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Washington Capitals goalie Henrik Lundqvist to have open-heart surgery Washington Capitals goaltender Henrik Lundqvist will undergo open-heart surgery to address an issue that will force him to miss the entire 2020-21 NHL season.      House votes to overturn Trump's veto of $740B defense spending bill The House voted 322-87 Monday to overturn President Donald Trump's veto of the $740 billion National Defense Authorization Act.   U.S. strengthens investor ban on companies accused of being controlled by China's military The Treasury Department on Monday strengthened an executive order President Donald Trump signed in November to prevent Americans from investing in Chinese military-controlled companies to include subsidiaries.   Philadelphia 76ers president Daryl Morey fined $50K for James Harden tweet Philadelphia 76ers president of basketball operations Daryl Morey was fined $50,000 for violating the NBA's anti-tampering rule.   Watch: Grizzlies star Ja Morant exits in wheelchair after suffering ankle injury Memphis Grizzlies point guard Ja Morant was taken off the floor in a wheelchair after suffering a left ankle injury during the first half of Monday night's game against the Brooklyn Nets.   Biden says U.S. military must strengthen cyberdefense after massive hack President-elect Joe Biden said Monday his incoming administration would focus on the defense implications of the massive cyberattack that swept through U.S. government agencies and businesses.   Seattle Seahawks waive veteran DT Damon 'Snacks' Harrison The Seattle Seahawks have waived veteran defensive lineman Damon "Snacks" Harrison, the team said Monday.   Columbus officer who shot Andre Hill fired Columbus, Ohio, officer Adam Coy, who shot and killed 47-year-old Andre Hill, has been fired, the Columbus Police Division said Monday.   Washington Football Team releases former first-round pick Dwayne Haskins Washington Football Team quarterback Dwayne Haskins said he had the "hardest week" of his life before a Week 16 benching and now says he needs to get his life together.   Federal judge denies accused Epstein ally Ghislaine Maxwell's request for bail A federal judge denied Ghislaine Maxwell's request to be released on bail Monday, again ruling that the British socialite facing charges of acting as an accomplice of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein poses a flight risk.   Home Depot recalls large ceiling fans for faulty blades Home Depot is recalling about 190,000 large ceiling fans after reports that at least 47 reports of blades flying off and hitting people or causing property damage, the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission said.   Brooklyn Nets' Spencer Dinwiddie to undergo surgery for partially torn ACL Brooklyn Nets guard Spencer Dinwiddie will undergo surgery to repair a partially torn right ACL.   House approves increasing stimulus payments to $2,000 Less than a day after President Donald Trump signed the $900 billion COVID-19 relief package, the House on Monday passed a measure to increase direct stimulus payments to Americans to $2,000 each.   Self-deleting genes to be tested as part of mosquito population control concept Scientists at Texas A&M have developed a new technique for altering the genes of mosquitoes -- the new technology will cause genetic changes to self-delete from the mosquitoes' genome.   Australian friends win $750,000 using lottery numbers from a hat A pair of Australian friends are celebrating after winning a lottery jackpot of more than $750,000 by using numbers they picked out of a hat.   Walter Reed doctor who criticized Trump motorcade greeting works final shift Dr. James Phillips worked his final shift at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center after criticizing President Donald Trump's decision to greet supporters from his motorcade while being treated for COVID-19.   Blaze at Mass. Black church investigated as possible hate crime An early morning, two-alarm fire at a Black church in western Massachusetts is being investigated as arson and is "highly suspicious," fire officials said Monday.   Study: Too few with treatment-resistant high blood pressure tested for hormone disorder Fewer than 2% of people with treatment-resistant high blood pressure are checked for a hormone disorder that can drive blood pressure higher, a study published Monday by the Annals of Internal Medicine found.   