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Biden admin. approves construction of major wind farm for Rhode Island The Biden administration on Wednesday announced it has approved construction of a large-scale wind farm off the coast of Rhode Island that will supply tens of thousands of New York Homes with power.     Watch: ESPN analyst Dick Vitale emotional during TV return after cancer diagnosis Dick Vitale, one of ESPN's most prominent college basketball analysts, made an emotional return to the commentary table this week, only a month after the legendary broadcaster revealed he was diagnosed with lymphoma.   College football: Michigan State, Mel Tucker agree to 10-year, $95M extension Michigan State head football coach Mel Tucker agreed to a 10-year, $95 million contract extension to remain with the Spartans, the school announced.   Feds deploy 2 medical teams to Michigan amid spiking COVID-19 cases Health officials said the federal government has deployed two teams of additional medical staff to Michigan hospitals as medical facilities in the state face capacity stresses due to a spike in COVID-19 patients.   Moments from the 2021 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade The 95th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will air live from New York City from 9 a.m. to noon EST on Thursday, Nov. 24, 2021.   Miami Dolphins claim ex-Houston Texans RB Phillip Lindsay off waivers The Miami Dolphins claimed former Denver Broncos and Houston Texans running back Phillip Lindsay off waivers Wednesday, the team announced.   Human Rights Watch: Houthi rebels 'indiscriminately' fired on Yemen civilians Human Rights Watch on Wednesday said that Houthi rebels have "indiscriminately" fired on populated areas of Yemen, killing and displacing civilians.   Vikings' Everson Griffen exits home, getting care after early morning incident Minnesota Vikings defensive end Everson Griffen came out of his home "without incident" Wednesday afternoon, according to the franchise, hours after the star pass-rusher made a series of disturbing social media posts.   Polyp removed from Biden's colon is 'benign,' says White House physician The polyp removed from President Joe Biden's colon last week during a colonoscopy has been diagnosed as benign, the physician to the president said.   Kansas City Royals reliever Wade Davis retires after 13-year career Royals reliever Wade Davis, a three-time All-Star selection who guided Kansas City to a World Series championship in 2015, announced his retirement Wednesday.   CDC warns of rising flu infection rates among young people The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Wednesday warned of an increase of influenza cases in recent weeks with 90% of cases among children and adults aged 5-24.   AG Merrick Garland directs prosecutors to prioritize air travel assault cases Attorney General Merrick Garland on Wednesday directed U.S. attorneys to prioritize prosecuting federal crimes involving violence and outbursts on commercial flights.   New Orleans Saints star RB Alvin Kamara ruled out vs. Buffalo Bills All-Pro running back Alvin Kamara was ruled out for the third consecutive week because of a knee injury as the New Orleans Saints prepare to host the Buffalo Bills on Thanksgiving night.   Broadway actor arrested in Jan. 6 riots after authorities identify Michael Jackson jacket James Beeks, a Broadway actor, was arrested by authorities for allegedly marching on the Capitol with the Oath Keepers on Jan. 6 after he was identified by a Michael Jackson world tour jacket he wore during the riots.   Census Bureau: Americans moving to new homes at lowest rate on record Census Bureau data found that 8.4% of Americans live in a different house in 2021 than they did in 2020, marking the lowest rate on record amid an aging population and the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic.   Georgia jury finds 3 men guilty of murder of Ahmaud Arbery A Georgia jury on Wednesday found three men accused of murder for killing Ahmaud Arbery last year.   Sweden's first female prime minister, Magdalena Andersson, resigns hours after being voted in Magdalena Andersson resigned from office hours after being voted in as Sweden's first female prime minister Wednesday.   Biden administration blacklists 27 companies over national security concerns The Biden administration on Wednesday blacklisted an additional 27 companies and individuals from China, Japan, Pakistan and Singapore, citing national security and foreign policy interests.   Missourians win $3 million lottery jackpot after previously winning $250,000 A Missouri couple who previously collected a $250,000 prize from a scratch-off lottery ticket said they were shocked when a recent ticket earned them a $3 million jackpot.   T-Mobile to pay $19.5M settlement over outage, missed 911 calls T-Mobile has agreed to pay $19.5 million to settle a Federal Communications Commission investigation into a 12-hour 911 outage in June 2020 that caused problems for tens of thousands of emergency calls.   Watch: GoPro camera lost in Lake Ontario washes up four months later A New York man who lost his GoPro while jet skiing on Lake Ontario was reunited with the camera several months later when it was found washed up on a beach.   Lebanon-Saudi crisis deepens, with no solution in sight Lebanon's emerging crisis with Saudi Arabia and some Gulf countries is deepening, with not enough internal efforts being exerted or Arab mediation in sight to help resolve it, diplomatic and political sources said.   Watch: Bear closes front door of New Jersey home A New Jersey woman shared video of a bear abiding by her polite request and closing the front door of her home.   Wearable device can spot, reverse opioid overdoses, researchers say A wearable device that could inject a lifesaving antidote for an opioid overdose might be on the horizon.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Defendants Face Sentences of Up to Life in PrisonFor a second day, jurors are considering the fate of the three men accused of murdering Ahmaud Arbery. Here’s the latest on the trial.   