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Kansas City Chiefs WR Sammy Watkins out vs. Cleveland Browns The Kansas City Chiefs will be without veteran wide receiver Sammy Watkins in Sunday's divisional-round game against the Cleveland Browns at Arrowhead Stadium.      Timberwolves star Karl-Anthony Towns tests positive for COVID-19 Minnesota Timberwolves star big man Karl-Anthony Towns announced Friday on social media that he has tested positive for COVID-19.   Seattle Seahawks WR Josh Gordon suspended again Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Josh Gordon has been suspended indefinitely again after the NFL rescinded the wideout's conditional reinstatement.   Former Cy Young Award winner Corey Kluber signing with Yankees Former Cleveland Indians and Texas Rangers pitcher Corey Kluber agreed to a short-term contract with the New York Yankees on Friday.   Extreme Santa Ana wind event predicted in California Gusty winds and almost summerlike warmth created dangerous conditions and elevated the fire danger to critical levels across parts of Southern California on Thursday evening into Friday.   Falcons choose ex-Titans OC Arthur Smith to be next head coach Former Tennessee Titans offensive coordinator Arthur Smith has reached an agreement with the Atlanta Falcons to become their next head coach.   NRA files for bankruptcy, to move to Texas The National Rifle Association filed for bankruptcy Friday and said it plans to implement a restructuring plan, moving the organization from New York to Texas.   Prosecutors: 'QAnon Shaman' sought to 'violently overthrow' Capitol Federal prosecutors said a man wearing a horned, fur headdress during last week's deadly attack at the U.S. Capitol attempted to "violently overthrow" the U.S. government and should not be released from prison.   Justice Department watchdog, House to probe Capitol riot A Justice Department watchdog and the House of Representatives on Friday announced separate investigations in response to the deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol last week.   President-elect Joe Biden outlines U.S. COVID-19 vaccine plan President-elect Joe Biden on Friday detailed his plan to expand access to COVID-19 vaccines.   New fossil helps paleontologists decipher evolutionary history of caimans, alligators A new fossil skull has offered scientists insights into the history of Alligatoridae family, the group of crocodylians that includes alligators and caimans.   Regular aspirin use can lower risk for death in bladder, breast cancers, study finds People who take aspirin at least three times per week are more likely to survive bladder cancer, according to an analysis published Friday by JAMA Network Open.   U.S. Navy to arm amphibious vessels with long-range missiles The U.S. Navy plans to integrate anti-ship missiles aboard its amphibious ships, it announced this month, part of a larger effort to increase ship firepower.   Air Force task force studies accountability throughout the command A 16-member U.S. Air Force task force completed initial assessments this week for greater efforts at command-wide accountability.   Global COVID-19 deaths top 2 million Global deaths from COVID-19 surpassed 2 million Friday as the United States continues to face a surge in new cases and deaths, according to data from Johns Hopkins University.   Program helps low-income women get mammograms, study shows Giving low-income women mammograms when they're hospitalized can boost their breast cancer screening rates, according to a new study.   Man misreads lottery ticket, then discovers $150,000 win A North Carolina man said he at first misread a winning lottery ticket and thought he had only won $1,000, but it turned out he actually won $150,000.   Britain to double number of Somali infantry soldiers it trains this year The British Ministry of Defense said Friday it plans this year to double the number of Somali National Army soldiers it trains in infantry skills, and announced the 500th graduate of its training course in Somalia.   Dustin Higgs awaits Supreme Court ruling on Friday execution The last federal death row inmate scheduled to be executed by the Trump administration is awaiting the outcome of a Supreme Court review of his case to learn if he'll be put to death Friday.   Shorter COVID-19 quarantine effective for college athletes, study says Shorter quarantines for athletes, along with mid-quarantine testing, may improve their compliance without increasing the risk that they'll infect others, a new study suggests.   Northrop Grumman builds command centers for Poland's air, missile defense system Northrop Grumman began outfitting six portable buildings to be used as command posts for Poland's air and missile defense program, it announced.   Deer rescued with head stuck in bird feeder A mule deer in Pine, Colo., was rescued by park rangers after getting its head jammed into a 10-pound plastic bird feeder.   Former Masters winner Angel Cabrera arrested in Brazil Federal police arrested two-time major championship winner Angel Cabrera on Friday in Brazil after he was wanted for alleged crimes he commited in Argentina.   New data-driven videos animate folding technique RNA uses to fit inside cells Using data from RNA-folding experiments, scientists have created new high-resolution, slow-motion videos illuminating the ways RNA molecules contort themselves to squeeze inside cells.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Biden Pledges Federal Vaccine Campaign to Beat a Surging CoronavirusFacing looming shortages and rising infections, the president-elect promised mobile vaccination sites, National Guard troops and a federal push to increase vaccine production.   