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Red Sox trading Andrew Benintendi to Royals in three-team swap The Boston Red Sox, Kansas City Royals and New York Mets have agreed to a three-way trade that will send outfielder Andrew Benintendi from Boston to Kansas City.      President Joe Biden announces new China task force in first visit to Pentagon President Joe Biden announced a new Department of Defense China task force and affirmed his commitment to diversity in the armed services in his first visit to the Pentagon on Wednesday.   Impeachment trial: Democrats say Donald Trump 'fanned the flame of violence' House impeachment managers opened their case on Wednesday arguing for a conviction in the Senate trial of former President Donald Trump for inciting an insurrection at the U.S. Capitol last month.   Timberwolves' Karl-Anthony Towns returns from COVID-19 absence Minnesota Timberwolves star big man Karl-Anthony Towns returned to the court for the first time since January to play against the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday night.   'Hustler' founder and publisher Larry Flynt dead at 78 Hustler founder and publisher Larry Flynt died at a hospital in California at the age of 78 on Wednesday, his family said.   Rangers sign former All-Star pitcher Mike Foltynewicz to 1-year deal Former All-Star right-hander Mike Foltynewicz has signed a short-term contract with the Texas Rangers, the team announced Wednesday.   Boxer Oscar De La Hoya gets the boot on 'Masked Dancer' Boxer Oscar De La Hoya -- disguised as a zebra -- was eliminated from "The Masked Dancer" on Fox Wednesday night.   Bruce Springsteen arrested in N.J. for alleged DWI Rock 'n' roll icon Bruce Springsteen was arrested for alleged drunken driving in his home state of New Jersey on Nov. 14, several media outlets reported on Wednesday.   Notable deaths of 2021 Singer Mary Wilson, actors Christopher Plummer, Hal Holbrook, Dustin Diamond, Cicely Tyson and Cloris Leachman, heavyweight boxer Leon Spinks, former Secretary of State George Shultz, broadcaster Larry King, baseball legend Hank Aaron, NFL head coach Marty Schottenheimer, 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.   Appeals court halts execution of Willie Smith on religious freedom grounds A federal appeals court on Wednesday issued a preliminary injunction halting the lethal injection of an Alabama man unless the state allows him to have his spiritual adviser with him in the execution chamber.   Denver Broncos release former Pro Bowl CB A.J. Bouye The Denver Broncos have released veteran cornerback A.J. Bouye after just one season, the team announced Wednesday.   Greg Gutfeld getting nightly show on Fox News Channel "The Greg Gutfeld Show" is moving from Saturday evenings to weeknights, Fox News Channel announced Wednesday.   Kate Winslet's 'Mare of Easttown' to debut on HBO April 18 "Mare of Easttown," a seven-part mystery drama starring Oscar-winning actress Kate Winslet, is slated to debut on April 18, HBO announced Wednesday.   Stacey Plaskett becomes first delegate to serve as an impeachment manager Stacey Plaskett, in her fourth term representing the U.S. Virgin Islands, became the first delegate in U.S. history to serve as an impeachment manager as she presented evidence against President Donald Trump.   Tom Brady throws Lombardi Trophy over water during Bucs' Super Bowl parade Tampa Bay Buccaneers star quarterback Tom Brady celebrated his team's Super Bowl LV win over the Kansas City Chiefs by tossing the Lombardi Trophy over several feet of water during a boat parade Wednesday.   Emissions of CFC-11, infamous ozone-eating chemical, are on the decline again Emissions of CFC-11, the infamous ozone-eating chemical, are on the decline again, according to a pair of new studies published Wednesday in the journal Nature.   Two U.S. carrier strike groups train in South China Sea Two U.S. aircraft carrier strike groups conducted large-scale joint exercises in the South China Sea this week, seen as a show of force against China, which said they had "more symbolic and political meanings."   Saudi Arabia releases Loujain Alhathloul, who advocated for women drivers Saudi Arabia on Wednesday released one of the country's most prominent women's rights activists, Loujain Alhathloul, nearly three years after she was imprisoned on charges she violated an anti-terrorism law.   Watch: Missing cat found four years later, 600 miles away A cat who went missing from his owner's Texas home turned up four years later in an Arkansas neighborhood 600 miles away.   Newer, more detailed dog reference genome to aid studies of heritable diseases Scientists have taken advantage of improvements in genomic sequencing technology to produce a newer, more detailed dog reference genome.   Husband's Powerball mistake earns Iowa couple $150,000 An Iowa woman said her husband's mistake in marking down her Powerball numbers ended up earning the couple a $150,000 prize.   Twitter CFO says Trump ban will remain through potential 2024 run Twitter CFO Ned Segal said Wednesday that former President Donald Trump's ban from the service is permanent and would remain in place even if he runs for another term as president in 2024.   