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At least 12 dead in 'mass fatality' crash in Southern California At least a dozen people were killed in Southern California on Tuesday, in a crash involving a semi-truck and a sport-utility vehicle, authorities said.      Former Auburn DE Big Kat Bryant reuniting with Gus Malzahn at UCF Former Auburn Tigers defensive end Big Kat Bryant announced Tuesday on social media he will transfer to the University of Central Florida and reunite with head football coach Gus Malzahn.   Democrats propose creation of monument for Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Capitol Hill Democrats in the House and Senate on Tuesday introduced a bill proposing the construction of a monument honoring the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg at the Capitol.   Creighton basketball coach Greg McDermott apologizes for 'plantation' analogy Creighton men's basketball coach Greg McDermott apologized Tuesday for using a racially insensitive analogy after a loss to Xavier last week.   Pentagon report warns extremists use military to boost legitimacy, combat skill A Department of Defense report released on Tuesday warned that members of White supremacist and other extremist groups covet military members to increase the legitimacy of their cause and ability to carry out attacks.   Houston Rockets to retire James Harden's No. 13 jersey Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta confirmed that superstar guard James Harden will have his No. 13 jersey retired when he ends his NBA career.   BAE awarded $58M to start production of EPAWSS for F-15s BAE Systems was awarded a $58 million contract from Boeing to start low rate initial production of the F-15 Eagle Passive Active Warning and Survivability System for the U.S. Air Force.   Miami Dolphins planning to release 'surprised' Kyle Van Noy The Miami Dolphins are expected to release veteran linebacker Kyle Van Noy after just one season.   Mississippi, Texas to rescind mask mandates, business restrictions Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday announced plans to lift mask mandates and allow businesses to open at 100% capacity in their respective states.   Penguins star Sidney Crosby placed in COVID-19 protocol, out vs. Flyers Pittsburgh Penguins captain and star forward Sidney Crosby was placed on the NHL's COVID-19 protocols list, forcing him to miss Tuesday night's game against the Philadelphia Flyers.   U.S. not prepared to defend against AI-based attacks, report says The federal government is not prepared to address threats posed by the increased adoption of artificial intelligence, according to a new report from the The National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence.   Neera Tanden withdraws nomination as budget director Neera Tanden withdrew her name from consideration to be director of the Office of Management and Budget after facing scrutiny over her past tweets critical of lawmakers, President Joe Biden announced Tuesday.   Vikings release veteran TE Kyle Rudolph after 10 seasons The Minnesota Vikings released former Pro Bowl tight end Kyle Rudolph after 10 seasons, the team announced Tuesday.   Cuttlefish reveal link between self-control, intelligence According to a new study, cuttlefish can pass the Stanford marshmallow test, delaying the gratification of an immediate reward for a better reward later.   New York Legislature agrees to remove Gov. Andrew Cuomo's emergency powers The New York State Legislature announced Tuesday that it will pass legislation to immediately strip Gov. Andrew Cuomo of emergency powers granted to him at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic last year.   USS Kearsarge departs Norfolk for sea trials The Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Kearsarge departed Naval Station Norfolk for sea trials Monday, the Navy announced.   Musk, Maezawa say moon mission is on track for 2023 SpaceX will fly its deep-space rocket Starship in orbit "many, many times before 2023" and will take 12 people around the moon that year, the company's founder and CEO Elon Musk announced on Tuesday.   Boeing inks $115M deal for 3 more Loyal Wingman drones for Australia The Australian government announced a plan Tuesday to co-develop three more Loyal Wingman unmanned aircraft, which recently completed its first test flight.   Belly fat can adapt to resist weight-loss strategies, study finds Belly fat, or the persistent area of weight gain around the stomach, adapts over time to become more resistant to weight-loss treatments, according to a study published Tuesday by the journal Cell Reports.   