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British authorities arrest 5 after fire at center for asylum seekers British authorities say five men have been arrested after a fire at a center where asylum seekers are being held.      Pentagon halts plan to vaccinate Guantanamo Bay detainees The Pentagon is pausing a plan to vaccinate detainees at Guantánamo Bay against COVID-19 after a backlash over the Defense Department's priorities.   Freddy the Great Dane, tallest dog in the world, dead at 8California highway closed after section crumbles, falls into Pacific A section of Highway 1 in California is closed after part of the road crumbled and fell into the Pacific Ocean this week, according to the state's transportation agency.   Questlove found 'three goosebump moments' in Harlem Cultural Festival doc Ahmir "Questlove" Thompson directed the documentary "Summer of Soul," which premiered at Sundance on Thursday. In a post-screening Q&A, he described the "three goosebump moments" that stood out in the film.   Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick, killed after riot, to lie in honor in Rotunda Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, who died from injuries sustained in the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, will lie in honor in the Capitol Rotunda.   New COVID-19 variants found in Arizona, Maryland; U.S. surpasses 26M cases New, more contagious variants of COVID-19 were identified in Arizona and Maryland this week as the United States surpassed more than 26 million infections since the start of the pandemic.   Hospitalized Fort Bliss soldiers mistook antifreeze for alcohol, Army says Army officials say the Fort Bliss soldiers hospitalized earlier this week drank antifreeze they mistook for alcohol.   Huawei tumbles in global smartphone sales rankings after U.S. sanctions China's Huawei tumbled four spots to become the sixth-best selling cellphone vendor in the world last quarter after U.S. sanctions crippled the company's sales, industry analysts said.   Tony Awards ceremony to take place when Broadway reopens The 2021 Tony Awards ceremony honoring excellence on Broadway will take place when New York theater returns from a prolonged closure due to the coronavirus pandemic.   2 Proud Boys, 2 Pennsylvania women face charges in Capitol attack Two members of the Proud Boys and two Pennsylvania women have been indicted on charges tied to a deadly attack at the U.S. Capitol.   Scottish singer Sophie dead at 34 after fall Singer and transgender icon Sophie died in Greece on Saturday at the age of 34, her record label said.   'New Amsterdam' Season 3 to debut March 2 NBC has announced Season 3 of its medical drama, "New Amsterdam," is scheduled to debut March 2.   Kelly Rowland announces birth of second son Former Destiny's Child singer Kelly Rowland has announced the birth of her second son.   COVID-19: WHO investigators visit 2 hospitals in Wuhan, China The World Health Organization has visited two hospitals at the center of the initial outbreak in Wuhan, China.   Massachusetts Reps. Stephen Lynch, Lori Trahan test positive for COVID-19 Rep. Stephen Lynch has tested positive for COVID-19, a spokeswoman said, making him the second member of Congress from Massachusetts to come down with the virus this week.   Morgan Wallen's 'Dangerous' tops U.S. album chart for 2nd week Country star Morgan Wallen's "Dangerous: The Double Album" is the No. 1 album in the United States for a second week.   Major nor'easter to develop in mid-Atlantic, Northeast On Saturday morning, the AccuWeather forecast team was developing a clearer picture of what could unfold across cities such as Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York City and Boston.   Rita Moreno says she regrets staying with husband for 46 years Rita Moreno, the subject of the documentary "Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go For It," opened up at the Sundance Film Festival on Friday about her regrets surrounding her marriage to Lenny Gordon.   CDC issues order requiring masks on public transportation The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued an order requiring people to wear masks while using public transportation.   'Dear Evan Hansen' movie to open in theaters Sept. 24 Universal Pictures has announced plans to release its film adaptation of the Broadway musical "Dear Evan Hansen" in theaters Sept. 24.   Jerrod Carmichael: Directorial debut 'a natural progression of truth' Jerrod Carmichael made his directorial debut with "On the Count of Three." Speaking at the Sundance Film Festival, Carmichael says the dark comedy follows his tradition of finding comedy in serious subjects.   California cancels Coachella, Stagecoach festivals due to COVID-19 California officials have canceled the 2021 live editions of the Coachella and Stagecoach music festivals because of COVID-19.   