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Minnesota Wild's Mats Zuccarello, Rem Pitlick enter NHL's COVID-19 protocol Minnesota Wild forwards Mats Zuccarello and Rem Pitlick entered the NHL's COVID-19 protocol Thursday, the team announced.     Biden, U.N. Security Council call for return of civilian gov't after coup in Sudan The United Nations Security Council called Thursday for the return of the civilian government in Sudan following a military coup early this week.   Washington Capitals' T.J. Oshie week-to-week due to lower body injury The Washington Capitals have listed star winger T.J. Oshie as week-to-week with an undisclosed lower body injury.   Philadelphia settles Walter Wallace Jr. wrongful death suit The city of Philadelphia on Thursday paid to settle the wrongful death lawsuit of Walter Wallace Jr., a mentally ill man who was shot and killed by police while brandishing a knife.   San Diego Padres to hire Oakland A's skipper Bob Melvin as new manager The San Diego Padres are hiring Oakland Athletics skipper Bob Melvin as their new manager.   U.S. recorded more than 20,000 road fatalities in first six months of 2021 The United States reported an estimated 20,160 motor vehicle traffic fatalities in the first six months of 2006, the most in that time period since 2006, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.   Miami Marlins sign shortstop Miguel Rojas to 2-year, $10M contract Veteran shortstop Miguel Rojas signed a two-year, $10 million contract with the Miami Marlins on Thursday, the team announced.   Nor'easter off U.S. coast has similarities to 1991 'Perfect Storm,' may become tropical A nor'easter that pummeled areas from New Jersey to Maine, leaving hundreds of thousands without power, could transform into a tropical or subtropical system in the coming days.   Justice Department to provide $21M to prosecute, investigate hate crimes The U.S. Department of Justice on Thursday announced it would allocate $21 million to assist the investigation and prosecution of hate crimes amid a surge in crimes based on race, gender, sexual identity and disability.   Regina King honored with handprint, footprint ceremony at TCL Chinese Theatre Oscar and Emmy award- winning actor Regina King said it was a "surreal moment" to have her handprints and footprints immortalized in front of Hollywood's iconic TCL Chinese Theatre on Thursday.   Unruly passenger punches American Airlines flight attendant, forces diversion American Airlines diverted one of its flights to Denver after a passenger carried out "one of the worst displays of unruly behavior we've ever witnessed," the company's CEO said Thursday.   Oklahoma executes prisoner involved in suit against lethal injection protocol Oklahoma on Thursday executed John Grant hours after the Supreme Court vacated his and another prisoner's stay.   Florida sues Biden administration over mask mandate for federal workers The state of Florida on Thursday filed a lawsuit seeking to block the Biden administration's mandate requiring that all federal workers be vaccinated against COVID-19.   Jupiter's Great Red Spot is deeper than thought, shaped like lens, studies say New studies of Jupiter's Great Red Spot released Thursday have found that while the meteorological phenomenon is deeper than originally thought, it's largely shaped like a flat lens about 10,000 miles wide.   House committee to subpoena oil companies over climate misinformation The House Oversight and Reform Committee will issue subpoenas to ExxonMobil, BP America, Chevron, Shell and the American Petroleum Institute to obtain key internal documents that the companies have not provided.   Jon Hamm stars in, produces Fox animated detective show 'Grimsburg' Fox announced it ordered the animated series "Grimsburg" on Thursday. Jon Hamm executive produces and voices the main character, a detective returning home to his ex-wife and son.   Former N.Y. Gov. Andrew Cuomo charged with misdemeanor sex crime Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Thursday was charged with a misdemeanor sex crime for allegedly groping a woman at the governor's Executive Mansion in 2020.   Markets get boost from Wednesday earnings; Amazon, Apple miss expectations The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 239 points on Thursday following strong earnings reports from after the bell Wednesday, but Amazon and Apple both missed analysts' expectations.   Clerk convinced Michigan man to buy jackpot-winning lottery ticket A Michigan man who doesn't normally play lottery games said a store clerk talked him into buying the ticket that earned him $25,000 a year for life.   Watch: Alligator found lurking in apartment complex storm drain in Alabama An alligator was relocated from an Alabama apartment complex after being spotted lurking in a storm drain.   Microsoft, community colleges to recruit 250,000 to cybersecurity workforce Microsoft announced Thursday a partnership with community colleges to address a cybersecurity workforce shortage amid escalating attacks.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Andrew Cuomo Is Charged in Sexual Misconduct ComplaintMr. Cuomo, the former governor of New York, resigned in August after a state attorney general report concluded that he had sexually harassed multiple women.   A Social Policy ‘Framework’ Fails to Secure a Biden VictoryPresident Biden went to the Capitol to detail a compromise on social safety net and climate legislation, but he couldn’t break the liberal blockade on another priority, infrastructure. The President's Gamble: Biden Implores Democrats to Support His Agenda“The House and Senate majorities and my presidency will be determined by what happens in the next week,” President Biden told lawmakers on Thursday. Climate Change Became the Largest Part of Biden Spending BillAs paid family leave and other priorities were taken out of the president’s plan, the largest piece became a $555 billion plan to fight climate change. Today’s civics lesson: A framework is not a bill.The outline presented by President Biden will need to be filled in with legislative language. Lots of it. How Biden’s $2 Trillion in Tax Increases Target Companies and the RichThe proposal to fund the president’s sprawling spending plan mostly turns up the dial on more conventional tax policies, while trying to curb maneuvers that allow tax avoidance. Health