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Texans to sign ex-Broncos RB Phillip Lindsay; Chris Carson staying with Seahawks Former Denver Broncos running back Phillip Lindsay has agreed to a one-year contract with the Houston Texans.      March Madness roundup: Oral Roberts stuns Ohio State to bust brackets The 15th-seeded Oral Roberts Golden Eagles held off the No. 2 seed Ohio State Buckeyes 75-72 in overtime Friday in West Lafayette, Ind., to pull off the first major upset of this year's NCAA men's basketball tournament.   Marquette fires men's basketball coach Steve Wojciechowski Marquette University has fired men's basketball coach Steve Wojciechowski after seven seasons.   Biden denounces anti-Asian violence, rhetoric in Atlanta visit President Joe Biden condemned violence against Asian Americans during a visit Friday to Atlanta, the site of a series of shootings that left eight people dead at three spas.   Volcanic eruption disrupts Iceland air traffic A volcanic eruption near Reykjavik on Friday paused inbound and outbound air traffic at Iceland's largest airport, local officials said.   Virginia arrives in Indianapolis for NCAA men's tourney after COVID-19 delay The Virginia Cavaliers finally arrived in Indianapolis for the NCAA men's basketball tournament Friday, becoming the 68th and final team to do so.   JuJu Smith-Schuster returning to Steelers on 1-year deal Pro Bowl wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster has agreed to re-sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers on a one-year deal.   Mike Rowe returning for more 'Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe said he is returning to host new episodes of the docu-series "Dirty Jobs."   New series 'Sparking Joy with Marie Kondo' to premiere this summerFinland tops World Happiness Report for 4th consecutive year Finland maintained its No. 1 spot as the world's happiest country in the United Nations' World Happiness Report released Friday.   Lebanon's economic meltdown, fear of chaos push army to the edge The Lebanese Army, which has been playing a critical role in maintaining stability since the country's worst crisis broke out 18 months ago, is facing the growing challenge of surviving a rapidly deteriorating economy, r   Plans underway for UNITAS 2021 U.S.-South American naval exercises Planning for the 62nd UNITAS naval exercises, involving U.S. and South American navies, is underway, U.S. Naval Forces Southern Command said on Friday.   Scientists use DNA technology to build tough 3D nanomaterials Researchers at Columbia University have found a way to marry the versatility of DNA nanotechnology with the toughness of silica-based materials.   Doing a good deed for mom leads Kansas couple to lottery jackpot A Kansas man found doing a favor for his mother was a lucky undertaking when he and his wife won $75,000 from a scratch-off lottery ticket.   Watch: 24-year-old photos found in antique camera returned to family A Toronto man who bought an antique camera from Pennsylvania off eBay discovered there was still film inside -- and he was able to reunite the photos with the family that took them in 1997.   Marine awarded Silver Star for combat heroism during Korean War After nearly 70 years, Marine Cpl. Salvatore Naimo received a Silver Star award on Friday for heroism in the Korean War.   In Photos: Mourners gather in Atlanta following deadly shootings Mourners create makeshift memorials in Atlanta following mass shootings in three spas in Atlanta on Tuesday, killing eight. including six women of Korean descent. The man accused was apprehended and charged with murder on Wednesday. President Joe Biden ordered the U.S. flag to be flown at half-staff to honor the victims.   Watch: Montana girl, 17, earns a doctorate in business administration A 17-year-old Montana girl who studied business administration at California Intercontinental University has become the youngest American in history to earn a doctorate.   Bipartisan group of lawmakers see carbon capture as answer to climate change A bipartisan group of lawmakers have introduced a bill to provide loan guarantees from the Department of Energy to new and existing carbon capture projects.   Study: COVID-19 death risk higher for people with severe MS disability Older adults with severe disability due to multiple sclerosis are 25 times more likely to die from COVID-19 than those with more mild forms of the neurological disorder, a study published Friday by JAMA Neurology found.   Watch: Kansas man ordered to remove giant Chiefs mural from side of home A Kansas man who turned his love for the Kansas City Chiefs into a giant mural on the side of his house said the city has ordered him to take it down.   Scottish island for sale with opening bid of $111,700 An auction house announced an entire 11-acre island in the Scottish Highlands will be auctioned online with a starting bid of $111,700.   