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Mike Rowe records holiday song with John Rich, Oak Ridge Boys "Dirty Jobs" star and occasional opera singer Mike Rowe has recorded a holiday song with country music artists John Rich and The Oak Ridge Boys.     UAE general elected head of Interpol comes under fire by human rights groups The newly elected head of a global police agency has come under criticism for turning a blind eye to reports of torture while serving as a general for the United Arab Emirates.   U.K. enacts travel ban as new COVID-19 variant catches attention of public health officials Britain has banned travel from six African countries as a precaution against a new COVID-19 variant that's being closely monitored by the World Health Organization.   New Jersey police officer charged over accusations of hitting pedestrian, taking body home A Newark, N.J. police officer faces charges for allegedly hitting a man with his personal car and taking the body home where he discussed what to do with his mother.   Russian coal mine accident leaves 52 dead, including six rescuers The death toll from a fire and explosion in a Russian coal mine Thursday rose to more than 50 people as authorities opened a criminal probe into the incident.   Claire the Scottish Deerhound named Best in Show for second year Claire the Scottish Deerhound was anointed the winner of the the National Dog Show in Philadelphia on Thanksgiving Thursday.   Czech president hospitalized again after testing positive for COVID-19 Amid surging COVID-19 cases, Czech Republic President Miloš Zeman is again in the hospital after contracting the virus.   French fishermen to block English Channel ferry ports, tunnel in protest French fishermen will block ferry traffic into the English Channel's ports and the entrance to the Channel Tunnel starting on Friday as tensions over post-Brexit fishing rights continue to escalate.   Dalton, Bears edge Lions on last-second field goal Cairo Santos made a 28-yard field goal as time expired to lead the Chicago Bears to a Thanksgiving Day win and extend the Detroit Lions' winless streak Sunday at Ford Field in Detroit.   Alberta clipper to coat Upper Midwest, Great Lakes with snow A quick-hitting storm, known as an Alberta clipper is forecast to usher in frigid air and the first accumulating snow of the season for some across a wide swath of the country.   Chicago mother shot dead in same spot as her son 2 days earlier Chicago police on Thursday were investigating the shooting death of a 31-year-old woman who was slain at the same spot as her 14-year-old son just days earlier.   Bidens send Thanksgiving message honoring lives lost during pandemic In a Thanksgiving video message posted on Twitter, U.S. President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden sent appreciation to service members who lost their lives during the pandemic.   Hundreds of FedEx packages found dumped in ravine in rural Alabama Local authorities are looking for answers Thursday after finding hundreds of FedEx packages discarded in a ravine in an Alabama county north of Birmingham.   France opens COVID-19 booster shots to all adults amid infection surge France announced Thursday that any adult will be able to access COVID-19 booster shots as health officials stepped up their battle against a sharp rise in "fifth wave" infections.   Rare Roman mosaic depicting The Iliad found in British farm field A rare Roman mosaic depicting Homer's The Iliad has been discovered in a British farm field, marking one of the most remarkable finds of its kind, researchers announced Thursday.   Cowboys WR CeeDee Lamb ruled out vs. Raiders The Dallas Cowboys will be without wide receiver CeeDee Lamb when they face the Las Vegas Raiders on Thursday in Arlington, Texas. Lamb sustained a concussion in Week 11.   Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade ends with visit from Santa in NYCEuropean Commission says boosters needed for COVID pass The European Commission on Thursday announced a proposed amendment to the European Union's "COVID pass," under which it would expire nine months after the last vaccine dose.   Packers QB Aaron Rodgers reveals toe fracture, refutes 'COVID toe' Aaron Rodgers is dealing with a broken little toe on his left foot, the Green Bay Packers quarterback told reporters. Rodgers also refuted a claim that the injury is tied to his earlier diagnosis of COVID-19.   Fantasy football: Diggs, Samuel, Chase top Week 12 wide receiver rankings Stefon Diggs, Deebo Samuel and Ja'Marr Chase lead UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler's Top 50 fantasy football wide receiver rankings for Week 12.   European Union approves Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for children 5-11 The European Union's health regulatory agency on Thursday issued approvals the use of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for children aged 5 to 11.   Fantasy football: Hurts, Brady, Jackson lead Week 12 quarterback rankings Jalen Hurts, Tom Brady and Lamar Jackson lead UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler's Top 20 fantasy football quarterback rankings for Week 12.   Lacey Chabert thanks fans for support after her sister Wendy dies Lacey Chabert is expressing her gratitude to well-wishers for support in the wake of her sister Wendy's death this week.   Ekeler, Mixon, Montgomery lead Week 12 fantasy football running back rankings Austin Ekeler, Joe Mixon and David Montgomery lead UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler's Top 30 fantasy football running back rankings for Week 12.   English Channel migrant death toll revised to 27; Macron demands action The migrant death toll from a capsizing in the English Channel was revised downward to 27 Thursday as French President Emmanuel Macron demanded more resources to combat human smuggling.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
The 95th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade took place in New York City Thursday. 
