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Texans to hire Patriots' Nick Caserio as next general manager The Houston Texans are hiring New England Patriots director of player personnel Nick Caserio as their new general manager.      Dozens of Hong Kong pro-democracy leaders arrested Authorities in Hong Kong have arrested dozens of pro-democracy politicians and opposition leaders in an early morning sweep Wednesday on accusations of subverting a draconian national security law.   Miles Sanders: Eagles players took issue with benching of Jalen Hurts Philadelphia Eagles running back Miles Sanders revealed that "nobody" on the team agreed with the decision to bench rookie quarterback Jalen Hurts in favor of Nate Sudfeld during Sunday's game against Washington.   Alabama coach Nick Saban: WR Jaylen Waddle could return for CFP title game Alabama Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban said Tuesday that junior wide receiver Jaylen Waddle has a chance to play against Ohio State in next week's College Football Playoff National Championship Game.   Alabama WR DeVonta Smith wins 2020 Heisman Memorial Trophy Alabama Crimson Tide star wide receiver DeVonta Smith was awarded the 2020 Heisman Memorial Trophy during a virtual ceremony Tuesday night.   BAE nabs $4M to demonstrate new radio system for P-8A Poseidon The Navy has awarded BAE Systems with a $4 million contract to conduct a quick-turnaround demonstration of a new radio frequency countermeasure system for the P-8A Poseidon aircraft.   Only woman on federal death row petitions Trump for clemency A woman convicted of murdering a pregnant Missouri woman and stealing her baby has asked President Donald Trump for clemency one week before her scheduled execution.   Hundreds gather for pro-Trump rallies in Washington, D.C. Supporters of President Donald Trump gathered in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday to protest the results of the 2020 presidential election as Congress meets to certify President-elect Joe Biden's victory.   Trump signs executive order banning transactions with eight Chinese apps President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order banning transactions with the companies associated with eight Chinese smartphone and desktop applications.   U.S. women's soccer star Alex Morgan tests positive for COVID-19 United States Women's National Team star forward Alex Morgan announced Tuesday she has tested positive for COVID-19 ahead of the team's training camp this month.   Australia begins prototyping Hunter-class frigates Australia's defense department announced this week that prototyping has begun on its new class of frigates.   Intelligence agencies: Widespread SolarWinds hack 'likely Russian in origin' A group of U.S. intelligence agencies on Tuesday announced that an investigation found the widespread cyberattack affecting multiple federal agencies and Fortune 500 companies was "likely Russian in origin."   Navy honors WWII vet with Combat Infantryman Badge, POW medal The Navy has awarded a World War II veteran with an honorary Combat Infantryman Badge and a Prisoner of War medal in honor of his service.   LA hospitals ration supplies, beds as COVID-19 cases surge Los Angeles-area hospitals began rationing medical supplies and care this week as public health officials warned people to assume that COVID-19 is "everywhere."   Eurasian eagle owl pellets offer records of threatened giant bush-crickets To better understand the distribution and abundance of the big-bellied glandular bush-cricket, scientists turned to the pellets of partially digested food regurgitated by Bulgaria's Eurasian eagle owl.   Kenosha, Wis., prosecutors decline to charge officer in Jacob Blake shooting The Kenosha County, Wis., district attorney on Tuesday declined to charge police officer Rusten Sheskey for the shooting of Jacob Blake, an incident that sparked deadly protests over the summer.   Dow rises 167 points as markets rebound behind surging oil futures The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 167 points on Tuesday as U.S. markets reversed losses to start the year as U.S. oil futures surged.   Winnings from $200 lottery ticket lead couple to $100,000 jackpot A North Carolina couple said they were feeling lucky after winning $200 from a scratch-off lottery ticket so they bought another ticket the next day -- and won $100,000.   Grammy Awards postponed due to COVID-19 surge in LA CBS and the Recording Academy have postponed the Jan. 31 Grammy Awards due to COVID-19 surges in Los Angeles.   Firefighters rescue deer that fell through ice of Wisconsin river Firefighters in Wisconsin came to the rescue of a deer that wandered out onto the ice of a frozen river and fell through to the frigid water below.   Justice Department collects $7M from Iran for U.S. victims of terror The U.S. Justice Department said Tuesday it's collected $7 million from Iran to give as compensation to American victims of state-sponsored terrorism.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Pence Said to Have Told Trump He Lacks Power to Change Election ResultA day before he presides over a joint session of Congress to ratify Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory, the vice president tried to lower the president’s expectations while seeking ways to mollify him.   Trump Pressures Pence to Reject Electoral VotesThe vice president plays a crucial but largely ceremonial role in formalizing the election results in Congress. Here’s how the election tally actually works. Republicans Plan to Force at Least Three Votes to Invalidate Biden’s ElectionThe challenges will transform the normally routine electoral count by Congress into an hourslong spectacle that has already divided Republicans, who are all but certain to fail to change the results. The History Raphael Warnock Is ChasingA Baptist preacher born and raised in Georgia, he would become his state’s first Black senator, breaking a barrier with distinct meaning in American politics. When Will We Know Georgia Results?If all goes smoothly, the races could be called late Tuesday or early Wednesday. But that’s far from guaranteed. ‘This Vote Matters More Than Anything’: Ballots Are Cast in High-Stakes RunoffsThe stakes were clear: This vote could help set the country’s direction for the next two years. Some wanted a Senate that would back Joe Biden. Others sought a “balance of power.” Lawyer on Trump Election Call Quits Firm After UproarThe law firm, Foley & Lardner, had distanced itself from Cleta Mitchell after a recording of the call revealed she helped the president