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Vanderbilt kicker Sarah Fuller set to play against Georgia Vanderbilt kicker Sarah Fuller is expected to travel with the Commodores and play in Saturday's game against Georgia.      Lawyers say 628 parents of separated migrant children remain missing A court filing from the Justice Department and the American Civil Liberties Union said Wednesday that the parents of 628 migrant children separated at the U.S.-Mexico border remain missing.   Michigan calls off game vs. Maryland, pauses football activities The Michigan Wolverines canceled their game against the Maryland Terrapins this weekend and paused practices due to a rise in COVID-19 cases within the football program.   New York City lights Rockefeller Center Christmas tree with no crowds New York City held its tree lighting ceremony for the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree Wednesday, but due to COVID-19 restrictions, there were not the usual crowds gathered to watch as musicians take the stage.   Former French President Valyery Giscard d'Esaing dies of COVID-19 Former French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing, who attempted to modernize France and was instrumental in collating Europe into a union died on Wednesday from the coronavirus, his foundation said. He was 94.   Rockets trade Russell Westbrook to Wizards for John Wall, first-round pick The Houston Rockets agreed to trade former NBA MVP Russell Westbrook to the Washington Wizards for All-Star guard John Wall and a first-round draft pick.   Tori Kelly, Taylor Dayne, Chloe Kim eliminated from 'Masked Singer' Tori Kelly, Taylor Dayne and Chloe Kim were eliminated from "The Masked Singer" during Wednesday night's semi-finals.   Israeli Parliament approves measure to dissolve unity government Israel's Parliament on Wednesday approved a measure launching a process that may dissolve the unity government and force a fourth election in two years.   Pittsburgh Steelers hold off Baltimore Ravens in rare Wednesday game The Pittsburgh Steelers remained unbeaten with a 19-14 win over the short-handed Baltimore Ravens in a rare Wednesday afternoon game at Heinz Field.   Pelosi lights 2020 U.S. Capitol Christmas tree Lawmakers gathered for the lighting of the 2020 U.S. Capitol Christmas tree on the West Lawn of the Capitol building in Washington, D.C.   Federal death row inmate Alfred Bourgeois seeks stay from Supreme Court Attorneys for a man convicted of killing his 2-year-old daughter in 2002 asked the Supreme Court on Wednesday to stay his execution, citing intellectual disability.   LeBron James agrees to 2-year, $85M extension with Lakers Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James agreed to a multiyear contract extension with the franchise Wednesday.   Federal judge denies stay of execution for Brandon Bernard A federal judge in Texas denied a stay of execution Wednesday for a man convicted of killing a married couple two decades ago.   'Mad Max' actor Hugh Keays-Byrne dead at 73 Actor Hugh Keays-Byrne, who played Toecutter and Immortan Joe in the "Mad Max" franchise, has died at the age of 73, his representatives said.   Scenes from the holiday season The world heads into a holiday season like no other, with the COVID-19 pandemic resurging in many areas. Still, some traditions are withstanding the disruption. Here's look at people preparing for the holidays in the United States and around the world.   Discovery streamer to feature new Mike Rowe, Kevin Hart shows Discovery+ -- a non-fiction, subscription streaming service -- is slated to debut in the United States on Jan. 4.   Moderna to begin vaccine trials on children Moderna said Wednesday it plans to begin testing its COVID-19 vaccine on children between the ages of 12 and 17.   Fifth missile warning satellite ready for launch, Lockheed Martin announces The fifth missile warning satellite of the U.S. Space Force has been constructed and is ready for launch, manufacturer Lockheed Martin announced on Wednesday.   'Walking Dead' holiday special to air Dec. 13Pelosi, Schumer back $908B pandemic relief bill House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer backed a $908 billion pandemic relief bill introduced by a bipartisan group of lawmakers Wednesday.   