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Jim Rutherford resigns as Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Jim Rutherford abruptly resigned Wednesday, citing personal reasons.      Texans to hire Ravens' David Culley as next head coach The Houston Texans are hiring Baltimore Ravens assistant David Culley to be their next head coach.   Vinny Guadagnino gets the boot on 'Masked Dancer' "Jersey Shore" alum Vinny Guadagnino -- dressed as a shark -- was eliminated from "The Masked Dancer" on Fox Wednesday night.   Russian police raid Navalny's homes, offices Police in Russia on Wednesday raided the home and offices of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny as well as those of his allies, some of whom have been detained, associates of the staunch Putin critic said.   Capitol Police union condemns leadership for failing to notify officers of riot threat Capitol Police Labor Committee Chair Gus Papathanasiou said Wednesday it was "unconscionable" that leadership was aware of the threat of the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol and failed to properly inform officers.   Northwestern football coach Pat Fitzgerald agrees to 10-year contract Northwestern Wildcats head football coach Pat Fitzgerald has agreed to a new 10-year contract that will keep him at the school through the 2030 season.   NASA prepares most sophisticated Mars rover for 'dangerous' landing NASA will spend the next three weeks preparing its biggest and most sophisticated Mars rover yet, Perseverance, to make a dangerous seven-minute landing Feb. 18 on the Red Planet.   Seahawks release OL Chad Wheeler after domestic violence arrest The Seattle Seahawks released offensive lineman Chad Wheeler on Wednesday following his arrest on suspicion of felony assault-domestic violence.   VA nominee Denis McDonough: Guiding veterans through pandemic will be top priority Denis McDonough, President Joe Biden's nominee to head the Department of Veterans Affairs, said if confirmed he will make "getting our veterans through this pandemic" a top priority.   Dylan McDermott lands role in new 'Law & Order' spinoff Dylan McDermott announced on Instagram Wednesday that he has joined the cast of the upcoming procedural "Law & Order: Organized Crime."   Ex-Cowboys, Raiders TE Jason Witten to retire from NFL Former Dallas Cowboys and Las Vegas Raiders tight end Jason Witten is retiring from the NFL after 17 seasons.   Scientists keep 'Doomsday Clock' at 100 seconds to midnight The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists kept its "Doomsday Clock" at 100 seconds to midnight, describing the COVID-19 pandemic as a "wakeup call" that governments are unprepared to handle grave threats facing the world.   Indonesia's Mount Merapi produces thunderous eruption Mount Merapi, the most active volcano in Indonesia, erupted Wednesday, sending a river of lava down its slopes and causing searing gas clouds to billow 10,000 feet into the sky.   AARP to honor George Clooney with career achievement award AARP the Magazine announced Wednesday that it plans to present "The Midnight Sky" actor and director George Clooney with its Movies for Grownups Career Achievement Award.   Mel Brooks pays tribute to 'insanely talented' Cloris Leachman Filmmaker Mel Brooks took to Twitter Wednesday to honor his late friend and collaborator Cloris Leachman.   Walgreens names former Starbucks executive, Rosalind Brewer, as new CEO Walgreens Boots Alliance on Wednesday appointed Rosalind Brewer, the former chief operating officer of Starbucks, as its new chief executive officer.   In photos: Notable deaths of 2021 Actor Cloris Leachman, broadcaster Larry King, baseball legend Hank Aaron, Joanne Rogers, widow of TV icon Mr. Rogers, Magician Siegfried Fischbacher, Baseball Hall of Famer Tommy Lasorda, actor Dearon "Deezer D" Thompson and actress Tanya Roberts are among the first famous people who have died in 2021.   Malmstrom AFB opens its Innovation Lab Malmstrom Air Force Base, Mont., opened its Innovation Lab, a part of its Wing1Werx hub using personnel ideas for improvement, on Wednesday.   Cloris Leachman, star of 'Mary Tyler Moore,' 'Young Frankenstein' dies at 94 Television and film actress Cloris Leachman has died of natural causes in California, her manager announced Wednesday. She was 94.   