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Miss. governor Reeves signs controversial bill into law banning transgender students from women's sports Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves signed into law a controversial bill to ban transgender athletes from competing in woman's sports, making it the first such legislation to be enacted this year.      Watch: Patriots coach Bill Belichick gets head shaved for charity New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick received a buzzcut from linebacker and barber Brandon King on Thursday to benefit Boston Children's Hospital's "Saving by Shaving" initiative.   Duke, North Carolina A&T out of conference tournaments due to COVID-19 The Duke men's basketball team withdrew from the ACC tournament Thursday due to a positive COVID-19 test result that emerged from within the program, the school announced.   Labor Dept. moves to rescind two Trump-era rules on worker classification The Biden administration on Thursday announced it is working to rescind two Trump-era rules it says weakened worker protections.   Britain delays full Brexit import border checks until Jan. 1 The British government announced Thursday that it would delay plans to fully impose border checks on imports following Brexit until Jan. 1.   Chiefs release starting offensive linemen Eric Fisher, Mitchell Schwartz The Kansas City Chiefs released starting offensive tackles Eric Fisher and Mitchell Schwartz on Thursday, creating more than $18 million in salary-cap space.   LB Matt Milano signs 4-year contract extension with Buffalo Bills The Buffalo Bills agreed to a four-year contract extension with linebacker Matt Milano on Thursday, the team announced.   President Joe Biden to direct states to make all adults eligible for COVID-19 vaccine in May President Joe Biden on Thursday said he plans to direct U.S. states and territories to make all adults eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine by May 1.   St. Louis Blues goalie Jordan Binnington signs 6-year, $36M extension The St. Louis Blues rewarded goalie Jordan Binnington, who was set to become an unrestricted free agent this summer, with a massive six-year contract extension.   N.Y. Assembly opens impeachment investigation into Cuomo allegations The New York State Assembly authorized an impeachment investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct against Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Thursday amid growing calls for the Democrat to resign from office.   Ex-Clemson QB Trevor Lawrence inks deal with Topps for exclusive 50-card box set Former Clemson Tigers star quarterback Trevor Lawrence and Topps announced an exclusive deal to manufacture a 50-card box set that will release in April.   Human error led to security breach at Joint Base Andrews, says report Human error and a malfunctioning gate led to last month's security breach at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland, according to an Air Force Inspector General's review of the incident.   House passes two bills tightening firearm background checks The House on Thursday passed two pieces of legislation aimed at tightening background checks for firearm purchases.   Houston Texans signing ex-Pro Bowl RB Mark Ingram to 1-year deal The Houston Texans on Thursday agreed to terms with former Baltimore Ravens running back Mark Ingram II on a short-term contract.   Study: Older adults with history of head injuries show decreased cognitive function Adults who suffer head injuries in their 50s or younger produce lower-than-expected scores on cognitive tests at age 70s, a study published Thursday by the Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology found.   HASC leaders call for drawdown of National Guard troops at Capitol The top ranking members of the House Armed Services Committee asked the Pentagon Thursday to rethink its plan to extend the National Guard presence at the U.S. Capitol.   Pentagon extends deployment of National Guard in Capitol Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin has approved a request to extend the deployment of National Guard members in the Capitol through late May, the Department of Defense announced Tuesday.   All three major U.S. indexes hit record highs amid tech rally, stimulus signing The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 188 points Thursday as all three major indexes hit records behind a continued tech rally and optimism surrounding President Joe Biden's signing of the COVID-19 relief bill.   Air Force receives first F-15EX from Boeing The U.S. Air Force announced this week that it has accepted the first F-15EX from Boeing this week at the contractor's St. Louis facility.   Narwhal tusks offer insights into Arctic's changing climate, shifting biodiversity The tree ring-like layers of the Narwhal tusks have offered scientists fresh insights into the shifting dynamics of Arctic ecosystems, revealing the influence of climate change on the region's sea ice and biodiversity.   Watch: Tennessee woman collects 16,000 Winnie the Pooh items A Tennessee woman is seeking Guinness World Records recognition for her collection of Winnie the Pooh memorabilia, which includes more than 16,000 different items.   Texas AG Ken Paxton sues Austin to stop it from imposing a local mask order Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Travis County and Austin officials in an effort to force them to rescind their local mask orders, he announced Thursday.   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Biden Tells Nation There Is Hope After a Devastating YearIn his first prime-time address from the White House, the president said that he would order states to make all adults eligible for the vaccine by May 1 and that a return to normalcy was possible by July 4.   