Two-thirds of parents worry about long-term impact of pandemic on kids Two-thirds of parents of children under 18 are worried about the long-term impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on their child's mental health, according to the findings of a survey released Wednesday.   EEOC reaches $250,000 with funeral home in Aimee Stephens transgender bias case The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission reached a settlement on behalf of the estate of Aimee Stephens with the funeral home that fired her after she came out as transgender.   New airline rules define only dogs as service animals The Trump administration on Wednesday issued a final rule saying only dogs can be defined as service animals when it comes to travel on airline flights.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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As Hospitals Fill, Travel Nurses Race to Virus Hot SpotsDemand is rising for nurses who work on contract. It is a nomadic existence and, in a pandemic, a high-risk one. “I was totally unprepared for the reality,” one recalled.   The UK Just Approved the Pfizer Covid Vaccine. What Happens Next?When early results from the final trials began to roll in, scientists were well prepared. Now, they face the logistical challenge of putting the vaccine to work. Trump Delivers 46-Minute Diatribe on the 'Rigged' Election From White HouseThe president posted a recording on social media of what he said “may be the most important speech I’ve ever made.” It was filled with false allegations about voter fraud. Top Democrats Back Compromise Plan to Revive Stimulus TalksThe Democratic leaders in Congress endorsed a $908 billion plan put forth by moderates in both parties, offering a significant concession in efforts to jump-start negotiations. 1 Percent of P.P.P. Borrowers Got Over One-Quarter of the Loan MoneyNewly released data gives the most detailed accounting yet of the pandemic aid provided to 5.2 million businesses that sought forgivable loans. Iran Moves to Increase Nuclear Enrichment After Top Scientist KilledIran’s response to the assassination of its top nuclear scientist poses an early challenge to the Biden administration, and may be seen as a provocation by President Trump. Crowded Subways? Yes, in Neighborhoods Where People Have to Go to WorkEven as Manhattan stations remain eerily empty, a surge of commuters in other boroughs has pushed overall ridership to 30 percent of normal levels. Police Break Up 400-Person Party at Long Island MansionFlouting the state’s pandemic restrictions on gatherings, hundreds of people flocked to a castle-like estate in Brookhaven on Sunday night. 2,596 Trades in One Term: Inside Senator Perdue’s Stock PortfolioThe Georgia Republican’s stock trades have far outpaced those of his Senate colleagues and have included a range of companies within his Senate committees’ oversight, an analysis shows. Georgia Republicans Contort Themselves to Avoid Trump’s FuryMany in the state G.O.P. are expending significant effort to seek cover from the president’s outrage over his defeat, hoping to retain the support of his base. No, Barr was not part of a secret plot against President Trump.After the attorney general said the Justice Department had not found voter fraud, pro-Trump personalities accused Mr. Barr of being part of a nefarious scheme against the president. C.D.C., Pfizer, Mark Kelly: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Biden’s Cabinet Picks, Part 2: Antony BlinkenWhat approach will the president-elect’s choice of secretary of state take to foreign policy after an era of isolationism? Modern Love Podcast: Becoming Widowed on the Eve of a Pandemic“Weren’t casseroles invented for giving to widows to heat as their solitary dinners?” Joe Biden Interview: 'We’re Going to Fight Like Hell'Here’s what Joe Biden had to say about the future in our interview. Obama’s Curious CautiousnessHe is a great politician, but he is not an activist. The Deep State Is on a RollThree cheers for Anthony Fauci and all the other glorious cogs. What’s Between 30 Million Americans and an Eviction Tsunami?Only government intervention can keep millions of Americans housed. Visa Is Doing What Big American Companies Do to ‘Protect This Business’The Justice Department is opposing Visa’s acquisition of a nascent rival in a step forward for antitrust enforcement. Humans Can Help Clean Up Facebook and TwitterComputers are good at spreading lies. People can