A Second Economic Crisis for Biden, but a Different First ResponseThe president-elect’s proposed economic rescue package is larger and more targeted to the country’s needs than the stimulus plan he helped steer into law as vice president in 2009. C.D.C. Warns New Virus Variant Could Fuel Huge Spikes in Covid CasesThe more contagious version, first identified in Britain, is expected to spread widely and lead to further strains on an already overburdened health care system. How China's Economy Bounced Back From Covid-19Officials pushed factories to reopen the same way they forced the country to shut down. In one small town, it led to a chili-sauce-fueled revival. Top Lawmakers Not Told of Police Request for Backup Before Riot, Aide and Others SayThe rejected request was another key breakdown in the security failure ahead of the violence at the Capitol. States Brace for Armed Protests in Wake of U.S. Capitol AttackState officials are activating National Guard troops and closing off Capitol grounds in response to F.B.I. warnings that armed protesters are preparing to act. New Warnings of Violence as Security Tightens for InaugurationCommercial airlines have tracked an increase in checked weapons, and federal law enforcement raised fresh alarms about extremist plots. Pelosi Holds Back Impeachment Article as House Builds CaseThe speaker called the impeachment of President Trump “urgent,” but did not send the charge to the Senate to prompt the start of a trial, nor commit to when she would do so. Atlanta Prosecutor Appears to Move Closer to Trump InquiryThe Fulton County district attorney is weighing an inquiry into possible election interference and is said to be considering hiring an outside counsel. N.R.A. Declares Bankruptcy and Seeks to Exit New YorkThe group, which said it planned to reincorporate in Texas, is currently being investigated by New York’s attorney general, who is seeking to dissolve it. Mexico Frees a General, and Wounds Its Alliance With the U.S.The Biden administration will need to rebuild drug-enforcement cooperation after Mexico exonerated Gen. Salvador Cienfuegos, discounting U.S. evidence that he worked for a cartel. Vaccinations, Inauguration, Baseball: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The View From a Republican Who Voted to ImpeachRepresentative Peter Meijer of Michigan explains why he joined nine colleagues in breaking from his party. Got a Confidential News Tip?The Times would like to hear from readers who want to share messages and materials with our journalists. Speed Up Covid-19 Vaccinations and Reduce Red TapePunitive efforts to ensure strict adherence to complicated eligibility rules endangers people who could be protected. Has Trump's Reckoning Come Too Late?Finally the world agrees that Trump is exactly the man his fiercest critics said he was. But has the reckoning come too late? Why Are There So Few Courageous Senators?Here’s what we need to do if we want more Mitt Romneys and fewer Josh Hawleys. ‘Stop the Steal’ Didn’t Start With TrumpMainstream Republicans and conservative commentators have been pushing the idea that Democrats can only win through fraud for decades. Big Tech Has Helped Trash AmericaThe chaos of the last two weeks offers an opportunity to rethink the role of technology in our lives. The 46th: Will A Second Impeachment Change Republican Minds?The hosts take up the Trump impeachment debate, yet again. My Grandfather Was a Good Cop. Or Was He?I idolized him and his larger-than-life role in law enforcement. It’s more complicated now. No, the Chaos in America Is Not a Gift to China and RussiaAutocrats around the world won’t gain from the United States’ pain. He Brought Moynihan Train Hall to Life, but Didn’t Live to See ItMany credit Michael Evans with turning the vision for the hall at Penn Station into a reality. Before it opened, he took his own life. WhatsApp Delays Privacy Changes Amid User BacklashThe company faced a backlash from users who worried the changes made the messaging service less secure. Lankford Apologizes to Black Voters for Backing Trump’s Election DeceitThe Oklahoma senator, who is up for re-election in 2022, said he had not realized his objection to the election results would be seen as a direct attack on the voting rights of people of color. Insurers Must Pay Businesses for Pandemic Claims, British Court RulesHundreds of thousands of insured businesses will be paid for lost earnings after the coronavirus lockdowns forced them to close, ending a long-running battle with insurance companies. Abbas Announces Palestinian Elections After Years of ParalysisThe decree by President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority was viewed by analysts as a bid to lift his standing with the Biden administration. Skeptics expressed doubt the vote would happen. In New Jersey, Smokers Can Get Covid VaccineNew Jersey is one of only two states that has included smoking among the high-risk medical conditions that make people eligible for the Covid-19 vaccine. M.T.A. Bus Plunges 50 Feet, Dangles From Overpass After CrashEight people, including the driver, were injured when the front of the bus spilled onto the Cross Bronx Expressway, officials said. Hong Kong Elvis Impersonator Dies at 68Mr. Kwok, who busked in the Chinese territory for 28 years, was hardly the first Elvis Presley impersonator in Asia. But he may have been the most committed. What to Cook This WeekendGabrielle Hamilton has a new recipe for tripe. Let’s all make it! Regina King on 'One Night in Miami' and Her ArtThe actress-turned-director of “One Night in Miami” explains why she sees the fact-based drama about a meeting of four icons as a companion piece to “Watchmen.” Can I Wear Camo After the Capitol Riot?A reader asks The New York Times fashion director if wearing camo — and other things military — indicates that they are a rioter. Late Night: Shocker. Trump Stiffs Giuliani and Won’t Take His Calls.“Impeachment was great, but there really is no more perfect way for this to end than Trump stiffing Rudy,” Seth Meyers said. How Pro-Trump Rioter Rosanne Boyland Died During the Capitol AttacksRosanne Boyland died after losing consciousness in the crush of a pro-Trump mob as it surged against the police. Here’s how it happened. The Best Butterscotch Pudding Is HomemadeThis unfussy, old-fashioned recipe is easy to stir together on top of the stove, and hard to mess up. The Estate Tax May Change Under Biden, Affecting Far More PeopleIn contrast to previous changes, the tax code could be modified in a way that affects everyone who has something of value to leave to heirs. More Recent Articles
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