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Anthony DeSclafani returns to San Francisco Giants on 3-year, $36M contract The San Francisco Giants re-signed veteran right-hander Anthony DeSclafani to a three-year, $36 million contract Monday, the team announced.     U.S. blacklists ISIS-K leaders as terrorist organization's threat grows U.S. blacklisted a key financial facilitator for the Islamic State's Afghanistan branch as it targets the terrorist organization as its threat to the United States grows.   Judge rules Iowa can't block Medicaid coverage for gender confirmation surgery Iowa cannot deny transgender residents Medicaid coverage for sex reassignment surgeries, according to a ruling made public on Monday, which says to do so is unconstitutional.   College basketball: Citadel coach Dugger Baucom collapses during game at Duke The Citadel men's basketball coach Duggar Baucom was transported to a local hospital after collapsing near the start of the Bulldogs' game against Duke on Monday night in Durham, N.C.   New York Jets rookie RB Michael Carter out at least two weeks due to ankle injury New York Jets rookie running back Michael Carter will be out at least two weeks because of a high ankle sprain, the team announced.   Iman Shumpert, Daniella Karagach win 'Dancing with the Stars' Season 30 NBA great Iman Shumpert and professional dancer Daniella Karagach were crowned the winners of "Dancing with the Stars" Season 30 in Los Angeles on Monday night.   New Orleans Saints, Taysom Hill reach agreement on 4-year extension New Orleans Saints backup quarterback and utility player Taysom Hill has agreed to a unique multiyear contract extension with the franchise.   Mars helicopter Ingenuity completes 16th flight NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity completed its 16th flight over the weekend, the space agency announced Monday.   Theranos founder Holmes touts high hopes of failed startup at fraud trial Elizabeth Holmes resumed testifying in her high-profile fraud trial Monday in San Jose, answering questions from defense attorneys about her high hopes as founder of the failed startup Theranos.   Jan. 6 committee subpoenas Alex Jones, Roger Stone The House committee investigating the Jan. 6 riots at the U.S. Capitol on Monday subpoenaed Alex Jones, Roger Stone and three other Trump allies connected with rallies that preceded the march on the Capitol.   Parkland shooting victims, government agree to settle lawsuit against FBI Victims of the 2018 Parkland, Fla., high school massacre have reached a settlement with the government in their lawsuit filed against the FBI, a court filing showed Monday.   Lakers' LeBron James, Pistons' Isaiah Stewart suspended for on-court altercation Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James was suspended one game for "recklessly hitting" Detroit Pistons center Isaiah Stewart in the face during their on-court altercation, the NBA announced.   Kevin Spacey ordered to pay $31 million to 'House of Cards' studio Actor Kevin Spacey was ordered last year to pay nearly $31 million to MRC, the studio that developed Netflix's "House of Cards," according to court documents released Monday.   Gender stereotypes affect girls' interest in STEM subjects as early as age 6, study says Gender stereotypes are not only pervasive, but they can also contribute to the gender gap in science, technology, engineering and math-related careers, a study published Monday found.   Nasdaq slides as treasury bonds rise after Jerome Powell nomination The Nasdaq Composite fell 1.26% after previously hitting an intraday record Monday as bond yields rose after President Joe Biden nominated Jerome Powell to remain as Federal Reserve chairman.   Biden nominates Jerome Powell for second term as Federal Reserve chair President Joe Biden on Monday nominated Jerome Powell for a second term as Federal Reserve chairman, citing his support for unprecedented levels of monetary stimulus during the COVID-19 pandemic.   Maryland woman collects third $50,000 lottery prize in three years A Maryland woman made her third visit to state lottery headquarters when a scratch-off ticket led to her third $50,000 prize in three years.   Best-selling author, poet Robert Bly dies at 94 American poet Robert Bly, a towering literary figure whose work earned him accolades including a National Book Award but whose theories on masculinity drew criticism, died Sunday in Minneapolis. He was 94.   