pressure Georgia elections officials. Warning of Shortages, Researchers Look to Stretch Vaccine SupplyThe N.I.H. and Moderna are examining whether doses of Moderna’s coronavirus vaccine can be halved to double the supply, while scientists look for other ways to extend availability. Arizona, Roiled by Covid in Summer, Faces Even Worse Outbreak NowThe state has the highest rate of new virus cases in the U.S. amid a grim winter surge that has sent hospitalizations and deaths soaring nationally. No Charges Against Kenosha Officer in Jacob Blake ShootingThe shooting last August sparked protests and rioting, making Kenosha a flash point in a summer of unrest that began with the killing of George Floyd. What We Know About the Shooting of Jacob BlakeThe police shooting of Mr. Blake ignited protests in Kenosha, Wis., including one in which a teenager was charged with fatally shooting two demonstrators. The D.A. decided not to charge officers involved in the Blake shooting. Georgia, Electoral College, ‘Bridgerton’: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. ‘I Have Zero Confidence in My Vote’: The Georgia Runoffs, Part 2Republicans have typically done well in runoff elections in the state. Will President Trump’s attacks on the electoral system change that? Never Forget the Names of These Republicans Attempting a CoupThis time they’ll fail. But their disloyalty to America is clear. President Trump vs. DemocracyA republic works only when the losers of elections accept the results and the legitimacy of their opponents. Why I Hope the Republicans Lose in GeorgiaThey have survived Trump for the last four years. But disentangling from him might get easier if his latest sabotage succeeds. Heart and Soul, I Fell in Love With YouHow piano lessons — and a middle school friendship — changed my life. What Should You Do When You're Expecting the Apocalypse?In a small town in Kentucky, an immense replica of Noah’s ark looms over the countryside. Are We the Cows of the Future?The pastures of digital dictatorship — crowded conditions, mass surveillance, virtual reality — are already here. Will the Democrats Win in Georgia?The growth of the Atlanta area and the efforts to protect African-Americans’ voting rights have transformed the state’s political landscape. To Defend Democracy, Investigate Trump's Georgia CallThere needs to be a cost to trying to overthrow an election. Can Only Republicans Legitimately Win Elections?Trump and many of the G.O.P.’s leaders seem to think so, with ominous consequences for the future. ‘People Are Complex.’ Meet 3 Generations of a Georgia Family.Leading up to the state’s U.S. Senate runoffs, the Gamel family shared their thoughts on voting and the current political climate. Voices From the Front Lines of America’s Food SupplyEleven workers, from the factories and farms to the highways and supermarkets, tell how they got themselves — and us — through a catastrophic year. Saying Goodbye to an Endless Year With a 24-Hour RaceTo welcome 2021 in a memorable way, I ran from 9 a.m. on New Year’s Eve to 9 a.m. on New Year’s Day. I Saw a Doctor Who Voices Conspiracy Theories. What Should I Do?The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on what to do when a doctor shares falsehoods about the origins of coronavirus and the safety of the vaccine — and more. Utah Man Who Looked for Treasure Pleads Guilty to Digging in National ParkRodrick Dow Craythorn, 52, pleaded guilty to causing more than $1,000 worth of damages in his quest to find Forrest Fenn’s treasure, prosecutors said. Biden to Tap More Former Obama Officials for Top National Security JobsThe president-elect is turning to trusted former colleagues to manage complex negotiations with Iran and Russia. One Hospital System Sued 2,500 Patients After Pandemic HitThe largest health system in New York, led by a close ally of the governor, continued to sue over medical debt during the Covid-19 crisis, even after other big hospitals suspended lawsuits. Isaac Shoshan, Israeli Spy Who Posed as an Arab, Is Dead at 96A Syrian-born Jew, he took part in early undercover operations, including bombings, and later taught “generations” of Israeli agents. San Francisco’s Top Art School Says Future Hinges on a Diego Rivera MuralThe University of California is aiding the San Francisco Art Institute, but S.F.A.I. officials say selling a $50 million Rivera could save the school. Former students are outraged. Gender Discrimination Complaint Against Steven Cohen Portrays Him in Different LightThe new Mets owner has portrayed himself as affable and accessible. A gender discrimination complaint filed by a former employee paints a far different picture. How to Get More From Your Pandemic BubbleSocial bubbles have helped us cope with the restrictions of Covid-19. For today’s Well Challenge, look to your pandemic pod to inspire and motivate you toward a healthier and happier life. Share Your College EssaysClass of 2025: It’s been a year like never before. How did you write about it? Climbing the Himalaya With Soldiers, Spies, Lamas and Mountaineers“Himalaya: A Human History,” by Ed Douglas, a journalist and climber, unfolds the story of the world’s highest mountain range and its equally outsize impact on mankind. ‘Bridgerton’ Takes On Race. But Its Core Is Escapism.The Netflix hit departs from the homogeneous casting of most period drama, imagining a 19th-century Britain with Black royalty and aristocrats. The 50 Best Movies on Netflix Right NowMovies upon movies await, and you don't even have to drill down to find them. Tiny Love Stories: ‘Sadness Slips Quietly Out the Door’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Art World Sets Plans for 2021 Fairs (in Pencil)Exhibitors and collectors are looking cautiously forward in the coming year, knowing that their schedules will be at the mercy of the coronavirus. Inside the C.I.A., She Became a Spy for Planet EarthLinda Zall is disclosing how she toiled anonymously within the intelligence agency to help scientists intensify their studies of a changing planet. Rumored Trump Trip to Scottish Golf Course Ruled Out of BoundsScotland’s first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has shot down a supposed plan for the president to pass the Biden inauguration at his Turnberry links. As Polls Close, Here's What We Know About Voting in GeorgiaVoting has appeared to unfold without any major problems in Georgia on Tuesday. Democrats may have claimed a bigger share of the early vote than they did in November’s election, election data shows. More Recent Articles
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