U.S. military branches gather data, conduct training on extremism Military branches are collecting data about extremism in their ranks, and training troops, in anticipation of an April 1 deadline, a Pentagon official said.   USS Winston S. Churchill returns home after 9-month deployment The destroyer USS Winston S. Churchill returned to Norfolk, Va., its homeport, on Friday after a nine-month deployment with the U.S. 5th and 6th Fleets.   Watch: Drone video records Illinois bridge implosion The Illinois Department of Transportation shared drone footage of an old bridge being imploded over the Illinois River.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Confronting Violence Against Asians, Biden Says That ‘We Cannot Be Complicit’Vice President Kamala Harris joined the president in forcefully condemning the killings in Atlanta. “Racism is real in America, and it has always been,” she said.   Suspect’s Church Calls Atlanta Spa Attacks ‘the Result of a Sinful Heart’The church said the killing of eight people at Atlanta spas was “an extreme and wicked act.” Police records show prostitution-related arrests at one of the targeted businesses between 2011 and 2014. Atlanta Shooting Victims Are Remembered for Love and Hard WorkAmong the eight people killed at Atlanta-area spas this week was a wife going for a massage with her husband, and immigrant mothers working long hours to support their children. How Anti-Asian Activity Online Set the Stage for Real-World ViolenceOn platforms such as Telegram and 4chan, racist memes and posts about Asian-Americans have created fear and dehumanization. Cuomo Faces New Claims of Sexual Harassment From Current AideThe aide, Alyssa McGrath, accused Gov. Andrew Cuomo of ogling her body, remarking on her looks, and making suggestive comments to her and another woman in his office. N.Y. Nursing Home Deaths: F.B.I. Investigating if Cuomo Aides Gave False DataThe inquiry has added to the legal pressure faced by Gov. Andrew Cuomo and his aides over the deaths of nursing home residents from Covid-19. In a Boost to Reopening Schools, C.D.C. Says Students Can Be 3 Feet ApartThe previous recommendation of six feet of distancing was a major obstacle to bringing students back for in-person learning. Virus Partially Shuts Trump's Florida ClubThe club is set to play host to events during the Republican National Committee spring retreat in Florida next month. It has been Mr. Trump’s post-presidency base of operations. As Republicans Shun Vaccines, Congress Toils to Return to NormalA quarter of lawmakers have yet to receive a coronavirus vaccine, even though they have been available since December. With Disruption and Trolling, Marjorie Taylor Greene Reflects G.O.P.’s ShiftRepresentative Marjorie Taylor Greene said being booted from committees left more time for her to push her party to the right. She’s part of a new wave of lawmakers more interested in brand-building than lawmaking. Migrant Families at U.S.-Mexico Border Deported by SurpriseWhen 149 migrants were escorted onto a bridge by U.S. Border Patrol agents, they had no idea where they were being taken. Many collapsed, crying, when they learned they were back in Mexico. Border Towns Brace for More Migrants as the Border Slowly ReopensSmall towns in Texas and Arizona are seeing dozens of migrants arriving each day, in some cases straining local resources. More are coming, federal officials warn. At N.C.A.A. Tournaments, Unequal Facilities for WomenOfficials apologized for providing inadequate facilities for the women’s basketball players, but later acknowledged they were also receiving cheaper, less sensitive coronavirus tests. Andrew Cuomo, Tigray, March Madness: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Meme Stocks, Bias in A.I. and Instagram Book Clubs: The Week in Narrated ArticlesFive articles from around The Times, narrated just for you. How Covid Changed UsReflect on Covid-19’s toll and how we come back. Subscribers can R.S.V.P. here. The Deep American Roots of the Atlanta ShootingsThe victims lived at the nexus of race, gender and class. Mr. Biden, Enough With the Tough Talk on ChinaModest measures can reverse the dangerous decay in relations. Another Big Step Toward Digitizing Our LivesOn Beeple, Nyan Cat and the latest tech phenom: the non-fungible token, or NFT. I Got a Covid Vaccine. What Can I Do?Three experts respond to questions from readers about what they can do after getting vaccinated. The End of New York's Long, Covid WinterSpring is here. So is the end of the pandemic. Almost. Why Is It So Tough to Leave Afghanistan?The foreign policy establishment just can’t admit when it got things wrong. ‘This Is Jim Crow in New Clothes’Senator Raphael Warnock’s first speech on the Senate floor brought the past into the present. Andrew Cuomo and the Performance of PowerRebecca Traister and Ezra Klein discuss the