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San Francisco 49ers star TE George Kittle to return vs. Arizona Cardinals The San Francisco 49ers are expected to activate Pro Bowl tight end George Kittle from injured reserve, clearing the way for him to play against the Arizona Cardinals on Saturday.      Lions' Darrell Bevell won't coach against Buccaneers due to COVID-19 protocols Detroit Lions interim head coach Darrell Bevell will miss Saturday's game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers because of COVID-19 protocols.   Federal court rejects Trump's Wisconsin election challenge The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday rejected the Trump campaign's challenge seeking to invalidate 200,000 votes for President-elect Joe Biden over changes to the state's election laws.   DeVonta Smith, Trevor Lawrence headline 2020 Heisman Trophy finalists Clemson Tigers quarterback Trevor Lawrence, Florida Gators quarterback Kyle Trask and Alabama Crimson Tide teammates DeVonta Smith and Mac Jones were announced as the 2020 Heisman Memorial Trophy finalists.   Mexico, Chile, Costa Rica begin administering COVID-19 vaccine Mexico, Chile and Costa Rica led Latin America on Thursday, becoming the first countries in the region to begin administering COVID-19 vaccines.   Hornets' Cody Zeller to miss at least four weeks following hand surgery Charlotte Hornets center Cody Zeller will miss at least four weeks after undergoing surgery for a fractured left hand, the team announced Thursday.   Pirates trade All-Star first baseman Josh Bell to Nationals The Pittsburgh Pirates have traded All-Star first baseman Josh Bell to the Washington Nationals, the team announced Thursday.   Future USS Inouye completes builder's trials after 4 days at sea The future USS Daniel Inouye completed builder's trials after spending four days at sea off the coast of Maine last week, the Navy announced.   U.S. COVID-19 cases top 200,000 for first time in 5 days; California passes 2M cases For the first time in almost a week, there are more than 200,000 new COVID-19 cases in the United States, along with more than 3,000 new deaths nationwide.   USS John McCain navigates through South China Sea USS John McCain conducted what the Navy is describing as a "freedom of navigation operation" near the Con Dao Islands in the South China Sea Thursday.   U.S. plans to open consulate in Western Sahara, Pompeo says U.S. Secretary Mike Pompeo announced Thursday that the United States plans to open a consulate in Western Sahara after President Donald Trump recognized Morocco's sovereignty over the region earlier this month.   Drug offers hope for acute myeloid leukemia treatment in older adults A new drug treatment for acute myeloid leukemia improves overall survival in those with the deadly blood cancer by up to 10 months, according to a clinical trial published by the New England Journal of Medicine.   Delivery drivers working to death amid online shopping boom in S. Korea While the COVID-19 pandemic has taken an economic toll on many industries, online shopping and delivery services have thrived in this year of shuttered storefronts and social distancing,   Emmanuel Macron free of COVID-19 symptoms after weeklong quarantine French President Emmanuel Macron was free of COVID-19 symptoms and set to exit self-isolation after testing positive last week, officials said Thursday.   Thousands evacuate after fire breaks out near Camp Pendleton in Southern California A wildfire in near California's Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton is forcing about 7,000 people to evacuate on Christmas Eve, fire authorities said.   Woman wins more than $750,000 with decades-old lottery numbers An Australian woman collected a lottery jackpot of more than $750,000 after buying tickets bearing the same set of numbers for decades.   Boy, 12, identifies 39 airlines by their plane tails for Guinness record A 12-year-old boy living in the United Arab Emirates set a Guinness World Record by identifying 39 airlines by the designs on their airplane tails in one minute.   Watch: Kevin Spacey talks suicide prevention in third annual Christmas video Kevin Spacey released a Christmas Eve video message for a third consecutive year, this time using the opportunity to encourage suicide prevention.   State Department approves $128.1M aircraft sale to Kazakhstan The State Department approved a possible $128.1 million deal this week to sell three King Air Scorpion aircraft to Kazakhstan, according to the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.   