Watch: Oregon cat might be world's oldest at age 26 An Oregon cat might soon have a Guinness World Records title after his owners discovered he is two years older than the current feline recognized as the world's oldest living cat.   South Korea's CJ ENM acquires 'La La Land' producer Endeavor Content South Korean entertainment company CJ ENM announced it has agreed to purchase Hollywood film studio Endeavor Content, which produced global hit La La Land.   Look: Horse rescued from deep mud in New Jersey woods Firefighters in New Jersey said a horse was rescued from deep mud in a wooded area two days after the animal went missing from a farm.   Astra launch reaches orbit, cheers investors The stock price for small-rocket company Astra Space, of California, rose almost 20% in afternoon trading Monday after the firm reached orbit for the first time over the weekend.   'Pedaling Picasso' breaks Guinness record with massive GPS drawing A British cyclist seeking to raise awareness of men's health issues broke a Guinness World Record for the largest continuous GPS drawing by bicycle in 12 hours.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Man Accused of Killing 5 at Wisconsin Parade Had Lengthy Police RecordDozens of people were injured, including children, after an S.U.V. tore through the Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wis.   Victims at Christmas Parade Were Young Musicians and Dancing GranniesFive adults died in Waukesha, Wis., and at least 10 children were in intensive care. Three were members of a Milwaukee dance troupe, which celebrated grandmothers. Thanksgiving Holiday Travel Will Test AirlinesThanksgiving will be the biggest test of the system’s resilience since the pandemic began, with millions more passengers than last year. Austria Imposes Lockdown Amid Europe’s Covid SurgeEurope is again at the center of the pandemic, and amid vaccine resistance and protests, nations are imposing new rules and pressuring people to get inoculated. Justice Department to Pay About $130 Million to Parkland Shooting VictimsFamily members of victims had sued over how the F.B.I. handled tips warning about the gunman before he killed 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. House Panel Subpoenas Roger Stone and Alex Jones in Capitol Riot InquiryInvestigators summoned five more allies of former President Donald J. Trump as they dug further into the planning and financing of rallies before the Jan. 6 attack. Court Urged to Let Jan. 6 Panel See Trump White House FilesIn appellate briefs, lawyers for the House and the Justice Department argued against the former president’s claim of executive privilege. Biden Will Keep Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve ChairThe White House returned to a longstanding pattern in which presidents reappoint the same leader of the Federal Reserve regardless of partisan identity. Lael Brainard is Tapped For Vice Chair of the Federal ReserveThe longtime Washington insider is now the central bank’s No. 2. That could give her more bandwidth to influence policy. Why Was This Ancient Mammoth Tusk Discovered at the Bottom of the Ocean?A discovery in the Pacific Ocean off California leads to “an ‘Indiana Jones’ mixed with ‘Jurassic Park’ moment.” Paul Thomas Anderson on "Licorice Pizza" and Age DifferenceThe auteur explains why he cast Alana Haim, and why he thinks the age difference in the film’s central relationship shouldn’t matter. Kenosha, the Rittenhouse Verdict, and the Riots of 2020What I saw in Portland and Kenosha has convinced me: We must stop tearing ourselves apart so that we can build. Spending as if the Future MattersPublic investment, including spending on children, is a worthy American tradition. I Live in Arkansas. Why is My State Telling Me Not to Boycott Israel?I publish The Arkansas Times. We refused to sign an anti-B.D.S. law because it violates our First Amendment rights. The Problem of Political DespairHopelessness about our democracy could accelerate its decay. What Happens to Women Who Are Denied AbortionsBeing denied an abortion can have serious consequences for a women’s health and livelihood. It can even be deadly. Remote Work Is Failing Gen Z EmployeesUnless carefully