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Cavaliers trading former first-round pick Kevin Porter Jr. to Rockets The Cleveland Cavaliers agreed to trade 2019 first-round pick Kevin Porter Jr. to the Houston Rockets on Thursday night.      Jaime Harrison elected Democratic National Committee chair Jaime Harrison was officially elected chair of the Democratic National Committee in a near-unanimous vote on Thursday evening.   U.N. Report: More than 45% of North Koreans undernourished More than 45% of North Koreans are undernourished, the highest proportion in the Asia-Pacific region, according to a United Nations report released this week.   Minnesota Vikings OC Gary Kubiak retires from coaching again Minnesota Vikings offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak announced his retirement from the NFL on Thursday after 36 seasons in the league as both a coach and player.   Facebook's Oversight Board to review Donald Trump ban Facebook announced Thursday its Oversight Board will review the social media company's indefinite ban on former President Donald Trump.   Notre Dame football program placed on probation for NCAA violations The NCAA placed the Notre Dame Fighting Irish's football program on probation for one year due to multiple recruiting violations.   Pentagon approves trial of 3 men for Indonesia bombings The Pentagon announced it is moving ahead with plans to try three men held for years at the U.S. military base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, accused of being behind two deadly bombings in Indonesia in the early 2000s.   James Bond film 'No Time to Die' postpones release again MGM announced Thursday that the latest James Bond film, "No Time to Die," would move again from its April 2, 2021 release date. It is the third time the Daniel Craig film is postponed due to COVID-19.   Democratic senators call for ethics investigation into Hawley, Cruz Seven Senate Democrats issued an ethics complaint against Sens. Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz stating their objection to the Electoral College results "lent legitimacy" to the rioters who stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6.   Eagles hiring Colts offensive coordinator Nick Sirianni as head coach The Philadelphia Eagles are hiring Indianapolis Colts offensive coordinator Nick Sirianni as their next head coach.   Appeals court overturns death sentence in Oklahoma trooper slaying A federal appeals court has overturned the death sentence for a man convicted of killing an Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper in 1999.   Judge rejects Parler's request to be reinstated on Amazon's servers A judge in Washington state on Thursday denied the conservative-friendly social media app Parler's request to be reinstated on Amazon's cloud hosting service after being booted following the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol.   Dose of Arctic air in Northeast, Upper Midwest to be accompanied by spotty snow As a tiny piece of the polar vortex spins across southern Canada, forecasters say that a small dose of Arctic air will be turned loose on the northeastern United States and part of the Midwest into the weekend.   Ex-Washington QB Dwayne Haskins signs with Steelers Former Washington Football Team quarterback Dwayne Haskins has signed a reserve/future contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers.   With Pentagon approval, Biden plans to renew New START agreement Pentagon press secretary John Kirby praised President Joe Biden's decision to seek a five-year extension of the New START arms agreement Thursday.   Woman charged with stealing Nancy Pelosi's laptop released on house arrest Riley June Williams, the 22-year-old woman accused of stealing Nancy Pelosi's laptop during the Jan. 6 siege on the Capitol building, was released on house arrest Thursday.   DoD to halt border wall construction following executive order The Defense Department will stop building a wall along the southern border of the United States as it reviews President Joe Biden's executive order calling for construction to halt.   Device may predict inflammatory bowel flares using human sweat A new wearable device may help people with inflammatory bowel disease, more quickly predict when flare-ups will occur, a study presented Thursday during the Crohn's & Colitis Congress found.   Spitting cobras have evolved the same venom three different times According to a new survey of spitting cobras, published Thursday in the journal Science, the deadly snakes have evolved the same instantly painful venom on three different occasions.   