Lunar cycle can influence circadian rhythms of humans, study says New research suggests human sleep patterns are synced to the lunar cycle, based on a study of indigenous groups in Argentina and college students in Seattle.   Man discovers $2M lottery jackpot hours after crashing car A North Carolina man who started off his day with a car accident said his luck turned around when he won a $2 million lottery jackpot later in the same day.   Hormonal IUD effective option for emergency contraception, study finds Hormonal intrauterine devices are just as effective as their copper and plastic counterparts at providing emergency contraception and preventing unwanted pregnancies, according to a study published Wednesday by NEJM.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Extremists Emboldened by Capitol Attack Pose Rising Threat, Homeland Security SaysThe warning was a notable departure for a Department of Homeland Security accused of being reluctant during the Trump administration to publish intelligence reports or public warnings about the dangers posed by extremists and white supremacist groups.   McConnell Was Done With Trump. His Party Said Not So Fast.After four years, the minority leader had finally had enough. But with most Republicans rallying around Donald J. Trump, he sided with his colleagues trying to throw out the impeachment case. Biden Appoints New Cabinet Secretaries, Ousting Trump LoyalistsPresident Biden named nearly all of his cabinet secretaries and their immediate deputies before he took office, but his real grasp on the levers of power has come several layers down. President Biden to Sign Executive Order, Pausing Oil and Gas LeasingThe array of directives — touching on international relations, drilling policy, employment and national security, among other things — elevate climate change across every level of the federal government. Why Aren't Progressives Pressuring Biden on the Filibuster?The president doesn’t want to eliminate the Senate’s 60-vote threshold, an impediment to major legislation. Left-leaning Democrats disagree, but they’re holding their fire for now. Iran Presses Biden to Restore Nuclear Deal and Drop SanctionsWith a combination of threats, provocative acts and public appeals, Iran is jostling for attention from an administration preoccupied with spillover crises from the Trump years. GameStop Stock Soars as Reddit Investors Take On Wall St.GameStop shares have soared 1,700 percent as millions of small investors, egged on by social media, employ a classic Wall Street tactic to put the squeeze — on Wall Street. Tesla Has First Profitable Year, but Competition Is GrowingThe company benefited from a jump in sales of electric cars in China and Europe, but its fourth quarter earnings fell short of Wall Street’s expectations. Britain Will Make Citizens Quarantine at Hotels at Their Own ExpenseThe move, which comes as Britain is swamped by a fast-spreading variant of the coronavirus, will require British citizens arriving from 22 high-risk countries to quarantine for 10 days. Millions Meant for Public Health Threats Were Diverted Elsewhere, Watchdog SaysThe money went to unrelated government activities like the removal of office furniture, news subscriptions and legal expenses. A Dying Teacher, Worrying Over Students to His Last BreathsThe death of a beloved educator in Houston, like others across the country, has deepened teachers’ fears and conflict over in-person instruction during the pandemic. Queens Prosecutors Long Overlooked Misconduct. Can a New D.A. Do Better?In her first year as district attorney, Melinda Katz has led major culture shifts in the borough. But some hope for more. Climate Change, Capitol Hill, Cloris Leachman: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Why Are U.S. Coronavirus Cases Falling? And Will the Trend Last?With vaccinations underway, and as multiple new coronavirus variants begin to spread, we check in on the state of the pandemic. Listen to ‘The Ezra Klein Show’Inside President Biden’s plan to beat Covid-19. Ease Up on the Executive Actions, JoePresident Biden is right to not let his agenda be held hostage, but legislating through Congress is a better path. A Letter to My Conservative FriendsHold us accountable, but please do the same for the charlatans who deceive you, use you and cheat you. Who Will Pay to Get America Back on Its Feet?A one-time tax on those who have made lots