President Joe Biden promises every adult can be vaccinated by end of May President Joe Biden said Tuesday there will be enough COVID-19 vaccines for every adult in the United States to be fully vaccinated by the end of May, two months sooner than previously expected.   Senate confirms Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo as commerce secretary The Senate on Thursday confirmed Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo to serve as U.S. commerce secretary.   Christopher Wray: Social media was one of the catalysts for Jan. 6 attack The head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation appeared in the Senate on Tuesday to testify about the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol -- six months after he warned Congress about rising domestic extremism.   Simple tweaks helped the trap-jaw ant evolve its powerful bite According to a new study, published Tuesday in the journal PLOS Biology, the trap-jaw evolved independently among different ant lineages between seven and ten times.   Woman wins $1.1 million lottery jackpot over lunch An Australian woman who sat down to lunch with her husband ended up leaving the table as the winner of a lottery jackpot worth more than $1.1 million.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Biden Vows Enough Vaccine ‘for Every Adult American’ by End of MayThe pharmaceutical giant Merck & Co. agreed to help manufacture Johnson & Johnson’s coronavirus vaccine, in a deal partly brokered by the White House.   Texas and Other States Reopen as Covid Cases FallAs coronavirus cases fall, states are rescinding mask mandates and reopening businesses and schools, prompting people to emerge after months of isolation despite uncertainty about the pandemic’s future. New York City is ramping up testing for variants as the vaccine rollout continues.Biden Drops Tanden Nomination Amid Bipartisan OppositionThe White House had insisted that it would stand by Neera Tanden as President Biden’s top budget official, but it became clear that she did not have the Senate votes to be confirmed. With Demise of Wage Increase, Biden and Democrats Face Progressive IrePresident Biden and top Democrats are working to ensure that frustration over the exclusion of the minimum wage increase in the stimulus plan does not overshadow the success of the package. Biden Administration Announces Sanctions on Russia in Navalny CaseThe action came as the administration declassified an intelligence finding that the F.S.B., one of Russia’s leading intelligence agencies, was responsible for the poisoning of Aleksei A. Navalny. Domestic Terrorism Threat Is ‘Metastasizing’ in U.S., F.B.I. Director SaysChristopher A. Wray condemned the Capitol riot and told the Senate Judiciary Committee that agents had opened 2,000 domestic terrorism inquiries in recent years. Ambitious Republicans’ Dance: Embrace Trump, but Don’t Try to Be HimAs jockeying begins for 2024, rank-and-file Republicans say they are most drawn to leaders who both pledge fealty to the former president and appear to showcase a distinct political identity. Cuomo Faces More Calls for His Resignation as Crisis DeepensGov. Andrew Cuomo faced more calls for his resignation, and a Republican congressman and Trump backer, Lee Zeldin, said he was exploring a challenge to him next year. California Border Crash Kills at Least 13A truck slammed into an S.U.V. crowded with 25 people in an agricultural region where migrant smuggling is common. What We Know About the Deadly Crash in CaliforniaThe collision of an S.U.V. and a tractor-trailer on the outskirts of Holtville, Calif., left at least 13 people dead. A Weekend of Mourning at a Los Angeles ChurchA priest who was hospitalized last year with Covid-19 offered funeral Masses for two victims. Johnson & Johnson, Texas, Riviera Maya: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The Daily: What's In the Biden Administration's Stimulus Package?As the Senate prepares to vote on President Biden’s first major piece of legislation, we look at the partisan debate that has erupted around it. Got a Confidential News Tip?The Times would like to hear from readers who want to share messages and materials with our journalists. Israel, the U.A.E. and a New Middle EastWe may be witnessing a major realignment of the Middle East. Love Factory: The Price of Being a Social Media StarLivestreaming your life to a devoted audience is big business. A new short film explores what happens when the cameras are off. A Third Covid Vaccine Is a Reason for OptimismA century