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Vancouver Canucks' practice facilities remain closed due to COVID-19 The Vancouver Canucks were unable to reopen their practice facilities Sunday as initially planned after veteran forward Jay Beagle was placed in the NHL's COVID-19 protocols.      Tennessee State to hire Titans great Eddie George as head football coach Tennessee State University is hiring former Tennessee Titans star running back Eddie George as its new head football coach.   Warriors rookie James Wiseman has meniscus injury, could miss season Golden State Warriors rookie center James Wiseman could miss the rest of the 2020-21 NBA season because of a significant knee injury.   Natanz nuclear facility loses power; Iran cites suspicion of 'sabotage' Officials in Iran cited the possibility of "sabotage" after the Natanz nuclear facility lost power on Sunday.   Los Angeles Angels' Dexter Fowler tears ACL, out for season Los Angeles Angels starting right fielder Dexter Fowler suffered a torn left ACL and will miss the remainder of the season.   Hideki Matsuyama wins 85th Masters golf tourney, first major title Japan's Hideki Matsuyama held off an erratic Xander Schauffele for a one-stroke victory at the 85th Masters Tournament on Sunday at Augusta National Golf Club, claiming his first major title and the Green Jacket.   Moments from the 2021 Masters Tournament The Masters Tournament teed off April 8, 2021, at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga. The tournament ended April 11, with limited in-person spectators allowed. Here's a look at the tournament from UPI photographer Kevin Dietsch.   Former FDA commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb: U.S. vaccine supply will soon exceed demand Dr. Scott Gottlieb said Sunday that vaccine supply will outpace demand in many states within three weeks as he urged the White House to surge doses to hot spots such as Michigan.   Prince Andrew: Queen Elizabeth II feels 'void in her life' after Prince Philip's death Prince Andrew on Sunday told reporters that his mother Queen Elizabeth II has described feeling a "huge void in her life" following the death of her husband Prince Philip on Friday.   'Nomadland' wins big at BAFTAs'Godzilla vs. Kong' tops North American box office with $13.4M "Godzilla vs. Kong" is the No. 1 movie at the North American box office for a second weekend, earning an additional $13.4 million in receipts, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.   Henry Cavill goes Instagram official with 'love' Natalie Viscuso "Zack Snyder's Justice League" star Henry Cavill went Instagram official with his girlfriend Natalie Viscuso this weekend.   Dreary weather to persist across Northeast After recently enjoying warm spring weather, the Northeast is moving into a dreary and stormy pattern to end the weekend.   Iowa State Patrol Sgt. Jim Smith killed attempting to arrest armed man barricaded in his home Sgt. Jim Smith, a 27-year veteran of the Iowa State Patrol, was shot and killed attempting to apprehend a man who barricaded himself inside his home after assaulting another Iowa law enforcement officer.   Kid Cudi pays tribute to Chris Farley, Kurt Cobain on 'SNL' Rapper Kid Cudi paid tribute to late celebrities Chris Farley and Kurt Cobain during his performances as the musical guest on "Saturday Night Live" this weekend.   Bowen Yang plays Titanic iceberg on 'SNL' "Saturday Night Live" cast member Bowen Yang played the iceberg the Titanic hit in a "Weekend Update" interview with Colin Jost.   Chloe Zhao wins DGA Award for helming 'Nomadland' Chloe Zhao won the Directors Guild of America Award for Best Feature Film on Saturday night for helming "Nomadland."   Ramsey Clark, attorney general under Lyndon Johnson, dies Ramsey Clark, the attorney general under President Lyndon B Johnson for 22 months then became a civil rights attorney, has died at his home in New York City. He was 93.   Sixth person dies after shooting at home in South Carolina A sixth person has died in a shooting at a home near Charlotte in South Carolina last week by a gunman identified by police as a former NFL player who later took his life.   On This Day, April 11: Gen. MacArthur relieved of command in Korea On April 11, 1951, President Harry Truman relieved Army Gen. Douglas MacArthur of his command in Korea.   Famous birthdays for April 11: Joss Stone, Ethel Kennedy Singer Joss Stone turns 34 and Ethel Kennedy turns 92, among the famous birthdays for April 11.   More Recent Articles