The Lessons of One of the Worst Years in American LifePresident Donald J. Trump lost his job in large part for mishandling a crisis he at first denied. President Biden knows his legacy depends on bringing the catastrophe to a swift conclusion. Forecasters Expect Biden’s Stimulus to Rapidly Boost EconomyThe stimulus bill President Biden signed on Thursday includes several provisions meant to quickly put money in the hands of low- and middle-income segments of the population. Biden Condemns Hate Crimes Against Asian-Americans“It’s wrong,” President Biden said. “It’s un-American, and it must stop.” Biden Expands Available Avenues to Get the VaccineThe administration is sending vaccines to many more pharmacies, opening more federally run mass vaccinations sites and making dentists, medical students, midwives, paramedics and veterinarians eligible to give shots. Cuomo Faces New Threat: Impeachment Inquiry Led by DemocratsThe move by the State Assembly sets the stage for what could be the state’s first impeachment effort in more than a century. The U.S. Is Sitting on Tens of Millions of Vaccine Doses the World NeedsThose tens of millions of doses from AstraZeneca are waiting for trial results, while countries that authorized the vaccine beg to have them. A Year After W.H.O. Declared a Pandemic, More States Expand Vaccine AccessGeorgia, Minnesota and New York are among those offering shots to more people. Here’s the latest on the pandemic. A Village ErasedThe earthquake and tsunami of March 11, 2011, wiped away the ancient Japanese village of Kesen. In the past decade, a small group of survivors has valiantly tried to rebuild the community, but a grim reality has set in: This emptiness will last forever. L.A.P.D. Strongly Criticized Over Handling of George Floyd ProtestsAn independent report commissioned by the Los Angeles City Council faulted the department for its lack of planning and chaotic response. Derek Chauvin Will Now Face a Third-Degree Murder ChargeThe judge overseeing the trial of the former police officer charged with killing George Floyd has allowed prosecutors to add an additional charge. JPG File Sells for $69 Million, as ‘NFT Mania’ Gathers Pace“Everydays — The First 5000 Days,” by the artist known as Beeple, set a record for a digital artwork in a sale at Christie’s. What Are NFTs, Anyway? One Just Sold for $69 Million.“Nonfungible tokens” and blockchain technology are taking the mainstream art world by storm, fetching huge prices. We explain, or try to. Stimulus, Vaccines, Beeple: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Still Processing Returns for a New Season: Subscribe NowThe culture writers Jenna Wortham and Wesley Morris are back for another season — and no topic is off limits. Diana and MeghanIn explosive interviews separated by 25 years, the two women forced the royal family to confront the truth about itself. Joe Biden Is a Transformational PresidentWe’re seeing a policy realignment without a partisan realignment. I Was an E.M.T. While Covid-19 Devastated New YorkThe losses emergency responders witnessed are beyond what human minds can grasp. Trump Health Care Policies That Biden Should Consider KeepingBiden may want to continue the previous administration’s efforts to lower drug prices and make medical costs transparent. Ending the End of Welfare as We Knew ItThe Democrats’ new child benefit is a very big deal. Our Lonely Chief JusticeA recent solitary dissent by John Roberts points to his isolation from the court’s other conservatives. Spike Lee Predicts the FutureThe director of “Da 5 Bloods” talks about why his old movies still resonate, whether an awards snub even matters and how it’s not his job to end racism. They Left New York During Covid. Make Them Pay.Mayor de Blasio, here’s what to do with all the people returning to the city from log cabins and beach houses. The Coronavirus Killed the Gospel of Small GovernmentThe crisis showed, once and for all, that things fall apart when the government steps aside. Should Biden Cancel Student Debt?Economics offers only part of the answer. The rest depends on whether you think higher education is an investment or a public good. The Night New York's Theaters, Museums and Concert Halls Shut DownChocolate fountains, Debbie Harry and an artist’s swan song cut short. We gathered scenes from the New York City cultural landscape in the last moments before lockdown. The Weeknd Boycotts Future Grammys as 2021 Show NearsThe event on Sunday will address the challenges of a music industry hit hard by the pandemic. The Weeknd, who was snubbed, says he will boycott the awards going forward, in a sign of continuing friction with artists. Drone Video of Bowling Alley Wins Praise From HollywoodA drone video shot in a Minneapolis bowling alley was hailed as an instant classic. One Hollywood veteran said it “adds to the language and vocabulary of cinema.” Georgetown Law Terminates Professor for Remarks About Black StudentsThe law school said Sandra A. Sellers, an adjunct professor, had been terminated, and David C. Batson, another adjunct, had been placed on administrative leave. Herbert Alford Sues Hertz Over Lost Receipt That Was His Murder AlibiHe spent four years imprisoned on a murder conviction before the car rental company finally located a receipt showing he was nowhere near the scene of the 2011 killing in Michigan. Woman’s Disappearance Prompts Outcry Over Safety on London’s StreetsThousands of women shared stories on social media of harassment and fears of walking home at night after Sarah Everard, 33, disappeared in London last week. Oregon Man Is Charged With Two Murders Committed Two Decades ApartGenetic genealogy connected Christopher Lovrien to a 1999 homicide victim, according to the authorities, who said they found the remains of a 2020 homicide victim when they searched his property. ‘There Is, in Britain, a Very Big Silence Around Race’For Black and mixed-race Britons, Meghan’s description of her family troubles recalled familiar and often painful experiences that rarely get talked about. Why Beth Moore Has Captivated Evangelical WomenThe author and public speaker attracted attention for her dramatic break with the Southern Baptist Convention this week. Charles Hill, Detective Who Found ‘The Scream,’ Dies at 73His investigations, often conducted under cover, led to the recovery of Munch’s masterpiece as well as stolen paintings by Vermeer and Titian. How to Decorate Your New Home Before You MoveMeasuring, design and shopping tools built into smartphone apps can help you get your next house in order. Does Wine Lose Its Spirit When the Alcohol Is Removed?Nonalcoholic wines fill a need for the sober and occasionally abstinent, and the new generation of alcohol-free wines is promising. What ‘WandaVision’ Gets Right (and Wrong) About Female SuperheroesIn the Disney+ series, Wanda Maximoff has depth and power, a turn for the Marvel world. But she faces a familiar dilemma: Hero work or domestic bliss? Storytime Lets Fathers Form Bonds From Behind BarsAcross the country, inmates are distance reading bedtime stories to their kids and finding their own paths to redemption. Dench, Smith, McKellen, Jacobi: On a Vanishing Era of Theater GreatsWith British venues closed and years advancing, there’s even less time to see some of the finest actors in their 80s onstage. Mexico’s Unspoiled East Cape Is Nothing Like CaboThe roads are rough, and some areas lack electricity, but the calm, swimmable waters of the Sea of Cortez are enticing to buyers and developers. Cuomo Sexual Harassment Accusation Is Referred to Albany PoliceThe police characterized the alleged groping by the governor of a female aide as something that may rise “to the level of a crime.” More Recent Articles
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