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China sanctions Pompeo, Trump officials after genocide declaration China on Wednesday imposed sanctions against high-ranking Trump administration officials including former U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, blaming them for the downturn in relations between Beijing and Washington.      In photos: Inauguration Day for Joe Biden, Kamala Harris Joe Biden is sworn in as president of the United States, with Kamala Harris as vice president on January 20, 2021. Harris makes history as the first Black and Southeast Asian woman to hold the office in the United States. They took their oaths of office on the Capitol steps amid tight security before a limited in-person audience. Here's a look at the historic day.   Lions officially hire Saints' Dan Campbell as next head coach The Detroit Lions have officially hired former New Orleans Saints assistant coach Dan Campbell to be the team's next head coach.   COVID-19 rules enforced, Oval Office redesigned as Biden moves in to White House The incoming Biden administration is making changes to how business as usual will be conducted in the White House, including enforcing stricter COVID-19 regulations compared to its Trump administration predecessor.   Minnesota Twins signing veteran pitcher J.A. Happ to 1-year deal Veteran left-handed pitcher J.A. Happ has agreed to a short-term contract with the Minnesota Twins.   Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes practices, remains in concussion protocol Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes returned to practice Wednesday, taking another step to possibly playing in Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Buffalo Bills.   Brian McKnight eliminated from 'Masked Dancer' Singer-songwriter Brian McKnight -- dressed as a cricket -- was eliminated from "The Masked Dancer" on Fox Wednesday night.   Jen Psaki vows to bring 'truth and transparency' as White House press secretary White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said Wednesday that she would seek to bring "truth and transparency back to the briefing room."   Possible gas leak explosion kills at least 3 in downtown Madrid An explosion in Madrid on Wednesday destroyed the top floors of a building and killed multiple people, Spanish authorities said.   Veteran OF Michael Brantley returning to Astros on 2-year deal Four-time All-Star outfielder Michael Brantley is returning to the Houston Astros on a two-year contract.   Senate approves confirmation of Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines The Senate on Wednesday voted 84-10 to confirm Avril Haines as director of national intelligence, marking the first member of President Joe Biden's Cabinet to be approved by Congress.   Study: Combination antibiotics may fuel inappropriate use globally The use of fixed-dose combination antibiotics needs to reconsidered, given questions about their efficacy and safety, as well as their possible role in increasing antibiotic resistance, according to the authors of a stud   Grizzlies-Trail Blazers game postponed due to COVID-19 Wednesday night's game between the Memphis Grizzlies and Portland Trail Blazers has been postponed in accordance with the league's COVID-19 protocols.   Trump had no influence on major DoD contracts, outgoing defense official says Former President Donald Trump had no influence on high-profile defense contracts despite his public statements, Ellen Lord, outgoing Pentagon undersecretary of defense acquisition, said this week.   Harris swears in Senate replacement, newly elected Georgia Democrats In her first act as vice president, Kamala Harris returned to the Senate to swear in her replacement, Alex Padilla, and Georgia Democrats John Ossoff and Raphael Warnock.   Joe Biden signs inauguration proclamation, will sign orders on COVID-19, climate change, DACA As one of his first acts as president, Joe Biden on Wednesday signed a flurry of executive orders that will set the tone for his new administration.   Report: Testing reveals flaws in Marines' new amphibious combat vehicle A Defense Department report indicates problems with the U.S. Marines' initial operational test of its new Amphibious Combat Vehicle.   Oregon man wins second chance lottery jackpot for a second time An Oregon man collected $50,000 from a second chance lottery drawing after previously winning $10,000 from a second chance drawing fewer than four years earlier.   Kangaroo born at New York zoo with all-white fur due to rare mutation A red kangaroo born at a New York zoo is drawing attention for a highly unusual feature: its all-white fur.   Bronze objects suggest European farmers used standardized money 4,000 years ago New research suggests groups of farmers living in Central Europe were exchanging standardized money -- in the form of bronze rings and ribs -- during the early Bronze Age, nearly 4,000 years ago.   Amanda Gorman, 22, becomes youngest inaugural poet in U.S. history Amanda Gorman, 22, recited a poem titled "The Hill We Climb" on Wednesday as Joe Biden was sworn in as president, becoming the youngest inaugural poet in history.   