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U.S. adds 30,000 COVID-19 deaths in December; California tallies 30,000 cases three straight days The United States added 30,102 deaths in the first 13 days of December, bringing its death toll since the beginning of the pandemic to 298,569.      Nets' Kevin Durant scores 15 against Wizards in return from Achilles injury Brooklyn Nets star forward Kevin Durant, who spent almost two years rehabilitating a serious Achilles injury, returned to the basketball court for the first time in 552 days on Sunday.   Raiders fire defensive coordinator Paul Guenther after loss to Colts The Las Vegas Raiders fired defensive coordinator Paul Guenther after Sunday's 44-27 loss to the Indianapolis Colts at Allegiant Stadium in Nevada.   SpaceX launches satellite for SiriusXM from Florida SpaceX launched a radio communications satellite for SiriusXM from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station on Sunday afternoon in clear skies, two days after scrubbing the flight with 30 seconds until liftoff.   Police fatally shoot man who opened fire from NYC cathedral Police in Manhattan on Sunday shot and killed an armed man who opened fire from the steps of the cathedral St. John the Divine where a crowd had formed for a children's Christmas concert.   Cleveland Indians to drop controversial team nickname The Cleveland Indians, who have used that team name for more than a century, are dropping their controversial nickname and Native American branding.   Italy climbs into fifth place for most coronavirus deaths Italy has been dealing with a second wave of coronavirus deaths and cases that have been far worse than when the nation was the world epicenter in the spring.   Seahawks' Jamal Adams sets DB single-season sack record vs. Jets Seahawks star safety Jamal Adams broke the single-season sack record for a defensive back during his team's blowout win over the New York Jets on Sunday afternoon at Lumen Field in Seattle.   Illinois fires head football coach Lovie Smith after five seasons Illinois athletic director Josh Whitman announced Sunday that head coach Lovie Smith has been fired after five seasons at the helm of the football program.   Chiefs speed past Dolphins after slow start Patrick Mahomes recovered from two first-quarter interceptions to spark a run of 30 unanswered points and lead the Kansas City Chiefs to a 33-27 win over the Miami Dolphins on Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium.   'Croods' tops the North American box office for 3rd weekend "The Croods: A New Age" is the No. 1 movie in North America for a third weekend, earning an additional $3 million in receipts, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.   Last major meteor shower of 2020 to sparkle in weekend sky A dazzling display is about to unfold in the night sky as one of the most reliable meteor showers of the entire year approaches its peak.   Quick-hitting snow to precede potential blockbuster storm across mid-Atlantic, Northeast Mother Nature is going to be flipping the switch into full-blown winter mode in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic over the coming week as a pair of storm systems are expected to bring rounds of snowfall to the area.   Bipartisan lawmakers to introduce $908B coronavirus relief bill Monday A bipartisan group of lawmakers is set to release a $908 billion COVID-19 relief bill on Monday as Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., said the nation faces its "toughest first quarter" ever.   Auburn fires football coach Gus Malzahn Auburn University has fired football coach Gus Malzahn after eight seasons, the school said Sunday.   Missed FG, shoe throw cost Florida in upset loss to LSU A missed field goal and a thrown shoe played crucial roles in Florida's upset loss to LSU.   Lucas Zelarayan leads Columbus Crew to MLS Cup title Argentine midfielder Lucas Zelarayan scored twice to lead the Columbus Crew to a 3-0 win over the Seattle Sounders in the MLS Cup final in Columbus, Ohio.   First shipment of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine sent out to states Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Robert Redfield approved Pfizer and BioNTech's COVID-19 vaccine to be administered to patients as the first vials departed from shipping facilities on Sunday.   Ashanti tests positive for coronavirus; Verzuz show postponed Singer-songwriter Ashanti said on social media she has tested positive for the coronavirus and had to cancel a performance this weekend.   Fantasy football: Kelce, Ebron lead Week 14 tight end rankings Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs tops UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler's Week 14 fantasy football tight end rankings.   Fantasy football: Wilson, Herbert, Jackson top Week 14 quarterback rankings Russell Wilson of the Seattle Seahawks tops UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler's Week 14 fantasy football quarterback rankings.   Fantasy football: Jones, Henry lead Week 14 running back rankings Aaron Jones and Derrick Henry top UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler's Week 14 fantasy football running back rankings.   Dove Cameron confirms split from Thomas Doherty "The Descendants" star Dove Cameron confirmed she and her longtime boyfriend Thomas Doherty have broken up.   Dr. Fauci wants to go back to being an 'anonymous hunk' in 'SNL' sketch "Saturday Night Live" player Kate McKinnon portrayed Dr. Anthony Fauci as an unlikely heartthrob in a comedy sketch this weekend.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Russian Hackers Broke Into Federal Agencies, U.S. Officials SuspectIn one of the most sophisticated and perhaps largest hacks in more than five years, email systems were breached at the Treasury and Commerce Departments. Other breaches are under investigation.   