Watch: Tour guide finds 42-year-old message in a bottle on Australian beach An Australian man leading a tour group on a Western Australia beach discovered a message in a bottle dated from April 1979.   Obesity helps drive half of new diabetes cases among Americans Obesity is the culprit in up to half of new diabetes cases among Americans each year, a new study estimates.   Chicago Public School teachers will return to classrooms after union vote Teachers at Chicago Public Schools voted Tuesday on a plan to return to the classroom in more than 500 schools after nearly 70% of the union's 25,000 members agreed to terms offered by the district.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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House Lays Out Case Against Trump, Branding Him the ‘Inciter in Chief’The Democratic House impeachment managers opened their case against the former president with a narrative of his monthslong effort to overturn the election and raw footage of the Jan. 6 Capitol attack.   Previously Unseen Video of Capitol Attack Leaves Emotions RawThe terror of that day felt palpably real again as senators sitting in judgment of Donald J. Trump were forced to relive the first mass siege of the Capitol since British invaders ransacked the building in 1814. Takeaways From Day 2 of Trump’s Impeachment TrialFormer President Donald J. Trump’s Twitter feed made a prominent appearance, and the House members prosecuting the case leaned on his words and those of his supporters to argue for conviction. Graphic Video at Impeachment Trial Shows Riot and Trump's CommentsThe footage showed the riot in searing detail: a police officer screaming in pain; lawmakers taking cover in the House chamber. It also showed Mr. Trump telling his supporters: “Go home. We love you. You’re very special.” ‘We Have to Relive It’: Images Revive Painful Memories in SenateThe nation’s most powerful lawmakers became a captive audience at Donald Trump’s impeachment trial, as video footage forced them to absorb the enormity of the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. What Is Incitement? How It May Be Defined in Impeachment TrialThe Supreme Court has placed strict First Amendment limits on incitement charges in court. But many legal scholars say they do not apply in impeachment trials. Trump Justice Department Sought to Block Search of Giuliani RecordsManhattan prosecutors had been prepared to seek a search warrant for electronic records related to powerful Ukrainians who had helped Rudolph Giuliani dig for dirt on the Biden family. Georgia Prosecutors Open Criminal Inquiry Into Trump’s Efforts to Subvert ElectionState officials are being instructed to preserve documents related to “attempts to influence” the Georgia election, just weeks after former President Donald J. Trump asked an elections official to “find” votes. Why Bill Cassidy Broke With Senate Republicans and Backed Trump’s TrialThe Louisiana senator, usually a reliable conservative vote, angered Republicans by voting to continue with the impeachment trial. But he has increasingly shown an inclination toward pragmatism. Can’t Find an N95 Mask? This Company Has 30 Million That It Can’t Sell.Health workers are still being forced to ration protective masks, but small U.S. manufacturers can’t find buyers, and some are in a danger of going under. Houston Doctor Fired for Giving Away Doses of Covid VaccineTen doses of the Covid-19 vaccine would expire within hours, so a Houston doctor gave it to people with medical conditions, including his wife. What followed was “the lowest moment in my life,” Dr. Hasan Gokal said. How Merck's Vaccine Lost the Covid RaceAfter ending its own Covid-19 vaccine trials, the company said that it was actively discussing with governments how to help its competitors make their shots. In First Pentagon Visit as President, Biden Praises Black Americans Serving in MilitaryWith the nation’s first Black vice president and first Black defense secretary at his side, Mr. Biden said that contributions of African-Americans in the military had not always been recognized. The Killing of George Floyd Tore Minneapolis Apart. Now Comes the Trial.As attorney general, William Barr rejected a plea deal days after Mr. Floyd died, worried in part of protesters calling it lenient. Derek Chauvin was set to plead guilty to third-degree murder. Capitol Hill, Mask Guidance, Spring Fashion: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. President Biden Wants to Reopen Schools Quickly. What Will it Take?The Biden administration is determined to restart in-person learning quickly. But there are some major hurdles. Dealbook D.C. Policy ProjectNow, the real work begins. Join us Feb. 22-23. Can We Put Fox News on Trial With Trump?Even if we can’t impeach media companies, we can do more to hold them accountable for sowing sedition. What Do ‘Right’ and ‘Wrong’ Mean to the G.O.P.?These politicians are still bowing to their alpha — Trump. Arise, Robocall Resistance!Whatever you do, don’t press anything. Does the U.S. Need a Cyberdefense Czar?Recent attacks on government and infrastructure networks reveal the inadequacy of America’s digital defenses. Haiti Needs Help. This Is What the U.S. Sends Instead.Our neighbor is in a constitutional crisis, and