Music may help patients recover more quickly after surgery Heart surgery can be stressful, but researchers may have found a way to reduce patients' anxiety and postoperative pain -- without any extra side effects.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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How Trump’s Focus on Antifa Distracted Attention From the Far-Right ThreatFederal law enforcement shifted resources last year in response to Donald Trump’s insistence that the radical left endangered the country. Meanwhile, right-wing extremism was building ominously.   Trump Parts Ways With Five Lawyers Handling Impeachment DefenseThe departures, which include his lead lawyer, Butch Bowers, come more than a week before his Senate trial is set to begin. Biden's Fast Start Echoes F.D.R.'s. Now Comes the Hard Part.The most daunting challenge for Mr. Biden in the weeks ahead will be balancing his stated desire for bipartisanship with his sense of urgency. The Silicon Valley Start-Up That Caused Wall Street ChaosRobinhood pitched itself to investors as the antithesis of Wall Street. It didn’t say that it also entirely relies on Wall Street. This past week, the two realities collided. You Made Money on GameStop. Here's What You Need to Know About Taxes.Some investors may have notched tens of thousands of dollars in profits. Depending on when they sell the stock, they may owe hefty capital gains taxes. A California University Tries to Shield an Entire City From CoronavirusThe University of California, Davis, is providing free testing, masks and quarantine housing to tens of thousands of people who live nearby. A Vast Web of VengeanceOutrageous lies destroyed Guy Babcock’s online reputation. When he went hunting for their source, what he discovered was worse than he could have imagined. Sophie, Who Pushed the Boundaries of Pop Music, Dies at 34As a producer and performer, Sophie distilled speed, noise, melody and clarity, working simultaneously at the experimental fringes of dance music and the center of pop. Visit ‘At Home’Get our best ideas for leading a full and cultured life every day. Biden’s Nightmare May Be ChinaThink dealing with Mitch McConnell will be tough? Managing a reckless Xi Jinping will be even harder. Facebook and the Surveillance Society: The Other CoupWe can have democracy, or we can have a surveillance society, but we cannot have both. The Capitol Attack Was a Failure of Policing, Not ArchitectureBuilding a permanent fence around the Capitol is not the right approach. San Francisco's School Renaming and the Pandemic’s Gift to RadicalismWhen normal life recedes, ideology fills the vacuum. Doug Emhoff and the Second Gentleman EffectIn his new role, Kamala Harris’s husband can model a masculinity that embraces support. The Real Meaning of HillbillyI left my hometown because I felt alienated from its conservative values. Turns out many in my community had forgotten our progressive roots. The Senate Needs Absentee Voting, TooThe chamber’s new leadership should get serious about enabling members to vote remotely in the event of emergencies. Legal Pressure on Trump Increases With Judge’s Order in Fraud InquiryThe order, answering a demand for documents by New York’s attorney general, rejected a bid to shield the records with attorney-client privilege. Pentagon Halts Plan to Vaccinate the 40 Prisoners at Guantánamo BayThe decision to vaccinate the prisoners ignited criticism over whether the government was prioritizing terrorism suspects over American citizens. Mets Owner Steven Cohen Deletes Twitter Account After ThreatsThe Mets owner said his family had been targeted on the social media service. The move comes after he was pulled into the stock-market tug of war over GameStop. A Seattle hospital refrigerator malfunction led to a frenzied overnight inoculation drive.The situation highlights the challenge posed by the two vaccines that have so far been approved in the United States — both need to be kept cold. A Vanishing Priest, a Wall of Secrecy and a 25-Year-Old Abuse CaseReligious orders have their own hierarchies, so they have their own ways of handling abuse allegations. Section of Highway 1 in California Collapses After Heavy RainsA section of the scenic road near Big Sur collapsed after heavy rains. A 10-Year-Old GameStop Investor Cashed In. His Return? Over 5,000%Jaydyn Carr of San Antonio made $3,200 on shares from GameStop this week that his mother bought him in 2019 for about $60. Evidence Builds That Pregnant Women Pass Covid Antibodies to NewbornsA new study suggests that protective antibodies can be transferred through the placenta, and the baby may receive more of them if a mother is infected with Covid earlier in her pregnancy. Marjorie Taylor Greene's Controversies Are Piling Up. Republicans Are Quiet.In a video from 2018, Ms. Greene falsely suggested that 9/11 was a hoax, President Barack Obama was a Muslim and the Clintons were guilty of murder. More Recent Articles
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