Look: Donkey rescued after a month stranded on South African island A donkey that went missing from its owner's South African home in November was brought home by a water rescue team after being found stranded on an island.   U.S. markets hit records after Trump signs COVID-19 relief bill The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite all hit intraday records on Monday after President Donald Trump signed the long-awaited $900 billion COVID-19 relief bill.   Study: Psoriasis, metabolic syndrome combo may increase heart disease risk The presence of metabolic syndrome in people with psoriasis may contribute to an increased risk of heart disease, according to a study published Monday by the Journal of the American Association of Dermatology.   Virginia man finds stolen 1969 Camaro after 17 years A Virginia man whose 1969 Camaro was stolen 17 years ago was reunited with the vehicle after spotting it in a garage while helping a friend buy another vehicle.   Crews add 192 new Waterford crystals to New Year's Eve ball Crews added 192 new Waterford crystals for a total of 2,688 crystals to be lit up when the ball drops in New York City's Times Square on New Year's Eve.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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New York Bans Most Evictions as Tenants Struggle to Pay RentThe Legislature, addressing hardship caused by the pandemic, convened an unusual special session between Christmas and New Year’s to pass the measure.   Kentucky Hurting While Awaiting Federal Pandemic AidUrban and rural fortunes diverge in the state, with the pandemic compounding troubles that predated it. Biden Admonishes Trump Administration Over ‘Obstruction’“Right now, we just aren’t getting all the information that we need from the outgoing administration in key national security areas,” the president-elect said. House Votes to Override Trump’s Veto of Military BillRepublicans joined with Democrats to hand President Trump a rare legislative rebuke in the final days of his presidency. The bill will next be taken up by the Senate, where it is expected to pass. The House voted to advance $2,000 stimulus checks demanded by Trump.Trump’s Veto Threat Did Little to Alter Stimulus PackageThe president’s threat to scuttle a $900 billion relief package held workers in limbo, but did little to change the bill’s outcome. For Covid-19 Vaccines, Some Are Too Rich — and Too PoorGlobal inequality is shaping which countries get vaccines first. In South Africa, people’s best chance for vaccines anytime soon is to join an experimental trial. Small Number of Covid Patients Develop Severe Psychotic SymptomsMost had no history of mental illness and became psychotic weeks after contracting the virus. Cases are expected to remain rare but are being reported worldwide. Outside Trump’s Inner Circle, Odds Are Long for Getting ClemencyPresident Trump has doled out pardons to friends and fellow Republicans. Thousands of others without connections have largely been left out. Barr Leaves a Legacy Defined by TrumpThough he sometimes departed from the president, the outgoing attorney general’s term was dominated by how he navigated the Russia investigation and other fraught issues. A Tornado, a Pandemic and Now a Bombing: ‘Nashville Strong’ Is TestedIn 2020, the city has weathered a tornado’s devastation and the rippling consequences of the coronavirus pandemic. Then, a bewildering and unsettling attack made a tough year tougher. Video of Nashville Bombing Shows Shattered Glass and ConfusionInvestigators are searching for a motive, with officials grappling with whether the bombing meets the legal definition of terrorism. A recorded message from a parked R.V. said “evacuate now.” What To Know About Breonna Taylor’s DeathFury over the killing of Ms. Taylor by the police in Louisville, Ky., fueled tense demonstrations, and questions persist about how the botched raid unfolded. Weeks-Old Statue of Breonna Taylor Is Smashed to Pieces in Oakland, Calif.The vandalism of the ceramic sculpture of Ms. Taylor near City Hall is under investigation, the police said. Stimulus Checks, Vaccines, Pardons: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. How a Small Bar Battled to Survive the Coronavirus: An UpdateWe chart the trials of a tavern in Oakland, Calif., that was thriving until the pandemic brought economic and emotional turmoil. Special Delivery: Thousands of BooksChildren in remote parts of Alaska receive inspiration, with some books teaching Indigenous students about their cultures. Joe Biden’s Climate Team Actually Cares About ClimateHis administration’s staffing shows how seriously the incoming president takes this issue. I Hate the Mom That Covid Has Made MeThe pandemic has changed my relationship with my teens. 