Man accused of crushing officer in doorway during Capitol riot arrested Authorities arrested and charged a Connecticut man they said was responsible for crushing a Metropolitan Police officer in a doorway during the U.S. Capitol riot, federal prosecutors said Wednesday.   Deer rescued from basement of house under construction Conservation agents in Missouri rescued a deer that wandered onto a construction site and became trapped in the basement foundation.   Florida man reunited with class ring after 53 years A Florida man who lost his high school class ring more than 53 years ago had the item returned to him after its discovery at a U.S. Army base in Hawaii led to a search for its owner.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Biden Inaugurated as 46th PresidentJoseph Robinette Biden Jr. and Kamala Devi Harris took the oath of office at a Capitol still reeling from the attack of a violent mob at a time when a deadly pandemic is still ravaging the country.   Photos From an Inauguration Day Like No OtherPresident Biden and his inner circle wanted the ceremony to take place outside the Capitol as usual to show Americans and the world that democracy would endure despite attempts to upend it. Biden Moves to Cancel 1776 Commission and Undo Trump PoliciesPresident Biden took a series of executive actions on issues including immigration and criminal justice. He also moved to rejoin the Paris climate accord. Biden, in a Burst of Climate Orders, Rejoins the Paris AgreementThe president also canceled the Keystone XL pipeline and ordered federal agencies to begin the process of reinstating environmental regulations reversed under the Trump administration. President Biden's 17 Executive Orders in DetailThe moves aim to strengthen protections for young immigrants, end construction of President Donald J. Trump’s border wall, end a travel ban and prioritize racial equity. A Call for Unity to a Nation Facing a Pandemic and DivisionIn his Inaugural Address, President Biden spoke of a return to the ordinary discord of democracy, with a reminder that “politics doesn’t have to be a raging fire, destroying everything in its path.” Washington Breathes an Uneasy Sigh of ReliefWhether or not related to the absence of former President Donald J. Trump, a bipartisan lightness seemed to prevail across the inaugural stage. For Many Across America, a Sigh of Relief as a New Era Begins“I feel lighter,” said a woman in Chicago. For many in an exhausted, divided nation, the inauguration was a sea change, not just a transition. How Joe Biden Became a Steady Hand Amid So Much ChaosIn recent months, Mr. Biden’s restraint with words and his refusal to take the political bait laid by President Trump show a level of discipline as the 46th president faces a cascade of crises. First Lady Jill Biden Will Continue Teaching While in East WingDr. Biden, who holds a doctorate in educational leadership, will continue to teach writing at Northern Virginia Community College, where she taught full-time during her two terms as second lady. For Kamala Harris, an Influential Voice and a Decisive VoteWith a tiebreaking vote in an evenly divided Senate, Ms. Harris may be returning to the Capitol frequently. But her history-making role is likely to include many more responsibilities. Doug Emhoff Becomes First Second GentlemanVice President Kamala Harris’s husband has to define the job to suit himself — and to alter perceptions of the high-profile political spouse. Amanda Gorman Captures the Moment in “The Hill We Climb”The youngest inaugural poet in U.S. history read “The Hill We Climb,” which she finished after the riot at the Capitol. “I’m not going to in any way gloss over what we’ve seen,” she says. Biden Peloton Raises Security RisksIt doesn’t exactly comport with his “regular Joe from Scranton” persona, but beyond the politics of it, the bike could present cybersecurity risks. Eugene Goodman, Capitol Police Officer Who Diverted Mob, Is a Harris EscortOfficer Eugene Goodman has been hailed as a hero on Capitol Hill for preventing the invaders from breaching the Senate chamber during the Jan. 6 assault while senators were still inside. ‘A Total Failure’: The Proud Boys Now Mock TrumpMembers of the far-right group, who were among Donald Trump’s staunchest fans, are calling him “weak” as more of them were charged for storming the U.S. Capitol. In Trump’s Pardons, Disdain for AccountabilityPresident Donald J. Trump’s clemency actions underscored his animosity toward a justice system seeking to punish corruption and betrayals of public trust. Trump Financial Disclosure Reveals a Business Upended by the Coronavirus PandemicRevenues for the Trump Organization fell nearly 38 percent in 2020 as the coronavirus took a steep toll on the hospitality industry. Mar-a-Lago was a bright spot. Biden restores ties with the World Health Organization cut by Trump.Emerging Coronavirus Variants May Pose Challenges to VaccinesLaboratory studies of mutations circulating in South Africa suggest they may dodge some of the body’s immune responses. Evening Briefing Special Edition: Biden Takes OfficeHere’s what you need to know at the end of Inauguration Day. The Daily’s Audio Guide to the