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Team LeBron beats Team Durant in NBA All-Star Game Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo guided Team LeBron to a dominant 170-150 win over Team Durant in the 2021 NBA All-Star Game on Sunday night in Atlanta.      Indians' Jose Ramirez, Franmil Reyes violate COVID-19 protocols, away from team Cleveland Indians veteran third baseman Jose Ramirez and slugger Franmil Reyes were isolated from their teammates at spring training after violating COVID-19 protocols.   'Nomadland,' 'Crown,' 'Ted Lasso' win big at the Critics Choice Awards "Nomadland" was declared Best Picture and Chloe Zhao, the woman who helmed it, was voted Best Director at Sunday's Critics Choice Awards ceremony.   17 dead, hundreds injured in Equatorial Guinea explosion At least 17 people were killed and hundreds more were injured in an explosion at a military base in Equatorial Guinea, officials said.   'Pristine' Kobe Bryant rookie card sells for $1.8M at auction A Kobe Bryant rookie card sold for nearly $1.8 million late Saturday on Goldin Auctions, making it one of the most expensive basketball cards ever sold.   Ex-Clippers, Pistons forward Blake Griffin signing with Nets Six-time All-Star forward Blake Griffin agreed to a short-term contract with the Brooklyn Nets, his agent confirmed Sunday night.   76ers' Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons out of All-Star Game due to contact tracing Philadelphia 76ers stars Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons were ruled out of Sunday night's NBA All-Star Game in Atlanta, the league announced.   Two New York legislators call for Gov. Andrew Cuomo's resignation New York Senate leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins and Assembly Speaker Carl E. Heastie called on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to resign amid accusations of sexual harassment and mishandling of the state's nursing homes.   Arkansas aims to be the next to lift mask order; some states see declining COVID-19 rates Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson said he aims to deliver his state an "off-ramp" to COVID-19 restrictions, by removing penalties last month and lifting the mask order by March 31 if it meets certain requirements.   Rita Wilson celebrates health nearly a year after COVID-19 battle Actress and singer Rita Wilson took to Instagram on Sunday to mark nearly a year since she and her Oscar-winning husband, Tom Hanks, battled the coronavirus.   President Joe Biden signs executive order expanding voting rights, registration information President Joe Biden on Sunday signed an executive order directing federal agencies to expand voting rights access and increase information on voter registration.   'Raya' tops North American box office with $8.6M The animated movie, "Raya and the Last Dragon," is the No. 1 movie in North America this weekend, earning $8.6 million in receipts, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.   Cardi B, BTS, Taylor Swift to perform at the Grammy Awards Cardi B, BTS, Billie Eilish, Harry Styles, Taylor Swift and Megan Thee Stallion are confirmed as presenters for the 63rd Grammy Awards on March 14.   COVID-19 subsides in Britain with 82 new deaths, lockdown to ease The pandemic is diminishing in Britain, including an increase of 82 deaths Sunday, after a peak of more than 1,800 two months ago with restrictions to be reduced and vaccinations ramped up, much like elsewhere in Europe.   Pope Francis urges forgiveness at site of churches ravaged by Islamic State Pope Francis urged Christians in Iraq to be open to forgiveness as he delivered a speech at the site of churches ravaged by the Islamic state on the final day of his trip to the nation.   Golden Globes bestower HFPA focusing on diversity, inclusion The Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which presents the Golden Globe Awards for film and TV, has announced plans for what it calls "transformational change."   Developing weather pattern could ignite severe weather in U.S. AccuWeather forecasters warn that residents of Central and Southern states should keep a close eye on the weather forecast in the coming days as potentially tumultuous changes can be on the way.   Famous birthdays for March 7: Laura Prepon, Amanda Gorman Actor Bryan Cranston turns 65 and poet Amanda Gorman turns 23, among the famous birthdays for March 7.   On This Day, March 7: U.S. troops cross Rhine after capturing Ludendorff Bridge On March 7, 1945, the U.S. 1st Army crossed the Rhine at Remagen, Germany after capturing the strategically important, Ludendorff Bridge.   Alanis Morissette looked for 'silver linings' during pandemic Singer-songwriter Alanis Morissette said she has tried to find an upside to the past year, which included a pandemic and widespread discord.   More Recent Articles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Top State Leader Says ‘Cuomo Must Resign.’ Governor Says ‘No Way.’Gov. Andrew Cuomo said that honoring calls for his resignation because of unproven allegations would be “anti-democratic.”   Child Tax Credit, Proposed in Stimulus, Advances an Effort Years in the MakingThe $1.9 trillion pandemic relief package moving through Congress advances an idea that Democrats have been nurturing for decades: establishing a guaranteed income for families with children. What’s in the Stimulus Bill? A Guide to Where the $1.9 Trillion Is GoingThe measure passed by the Senate, and headed to the House for final approval before going to President Biden’s desk, contains money for direct checks, jobless benefits, state and local aid, and more. Alaska’s Remote Villages Race Against Time and HistoryThe coronavirus has spread into the most remote villages, a reminder of earlier pandemics that ravaged the state. Now there is a rush to deliver vaccines in time. Some Elderly African Americans Are Hesitant About the Covid VaccineA nurse in Baton Rouge has been on a crusade to overcome resistance among older African-Americans unwilling to take the coronavirus vaccine. First Challenge in George Floyd Murder Trial: Finding an Impartial JuryJury selection is scheduled to begin on Monday in the trial of Derek Chauvin, the former police officer charged in connection with Mr. Floyd’s death. What Are the Questions for Potential Jurors in the Derek Chauvin Trial?A jury questionnaire shows what each side may be looking for as jury selection begins next week. Our reporters analyzed some of the questions. Preparing for Retaliation Against Russia, U.S. Confronts Hacking by ChinaThe proliferation of cyberattacks by rivals is presenting a challenge to the Biden administration as it seeks to deter intrusions on government and corporate systems. The Sunday Read: ‘The Lonely Death of George Bell’Dying alone can cause a surprising amount of activity. Sometimes, along the way, a life’s secrets are revealed. The Allies’ Betrayal of George FloydDid the summer’s protests reflect a racial reckoning or seasonal solidarity? Why I Stopped Running During the Pandemic (and How I Started Again)Waiting to feel better wasn’t working. I had to act. Declare Racism a Public Health EmergencyIt would be more than just a symbolic gesture. Face Time With Eight Mayoral CandidatesHere’s what you need to know. America, Your Privacy Settings Are All WrongUsing an opt-in approach will help curb the excesses of Big Tech. America Is Not Made for People Who PeeAs Biden pushes for an infrastructure package, let’s fix our scandalous lack of public restrooms. Kathryn Hahn Talks About Her Insidious, Perfidious Role on ‘WandaVision’Who brought wry comedy, a dual identity and a memorable wink to this Disney+ series? It’s been Agatha all along. Melee Near University of Colorado-Boulder Injures 3 Police OfficersAn informal gathering that swelled to as many as 800 people, most of whom were not wearing masks or social distancing, turned violent on Saturday, officials said. Police Investigating Whether Fraternity Hazing Led to Death of Bowling Green StudentA 20-year-old Ohio student died three days after attending a Pi Kappa Alpha event that was said to involve alcohol-fueled hazing. MacKenzie Scott, a Philanthropist and Ex-Wife of Jeff Bezos, RemarriesHer new husband, Dan Jewett, is a high school science teacher. He has pledged to work with her in giving away much of her billions. Explosions Hit Military Base in Equatorial Guinea, Many Feared DeadOfficials said mishandled explosive were responsible for the disaster in the Central African country. Manchin Expresses Openness to Making Filibuster Harder to UseThe moderate Democrat said he would not support killing off the procedural tool that requires bipartisan support for most bills, but signaled a willingness to advance some party-line votes. After Pandemic, Film Industry’s Hollywood Ending May Have to WaitStudios pushing toward a streaming future remain locked in a battle with theater owners eager for moviegoers to return in droves. Can Roger Federer Be Roger Federer Again?He has 20 Grand Slam titles, but he is 39 and has not played competitively in more than a year. That changes this week in Qatar. Immersive van Gogh Experiences Bloom Like SunflowersTouring shows that transform the walls and floors of a space into a kind of van Gogh dream world are popping up in cities across the United States. Manchester United Stops Manchester City but Not Its DestinyA rivalry victory may only prove a speed bump in the Premier League title. But European rivals will see hope in a blow to City’s rhythm. Kyrsten Sinema and the Thumbs-Down That Enraged the LeftThe Arizona Democrat, one of a handful of moderate senators who hold heavy sway over President Biden’s agenda, has come under mounting pressure for her opposition to liberal priorities. More Than You Need to Know About Harry, Meghan and OprahThe royal couple sat down for an interview. Here’s the back story. More Recent Articles
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