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Blackout Hits Iran Nuclear Site in What Appears to Be Israeli SabotageThe power failure was described by Iran as “nuclear terrorism” as talks were underway in Vienna to restore the 2015 nuclear deal.   Online Schools Are Here to Stay, Even After the PandemicSome families have come to prefer stand-alone virtual schools and districts are rushing to accommodate them — though questions about remote learning persist. Parents, Stop Talking About the ‘Lost Year’Teenagers and tweens will be fine, experts say — if adults model resilience. Many Mayors Cite Covid Burnout as a Reason for Their ExitLocal officials nationwide are announcing plans to step back from elected office. Many offer the same explanation: Covid burnout. ‘Like the Tiger King Got Elected Tax Collector’: Inside the Case That Ensnared Matt GaetzJoel Greenberg, a onetime local official in Florida, is accused of an array of crimes, including bribery, stalking and corruption. A Clash of Wills Keeps a Leonardo Masterpiece HiddenThe Louvre inspected the “Salvator Mundi” and certified it as the work of Leonardo da Vinci. But it kept those findings secret after a squabble with the painting’s owners. 5 Takeaways From the Second Week of the Derek Chauvin TrialWitnesses addressed two key issues: What caused George Floyd’s death, and whether Mr. Chauvin violated police policies on the use of force. 10 Weeks to the Finish Line: The N.Y.C. Mayor’s Race Heats UpWith the primary weeks away, candidates are sharpening their attacks, ramping up in-person events and preparing to spend the millions of dollars that they have stockpiled. The Sunday Read: ‘The Ghost Writer’Philip Roth was his own favorite subject. What’s left for a biographer? Tucker Carlson and White ReplacementThis racist theory is rooted in white supremacist panic. You Can Hear the Whistle Blow a Hundred MilesJust the possibility of riding trains again has me humming folk songs. You’ve Heard About Gerrymandering. What Happens When It Involves Prisons?Counting people where they’re imprisoned takes political power away from cities and transfers it to rural areas. A Once-in-a-Century Crisis Can Help Educate DoctorsThe horrors of Covid-19 may give proponents of the liberal arts an unexpected opening. The Force That Can Help Amazon’s Workers? Amazon’s Shoppers.Customers can start telling Jeff Bezos to treat his workers like human beings. The Nets Could Have Had It All With Dr. JAs great as today’s Nets look with their starry threesome, they could have dominated the N.B.A. much, much sooner — in the 1970s, behind Julius Erving. Need New Skills? How About a Hug? The Women’s Shed Welcomes You.In Australia, men’s sheds became a global model for helping “old boys” continue living meaningful lives. Now, women are starting their own. ‘Tell Us if He’s Dead’: Abductions and Torture Rattle UgandaHundreds have been detained, many brutalized, after a bloody, contested election. The government of Yoweri Museveni appears intent on breaking the back of the opposition. After Threats to Turn It Into a Toilet, a Confederate Monument Is RecoveredA stone chair dedicated to Jefferson Davis has been returned to the United Daughters of the Confederacy after a group calling itself White Lies Matter claimed to have stolen it. Fed Chief Says U.S. Economy Is at an ‘Inflection Point’ as Risks Remain“It’s going to be smart if people can continue to socially distance and wear masks,” Jerome Powell said on “60 Minutes.” Alibaba Will Lower Merchant Fees After Antitrust FineChina’s $2.8 billion antitrust penalty against Alibaba far exceeds its previous fines for anticompetitive business practices. Howard Weitzman, Defense Lawyer for the Famous, Dies at 81A master practitioner of the courthouse-steps news conference, he often made his case in the court of public opinion. He also made lawsuits disappear. Myanmar Protests, and Killings, ContinueThe death toll has passed 700, with more than 80 killed on Friday in one city alone, a rights group said. Summer Vacation With Unvaccinated Kids: Here’s What You Can DoThe pandemic has made it tough for families to figure out safe travel options. So we asked some experts what they’re doing this summer. What to Cook This WeekYewande Komolafe has a fine recipe for kunun gyada, a warmly spiced West African porridge of rice and peanuts that’s also a versatile meal. Del Posto, the Lauded Italian Restaurant, Will Permanently CloseIts executive chef, Melissa J. Rodriguez, has purchased the restaurant with a group of investors, with plans to open a similarly ambitious Italian restaurant. Benita Raphan, Maker of Lyrical Short Films, Is Dead at 58Her dreamlike “genius” films about figures like Emily Dickinson and Buckminster Fuller hovered between documentary and experimental cinema. Weddings: Focus on the Marriage, Not the WeddingCarmen Myer and Aaron James had to deal with storms, long-distance commuting, a pandemic and a lost rescue dog to get here. More Recent Articles
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