coverage would be expanded under the Democrats’ spending plan.The insurance expansion would offer free private plans to many low-income adults and financial assistance with premiums to higher earners. Who Are America’s Billionaires, Anyway?They are tech titans, entertainment moguls and heirs to great fortunes. Their ranks grew during the pandemic, changing the political conversation around taxing the wealthy. Billionaires Beat the Working Rich in Biden's Spending BillOne by one, tax proposals that would have slowed dynastic wealth have been tossed from the agreement. Facebook Changes Corporate Name to MetaThe social network, under fire for spreading misinformation and other issues, said the change was part of its bet on a next digital frontier called the metaverse. New York City Vaccine Mandate Deadline Nears, and Worker Shortages LoomMayor Bill de Blasio predicted that serious disruptions would be avoided, even as thousands of police officers, firefighters and other essential workers remain unvaccinated. Has the Virus Infected Huge Numbers of Younger Children?Federal scientists estimated that more than 40 percent of children aged 5 to 11 had been infected with the coronavirus by June. Outside experts aren’t so sure. Looted Treasures Begin a Long Journey Home From France to BeninThe return to Benin of 26 ransacked objects will be the first large-scale act of restitution to Africa by a former European colonial power. Wes Anderson’s Dream of France, and the Paris I RememberWith “The French Dispatch,” the director’s latest, yet another American artist falls under the country’s spell. The Times’s Paris bureau chief recalls when the same thing happened to him. Do I Have Plans This Saturday? I’ve, Uh, Been Exposed to Covid.Feeling overwhelmed at the prospect of socializing, some are going with a lie very few will argue with: Covid exposure. On Vaccines and More, Republican Cowardice Harms AmericaWhy do extremists rule the G.O.P.? Because the rest of the party lets them. A Sexual Assault Case in Loudoun County Isn’t About Trans IssuesAn attack in a school bathroom had nothing to do with trans issues. Is Our True-Crime Obsession Doing More Harm Than Good?Stories about real-life murders are everywhere — and some think it's rotting our brains. Facing Up to the Racist Legacy of America’s Immigration LawsIf Americans truly want to live up to the idea that the country is a nation of immigrants, then most barriers to immigration should come down. The Self-Isolation of the American LeftPolitical subcultures fight it out in America's schools. A Farewell to Readers, With HopeA columnist offers lessons learned from decades on the front lines of reporting and explains why he is leaving to run for office. Why Katie Couric Owned Up to Her RegretsThe former news anchor opens up about why she opened up. Assigning Book Reviews by IdentityAre editors asking reviewers to represent the views of their entire race and gender? J.D. Vance’s Baldwin Tweets Are an OffensiveHis Trump-flattering campaign for the Senate is an elegy for decency. Covid Vaccine Policy Should Consider ‘Hybrid Immunity’Should some people — like kids — who have had Covid-19 get one vaccine dose? For Climate Change, Biden’s $3.5 Trillion Plan Isn’t Big EnoughWhat we don’t spend now to deal with climate change will cost us much more later. The Charges Against Bolsonaro Are a Welcome StartThe Brazilian president’s catastrophic leadership has been painstakingly laid bare. Can We Have Healthy Conversations Online?Not all online spaces are terrible. Join Shira Ovide, a Times technology writer, for a virtual event on Nov. 18 exploring the forces behind internet communities that work. Bolstering Education Outside the ClassroomDuring the pandemic, summer and after-school programs helped students stay on track. For one teenager, a program inspired her career path. 华人为何警惕“取消文化”除了文革记忆的影响，华人对取消文化的困惑和警惕可能与美国很多其他人一样，更多是对“过犹不及”的担心。 Roger Goodell’s Pay for Two Years Reached Nearly $128 MillionThe N.F.L. commissioner’s compensation for 2019-20 and 2020-21, bolstered by bonuses for closing labor and media rights deals, was disclosed to team owners in a private meeting. Producers of Alec Baldwin Film Scrutinized After ShootingThe team behind “Rust” chose not to get an insurance package often carried by productions, which some in Hollywood said was a sign of cutting corners. After Supreme Court Lifts Stay, Oklahoma Executes InmateThe prisoner, John Marion Grant, convulsed and vomited as he was put to death by lethal injection. The court also cleared the way for another execution next month. Will We See Red or Blue Mirages in Election Results on Tuesday?Mail-in ballots skewed early returns in some states in 2020. Will the trend repeat itself on Tuesday? Families Separated at Border Under Trump Policy May Each Receive Up to $450,000After the Trump administration separated migrant parents from children at the southern border, President Biden pledged to make it up to the families. North Carolina Jury Awards White Male Executive $10 Million in Discrimination CaseThe jury award for David Duvall, who was fired from his job at Novant Health in North Carolina in 2018, is likely to be reduced under federal law. Texas Nurse Sentenced to Death for Fatally Injecting 4 Heart Patients With AirWilliam Davis, who worked at Christus Mother Frances Hospital in Tyler, Texas, was convicted of capital murder on Oct. 19. His sentence will automatically be appealed. Trauma of Charlottesville Rally Is Soundtrack to Start of Civil TrialThe plaintiffs are seeking unspecified damages from the far-right organizers of a violent rally in 2017, accusing them of violating the civil rights of minorities by plotting violence. France Detains British Boat as a Fight Over Fishing Rights EscalatesThe British government summoned France’s ambassador for talks over the incident, the latest sign of cross-Channel tension between the two countries. ‘The Souvenir Part II’ Review: Life, as She Imagines ItIn the sequel to her art-house favorite “The Souvenir,” Joanna Hogg picks up the story of a young woman’s journey to becoming an artist. Why We Need ‘Goosebumps’ More Than EverThanks to R.L. Stine’s scary stories for kids, I’ve been able to replace some of the real horrors of the past year with fears outlandish enough to laugh at. More Recent Articles
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