Watch: Tyler Hoechlin reveals powers to sons in 'Superman and Lois' trailer The CW released a trailer for "Superman and Lois" Thursday. Tyler Hoechlin stars as the Man of Steel raising teenage sons with his wife (Elizabeth Tulloch).   Anthony Fauci warns COVID-19 mutations could lead to faster virus spread Dr. Anthony Fauci on Thursday said that new mutations of COVID-19 are not likely to considerably decrease the effectiveness of vaccines but could lead to a faster spread of the virus.   Senate, House approve waiver allowing Lloyd Austin to lead DoD The House and Senate voted to approve a waiver for Lloyd Austin to lead the Department of Defense Thursday, paving the way for his historic confirmation.   Fossil burrows suggest large predatory worms colonized the Eurasian seafloor 20 million years ago One-of-a-kind fossilized burrows unearthed in Taiwan suggest giant predatory worms colonized the Eurasian seafloor during the Miocene, some 20 million years ago.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Biden Unveils National Strategy That Trump ResistedPresident Biden has a 200-page strategy to bolster production of vaccines, treatments and medical-grade protective gear while reaching out to communities of color.   U.K. Hospitals Struggle to Cope With a New Coronavirus VariantHospitals are straining to cope with a new coronavirus variant, despite warnings last year that more preparations were needed for an expected surge of cases in the winter. Banished by Trump but Brought Back by Biden, Fauci Aims to ‘Let the Science Speak’Using the kind of blunt language that so often infuriated the former president, Dr. Anthony Fauci said the health threat from the virus was still “very serious.” Why Biden Inherited a Covid-19 Vaccine Supply Unlikely to Grow Before AprilBut with 200 million doses pledged for the first quarter of the year, some experts say President Biden’s plan for 100 million shots in 100 days is far too modest. McConnell Seeks Impeachment Trial Delay and Slows Senate RulesThe Republican leader’s call to delay former President Donald J. Trump’s trial left the timetable uncertain as party leaders wrangled over the basics of a functioning Senate. Capitol Riot Conspiracy? FBI Launches Investigation Into ChargesAn initial wave of arrests was based on news accounts and social media. Proving a conspiracy could be much more challenging. Trump Returns to Palm Beach, Where His Support Is ShakyIf former President Donald J. Trump intends to live in South Florida full time, he is likely to encounter some friction. (Though his fans are thrilled.) For Prosecutors, Trump’s Clemency Decisions Were a ‘Kick in the Teeth’Commutations in high-profile Medicare fraud cases have elicited anger among those who spent years pursuing complex prosecutions. Biden Orders Sweeping Assessment of Russian Hacking, Even While Renewing Nuclear TreatyThere will be no “reset” of the American relationship with Moscow, administration officials say. But in an era of constant confrontation in cyberspace, the president seeks to avoid a nuclear arms race. Congress Grants Waiver to Austin to Serve as Defense SecretaryThe action paved the way for a historic vote on Friday that will make Lloyd J. Austin III, a retired four-star Army general, the first Black American to lead the Pentagon. Buttigieg’s Climate Promises: What Could He Actually Do?The Transportation Department, which holds sway over planes, trains and automobiles, faces limits on how it spends money. Still, here are five possible steps. Can Someone Please Open the Door?The Bidens waited for an awkward moment in front of a closed door when they arrived at their new residence, a protocol breach that turned out to be a small but curious bit of disarray. President Biden, Coronavirus, Schools: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The Inauguration of Joe BidenThe president’s address conveyed a message of hope and unity, but making that vision come true will be difficult. America’s Caste System Is 400 Years Old. That Doesn’t Change Overnight.Isabel Wilkerson on why a new presidency alone can’t fix America’s 400-year-old race-based hierarchy. The Case for Biden OptimismHe’s a more transformational president than you may think. The Corrupt, the Clueless and Joe BidenUnity is a fine goal, but don’t expect much cooperation. Joe Biden and Democrats Must Help People FastYou don’t get