InaugurationFor Joe Biden, and for our country, it’s been a long road to this day. Here’s what you need to know about the political history and policy plans of America’s president-elect. Biden Can Heal What Trump BrokeNow that Mr. Trump is finally out of office, President Biden has the chance to lead America forward. Biden Bets on UnityThe new president called for comity. Can the country heed it? Relief, but Lingering RageThe fractured Trump administration is now behind us, but the wound is still fresh. Swamps R UsLots of things are better than a colorful president. The Biden OpportunityTaking office at a low point means that the new president might be able to claim progress without superhuman effort. The Problem With Trump’s Odious Pardon of Steve BannonIt is corrupt and a possible obstruction of justice and should be legally challenged. Is America Ungovernable Now?Joe Biden is about to find out. Biden’s Classy Call for an ‘America United’“America has been tested, and we’ve come out stronger for it.” Good Riddance, Leader McConnellThe judgment of history will be damning. Biden Should Rally Senate Democrats to Kill the FilibusterDemocrats must kill the filibuster and make the Senate great again. I Grew Up Witnessing Forced Labor. U.S. Companies Must Step Up.Otherwise, they risk complicity in the persecution of millions of Uighurs. When Some Critics Reject the Film That’s About Your LifeAfter Hollywood optioned his devastating essay about his dying wife, Matthew Teague vowed the movie would do right by her. The reviews landed like a gut punch. Don Sutton Had an ‘Easy Job’ Thanks to a Lifetime of Hard WorkA pitcher known for durability and consistency, Sutton’s approach was shaped by a childhood of earning everything you received. The Upside to Screen TimeKids are expanding their tech savvy to connect and explore creatively. Portland Protesters Smash Windows of Local Democratic Party Headquarters3 Die in National Guard Helicopter Crash Near RochesterThe helicopter, which was on a routine training mission, crashed in a field. The cause of the accident is under investigation. Northwest’s Salmon Population May Be Running Out of TimeThe Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office found that some salmon species are “on the brink of extinction.” Habitat loss, climate change and other factors are to blame, it said. A Stutter Brought Biden and This Teen Together. Now He's Writing a Book About It.Brayden Harrington, 13, who spoke at the Democratic National Convention, will write a picture book, “Brayden Speaks Up,” HarperCollins announced. A.S.L. Interpreter Who Gave Coronavirus Updates Dies of Covid-19 ComplicationsPatty Sakal worked as an interpreter in Hawaii for nearly 40 years before her death on Jan. 15. Keystone Rejection Tests Trudeau’s Balancing Act on Climate and EnergyWhile Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shares the incoming president’s climate change agenda, the Canadian leader is also a pipeline proponent. From Trump to Biden, TV Captures a Dramatic ShiftThe new president’s speech on unity — “the best inaugural address I ever heard,” says Chris Wallace of Fox News — follows Donald Trump’s “My Way” moment. Car Rides. Meals. On-Court Play? Tracing the Virus in the N.B.A.A surge in coronavirus cases and game postponements has led to tighter rules about player interactions, on and off the court. But it’s not always clear where the outbreaks began. What You Can Do to Avoid the New Coronavirus Variant Right NowIt’s more contagious than the original and spreading quickly. Upgrade your mask and double down on precautions to protect yourself. I Lost My Appetite Because of Covid. This Sichuan Flavor Brought It Back.The classic combination in mala of Sichuan peppercorns and chiles makes for a sensation that is spicy, tingly and spicy again. With New Museums, a Once Disgraced Socialite Looks to Burnish His LegacyTwo new art spaces funded by a Spanish regional government showcase the collection of Roberto Polo. But they don’t mention the shadier episodes of his past. The Harden Trade Should Work Out — but Maybe Not for the NetsGoing big brought championships home right away for the Lakers (Anthony Davis trade) and the Raptors (Kawhi Leonard). The Nets’ bet on James Harden might not pay off so soon. Theater to Stream: Jerry Herman’s Tunes; Marisa Tomei, TwiceThe Pasadena Playhouse has a new tribute to Herman, the composer of “Hello, Dolly!,” and Tomei turns up in “Beirut” and “Three Hotels.” The Real Dire Wolf Ran Into an Evolutionary Dead EndThe species’ remarkable genetic isolation from other wolves may have contributed to its demise. Jen Psaki’s Debut: No Attacks, No Lectures, No Crowd Size FixationMs. Psaki, the new White House press secretary, offered an olive branch to reporters after four years of combativeness from the Trump administration, in a briefing designed as a return to normalcy. Is Mask-Slipping the New Manspreading?Something about some men just makes it difficult to keep that mask where it should be. Inauguration Fashion: What Did It All Mean?A new American story told clearly and concisely in clothes. More Recent Articles
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