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2 U.S. Capitol officers suspended, others under investigation, in riot responseAt least two officers of the U.S. Capitol Police were suspended and at least 10 more are under investigation for their actions during the violent mob takeover of the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, a U.S. congressman said.      Ex-Falcons head coach Dan Quinn joins Cowboys as defensive coordinator The Dallas Cowboys have hired former Atlanta Falcons head coach Dan Quinn to be their next defensive coordinator.   Portugal president Rebelo de Sousa tests COVID-19 positive Portugal's President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa has tested positive for COVID-19 becoming the latest leader of a country to contract the virus.   Patriots' Bill Belichick declines Presidential Medal of Freedom from Donald Trump New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick said he will not accept the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Donald Trump this week.   Twitter removes 70,000 QAnon-linked accounts Twitter late Monday said it has purged more than 70,000 accounts dedicated to sharing QAnon conspiracy theory content following last week's siege on the U.S. Capitol by supporters of President Donald Trump.   Bob Stoops, Tony Romo among 2021 College Football Hall of Fame class Former Oklahoma Sooners head coach Bob Stoops and ex-Eastern Illinois star quarterback Tony Romo headline the 2021 College Football Hall of Fame class, it was announced Monday.   U.S. State Dept. returns Cuba to state sponsor of terrorism list The U.S. State Department announced Monday that it was redesignating Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism, further reversing a 2015 Obama-era campaign to improve relations between the two countries.   Paris to begin Champs-Elysees renovations in 2025 Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo said that the city will begin $305 million plans to renovate the Champs-Elysees in 2025.   Facebook, Amazon, others halt political spending after Capitol riot Facebook and Amazon are among the companies that have halted political donations in the wake of the deadly U.S. Capitol riot on Wednesday.   House Democrats introduce article of impeachment to remove Trump; GOP blocks consent for 2nd measure House Democrats introduced a single article of impeachment during a session Monday -- but Republicans blocked unanimous consent for a separate effort to remove President Donald Trump under the 25th Amendment.   'America United' chosen as theme of Biden inauguration The theme of "America United" has been chosen for the Jan. 20 inaguration of President-elect Joe Biden and Vice president-elect Kamala Harris, the team's inauguration committee said Monday.   Buffalo Bills RB Zack Moss out for rest of playoffs due to ankle injury Buffalo Bills running back Zack Moss will be out for the remainder of the postseason because of an ankle injury.   Acting homeland security Secretary Chad Wolf resigns Department of Homeland Security acting Secretary Chad Wolf announced his resignation Monday, citing ongoing litigation surrounding the validity of his appointment and the withdrawal of his nomination.   Ohio State kicker positive for COVID-19, out for CFP finale Ohio State kicker Blake Haubeil has tested positive for COVID-19 and won't play in the College Football Playoff National Championship game, he said Monday on Instagram.   Study: Coffee reduces risk for prostate cancer Drinking several cups of coffee daily appears to lower risk for developing prostate cancer, according to an analysis published Monday by BMJ Open.   Pro-Trump social app Parler sues Amazon after being booted from servers The conservative-friendly social media site Parler filed a lawsuit against Amazon on Monday, saying the company breached its contract after it ended its relationship with the platform.   Son helps mom turn Christmas gifts into $1 million lottery jackpot A Missouri woman who won small amounts on scratch-off lottery tickets her son gave her as a Christmas present said she asked him to cash them in for new tickets -- and won $1 million.   Non-native species now the primary seed-dispersers on Hawaiian island of Oahu On Oahu, the third largest of the Hawaiian islands, most of the airborne seed dispersal is now being carried out by non-native birds, according to a new study published Monday in the journal PNAS.   Samosa sent to 'space' by British eatery crash-lands in France A restaurant in Britain attempted to use weather balloons to send a samosa "to space," but the food item ended up crash-landing in France.   