designed, pandemic office culture risks hurting the least experienced workers in our organizations. Free E-Bikes for Everyone!We’re in the middle of a climate crisis. We need big ideas. Powell Needs to Cool the Economy Now to Avoid Recession LaterNow that Jerome Powell has been renominated to head the Federal Reserve, he needs to turn the temperature down. The Nicest New Year’s Resolution I Ever MadeI didn’t keep my vow to write a letter each day of the year, but I learned plenty from trying. What We Give Thanks for and What We Say No Thanks ToThe Biden bill, the Rittenhouse verdict and the fate of the Democratic majority. A Spirit of Gratitude Is Healthy for SocietyOn Thanksgiving, consider the multiple benefits of giving thanks. What the Kyle Rittenhouse Verdict Says About Justice in AmericaReaders are worried about the precedent set by Kyle Rittenhouse’s acquittal. Also: The A.M.A., on the power of language. Five Ways to Exercise Your Thankfulness MusclesFeeling grateful does not always happen naturally. The U.K. and France, Once More Unto the BreachThe Hundred Years’ War isn’t over. Let’s go for another hundred. The Diminishing Democratic MajorityDo Democrats need Trump to save them from an unexpected demographic eclipse? As Pandemic Evictions Rise, Spaniards Declare ‘War’ on Wall Street LandlordsProtesters in Barcelona are pushing back against foreign investment firms that have bought up thousands of homes over the past decade and are forcing out residents who can’t pay the rent. Chun Doo-hwan, South Korea's Most Vilified Ex-Military Dictator, Dies at 90The country’s most vilified former military dictator, he seized power in a coup and ruled his country with an iron fist for most of the 1980s. N.Y.C. Severs Ties With Housing Nonprofit Run by Jack A. Brown IIIThe city will no longer work with CORE Services Group, the nonprofit run by Jack A. Brown to provide housing and services to the homeless. How Fake News on Facebook Helped Fuel a Border Crisis in EuropeSocial media worsened a migrant crisis on the border of Belarus and Poland and helped smugglers profit off desperate people trying to reach Europe. Lawyers Clash Over Whether Pursuit of Arbery Was JustifiedIn closing arguments on Monday, prosecutors also raised a racial motive for why the three white men accused of murdering Ahmaud Arbery began chasing him. Kevin Spacey Ordered to Pay $31 Million to ‘House of Cards’ StudioA secret arbitrator’s ruling was issued 13 months ago and became public on Monday when lawyers for the studio petitioned a California court to confirm the award. 2 Canadian Journalists Arrested at Indigenous Protest Are Freed on BailJournalist groups denounced the arrest of a photographer and a filmmaker covering an Indigenous pipeline protest in British Columbia. U.S. Returns Over 900 Confiscated Artifacts to MaliA Homeland Security investigation had discovered funerary objects, Neolithic relics and more in a shipping container in 2009. Groveland Four Are Exonerated More Than 70 Years LaterThe men, known as the Groveland Four, were cleared on Monday after a Florida prosecutor said “a complete breakdown of the criminal justice system” led to the charges in 1949. Cuomo's Office Undermined Health Department, Top Doctor TestifiesThe N.Y. Health Department became a “toxic work environment” early in the pandemic, a high-ranking doctor told officials investigating ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo. How Magnus Carlsen Turned Chess Skill Into a Business EmpireWinning is what made Magnus Carlsen a household name. But it is teaching and selling the game to others that has made him rich. ATP Finals Create a Buzz in Turin, but Will Italy’s Players Follow?Turin is a smaller stage than the prestigious event had in London, but the enthusiasm was real, especially for the young Italian stars Jannik Sinner and Matteo Berrettini. ‘Touchy Feely,’ ‘Maggie’ and Other Streaming GemsA look at off-the-radar recommendations for home viewing, including indie comedy-dramas, genre hybrids and informative documentaries about influential outsiders. Telling ‘The Untold Story of Sushi’Daniel Fromson spent years researching a controversial Korean church that had created a seafood empire. He reflects on the benefits of long-term reporting. More Recent Articles
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