re-elected for things voters don’t know about. Biden Should Keep Stimulus Checks FlowingIf a Biden relief package isn’t open-ended, and tied to a full recovery, America is doomed to repeat last-minute partisan fights over aid. What Will Happen to Your Next Home if Builders Get Their Way?A lobby is trying to block codes that save homeowners money and fight climate change. After Biden’s Inauguration: Pride and ReliefReaders felt uplifted by the inauguration ceremony. One described his “renewed appreciation of American democracy and the rituals that celebrate it.” Keep the Trains and Buses RunningPublic transit systems urgently need more public funding so they can continue to provide an important public service. Ethicists Say to Take the Covid-19 Vaccine if You CanDeclining a Covid-19 shot because you think it should go to someone else won’t help anyone. Can Biden Finally Fix America’s Broken Immigration System?He called part of Obama’s legacy “a big mistake.” Here’s how he plans to remedy it. Swamps ‘R’ UsLots of things are better than a colorful president. Why Joe Biden Must Not Shy Away From the Full Power of the PresidencyDemocrats often benefit from unilateral authority more than Republicans do. Playing Bach, Was He a Pioneer or a Reactionary?The conductor and keyboardist Karl Richter’s legacy can be explored anew with a 100-disc box set. Glastonbury Festival Canceled for a Second Year Due to PandemicBritain’s biggest music event won’t take place for a second year in a row. The decision has sent shock waves across Europe, where festivals have already been asking politicians for help. Biden’s Inauguration Scores Bigger TV Ratings Than Trump’sThe opening moments of both presidencies did not attract as large an audience as Barack Obama did in 2009. Who Won the $731 Million Powerball? Winning Ticket Sold in MarylandThe winning ticket was sold at a convenience store in a former mining town in Maryland. “We don’t know for who,” the shopkeeper said, “but we are happy for somebody.” Canada’s Governor General Resigns Amid Reports of a Toxic WorkplaceJulie Payette was Canada’s official head of state, a high-profile but largely ceremonial role. She was accused of publicly humiliating employees. Supermarket Worker Stole $1 Million and Bought Cars and Guns, Police SayThe theft, by a 19-year-old who worked at a Kroger in Duluth, Ga., occurred over two weeks when a supermarket compliance officer was away, the authorities said. ‘Notorious’ Port Authority Bus Terminal May Get a $10 Billion OverhaulAfter years of study and debate, there is finally a proposal to rebuild the Midtown Manhattan eyesore from the ground up. The N.R.A. Wants to ‘Dump’ Its Regulators via Bankruptcy. Will It Succeed?In a showdown with New York State, the National Rifle Association is trying an unusual strategy. Legal experts doubt it will work. Bernie Sanders Is Once Again the Star of a MemeThe Vermont senator was cold, but comfortable. The internet noticed. A Killer Preyed on Older Women. Police Say He Was Their Neighbor.The police say Kevin Gavin has killed three women since 2015 at the Carter G. Woodson Houses in Brooklyn. Masks Aren’t Going Away, So Consider the Mask ChainA practical accessory also adds a bit of flair to your pandemic look. Just ask A.O.C. or J.Lo. How They ProposedHere are some of the stories of how couples, most of whom submitted their announcement information to The New York Times last year, agreed to marry each other. Australian Open: See How Tennis Players Train in QuarantineThe athletes waiting in quarantine for the Australian Open are figuring out creative ways to stay busy (and swing a tennis racket) before they can hit the court. ‘The White Tiger’ Review: Don’t Call Him a SlumdogRamin Bahrani directs a barbed rags-to-riches tale of modern India. ‘Bridgerton’s’ Approach to Race and Casting Has Precedent OnstageThere’s been much discussion about the presence of Black actors in Regency England on the Netflix show, but performers of color have been playing historical roles in London theaters for decades. A Living Legacy in Pediatric Cancer ResearchEven as he was dying, he worked to raise awareness of pediatric cancer. Now scientists are using his cells to help others. Double-Masking: Why Two Masks Are the New MasksDouble-masking is a sensible and easy way to lower your risk when you have to spend more time around others — in a taxi, on a train or plane, or at an inauguration. More Recent Articles
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