USS Theodore Roosevelt strike group leaves for deployment The Theodore Roosevelt Carrier Strike Group began its scheduled deployment this week after completing a sustainment exercise, the Navy announced.   Shemar Moore says he has COVID-19 Shemar Moore said on Instagram Thursday he has COVID-19 and the actor reassured his fans he'd get through it.   Watch: Socially distanced Surfing Santas take to the waves in Florida The 11th annual Surfing Santa event in Florida went ahead Thursday with a smaller-than-usual number of St. Nicks taking to the waves while observing COVID-19 safety protocols.   Watch Live: NORAD tracking Santa Claus' journey around the world The North American Aerospace Defense Command, better known as NORAD, is tracking Santa Claus on his Christmas Eve journey across the globe for the 65th year.   Researchers use DNA to track original settlers of Caribbean islands The origins of the Caribbean's first islanders can be traced to two distinct groups, thousands of years apart, suggesting the archipelago was settled by highly mobile people.   120-year-old chocolate found in Australian poet's papers Staff members at the National Library of Australia said they were stunned when they found a 120-year-old box of chocolate hidden in papers of the late poet and journalist A.B. "Banjo" Paterson.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Democrats Try and Fail to Jam $2,000 Stimulus Payments Through HouseIn a brief bit of political theater, the House majority leader opened the chamber for business to ask for unanimous consent to accede to President Trump’s request for larger checks.   On Working With Congress, Biden Predicts Success Where Predecessors FailedThe president-elect insisted that his skills and his history would enable him to secure bipartisan support for bold initiatives. For Trump, Pardons as an Expression of GrievancePresident Trump’s grants of clemency to convicted liars, corrupt congressmen and child-killing war criminals are a way to lash out at a system that he believes has treated him and his friends unfairly. Behind Trump Clemency, a Case Study in Special AccessPhilip Esformes was sentenced last year to 20 years for Medicare fraud. Then a well-connected organization supported by his family weighed in with the White House. Hospital Workers Start to ‘Turn Against Each Other’ to Get Covid-19 Vaccine“I am so disappointed and saddened that this happened,” a New York hospital executive wrote to his staff after workers who did not have priority cut the line for the vaccine. Brexit Is Finally Done, but U.K. Ambitions Already Seems OutdatedThe idea of an agile “Global Britain” was an effective sales pitch. But that was before President Trump and other populists began erecting barriers to trade. Brexit Trade Deal Reached Between U.K. and E.U.The trade agreement comes after months of negotiations, and still leaves critical details to be worked out. For the E.U., Brexit Deal Is a Pretty Good OneThe Brexit pact preserves crucial E.U. principles like the single market, and lets the bloc look ahead to its future without Britain. For Christmas, Pastors Offer Comfort and Joy in a Somber Season“The darkness seems pretty dark at the moment,” said one minister, who will preach about hope in the face of fear. The Tiny Victories That Got Parents Through 2020It’s been a rough year. Let’s celebrate the little wins. Stimulus, Brexit, Storm:Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. 24 Hours Inside a Brooklyn Hospital: An UpdateIn the spring, with permission from staff, patients and their families, we shadowed one doctor for a day to get a sense of what it is like on the front lines of the pandemic. Trump's Most Disgusting PardonsBlackwater mercenaries committed a massacre. Now they’ll go free. The Sidney AwardsA hard year produces great writing. The Forgotten Radicalism of Jesus ChristFirst-century Christians weren’t prepared for what a truly inclusive figure he was, and what was true then is still true today. How the Virus Stole ChristmasFor immigrant families from India, the holidays come closest to the long, riotous wedding seasons in the homeland. How Does an 83-Year-Old Jesuit End Up in Prison?Father Stan Swamy spent decades fighting for the rights of India’s marginalized people. In October, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government imprisoned him under antiterrorism laws. The Life of Angela Chaddlesone McCarthy, a Modern-Day Warrior for the Kiowa Tribe“Cause of Life” celebrates the messy, tenacious, and extraordinary lives of five people we lost to Covid-19. Why Virtual Religious Services Aren't EnoughVirtual services are inadequate — but I keep going. Covid-19 Taught Me to Value My FriendsIt’s been a year of loneliness and isolation. In 2021, we’ll celebrate. Travel After the Coronavirus Pandemic Might Be DifferentThe future of travel will involve fewer selfies from Icelandic spas. Trump Corrupted the Presidential Pardon. Biden Must Repair It.There are clear ways to reform the pardon process to work as the founders intended. 