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Jared Goff returns, leads Rams over Seahawks in wild-card round The Los Angeles Rams advanced to the NFC divisional round with a 30-20 win over the division rival Seattle Seahawks in their wild-card game Saturday at Lumen Field.      Google, Apple remove Parler app over posts inciting violence Google and Apple have cut the Parler app from their app store listings over posts they say incite more violence in the aftermath of the U.S. Capitol riot.   Police arrest man carrying Pelosi's lectern in Capitol riots amid ongoing probe The man seen in a viral photo carrying House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's lectern during Wednesday's riot at the U.S. Capitol has been arrested.   Deutsche Bank agrees to pay $100M in penalties in bribery scandal Deutsche Bank has entered into a deferred prosecution agreement with federal prosecutors under which it will pay more than $100 million in penalties after allegedly violating anti-bribery laws.   3 people killed, 1 hospitalized after avalanche in Russia Three people died Friday in an avalanche that hit a ski resort near the city of Norilisk in arctic Russia, according to authorities.   Bills hold off Colts in wild-card round for first playoff win in 25 years The Buffalo Bills held off Philip Rivers and the Indianapolis Colts 27-24 on Saturday at Bills Stadium in Orchard Park, N.Y., to secure their first playoff victory since 1995.   Pentagon releases timeline on planning and response to riot The Department of Defense released a timeline Friday detailing its planning and response leading up to Wednesday's riot in the Capitol Building.   National Society of Film Critics deems 'Nomadland' Best Film of 2020 The National Society of Film Critics has voted "Nomadland" the Best Film of 2020.   Pakistan blackout leaves 200 million without power A failure in Pakistan's national power grid left more than 200 million people without electricity Saturday, local officials said.   Demian Bichir pays tribute to late wife on her birthday "Midnight Sky" star Demian Bichir honored his late wife with an Instagram post on what would have been her 39th birthday Saturday.   COVID-19: U.S. surpasses 300,000 new cases for first time The United States reported more than 4,000 COVID-19 deaths in a single day for the first time since the pandemic began, and Navajo Nation officials have placed the reservation under a weekend lockdown.   Japan hits fourth-straight record day of COVID-19 cases Japan reported a record number of single-day COVID-19 cases for the fourth-straight day Saturday.   Winter storm dumps historic snow on Spain, kills 3 A winter storm descended on the Iberian Peninsula dumping a foot and a half of snow in some areas and killing at least three people by Saturday, Spanish officials said.   McConnell: Senate can't take up impeachment until after Biden inauguration Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said that if the House votes to impeach President Donald Trump, the earliest his chamber could take up the issue is one day before President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration.   Judge blocks sweeping Trump administration asylum rule A federal judge has blocked a new Trump administration rule that tightens standards by which immigration judges are allowed to grant asylum.   Indonesian plane crashes shortly after takeoff An Indonesian plane carrying more than 60 people crashed Saturday shortly after takeoff.   Playboi Carti's 'Whole Lotta Red' tops the U.S. album chart Rapper Playboi Carti's "Whole Lotta Red" is the No. 1 album in the United States.   Alex Trebek's final episode of 'Jeopardy!' has aired The final new episode of "Jeopardy!" that Alex Trebek hosted before he died has aired.   Famous birthdays for Jan. 9: Joan Baez, Dave Matthews Singer Joan Baez turns 80 and musician Dave Matthews turns 54, among the famous birthdays for Jan. 9.   On This Day, Jan. 9: Palestinians elect Mahmoud Abbas On Jan. 9, 2005, Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip elected Mahmoud Abbas their new president. He succeeded the late Yasser Arafat.   More Recent Articles
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For Trump and the Nation, a Final Test of AccountabilityThe push by Democrats to impeach the president for his role in inciting the attack on the Capitol underscores how American politics has been profoundly shaken in ways still hard to measure.   A Muted Trump Faces an Impeachment Threat Next WeekPat Toomey called the president’s actions “impeachable.” He’s the third G.O.P. senator to signal openness to his ouster or demand he resign. Catch up on the latest. ‘Our President Wants Us Here’: The Mob That Stormed the CapitolThey came from around the country with different affiliations — QAnon, Proud Boys, elected officials, everyday Americans — united by one allegiance. Georgia Officials Reveal Third Trump Call Seeking to Influence Election ResultsIn a December call, President Trump told a Georgia election investigator that the official would be a “national hero” for finding evidence of fraud. White House officials’ pressure on the federal prosecutor in Atlanta to resign was also revealed. Trump Loyalists Arrested and Charged With Involvement in Capitol SiegeA well-known conspiracy theorist who entered the Capitol shirtless, wearing a fur headdress with horns, was among those arrested. Man With Assault Rifle Charged With Threatening Pelosi, Officials SayThe Department of Justice said on Friday that Cleveland Grover Meredith Jr. was one of 13 people who had been charged in federal court after a violent