help stop them and mitigate the damage they cause. A Turkish-German Couple May Save Us From the Virus. So Why Is Germany Uneasy?When it comes to immigration, nothing in Germany is simple. What South Korea Can Teach Us About Vaccine HesitancyThere is a danger that coronavirus vaccination becomes just another battle in America’s endless culture war. Oil and Gas Companies Keep Taking From Taxpayers. And Taking.Congress should raise the royalty rates on federal lands. Diego Maradona, Argentina’s Hero, and MineThrough him, I was able to experience the incomparable joy of being champion of the world in the sport I loved. Can These Period Underwear Crusaders Convert You?The Hollywood stylist Karla Welch has found a new calling in an up-and-coming menstrual product. Best Albums of 2020Isolation was unavoidable this year: Some albums embraced it, some raged against it, some tried to imagine a world without it. Six People Missing After Heavy Rains Cause Mudslides in AlaskaThe landslides crushed at least four houses in Haines, Alaska, which is home to about 2,500 people about 90 miles north of Juneau, according to the Alaska Department of Public Safety. Women in ‘Birth Tourism’ Ring Had 119 Babies on Long Island, Officials SaySix people were charged in federal court with bilking Medicaid of $2.1 million and taking $750,000 from pregnant women in Turkey seeking to give birth in the United States. Afghan and Taliban Negotiators Agree on Peace Talks’ ProceduresAfghan government and Taliban officials said they had finalized the terms to guide future talks, opening the door to a new phase of negotiations toward a long-term peace. French Coach Fired for Interactions with Young Players Moved From Job to JobInappropriate text messages. Nude weigh-ins. Player sleepovers. An instructor quietly discarded by France’s soccer federation over his contacts with a teenage player continues to work in the game. The federation says there is nothing it can do. Rizieq Shihab, Back in Indonesia, Calls for ‘Moral Revolution’Rizieq Shihab and his vigilante movement have spent decades calling for harsh Islamic rule. Now he’s back from self-imposed exile and promising a “moral revolution.” 12 Votes Separated These House Candidates. Then 55 Ballots Were Found.‘StickyGate’ is just one of the reasons for the uproar over the extraordinarily close race between Claudia Tenney, a Republican, and Rep. Anthony Brindisi. How to Pretend You’re in TokyoThat Tokyo trip will have to wait for the millions of people who canceled flights and hotel bookings. But there are ways to bring you closer to this sometimes impenetrable, always fascinating, city. Zanele Muholi Walks In With the AncestorsThe photographer’s images of the L.G.B.T.I. community in South Africa put overlooked lives on display in a new career retrospective at Tate Modern in London. How the New Spider-Man Game Gets Miles Morales RightEvan Narcisse, a writer for the new Spider-Man game for PlayStation 4 and 5, worked to make the hero’s connections to his Afro-Latino neighborhood feel as authentic as possible. Kevin Durant Says He’s Ready to Return. ‘It’ll Come Naturally.’Durant, the Nets star, said he felt “solid” after missing all of last season with an Achilles’ tendon injury. It has been almost 18 months since his last N.B.A. game. 5 Art Accounts to Follow on Instagram NowHere are feeds that will take you back to the optimism of modernist book design, back to the days when men wore hats or just back to the time before the coronavirus. Moderna Is Applying for Emergency F.D.A. Approval for Its Coronavirus VaccineThe first shots could be given as early as Dec. 21, if authorization is granted. Prisons Are Covid-19 Hotbeds. When Should Inmates Get the Vaccine?Federal officials have suggested that corrections staff receive high priority for a coronavirus vaccine, but not the millions of vulnerable inmates held in U.S. facilities. Exercise 11 Minutes a Day for a Longer LifeThe sweet spot for physical activity and longevity seemed to arrive at about 35 minutes a day of brisk walking or other moderate activities. Stephen Colbert Says Bill Barr Will Be MissedBarr said the Justice Department had not found voter fraud on a scale that could change election results. “Fraud on a scale — also known as the president’s annual physical,” Colbert joked Tuesday. More Recent Articles
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