Study: Plant-based diet leads to healthier microbiome, life A plant-based diet is linked to healthy gut microbes that could lower your risk for conditions like obesity, type 2 diabetes and heart disease, a new study finds.   Mergers may have stunted growth of early galaxies Galaxy mergers in the early universe may have curbed star formation and stunted the growth of young galaxies, according to a new study published Monday in the journal Nature Astronomy.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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House Sets Impeachment Vote to Charge Trump With IncitementDemocrats are planning a Tuesday vote to formally call on the vice president to wrest power from President Trump and a Wednesday impeachment vote if he does not. State Capitols ‘on High Alert,’ Fearing More ViolenceOfficials around the country are bracing for any spillover from last week’s violent assault on the U.S. Capitol. State legislatures already have become targets for protesters in recent days. How White Evangelical Christians Fused With Trump ExtremismA potent mix of grievance and religious fervor has turbocharged the support among Trump loyalists, many of whom describe themselves as participants in a kind of holy war. Biden Inauguration Security: Troops Flood Rattled WashingtonChad F. Wolf, the head of the department overseeing the agency leading inauguration security, announced that he would resign as acting secretary on Monday night. How Republicans Fanned the Flames Before US Capitol Building RiotA “1776 moment”: Several of the president’s closest allies in Congress used bellicose language to urge their supporters to attend the Jan. 6 rally that turned into a deadly riot. Patriots’ Coach Belichick to Decline Presidential AwardPresident Trump had planned to give Belichick the Presidential Medal of Freedom this week, but the coach cited the violence at the Capitol last week in a statement announcing that he would not receive it. US Capitol Building Riot: Justice Dept. Pursues at Least 150 SuspectsFederal law enforcement officials have embarked on a nationwide manhunt as they grapple with the fallout from the government’s failure to protect the Capitol. Watch Video: How Mob Dragged and Beat Police at CapitolVideos show pro-Trump rioters pulling three officers down a set of stairs during a violent attempt to breach the building. Who Died in the Capitol Building Attack?A police officer was beaten, a rioter was shot, and three others died during the rampage. An Urgent Reckoning for the Trump Brand After US Capitol AttackCompanies and institutions are shunning President Trump and some associates after the attack on the U.S. Capitol. The Trump family business, built on luxury hospitality, is contemplating a reinvention. Fringe Groups Splinter Online After Facebook and Twitter BansTracking what may be planned in the coming days could become even more difficult as the groups take to lesser-known networks and apps that can’t be easily monitored. Twitter Removes Over 70,000 QAnon AccountsThe actions followed the barring of President Trump from the service last week, as Twitter has moved to distance itself from violent content. Was the US Capitol Riot a Coronavirus Superspreader Event?Members of a mob, many unmasked, roamed the halls of the Capitol. Unmasked Republicans jammed into secure rooms. The outcome is worrisome to many members of Congress. Impeachment Charge, Deserting Trump, Threats of Violence: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. A Pandemic Update: The Variant and the Vaccine RolloutWith the coronavirus at a peak in the United States, we look at the latest in the fight against the disease. Inside the Billion-Dollar War Against Right-Wing ConspiracistsJohn Poulos is the C.E.O. of Dominion Voting Systems. His $1.3 billion suit against an ex-Trump lawyer might be the “first step” in a powerful fight against actual fake news. Got a Confidential News Tip?The Times would like to hear from readers who want to share messages and materials with our journalists. Impeach Trump AgainIt is a dark day for the nation when the president’s behavior forces Congress to hold him accountable. The Roots of Josh Hawley’s RageWhy do so many Republicans appear to be at war with both truth and democracy? The Scary Power of the Companies That Finally Shut Trump UpTech giants were right to ban the president. We still need to break them up. Only Impeachment Can Save RepublicansIf the G.O.P. doesn’t turn on Trump now, it will be tainted and crippled for years. This Putsch Was Decades in the MakingG.O.P. cynics have been coddling crazies for a long time. Never Forget What Ted Cruz DidThe senator has