency on Flight Died of Covid-19, Coroner SaysThe episode in Louisiana raised concerns about the risks travelers face, even with heightened safety precautions in place. France Eases U.K. Border Restrictions for Some TravelersTwo days after France shut down the frontier, Britain agreed to broad virus tests for truck drivers as part of an agreement to reopen rail, air and sea routes. Pulitzer Board Rescinds New York Times’s ‘Caliphate’ CitationThe podcast, which The Times now says did not meet its editorial standards, and a related report on ISIS had been named finalists in the 2019 international category. Israeli Government Collapses, Forcing 4th Election in 2 YearsA protracted political crisis revolving around Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s legal troubles brings down the coalition government. Kashmir Votes, and India Hails It as Normalcy in a Dominated RegionIndia’s ruling party worked to make Kashmir’s rural development council elections a showcase. But a visit by Times reporters showed a place still struggling under heavy-handed rule. France Fast-Tracks Citizenship for Frontline WorkersSome 700 foreigners who were exposed to the coronavirus through their frontline work are being given expedited naturalization reviews. South Korea May Move to Level 3 if Covid Cases Aren't ControlledOfficials are racing to secure more I.C.U. beds after an explosion of infections caused a bottleneck of patients. If cases aren’t brought under control, the government may impose Level 3 restrictions for the first time in South Korea. How to Design Your 2020 Holiday RebootIt may not be the perfect storybook holiday, but it rarely is. Why not use this year to reset and create your own traditions? A Wintry Tale of DeliveranceThe George Saunders story “Tenth of December” poses a question that absorbs many patients and caregivers: Can we save ourselves or each other from suffering? ‘Sylvie’s Love’ Review: In the Mood for Romance, Sighs and TearsTessa Thompson and Nnamdi Asomugha star in a swoony love story that wonderfully rethinks the classic Hollywood melodrama. Welcome to the Ruthless, Cutthroat World of PaleoanthropologyTwo new books, Kermit Pattison’s “Fossil Men” and Meave Leakey’s “The Sediments of Time,” offer a glimpse into the adventurous world of the men and women searching for our origins. Tiny Love Stories: ‘My Lesbian Hallmark Christmas Film Fantasy’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Zosia Mamet’s Week: Log Cabin LivingThe former “Girls” star, who played a mordantly comic lawyer in “The Flight Attendant,” spends her days at the barn and her nights with David Sedaris and Meryl Streep. How Having a Child With Autism Helps Me Ride Out the PandemicMy life has been filled with uncertainty for a long time, but my son has helped me stay flexible, adjust expectations and persevere. Sentence Is Cut for Skylar Mack, U.S. Student Who Broke Quarantine in Cayman IslandsSkylar Mack, 18, was sentenced to four months in prison for violating coronavirus restrictions in the Cayman Islands. After an outcry, her sentence was reduced to two months on Tuesday. 2 Passengers, Dog Slide Out of Moving Plane at La Guardia AirportDelta Flight 462 was delayed for hours after a male passenger forced open a cabin door while the plane was taxiing. He and his companions slid their way out of the plane. More Recent Articles
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