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New York Jets avoid 0-16 season with upset win over Los Angeles Rams The New York Jets upset the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif., to earn their first win of the 2020 season.      Officials: Rockets fired at U.S. Embassy in Baghdad Officials said a barrage of rockets targeting the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad were intercepted by the compound's defense system on Sunday.   Tiger Woods, son Charlie finish seventh at PNC Championship The duo of Tiger Woods and his 11-year-old son, Charlie, shot a second-straight 62 on Sunday to finish seventh at the PNC Championship in Orlando, Fla.   Army CID: Missing Fort Drum soldier found dead Officials said Sunday that a U.S. soldier missing from New York's Fort Drum has been found dead.   NHL, players officially agree to 56-game season beginning Jan. 13 The NHL and its players reached an official agreement Sunday to hold a 56-game season starting Jan. 13.   Britain enters highest-level lockdown amid new 'out of control' COVID-19 strain Britain went into a Tier 4 lockdown on Sunday, including banning activities during Christmas, amid a newly identified strain of Covid-19 that a top health official describes as more difficult to control.   Los Angeles Lakers sign F Kyle Kuzma to multiyear extension Forward Kyle Kuzma has agreed to a multiyear contract extension with the Los Angeles Lakers.   Watch: Baltimore Ravens WR Dez Bryant scores first touchdown since 2017 Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Dez Bryant caught a touchdown pass for the first time in more than three years during Sunday's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars.   Congress reaches deal on $900B relief after resolving key difference The U.S. Senate reached a deal on a $900 billion relief package from the economic effects of coronavirus, possibly by Sunday, after a key difference between Democrats and Republicans was resolved.   Trump campaign petitions Supreme Court to overturn Pennsylvania election changes The Trump campaign on Sunday petitioned the Supreme Court to overturn several changes to Pennsylvania election laws before Congress meets to certify the results of November's election.   Longest night of 2020 to feature year's final meteor shower The longest night of the entire year Monday will feature an astronomical double-header giving stargazers plenty to look for from sundown until daybreak.   U.S. reports 196,000 new COVID-19 cases, Cuomo calls for British travel ban The United States reported 196,295 new COVID-19 cases as New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo called for a ban on travel from Britain, where a new strain of COVID-19 was discovered.   Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State, Notre Dame selected for College Football Playoffs Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State and Notre Dame will take part in the College Football Playoffs on Jan. 1, the College Football Playoff Selection Committee announced Sunday.   Moderna begins distribution of COVID-19 vaccine Distribution began Sunday for Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine, with 5.9 million doses of the vaccine set to be sent out to all 50 states.   'Croods' sequel tops North American box office for $2.1M The animated adventure, The Croods: A New Age, is the No. 1 movie in North America for a fourth weekend, earning an additional $2.1 million in receipts, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.   Amazon Prime orders Season 2 of 'The Wilds' Amazon Prime Video has announced it renewed its survival drama, "The Wilds," for Season 2.   'Riverdale' star Casey Cott is engagedArie Luyendyk Jr., Lauren Burnham are expecting again "The Bachelor" alum and race car driver Arie Luyendyk Jr. and his wife Lauren Burnham are expecting another child.   'SNL' player Alex Moffat plays Joe Biden in sketch "Saturday Night Live" cast member Alex Moffat has taken over the role of President-elect Joe Biden on the sketch comedy show.   Large winter storm to bring 'Christmas mischief' The next major winter weathermaker will take shape just in time for Christmas this coming week, threatening to snarl travel and bring bitterly cold air. However, for some dreaming of a White Christmas, it will come just in time.   On This Day, Dec. 20: U.S. invades Panama On Dec. 20, 1989, the United States invaded Panama to oust Manuel Noriega and install the duly elected civilian government.   Famous birthdays for Dec. 20: Jonah Hill, Dick Wolf Actor Jonah Hill turns 37 and musician Alan Parsons turns 72, among the famous birthdays for Dec. 20.   More Recent Articles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Stimulus Deal Provides Economic Relief, for NowThe aid package will keep millions from losing jobless benefits. But it comes too late to prevent lasting damage to many families and businesses.   