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Baseball Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. joins Seattle Mariners' ownership group Baseball Hall of Fame outfielder Ken Griffey Jr. has become part of the Seattle Mariners' ownership group.     Sudan's military seizes power, detains prime minister in apparent coup The Sudanese military early Monday detained Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok in an apparent coup, officials said.   Los Angeles Rams trade LB Kenny Young to Denver Broncos The injury-depleted Denver Broncos acquired linebacker Kenny Young in a trade with the Los Angeles Rams on Monday.   CDC designates Ukraine as 'very high' COVID-19 travel risk The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention designated Ukraine Monday as a "very high" COVID-19 travel risk destination as it has reported 397,851 COVID-19 cases and 8,727 deaths in the past 28 days.   Jets acquire QB Joe Flacco in trade with Eagles after Zach Wilson injury With rookie quarterback Zach Wilson out at least two games with a sprained knee, the New York Jets reacquired veteran signal-caller Joe Flacco in a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles.   Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey issues order against vaccine mandates Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey on Monday signed an executive order directing state agencies to resist an upcoming federal COVID-19 vaccine mandate and ordering state employees to cooperate in a lawsuit challenging the measure.   College football: Texas Tech fires head coach Matt Wells after loss to Kansas State Texas Tech University has fired head coach Matt Wells after his two-plus seasons at the helm of its football program.   At least two killed, four injured in shooting at Idaho mall At least two people were killed and four others, including a police officer, were injured in a shooting at a mall in Idaho on Monday afternoon.   Sheriff identifies another victim of 1970s serial killer John Wayne Gacy A North Carolina man was named by authorities Monday as one the previously unidentified victims whose remains were found in 1978 at the Chicago-area home of serial killer John Wayne Gacy.   Packers' Davante Adams put on COVID-19 list; Bears' Matt Nagy positive for virus The Green Bay Packers could be without Davante Adams for Thursday night's showdown against the Arizona Cardinals after the star wide receiver was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list Monday.   U.S. to lift restrictions for fully vaccinated international travelers beginning Nov. 8 The CDC on Monday announced that the United States will lift restrictions on air travel for fully vaccinated travelers beginning Nov. 8, while extending its Framework for Conditional Sailing Order through Jan. 15.   Dow, S&P 500 hit record highs, Trump-linked SPAC falls 11% The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed the day up 64 points to hit a new record Monday as shares of an SPAC linked to former President Donald Trump declined.   NASA: Mars helicopter Ingenuity successfully completes 14th flight The Mars helicopter Ingenuity has successfully performed a short Martian flight to test summer weather conditions at its location on the Red Planet, NASA announced Monday.   Uber driver wins $100,000 lottery prize between fares A Maryland ride-share driver said a break between fares turned unexpectedly profitable when he won a $100,000 lottery jackpot.   Biden visits N.J. preschool, rail complex to tout 'Build Back Better' plans President Joe Biden on Monday visited an elementary school and a multimodal transit center in New Jersey as congressional Democrats appeared close to an agreement on his "Build Back Better" agenda.   Look: Police rescue dog from Florida canal Police in Florida came to the rescue of a dog that fell into a canal and found itself unable to climb out without assistance.   Michael Jordan's rookie year shoes sell for record $1.47M A pair of Nike shoes worn by Michael Jordan during his rookie season with the Chicago Bulls sold for a record-breaking $1.47 million at a Las Vegas auction.   Beijing Olympic athletes to vaccinate or quarantine 21 days, new rules show Beijing Olympic athletes will have to quarantine for 21 days unless they're vaccinated, according to a new COVID-19 countermeasures playbook.   Watch: Lithuanian man sits in ice for 3 hours to break world record A Lithuanian man put his endurance to the test by spending 3 hours and 1 minute submerged up to his neck in ice to break a Guinness World Record.   Study: 87% of excess lung cancer risk eliminated if smokers quit before age 45 Smokers who kick the habit before age 45 can nearly eliminate their excess risk of dying from lung or other cancers, a new study estimates.   China's Communists celebrate 50th anniversary of U.N. recognition vote The Peoples Republic of China on Monday celebrated the 50th anniversary of its recognition by the United Nations as the "only legitimate representative of China" over its democratic rival Taiwan.   Police in Italian beach town return Harrison Ford's lost credit card Police in Italy said they reunited actor Harrison Ford with his credit card after the item was turned in by a member of the public.   In photos: Getting ready for the 2021 World Series The 117th edition of the World Series will pit the National League champion Atlanta Braves against the American League champion Houston Astros in a best-of-seven competition that starts Tuesday in Houston. 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Biden and Democrats Push for Budget Deal This Week as Rifts RemainNegotiators were closing in on a deal that could spend around $1.75 trillion, but lawmakers were still haggling over critical disagreements on the sprawling social policy bill.   How 4 Weeks of U.S. Paid Leave Would Compare With the Rest of the WorldThe U.S. is one of six countries with no national paid leave. The Democrats have cut their plan to four weeks, which would still make it an outlier. Proposed Tax on Billionaires Raises Question: What’s Income?Democrats are homing in on unrealized capital gains raises as a way to help fund their social spending bill. Facebook Debates What to Do With Its Like and Share ButtonsLikes and shares made the social media site what it is. Now, company documents show, it’s struggling to deal with their effects. Key Takeaways From the Facebook Papers and Their FalloutA look at a month of scrutiny and struggles for the social-networking giant. Fired For Endorsing Vaccines, Daniel Darling is Continuing the ConversationDaniel Darling was at the center of a media storm over the summer. He hopes to lead a more civil discussion at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Texas. Are Vaccine Boosters Widely Needed? Some Federal Advisers Have Misgivings.