ago, another pandemic terrorized the world for over a year — until it didn’t. Is the coronavirus finally going the way of the 1918 flu? Will the Supreme Court Gut the Voting Rights Act?The court is being asked how hard it should be for states to pass what might be voter-suppression laws. My Coronavirus Vaccine, a Love StoryI spent my life covering wars, but this battle was fought at home. The Military’s Extremism Problem Is Our ProblemYes, veterans were involved in the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. But this isn’t just the military’s problem to solve. The Biden and Romney Family Plans Go Too FarA policy that sustains people in joblessness is not ultimately anti-poverty. A Better Way to Think About ConspiraciesPeople will always be interested in conspiracy theories. They need a tool kit for discriminating among different fringe ideas. Woody Allen, Mia Farrow and What Popular Culture Wants to BelieveThe new HBO documentary revisits a 1990s scandal. What viewers take away from it may depend on the stories they trust about women and why. One of Turkey’s Hottest Rock Bands Has an Unlikely SourceAltin Gun’s fans say the band does more for Turkey’s image than the government. No one seems to mind that it’s actually Dutch. 6 Dr. Seuss Books Will No Longer Be Published Over Offensive ImagesThe company that oversees the children’s author’s estate said that the titles contained depictions of groups that were “hurtful and wrong.” Mississippi Congressman Faces Allegations of Misusing Campaign FundsThe House Ethics Committee is investigating Representative Steven M. Palazzo after a preliminary inquiry found he engaged in a “concerning pattern” of spending campaign funds on his waterfront house. How Sexual Assault Allegations Have Divided Mexico's Governing PartyMexico’s president has stood by a candidate accused of sexual assault. The case is testing the president’s promises of justice and equality for all. In Afghanistan, Three Women Working in Media Are Gunned DownThe women, the latest victims in a wave of targeted attacks, were killed on their way home from their jobs at Enikass Radio and TV in Jalalabad. Bunny Wailer, Reggae Pioneer With the Wailers, Dies at 73He was the last surviving original member of the group, which also featured Bob Marley and Peter Tosh. Together they helped spread the music of Jamaica worldwide. Cornel West Is in a Fight With Harvard, AgainThe popular professor, who left Harvard in 2002 after a dispute with its president, says he may leave again if the university does not grant him tenure. Without Backpackers to Pick Them, Crops Rot by the Ton in AustraliaThe pandemic has exposed the shaky labor foundation of the country’s agriculture industry, spurring calls for an immigration overhaul. Angelina Jolie's Churchill Painting Fetches $11.5 MillionThe painting, “Tower of the Koutoubia Mosque,” was a gift to Jolie by Brad Pitt and is believed to be Churchill’s only World War II-era landscape. How the Cookbooks of 2020 Tell the Stories of Our Pandemic KitchensFrom beans and baking projects to vegan and global recipes, the year’s best sellers show the ways home cooking changed, and what may lie ahead. The Return of the FoyerThe pandemic has prompted some builders to reconsider open plan apartments to include an entry space, a de facto “airlock” between the outside world and the rest of the apartment. There Is No Vaccine for GriefBut there are ways to prepare to face it. For Many Golden Globe Winners, the London Stage Came FirstAt Sunday’s ceremony, a whole host of British winners and nominees got their training in the theater before they made it to the screen. Why I Started Wearing Head WrapsOnce you master the technique, every outfit becomes more interesting. Tying a wrap becomes an everyday celebration of Blackness. Tiny Love Stories: ‘We Are Not Ready for Real Life’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Best Movies and TV Shows Streaming on Hulu, Disney in MarchEvery month, streaming services add a new batch of titles to their libraries. Here are our picks for March. New Technique Reveals Centuries of Secrets in Locked LettersM.I.T. researchers have devised a virtual-reality technique that lets them read old letters that were mailed not in envelopes but in the writing paper itself after being folded into elaborate enclosures. Cuomo Accused of Unwanted Advance at a Wedding: ‘Can I Kiss You?’The young woman’s account follows two separate accusations that Gov. Andrew Cuomo sexually harassed two female state employees. More Recent Articles
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