Ahmaud Arbery’s Final Minutes: What Videos and 911 Calls ShowUsing security footage, cellphone video, 911 calls and police reports, The Times has reconstructed the 12 minutes before Ahmaud Arbery was shot dead in Georgia on Feb. 23. U.S. Reacts to Guilty Verdict in Ahmaud Arbery Murder CaseThe murder convictions of three white men in the death of Ahmaud Arbery were praised by many as a just outcome in a case that could have stoked racial divisions. Arbery Verdict: What is Malice Murder?In convicting Travis McMichael on that charge, the 12 jurors found that he had deliberately intended to kill Mr. Arbery. Republicans Fight Covid Mandates, Then Blame Biden as Cases RiseRepublicans have fought mask requirements and vaccine mandates for months, but as coronavirus infections again rise, they are blaming the president for failing to end the health crisis. A Claim of Herd Immunity Reignites Debate Over U.K. Covid PolicyNeil Ferguson, a leading epidemiologist, said the country had almost reached a state of herd immunity as it settled into a new normal of about 40,000 cases a day. Other experts disagreed. 27 Migrants Drown Trying to Go From France to U.K. by BoatThe boat, which capsized near Calais, had been carrying a group of migrants to Britain. “France won’t let the Channel become a graveyard,’’ President Emmanuel Macron said. For Afghan Refugees, a Choice Between Community and OpportunityIn resettling thousands of displaced Afghans, the Biden administration must weigh their need for support against the needs of the U.S. labor market. Trump Investigation Enters Crucial Phase as Prosecutor’s Term Nears EndNew developments suggest the long-running inquiry has returned to an earlier focus: the valuations the former president and his family business applied to properties as it sought loans. Who Is Olaf Scholz, Germany's Next Chancellor?Germany’s next chancellor is something of an enigma. He comes to power with a dizzying array of challenges, raising questions about whether he can fill the very big shoes of his predecessor. Do Sports Still Need China?Global outrage, broken contracts and shifting politics could change the calculus for leagues and teams that once raced to do business in China. The YZY GAP Round Jacket ReviewIf you love to talk to people, this is the coat for you. 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. Ahmaud Arbery Was Murdered. But His Life Will Not Be Forgotten.We do not just remember the death. We remember the life, the beauty, the art, the feeling, the waiting, the living. What the Arbery and Rittenhouse Verdicts Couldn't Tell UsWe must stop tying our hopes for justice to high-profile criminal cases. 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. 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. End the Trump-Biden TariffsAn import tax on chassis is contributing to inflation and port congestion. The government needs to find better ways of increasing manufacturing. How to Find Common Ground With Your Most Problematic Family MembersTo survive a dinner table disagreement with the people you love this Thanksgiving, don’t call it a debate, Dylan Marron argues. ‘Justice Was Served’: Guilty Verdicts in the Ahmaud Arbery CaseReaders express relief. One calls it the “only rational and equitable verdict.” Also: A Covid Thanksgiving, and one in prison; children and grief. What Parental Leave Means to Dads and Non-birthing PartnersParents told us what having paid parental leave — or not — meant for their families. This Thanksgiving, Keep Forgiveness on HandAs we sit down together during a difficult year, we’d be wise to consider a posture of grace The Age of the Creative MinorityHere are four ways to think about your group identity. Hong Kong’s Pillar of Shame Is More Than a StatueShrinking the public space that preserves the memory of the 1989 Beijing uprising has effectively turned Hong Kong into another silent mainland city. Contending With the Pandemic, Wealthy Nations Wage Global Battle for MigrantsCovid kept many people in place. Now several developed countries, facing aging labor forces and worker shortages, are racing to recruit, train and integrate foreigners. Vaquitas Could Soon Be Extinct. Mexico Will Largely Determine Their Fate.Only about 10 vaquitas remain, but scientists say there’s still hope for the elusive porpoises. Their fate largely depends on the Mexican government. How to Watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day ParadeThis year’s parade will feature performers like Kelly Rowland and Carrie Underwood and will have 15 giant balloons and 28 floats. At Last Minute, Kanye West, Taylor Swift Added as Top Grammy NomineesAbba, Lil Nas X and others benefited as the number of competitors in the four all-genre categories grew from eight to 10 in a meeting the day before the nominations were announced. President Biden Arrives in Nantucket for ThanksgivingPresident Biden and his family are spending Thanksgiving on Nantucket, renewing a family tradition that dates back to 1975. Nordstrom, Louis Vuitton and Others Hit in California Burglaries“Their plan was to overwhelm us,” Chief Bill Scott of the San Francisco police said after about a dozen stores were stolen from in one night. NFL to Settle Lawsuit Over Rams’ Departure for $790 MillionRams owner Stanley Kroenke is expected to pay the entire amount, ending the four-year court battle over the team’s move to Los Angeles in 2016. Margo Guryan, Whose Album Drew Belated Acclaim, Dies at 84She recorded “Take a Picture” in 1968, but it died when she declined to tour. Three decades later, adventurous listeners discovered it and gave it a new life. Why Columbia Student Workers Are Back On StrikeColumbia University’s student workers’ union, made up of 3,000 workers, is striking for the second time this year, calling for higher wages and more protections. British Lawmaker Is Reprimanded for Bringing Her Baby to a DebateStella Creasy received a letter of complaint for attending a debate with her infant son in tow. After an outcry, the speaker of the House of Commons said that a committee would review the rules. Mickey Guyton on Her Grammy Nominations: ‘I Was Right’Last Grammys, the singer became the first Black woman to be nominated for a solo country performance award. This time, she’s back with three more chances to win. ‘Drive My Car’ Review: A Director Takes Your Heart for a SpinIn this quiet masterpiece, Ryusuke Hamaguchi considers grief, love, work and the soul-sustaining, life-shaping power of art. YassifyBot and 'Yassification' Memes, ExplainedA new Twitter account has amassed a following by sharing highly filtered versions of well-known images. How Exercise Affects Your AppetiteFor most of us, exercise impacts our hunger and weight in unexpected and sometimes contradictory ways. More Recent Articles
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