Hospitals Prepare for First Shots as Virus Vaccine Shipments Blanket U.S.The first of nearly three million doses were sent across the country, the start of the most ambitious vaccination campaign in the nation’s history. Trump Administration Plans a Rushed Effort to Encourage Americans to Be VaccinatedA large-scale public education campaign, delayed by false starts and investigations, will get off the ground just as the coronavirus vaccine becomes available to high-risk Americans. As U.S. Deaths Approach 300,000, Obituaries Force Reckoning with CovidFamilies of some who perished have written pointedly about the virus in remembrances. They tell of agonizing final days. They plead for wearing of masks. Covid Patient Study Shows Some Benefit From an Arthritis DrugBaricitinib had previously attracted some scrutiny from experts, who were unsure when it would most help their patients. Cleveland’s Baseball Team Will Drop Its Indians Team NameThe decision comes amid a wider push for sports teams to stop using Native American names and imagery as team names and mascots. As Biden Prepares to Take Office, a New Rush at the BorderThe president-elect has promised a more humane border policy. But devastated economies and natural disasters in Latin America have fueled a spike in migration that could make pledges hard to keep. Wall Street Journal Opinion Editor Defends Item on Dr. Jill Biden“There’s nothing like playing the race or gender card to stifle criticism,” Paul A. Gigot said as he accused Democrats of orchestrating a coordinated response to an op-ed piece. Electoral College Vote: What to ExpectMost states offer livestreams to watch the proceedings, including crucial battlegrounds won by President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. After Monday’s vote, the process moves to Congress. Apple TV Was Making a Show About Gawker. Then Tim Cook Found Out.Big tech companies now exert huge influence over what stories get told. The message is clear: Be careful who you offend. John le Carré, Best-Selling Author of Cold War Thrillers, Dies at 89Graham Greene called “The Spy Who Came in From the Cold,” featuring the plump, ill-dressed George Smiley, the greatest spy story he had ever read. She Stalked Her Daughter’s Killers Across Mexico, One by OneArmed with a handgun, a fake ID card and disguises, Miriam Rodríguez was a one-woman detective squad, defying a system where criminal impunity often prevails. Acechó a los asesinos de su hija por todo México, uno a unoArmada con una pistola, tarjetas de identificación falsas y disfraces, Miriam Rodríguez se convirtió en un escuadrón de detectives que desafiaba a un sistema en el que suele prevalecer la impunidad criminal. The Sunday Read: ‘Lovers in Auschwitz, Reunited’After 72 years, he had one question: Was she the reason he was alive today? Got a confidential news tip?The Times would like to hear from readers who want to share messages and materials with our journalists. The Electoral College Shouldn't Matter More Than the Majority's VotesMajority rule shapes our lives — except when it comes to electing the president. Trump Has Never Believed in DemocracyHe wants to wield power without winning it legitimately. Books Are Really Easy to WrapBut that’s not why they make the best gifts. The Texas Lawsuit and the Age of DreampolitikThe separation of political reality from political fantasy still exists — for now. We Must Do More to Stop Dangerous Doctors in a PandemicSome have crossed the line from free speech to medical practice — or something akin to malpractice. Former Aide Accuses Cuomo of Sexual HarassmentLindsey Boylan, who is now running for Manhattan borough president, said the governor would often discuss her physical appearance when she worked for him. Police Fatally Shoot Man Who Opened Fire Outside Manhattan CathedralThe shooting on the steps of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine took place near a crowd of hundreds, just after a carol service ended. Man Is Arrested in Stabbing at D.C. Election ProtestThe confrontation near the White House between supporters and opponents of President Trump was one of several on Saturday in Washington and in state capitals across the country. New York Has a Cameo in ‘The Crown.’ Here’s What Really Happened.Princess Diana visited the city in 1989, a trip featured on the Netflix series and remembered fondly by the people she met. Geminid Meteor Shower: Best Time to See and How to WatchMeteor showers can light up night skies from dusk to dawn, and if you’re lucky you might be able to catch a glimpse. Hig Roberts, Ski Champion, Comes Out as GayIn an interview with The New York Times, Hig Roberts, a two-time U.S. national champion, becomes the first elite men’s Alpine skier to publicly come out as gay, hoping to encourage others to be themselves. Bicycling Surges in Manila Amid Covid-19 LockdownsCity dwellers around the world turned to bicycles as the pandemic forced urban areas to restrict public transit. In the crowded Philippine capital, that meant weaving through notoriously bad traffic. Anthony Veasna So, Author on the Brink of Stardom, Dies at 28His darkly comedic stories explored the experiences of Cambodian-Americans. His first book, the subject of a bidding war, is to be published next August. Trump Allies Eye Long-Shot Election Reversal in CongressSome House Republicans plan to try to use Congress’s tallying of electoral results on Jan. 6 to tip the election to President Trump. The attempt will put Republicans in a pinch. More Recent Articles
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