of money during the pandemic may be an answer. Biden’s Relief Plan Is a Trojan Horse. And I’m OK With That.But his opening proposal should be more targeted to the most needy. Is South Dakota's Kristi Noem the Worst Pandemic Governor?South Dakota’s public health isn’t a matter of “personal responsibility.” It’s her job. How to Reform the Senate FilibusterHere’s a way to address the tactic used to stall the Senate and upend presidential agendas. How to Defeat America’s Homegrown InsurgencyWe don’t need new laws. We need law enforcement, accountability and a willingness to listen. No More Lies. My Grandfather Was a Nazi.In Lithuania, he was celebrated as a hero. But we can’t move on until we admit what he really did. Biden Wants to Return to the Iran Deal. He Can Start Here.There is a window now to restore America’s credibility and bring more stability to the Middle East. Treat Yourself to a Parisian Cocktail Snack That Is Easy to MakeIn France, savory cakes salés are served as a light nibble before dinner. They’re remarkably versatile and come together in a snap. The Best Time of Day to ExerciseMen at risk for diabetes had greater blood sugar control and lost more belly fat when they exercised in the afternoon than in the morning. Leon Black Remains MoMA Chairman Amid Epstein RevelationsAfter the disclosure that Mr. Black had paid Jeffrey Epstein $158 million, some have called for his removal. India's Farmers and Modi Weigh Options After New Delhi ClashFarm leaders continued to demand that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government repeal new, market-friendly laws, while trying to deflect blame for the chaos that gripped New Delhi. 3 Teens Charged in Denver House Fire That Killed 5 From SenegalThe authorities said there was no indication that the August 2020 arson was a hate crime but described it as one of the most heinous cases they had investigated. 9-Year Sentence for Man Who Threatened to Kill President TrumpGary Joseph Gravelle, who has a history of mental illness, also targeted federal probation officers, mental health providers and a credit union, prosecutors said. Doomsday Clock Says World Remains ‘100 Seconds’ From DisasterThe Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists said the clock’s position would remain unchanged from 2020, when its hands were set as close as they had ever been to a catastrophic “midnight.” Cloris Leachman, Oscar Winner and TV Comedy Star, Is Dead at 94“The Last Picture Show” made her a star, but she may be best remembered for drawing laughs on “Mary Tyler Moore,” “Phyllis” and “Malcolm in the Middle.” Poland Imposes Near-Total Ban on AbortionA contentious ruling in Poland, which spurred thousands of women and their allies to protest, came into legal force on Wednesday. E.U. Border Agency Pulls Out of Hungary Over Rights AbusesThe decision by Frontex comes after Hungary disregarded a ruling by the E.U.’s top court that the way the country handles asylum seekers violated the bloc’s law. Christopher Little, Who Built an Empire Around a Boy Wizard, Dies at 79As a struggling literary agent in London, he took a chance on J.K. Rowling and Harry Potter, turning her books into the most lucrative literary franchise in history. Cooking With ConfidenceYou don’t need to make sourdough to feel adept in the kitchen. Try a chicken and mushroom juk, pork chops or French onion grilled cheese sandwiches. The Oscars Are a Mess. Let’s Make Them Messier.Nothing has been normal about the last year, including the movies. The academy shouldn’t try to pretend otherwise. It should see this as an opportunity. Historical Montages as Black Culture, Pride and FolkoreThe cut-and-paste montages of Black historical figures watching over successful Black Americans serve as folklore to a community clinging to their heroes. A Captivating New Picture Book Celebrates the ‘British Schindler’In “Nicky & Vera,” Peter Sís tells the story of Nicholas Winton, who rescued 669 children from Czechoslovakia as World War II loomed. Inaugural Poet Amanda Gorman Signs to IMG, Hits Super BowlThe 22-year-old poet, who wowed at the presidential inauguration, also has several books in the works. A Roast Chicken Perfected Over GenerationsThe fashion designer Peter Som’s most cherished family recipe has only gotten better with time. More Recent Articles
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