instead of carrying aid, planes arrived with deportees. Biden Charts a New Course in GuatemalaAn emerging multiethnic and multigenerational coalition is reimagining the country’s future. Partnering with them could be the key to lasting change. I’ve Studied Terrorism for Over 40 Years. Let’s Talk About What Comes Next.We spent decades looking for a threat from overseas, when we needed to be looking closer to home. Governors Are Easing Restrictions at Exactly the Wrong TimeRelaxing rules on indoor dining and other activities undermines vaccination efforts and gives a leg up to coronavirus variants. Don't Assume Your Covid-19 Test Is a False PositiveIt’s rare for the tests to return incorrect positive results. And behaving as if you aren’t contagious can put others at significant risk. Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo on ‘Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar’The friends, confidants and collaborators explain why it took more than a decade between films and why Jamie Dornan is their dream co-star. What Comes Before Beethoven’s ‘Ode to Joy’?Manfred Honeck, a leading Beethoven conductor, guides us through the beginning of the end of the mighty Ninth Symphony. An Unofficial Ranking of the 10 Most Annoying Kids’ Toys“A barn? A keyboard? A phone? What are you?” Semaglutide Brings Significant Weight Loss in Obese PatientsIn a clinical trial, participants taking semaglutide lost 15 percent of their body weight, on average. Monolith in Turkey Is Revealed to Be Government StuntThe inscription on the monolith read “Look at the sky, see the moon.” President Recep Tayyip Erdogan used the same slogan in announcing Turkey’s new space program this week. What Made the Indonesian Plane Crash? New Report Sheds LightIn a preliminary report on Sriwijaya Air Flight 182, investigators said the crash might have been caused by several factors, including a problem controlling the engines’ thrust. Jeep pulls Springsteen Super Bowl ad after news of his drunken-driving charge.The two-minute spot featured the singer in the rural middle of the country, urging unity from a white Jeep. Larry Flynt, Who Built a Porn Empire With Hustler, Dies at 78As the publisher of a notorious sexually explicit magazine, he found himself at the nexus of a cultural and legal war and became an unlikely free-speech hero. Woman Accused of Defaming Dozens Online Is ArrestedNadire Atas trashed the reputations of people she saw as enemies, and their relatives. On Tuesday, she was charged by the Toronto police with harassment and other offenses. After Three Years in a Church Facing Deportation, ‘Today I Have Freedom’Saheeda Nadeem, 65, an undocumented immigrant from Pakistan who was given sanctuary by the First Congregational Church in Kalamazoo, Mich., learned this week that she would not be deported, her lawyer said. Incoming Citigroup C.E.O. Jane Fraser Faces Major Turnaround JobThe incoming C.E.O. of Citi wants to take a more global approach to issues and expand banking services for poor Americans even as the bank faces pressure to get itself in shape. Is My Kid a Hypochondriac?Or is she just living in a pandemic? Rediscovering Russian SaladA traditional, unpretentious dish made in kitchens throughout the world turns delicate and refined. Amorphous D.J.'d His Way Through 2020After having a rough start to 2020, Jimir Reece Davis, a D.J. who goes by Amorphous, ended it with a bang. To Love, Honor and Co-Star: Making Room for Two on ZoomHiring couples to act together allows us to see two people in one virtual space. For the couples themselves, though, it can feel like “there’s no escape.” In the N.B.A., Money Speaks Louder Than StarsWith tens of millions of dollars at stake, the All-Star Game is unlikely to be derailed by pushback from the league’s biggest stars about the health risks or the need for a break. A Jewelry Line Inspired by a Design Family’s HeirloomsIlaria Icardi’s debut collection of gold pendants and signet rings draws on her father’s most treasured creations. College Student’s Simple Invention Helps Nurses Work and Patients RestThe device, a wearable night light that can minimize disturbances for sleeping patients, is the brainchild of a University of Pennsylvania senior and a neonatal I.C.U. nurse. Childhood Colds Do Not Prevent Coronavirus Infection, Study FindsNew research casts doubt on the idea that prior infections with garden-variety coronaviruses might shield some people, particularly children, amid the pandemic. Running Is a Total Body AffairWe can thank our heads and shoulders — and not just our knees and toes — that we evolved to run as well as we do. 3 People Stranded on Uninhabited Island Are Rescued After 33 DaysDuring a routine flyover, a surveillance crew spotted the people waving a makeshift flag on an island in the Bahamas. They had survived on coconuts, conchs and rats, the Coast Guard said. ‘I’m Not a Cat,’ Says Lawyer Having Zoom Filter DifficultiesThe video was immediately shared widely and brought joy to many. The lawyer, Rod Ponton, said he was happy people got a much-needed laugh. 19 Easy Recipes for Valentine’s DayLove means never having to spend hours cooking a special meal. More Recent Articles
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