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New Variant in South Africa Displays a ‘Jump in Evolution’It’s too early to say how effective vaccines will be against the variant. Britain will bar flights from six African countries. Here’s the latest on Covid.   Why Retailers Are Fighting a Vaccine Mandate Before the HolidaysThe Biden administration has called on major companies to help fight the pandemic. Big chains want to get past the holiday staffing crunch first. 80 Years of Holiday Shopping in New YorkHoliday shopping over the past 80 years as chronicled in photos from The New York Times archives. What Time Do Stores Like Walmart and Target Open on Black Friday?Many retailers will close their stores on Thanksgiving Day, citing safety concerns and gratitude for their employees. G.O.P. Cements Hold on Legislatures in Battleground StatesDemocrats were once able to count on wave elections to win back key statehouses. Republican gerrymandering is making that all but impossible. How a Prosecutor Addressed a Mostly White Jury and Won a Conviction in the Arbery CaseLinda Dunikoski, a prosecutor brought in from the Atlanta area, struck a careful tone in a case that many saw as an obvious act of racial violence. Russian Mine Blast Kills Dozens, Among Them RescuersInvestigators said a gas buildup at a Siberian mine with a history of problems led to the deaths of at least 52 people. Climate Change Threatens Smithsonian MuseumsBeneath the National Museum of American History, floodwaters are intruding into collection rooms, a consequence of a warming planet. A fix remains years away. A Parade Returns to a City Thankful for NormalAbout 4,500 volunteers wrangled giant balloons and threw confetti into a crowd excited to see the annual parade in person. ‘Licorice Pizza’ Review: California Dreaming and SchemingIn his latest movie, Paul Thomas Anderson returns to the San Fernando Valley for a shaggy 1970s romp about a self-important teenage boy and a memorable woman. The Guilty Verdicts in the Ahmaud Arbery Case Are a Welcome RespiteThis was a reminder that the lives of Black people are valued in this country — at least on occasion. How Liberals Can Be HappierThey can embrace social institutions like family, religion and local civic organizations. Self Sufficiency Is OverratedWhen I opened myself up to the generosity of others, even small kindnesses suddenly felt outsized in their humanity. A Baltimore Thanksgiving MemoryEating had become a chore for my parents, but I was determined to make a feast. I had never given much thought to Dad’s penknife until that meal. Bankers Took Over the Climate Change Summit. That’s Bad For Democracy.Environmentalists are skeptical. They should be. What’s One of the Most Dangerous Toys for Kids? The Internet.Our kids are at the mercy of tech companies, with only an outdated law to protect them. I Grew Up Poor. How Am I Supposed to Raise My Middle-Class Kids?My children do not understand my world and I do not understand theirs. This Thanksgiving, Keep Forgiveness on HandAs we sit down together during a difficult year, we’d be wise to consider a posture of grace Scrambling to Keep Up With the RentWhen the unexpected happened, finances were stretched and parents needed assistance to keep up. 彭帅事件对中国“我也是”运动意味着什么彭帅事件让中国“我也是”运动在国际社会发出了强音，但这对这项运动在中国的长远命运来说是福是祸？ Undeterred by Channel’s Perils, Desperate Migrants Still Plan to CrossThe number of migrants setting off into the English Channel by boat has soared in recent months. The deaths Wednesday of at least 27 people trying to make the crossing illustrate how dangerous it is. Will Germany’s ‘Debt Brake’ Stop Its Green Ambitions?The new government has big plans to modernize the economy and switch to renewable energy. But the question remains how it will pay for it. How Far Would Biden Go to Defend Ukraine Against Russia?U.S. officials are vague about when and how they might punish new Russian aggression. President Vladimir V. Putin may doubt their resolve. Sweden Finally Chose a Prime Minister. She Lasted About 7 Hours.Magdalena Andersson, Sweden’s first female prime minister, quit after her government’s budget was defeated on her first day in office and her coalition partners bolted. Ethiopian Leader Vows to Lead Troops as War Threatens to WidenTwo years after receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s claim that he was going into battle reflected both resolve and vulnerability. Abuses Under Gambia’s Ex-Ruler Should Be Prosecuted, Inquiry SaysA commission’s long-awaited investigation reported widespread human rights violations, but it is not clear if anyone will be charged with crimes. Manchester United Picks Ralf Rangnick as Interim ManagerRangnick, an architect of the Red Bull soccer empire, will take over as United’s manager while the club pursues a permanent replacement for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Newark Officer Hit a Pedestrian With His Car and Took Body Home, Prosecutors SayLouis Santiago was charged with reckless vehicular homicide after being accused of hitting a man on the Garden State Parkway. Instead of calling 911, the off-duty police officer took the victim to his home. Rivian’s Electric Truck Is a Cutie and a BeastThe R1T can haul five tons, conquer brutal off-road trails and sprint to 60 miles an hour in a blink. And about that Camp Kitchen tucked inside … Still Fighting Over the Turner PrizeAlthough the British award stirs less debate than in its heyday, the decision to choose among activist collectives has revived disputes about its future. A Taste of Thanksgiving TraditionThree Times journalists who cover food share how they tackle Thanksgiving prep and how they spend the holiday. Here's Why You Always Have Room for Thanksgiving PieThere’s a reason you turn into an eating machine on Thanksgiving. It’s biology! More Recent Articles
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