been able to use his Ivy League pedigree as a cudgel. After last week, his credentials should condemn him. I Want Trump to Face Justice. But the House Shouldn’t Impeach Him.If we make the wrong decision in holding the president accountable, it could damage our democracy. Why We Are Introducing an Article of ImpeachmentOne of the authors of the impeachment article against President Trump makes his case. When an I.Q. Score Is a Death SentenceThe Supreme Court declared it was unconstitutional to execute intellectually disabled people. On Thursday, we’re set to do it anyway. Trump Was Kicked Off Twitter. Who’s Next?We should be wary of corporate power over political speech. The World Is Watching. We Need to Hold Trump Accountable.We need to show our allies and adversaries that our democracy has weathered this test. Book Review: ‘Troubled,’ by Kenneth R. RosenIn “Troubled,” Kenneth R. Rosen investigates the kind of tough-love programs he was placed in as a teenager and exposes their unusual methods. NYPD Concludes James Kobel Wrote Racist RantsThe official, James F. Kobel, who will now face a departmental trial, filed for retirement as the inquiry was winding down. 3 Police Officers Killed by Carjacker on Highway in Puerto Rico, Officials SayThe carjacker, who injured a fourth officer during a chase outside San Juan, was still at large on Monday night, officials said. Cumulus Media Tells Hosts to Stop Claims of Fraud or Be FiredCumulus Media warned employees at 416 stations that they would be fired if they continued to back Trump’s false claims of voter fraud. On the Way Out, Melania Trump Denounces Attacks on Her as ‘Shameful’After complaining about how she has been treated, the first lady also went on in a statement to condemn the violence at the Capitol. Pompeo Returns Cuba to Terrorism Sponsor List, Constraining Biden’s PlansIn announcing the move, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo cited Cuba’s hosting of American fugitives and Colombian rebels and its support for Venezuela’s authoritarian leader. In Kashmir’s Stillness, Hopes Wither and Houseboats SinkThe turbulent region has long weathered violence and political strife, but India’s security crackdown and the coronavirus have brought life in the tourist-dependent region to a near halt. Why Republicans Can't Agree on a Way Back to PowerMany Republican leaders and strategists want to prepare the party for a post-Trump future. But the pro-Trump voter base has other ideas. Someone Etched ‘Trump’ on a Florida ManateeWildlife authorities are investigating and said that the harassment of the manatee is illegal under state and federal laws. Andrew Cuomo Outlines New York's Plan to ‘Win the Covid War’Facing a daunting budget shortfall and a surging second wave, Gov. Andrew Cuomo unveiled New York’s agenda as state leaders seek help from Washington. ‘All Creatures Great and Small’ Heals Cows and Soothes SoulsThis charming mini-series adaptation of the James Herriot book was a surprise pandemic hit in Britain. This week it arrives in an America in need of its own relief. Why Digga D, a British Drill Artist, is Banned from Using Violent LyricsRecent court rulings require officers to keep watch over artists’ rap lyrics, which prosecutors say celebrate gangs and violent crimes. Vogue Cover Did Kamala Harris Wrong, Internet SaysThe vice president-elect is on the cover of the U.S. fashion magazine. Many people are not happy with the result. Grown-Ups Loved the N.F.L. on Nickelodeon. But What About Children?The cable channel aired a slime-filled version of the Bears-Saints wild-card game on Sunday, to the delight of many adults. But the goal was to convert children into football fans. Simon Rattle to Leave the London Symphony for MunichAs Brexit takes effect, Mr. Rattle, a British-born conductor with a family in Germany, said that he would take the helm of the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra in 2023. An Appreciation for Vaccines, and How Far They Have ComeThe DTP vaccine teaches us about how brilliant vaccine technology can be, but also how it can be studied and improved over time. Revealed: The Shipworm Sex TapesNature’s weirdest clam surprises scientists once again, this time in video footage of its mating habits. A Colonoscopy Alternative Comes HomeAn at-home test for colon cancer is as reliable as the traditional screening, health experts say, and more agreeable. Why The Attack on the Capitol Was Even Worse Than it LookedAs new and more graphic videos of the mayhem emerged on social media and TV, the enormity of what happened only deepened. More Recent Articles
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