2020 Was the Year Reaganism DiedThe government promised to help — and it did. Silicon Valley Isn't Over Just Because Tech Companies Are Moving AwayThe obituary for the state’s tech industry has been written before, and it will be rewritten again and again and again. Not Just Another PipelineThe expansion of Enbridge’s Line 3 pipeline is a breathtaking betrayal of Minnesota’s Indigenous communities — and the environment. This Astrologer Has Some Things to Tell Kara SwisherChani Nicholas demystifies a $2.2 billion industry (and reads Kara’s birth chart). The 48 Mountains That Held My GriefAfter my son Ben died by suicide, I turned to hiking. I found myself: broken, but braver. Watching Earth BurnFor 10 days in September, satellites in orbit sent tragic evidence of climate change’s destructive power. Which Developing Economies Will Rise After the Pandemic?The crisis has created many obstacles to growth, but also some opportunities. ‘I Want to Be at the Table When the Next Donald Trump Shows Up’What’s your resolution for the next four years? Do You Want to Buy Less Stuff? Three People Tell Us HowSome people re-evaluated their relationship to things in 2020. Here’s what they learned. Judge Rejects Ghislaine Maxwell’s $28.5 Million Bail ProposalThe British socialite, charged with assisting Jeffrey Epstein in his abuse of girls, had called jail conditions “intolerable.” Prosecutors said she has her own shower, TV and computers. New York Post Editorial Blasts Trump’s Fraud ClaimsWith a scathing front-page editorial, the Trump-friendly tabloid joined another of Rupert Murdoch’s papers, The Wall Street Journal, in attacking the president’s attempts to undo the election result. Pope Francis Strips Powerful Vatican Office of Its Financial AssetsA financial scandal involving the secretariat of state has given fresh impetus to Francis’ reform agenda. A Cheerleader’s Vulgar Message Prompts a First Amendment ShowdownA Pennsylvania school district has asked the Supreme Court to rule on whether students may be disciplined for what they say on social media. With No Tickets to Sell, Arts Groups Appeal to Donors to SurviveVirtual cocktail parties have replaced black-tie galas as cultural institutions struggle to pay their operating costs. Relief Package Grows as Campaign Issue in Georgia Senate RacesThe two Republicans tried to claim credit for bringing help to Georgians, despite President Trump’s initial waffling over whether to sign the bill. The Democrats said the $600 payments to Americans were too low. The Gospel of Hydrogen PowerMike Strizki powers his house and cars with hydrogen he home-brews. He is using his retirement to evangelize for the planet-saving advantages of hydrogen batteries. Tony Rice, Bluegrass Innovator With a Guitar Pick, Dies at 69The nimble king of flatpicking had enormous influence on a host of prominent musicians. And he could sing, too, until he could no longer. Revisiting the Unseen Corners of the WorldDuring a year with limited travel possibilities, our World Through a Lens series offered Times readers a weekly escape. Here are some of the highlights. A History of the Cheetah in ‘Wonder Woman’This villain, played by Kristen Wiig in “Wonder Woman 1984,” has had a long, complicated relationship with her rival. How Parade Underwear Took Over InstagramFree underwear went a long way for this small business. All Alone With a MicrophoneIn 2020, pop learned how much simple physical proximity affects music, and how to cope with isolation. For His Second Act, Nnamdi Asomugha Made Preparation His BywordThe former pro football player has pushed himself in acting classes, onstage and in films. His latest drama, “Sylvie’s Love,” also meant returning to an early passion: music. Reviewing a Wild Year in Art With the ‘Culture Gabfest’The co-hosts of Slate’s long-running and influential podcast discuss the “urgency” of art in a crisis and whether Meryl Streep should play Anthony Fauci. Ring Out 2020 With Shots You’ll Actually EnjoyThese complex and composed shots thrive in the moment and are sure to brighten your evening. Soothing Anxiety and Stress: Advice From the Year in WellExercise, new news habits, even dipping your face into an icy plunge pool are among the steps you can take for a mellower new year. Her Stomach Hurt Unbearably. Her Doctors Were Baffled.Then she remembered a story from her mother. More Recent Articles
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