“In our hearts, I think people don’t quite agree with this notion of a booster dose,” said one leading vaccine expert. Sudan’s Military Seizes Power, Casting Democratic Transition Into ChaosCivilian and military leaders were supposed to share power after a popular uprising in 2019 overthrew a decades-long dictatorship. On Monday the military detained the civilian prime minister. Tesla Crosses $1 Trillion Value After Hertz DealThe order, to be fulfilled between now and the end of next year, is a sign of the growing momentum in the shift toward electric cars. Traveling Through a Divided IsraelTwo Times journalists drive the length of Israel to discover what it means to be Israeli today. They meet a kaleidoscope of people, searching for belonging but far apart on how to find it. Alec Baldwin Shooting: What Detectives Found at the Movie SetCourt papers did not specify what kind of ammunition detectives recovered from a movie set where the actor had fatally shot a cinematographer with a gun he was told did not contain live rounds. I’m Not a Pilot, but I Just Flew a Helicopter Over CaliforniaNew technology, a few iPads and a quick tutorial can help anyone act like a pilot. Dealing with air traffic control is another matter. Book Review: ‘The Chancellor,’ by Kati MartonKati Marton’s biography charts Merkel’s childhood in East Germany, her slow entrance into politics and her four terms as the leader of her country. Leaf Blowers Destroy the EnvironmentNearly everything about how Americans “care” for their lawns is deadly, but these machines exist in a category of environmental hell all their own. Tax the Rich, Help America’s ChildrenDemocrats’ plans aren’t “Marxism.” They’re as American as apple pie. Why Parents Aren't Vaccinating Their Kids Against CovidA “moral calm” is holding parents back from vaccinating their kids. The CIA's Close Relationship with PolandThe roots of this special relationship stretch back to the Cold War. It’s a story of bravery, blood bonds and, of course, betrayal. The Haiti Kidnapping Shows Gangs Are Getting StrongerTo restore stability in Haiti, the government must get the gangs under control. International actors also have an important role to play. Tax Evasion and the Republican PartyBy enabling resistance to lawful taxation, Republicans are undermining democracy. Alec Baldwin and the Gun TragedyReaders discuss the fatal shooting on a movie set. Also: How disabled people should be treated; exhaustion after Trump. The First Bitcoin-Related Fund Makes Its Stock Market DebutWhat does it mean now that cryptocurrency has joined proper society? Biden and the Democrats Are on the Verge of ... SomethingThe politics of compromise are all happening on one side of the aisle. Why Republican Ken Buck Believes in Antitrust and Doesn’t Believe in the ‘Big Lie’The congressman discusses the future of his party and why he’s teaming up with Democrats on a bipartisan effort that could break up big tech. Biden Has a Chance to Go Big and Bold at the FedWith new appointments, the president has a chance to overhaul the stale culture of central banking. Biden Isn't Being Vocal Enough on Voting RightsWhy is the president so reluctant to say unequivocally that we must protect voting rights at all costs, even at the expense of the filibuster? A Threat to China’s EconomyEvergrande, a property giant, is teetering on the edge of collapse. Here’s what its troubles might reveal about a country that prides itself on stability and control. Gene Freidman, ‘Taxi King’ Who Upended His Industry, Dies at 50He bid up the price of medallions and borrowed against them. When their value plummeted, immigrant cabbies were left deep in debt. Boise Mall Shooting: At Least 2 Killed and 5 InjuredA police officer was among those injured at Boise Towne Square in Idaho, and a suspect was critically injured in a shootout with the police. Blue Origin Wants to Build a Space StationBlue Origin says it will team up with Sierra Space, Boeing and other companies to build an outpost that could help replace the International Space Station. A Victim of John Wayne Gacy Is Identified 4 Decades LaterFor years, some of the victims of John Wayne Gacy had gone unidentified. DNA and expanding genealogical databases allowed officials to identify a victim this month. Egypt’s Leader Ends State of Emergency, Says It’s No Longer NeededThe move by President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi theoretically rolls back sweeping powers the government wielded in the name of fighting terrorism, but critics called it a cosmetic change. Dispatcher in Fatal Fire Hung Up on Victim Because He Spoke Spanish, Lawsuit SaysA group of former emergency dispatchers suing Lehigh County, Pa., in federal court said that operators routinely refused to use a translation service. The county disputes the allegations. Eitan Biran Custody Ruling Issued by Israeli CourtEitan Biran, the 6-year-old survivor of a cable car accident in Italy, should live there with his aunt, not his grandfather in Israel, ruled a judge in Tel Aviv. German Woman Convicted of a Crime Against Humanity in Death of Yazidi ChildThe woman was sentenced to 10 years in prison after a court found that she joined the Islamic State and enslaved a Yazidi mother and child, whom she left to die in the summer heat of Iraq in 2015. Is an Ice Cream Binge Bad for the Heart?A reader asks: Is there a cardiovascular difference between eating a pint of ice cream in one sitting versus eating it over a week? Can You Miss the Signs of Heart Disease or a Heart Attack?It’s not always easy to tell if you have heart disease or have had a heart attack. The Power of the Mortar and PestleFew things yield texture and flavor — as well as connection — as affectingly as this kitchen tool, Yewande Komolafe writes. After 24 Years, a Conductor Returns to the Met OperaAntonio Pappano is back for Wagner’s “Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg” at a turning point in his career. More Recent Articles
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