The Stimulus Deal: What’s In It for YouLawmakers agreed to issue stimulus payments of $600 and distribute a federal unemployment benefit of $300 for 11 weeks. But that money will take time to start arriving. Not an Ideal Process or an Ideal Agreement, but, Finally, a DealAmericans nationwide are glad that Congress, after a painfully prolonged process, has agreed to a stimulus package, however imperfect. The Coronavirus Is Mutating. What Does That Mean for Us?Officials in Britain and South Africa claim new variants are more easily transmitted. There’s a lot more to the story, scientists say. CDC Panel Says Frontline Workers and People Over 74 Should Get Vaccine NextThe recommendation was a compromise aimed at getting the coronavirus vaccine to the most vulnerable of two high-risk groups. The ‘Red Slime’ Lawsuit That Could Sink Right-Wing MediaVoting machine companies threaten “highly dangerous” cases against Fox, Newsmax and OAN, says Floyd Abrams. A President Who Can’t Put Aside Grudges, Even for Good NewsThe past week served as a preview of Mr. Trump’s post-presidency: no leadership on debates within his party, but keen attention to waging personal vendettas and cultivating his supporters. Trump Administration Is Criticized Over Proposal to Split Cyberoperations LeadershipAs the government grapples with a vast hack, the Pentagon is weighing whether to separate management of the National Security Agency from the United States Cyber Command. Ad Spending Soars in Georgia Races With Stakes Far Beyond GeorgiaWith control of the Senate up for grabs, the two Georgia runoff races have come to feel more like national elections than statewide ones. The Sunday Read: ‘The Movement to Bring Death Closer’America’s home-funeral guides want us to be less afraid and more in touch with death. The Stimulus Deal Is Good Enough, For NowIt should be larger. It should have happened months ago. But an agreement on coronavirus aid is still a welcome dose of good news. ‘I’m Haunted by What I Did’ as a Lawyer in the Trump Justice DepartmentNo matter our intentions, lawyers like me were complicit. We owe the country our honesty about what we saw — and should do in the future. Looking for Light on the Longest Night of the YearMonday is the winter solstice. The next day will be brighter, and the next day will be brighter still. Black and ArmedThe surge in Black gun-buying is a response to America’s failing to create a society where all citizens feel safe. Fake News Is Affecting Immigrant Communities, TooRight-wing conspiracy theories are reaching Asian and Latino voters through platforms like WeChat, KakaoTalk and WhatsApp. Democrats must take notice. ‘Dream Traveling’: Some Good Things About 2020More responses to our request for readers to find silver linings amid an awful year. Best of The Sunday Read 2020: From Female Rage to Michelangelo’s DavidA few of our favorite and most popular episodes of the narrated article series from “The Daily.” Missing Fort Drum Soldier Is Found Dead in New JerseyCpl. Hayden Allen Harris’s body was found in a remote part of Sussex County, N.J. A fellow soldier was in custody and was expected to be charged in connection with his death, the authorities said. Ariana Grande and Dalton Gomez Are Engaged, Singer SaysThe pop star shared the news of her engagement to the Los Angeles real estate agent on Instagram, writing, “forever n then some.” Jets’ First Win May Cost the FutureThe Jets beat the Los Angeles Rams for their improbable first win of the season, but the victory may give the Jacksonville Jaguars the top pick in the 2021 N.F.L. draft. F.D.A. Wants to Stop Regulating French DressingThe federal agency said it was seeking to revoke its definition for the carrot-colored dressing, effectively erasing a government-required list of ingredients at the request of an industry group. NFL Week 15: What We LearnedThe Chiefs won a potential Super Bowl preview against the Saints, the Titans and the Colts stayed hot and the previously winless Jets pulled off the upset of the season. On Brexit and Coronavirus, Boris Johnson Leaves It LateCritics say the British prime minister’s penchant for last-minute decisions has complicated the handling of the coronavirus and narrowed the window for scrutiny of any trade deal with the E.U. The Antitrust Case Against Big Tech, Shaped by Tech Industry ExilesRegulators are relying on insiders like Dina Srinivasan, who left her digital ad job after concluding that “Facebook and Google were going to win and everybody else is going to lose.” Christmas Without Music? Churches Are Finding a WayAt churches like St. James in Louisville, Ky., services this Christmas will not have in-person choirs or orchestras. But music directors are finding ways to persevere. Giving Billions Fast, MacKenzie Scott Upends PhilanthropyThrough a streamlined operation, Ms. Scott has given away $6 billion this year, much of it to small charities and nonprofits. Manchester United Sends a Message. But What Is It, Exactly?A 6-2 thumping of Leeds moved United into third place in the Premier League. But a single day never tells the whole story of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s team. Catie Lazarus, Comedian With a Lot of Questions, Dies at 44On her live show “Employee of the Month,” she got laughs by interrogating writers, artists, politicians, intellectuals and her fellow comics. More Recent Articles
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