2020 Was Full of Sports Moments Despite the Empty StandsIn a challenging year filled with triumphs and losses, these memories stood out for our reporters. Robinhood Recaps From a Volatile YearAnd you thought your Spotify Wrapped was a bummer. Russia Used Microsoft Resellers in HackingEvidence from the security firm CrowdStrike suggests that companies that sell software on behalf of Microsoft were used to break into Microsoft’s Office 365 customers. Columbus Officials Move to Fire Officer in Fatal Shooting of Black ManThe police chief said Officer Adam Coy “must be terminated immediately” for not quickly turning on a body camera and not providing aid to the man he shot. A Christmas Eve ‘Travel Nightmare’: Snow, Flooding, Maybe TornadoesOn a holiday when health experts admonished people not to travel, the weather brought its own hazards across much of the country. Covid-19 Patient Is Bludgeoned to Death in California HospitalThe victim, an 82-year-old man, was hit with an oxygen tank by another patient with whom he was sharing a room, the authorities said. Shinzo Abe Aide Faces Fine Over Campaign Finance Allegations in JapanPrime Minister Yoshihide Suga said he had unintentionally misrepresented the facts around a political scandal after prosecutors announced they would seek to punish a former aide to Shinzo Abe. Facing Deportation, They Fled to the Safety of a Church. Now They are Free.A Jamaican couple spent nearly two and a half years inside Philadelphia churches, isolated even further by the pandemic. This month, U.S. immigration officials relented. An Oscar Winner Made a Khashoggi Documentary. Streaming Services Didn’t Want It.Bryan Fogel’s examination of the killing of the Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi had trouble finding a home among the companies that can be premier platforms for documentary films. Her Father Had a Theory About Her Killing. Then Came the Arrest.Ola Salem’s body was found in a Staten Island park last year. Her father said she had talked about being followed on the highway. With Money, and Waste, China Fights for Chip IndependenceBeijing’s drive to free itself from reliance on imported semiconductors has lifted start-ups and big firms alike. Some have flamed out. But there has been progress. How Canada Has Become a Pilgrimage Site for 'Schitt's Creek' FansThe hamlet that was the backdrop for the hit television series Schitt’s Creek has become a pilgrimage site for fans, to the joy and consternation of locals. ‘Wonder Woman 1984’ Review: It’s Not About What We DeserveThe sequel to the 2017 hit finds Diana Prince, a.k.a. Wonder Woman, pining for love and saddled with a movie unworthy of her. Silly Season: How British Pantomime Looks From Across the PondThanks to streaming, two American critics got to binge a bunch of the traditional holiday spectacles. They’re amused, and confused, by what they saw. ‘Charm City Kings,’ ‘Babyteeth’ and Other Hidden Streaming GemsYou may have missed these under-the-radar movies this year. Now’s your chance to catch up. Watch Octopuses Punch Fish Like Eight-Armed Bullies of the Sea: Full VideoThe solitary cephalopods occasionally join a hunting party with fish, then lash out for reasons that scientists are studying. How Did Mistletoe Get Into the Treetops?Before someone hung it up in your home, some animal had to get it into the canopies where it thrives to this day. Coronavirus Variant Is Indeed More Transmissible, New Study SuggestsResearchers warn that the British variant is so contagious that new control measures, including closing down schools and universities, may be necessary. Stella Tennant, Aristocratic Model, Is Dead at 50Noble lineage, classic beauty and punk attitude combined in a model who stood at fashion’s apex for three decades. More Recent Articles
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