New York governor’s fall from grace, toxic workplaces and the aesthetic of strongmen leaders. Why Are We Worrying About Women’s Work?Some liberals are wrongly concerned that the child benefit in the Biden rescue plan could help poor mothers stay home. Visited a National Park This Year? Now, Help Save It.More people than ever visited national parks during the pandemic. We need to harness that interest for change. Biden Has DisappearedHis presidency will be transformational to the extent that he transforms himself. Selling Art to Pay the Bills Divides the Nation’s Museum DirectorsBitter debate has ensued as museum leaders around the country discuss whether to permanently embrace a pandemic-spurred policy that allows the sale of art to cover some operating costs. It’s My Idea. She’s Taking Credit.What to do about copycats on Zoom calls, a rival’s resentment and managing an intern. Why U.S. Cruises Are Still in Port in 2021Six months ago, the C.D.C. lifted its “no sail” order for American cruise companies, but they haven’t started sailing — and likely won’t soon. An explainer. Five Who Used Marijuana in Past Will Exit White House, Calling New Guidelines Into QuestionThe episode highlighted how murky new guidelines toward past use are, particularly for a White House that has pledged to embrace progressive positions. Tom Reed Disputes Groping AllegationThe congressman from New York, who has been eyeing a run against Gov. Andrew Cuomo, did not specify what parts of the account of his actions in a bar in 2017 were inaccurate. Tony Buzbee, Lawyer for Deshaun Watson's Accusers, Addresses Skeptics“This case is about female empowerment, taking the power back,” said Tony Buzbee, who represents seven women in lawsuits accusing the Texans quarterback of sexual assault. House Votes to Avert Deep Medicare Cuts to Pay for $1.9 Trillion Stimulus PlanThe measure is likely to become the subject of negotiations later in the year over government spending and debt. Student Loan Forgiveness Program Made Decisions in 12 Minutes, Documents SayEducation Dept. documents filed in federal court describe a process that denied 130,000 claims from borrowers who say schools misled them. The Water on Mars Vanished. This Might Be Where It Went.Mars once had rivers, lakes and seas. Although the planet is now desert dry, scientists say most of the water is still there, just locked up in rocks. The David Dobrik Story, ExplainedA YouTuber famous for his prank videos has lost multiple sponsors this week. How Volkswagen’s Sins Fueled Its RedemptionIn the aftermath of a diesel scandal five years ago, executives made a commitment to electric vehicles that now is paying off. Greg Steltenpohl, Pioneer in Plant-Based Drinks, Dies at 66His first company, Odwalla, was crippled by a bacterial outbreak; he then started Califia Farms, now a leader in the beverage industry. TV’s Battle of the Binge: Why the Wait Can Be Worth ItStreaming TV promised to free us from schedules, but series like “WandaVision” show that weekly rituals still have power. A Stew That Captures the Essence of the SeaA vibrant seafood stew, moqueca invigorates holiday menus and everyday meals alike. A Designer Who Finds Beauty in AusterityFor Loren Daye, stripping a space back to its most essential elements is an aesthetic practice to live by. A Paris Opera Ballet Étoile on Being Young, Gifted and SuccessfulHugo Marchand talks about his memoir, “Danser,” about the intensity of the company and about dancing with Anselm Kiefer paintings. The Panorama Panini PandemicPeople have a range of nicknames for the pandemic: a panorama, a pandemonium, a “pandemi moore,” a panini. Is humor a useful way to cope with incredibly difficult times? After Nearly Four Decades, a Tip Helps Solve the Killing of a School CookVirginia Hannon, 59, was found stabbed and strangled in her home in 1984. The authorities said a tipster last year helped them identify her killer. Deb Haaland Makes History, and Dresses for ItWhen she took her oath of office, the first Native American cabinet secretary also took a stance for self-expression. Stephen Colbert Is Skeptical of Putin’s Best Wishes for Biden“That is ominous,” Colbert said of Vladimir Putin’s wishing the president “good health” on Thursday. “But then again, when Putin says anything, it kind of sounds ominous.” These Lemony Pudding Cakes Are Magic in a RamekinSweet and tangy, these easy desserts yield two textures — puffy and custardy — from one straightforward batter. Try Spelling BeePuzzle throughout the day to see how many words you can find. The Crossword, Vertex and MoreSolve the daily puzzle edited by Will Shortz, or try out other games like the Mini and Letter Boxed. Try Our Newest GamePlay Vertex. Connect the dots to reveal the hidden picture. Try TilesOur soothing matching game may help you de-stress. More Recent Articles
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