pro-Trump mob stormed the Capitol. Facing Backlash, Republicans Confront Trump’s Effect on Their PartyIn encounters with their constituents this week, Republican lawmakers have grappled with the consequences of their yearslong alliance with President Trump: an angry, misinformed base. Amazon, Apple and Google Cut Off Parler, an App That Drew Trump SupportersThe companies pulled support for the “free speech” social network, all but killing the service just as many conservatives are seeking alternatives to Facebook and Twitter. Twitter's Ban on Trump Shows Where Power Now LiesThe ability of a handful of people to control our public discourse has never been more obvious. Trump's Suspended Twitter, Hawley's Canceled Book and the First AmendmentThere are reasons to question the wisdom of recent actions by Twitter in barring President Trump from its site and Simon & Schuster in canceling the publication of Senator Josh Hawley’s book. But the First Amendment is on their side. Democrats Are Determined to Pressure Biden to Investigate TrumpWide segments of the party are eager to see investigations and prosecutions of President Trump and his allies, while President-elect Joseph Biden is taking a more measured approach. Major Technology Companies Join List of Biden Inaugural DonorsThe inaugural committee did not disclose how much it has raised so far for the event, which is to be scaled down because of the pandemic. As Trump Reels, Fox News Has a Message for Viewers: Stick With UsAs allies abandon the president, his favorite network revives familiar villains for the Biden era. And the prospects for a Trump TV media venture are “greatly diminished.” The American AbyssA historian of fascism and political atrocity on Trump, the mob and what comes next. Pressure Grows for States to Open Vaccines to More Groups of PeopleSome states are already expanding eligibility to people 65 and over, even though millions of people the C.D.C. recommends go first — health care workers and nursing home residents — have yet to get shots. Demand Overwhelms Some U.S. Vaccine Registration SitesOnline registration sites for vaccination are crucial, but the scale of demand for the shots is causing issues. Here’s the latest pandemic news. In Vaccine Geopolitics, a Great Game Played With Ukrainians’ HealthBlocked from obtaining vaccines from the United States, its putative ally, and taunted in Russian propaganda, Ukraine turned to China. Indonesia Boeing Plane Crashes Into Sea: The Latest UpdatesThe Boeing 737-500, a Sriwijaya Air flight, had taken off from Jakarta, the capital. Officials said they found body parts and possibly part of the wreckage. The Capitol Attack and the Myth of American InnocenceThe Capitol attack shows the danger of forgetting America’s history. I Desegregated the University of Georgia. History Is Still in the Making.The duty to remember our country’s history belongs to all Americans. Trump’s Capitol OffenseThe presidency melts down, as Trump becomes too vile even for Twitter. Are We Stuck With Trump in the White House?Let’s talk about options to remove him, and to change norms. Why Your New Year’s Diet Is DoomedIt’s a struggle between you and the Big Food marketers who sell you junk. You’re set up to lose. How Trump Made the Fantasy RealThe Capitol Hill riot tore the veil between the right’s dreamworld and reality. Were These the Fingerprints of a Terrorist?Biometric data led President Trump to pardon an American soldier convicted of killing Afghan civilians. What if the data was wrong? We Need a Second Great MigrationGeorgia illuminates the path to Black power. It lies in the South. Follow me there. How Trumpism May EndureThe Confederacy built a lasting myth of victory out of defeat. Trump and his followers may, too. Meena Harris, Building That BrandKamala Harris’s niece is building her own empire with statement T-shirts. Just don’t define her by her family. State Dept. Moves to Ease Restrictions on Meeting With Taiwan OfficialsThe decision by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is meant to signal a warming of relations with Taipei and a tougher line with Beijing, but the Biden administration could easily reverse the move. Trainer Barred in New York and Other States for Giving Horse a Racist NameOn Twitter, the trainer, Eric Guillot, denied that the name was offensive, but he had directed it at a Black television analyst. The horse ended up with a new name. Fauci Suggests Theaters Could Reopen ‘Some Time in the Fall’Dr. Anthony S. Fauci told performing arts professionals that if the vaccination program was a success, performances could resume with relatively few restrictions. How Singapore Has Kept the Coronavirus Off CampusSingapore’s three major universities have reported zero cases. Their secret: technology, tough penalties and students willing to comply. Fear Spreads in Minnesota Town as ‘Extremist Group’ Moves to Open ChurchMany residents of Murdock, Minn., said they were horrified that an organization condemned by watchdogs as a white supremacist hate group would open a church. City leaders said they had little choice but to grant a permit. Memorial to Massacre Victims in Norway Divides Traumatized CommunityA decade after 69 people were killed by a right-wing gunman at a youth camp, the construction of a memorial is at the center of a lawsuit. From Marcus Rashford to Megan Rapinoe: What Our Stars Say About UsOnly a handful of soccer players attain what might be best described as mainstream cultural relevance. That kind of fame now comes with responsibility. More Recent Articles
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