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Prosecutors: Parents of Oxford shooting suspect ignored red flags Prosecutors on Thursday said the parents of the Oxford school shooting suspect ignored "disturbing" texts and other red flags about his mental state leading up to the shooting.     California woman pleads guilty to punching Southwest flight attendant A Sacramento woman pleaded guilty to a federal felony charge of interfering with a Southwest flight attendant after punching the attendant in the face on a May 23 flight.   South Korea grants special pardon to ex-President Park Geun-hye: gov't Park Geun-hye, the former convicted president currently serving a 22-year prison term for corruption, was included among beneficiaries of President Moon Jae-in's amnesty for the new year, the government announced.   'Unabomber' Ted Kaczynski transferred to prison medical facility Ted Kaczynski, known as the "Unabomber," was transferred to Federal Medical Center Butner from a Supermax facility in Colorado.   CDC cuts COVID-19 quarantine, isolation time for healthcare workers The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday updated its COVID-19 isolation and quarantine guidance for healthcare workers, shortening the amount of time before they can return to work.   President Joe Biden law banning imports from China's Xinjiang over Uyghur forced labor President Joe Biden on Thursday signed the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act into law, banning imports from China's Xinjiang region unless importers can prove the products were not made with forced labor.   NYC scales back Times Square New Year's Eve celebration New York City Bill de Blasio announced Thursday that the city's scaling back New Year's Eve celebrations at Times Square amid rising COVID-19 cases.   Former President Donald Trump asks Supreme Court to block release of records to Jan. 6 committee Former President Donald Trump filed an emergency request for the Supreme Court to block the release of his White House records to the committee investigating the Jan. 6 riots at the U.S. Capitol.   COVID-19 vaccines less effective against Delta variant, Utah study finds Currently available COVID-19 vaccines are much less effective against the Delta variant of the virus, though they still prevent serious illness in the vast majority of those inoculated, a JAMA Network Open study found.   Dow Jones gains 196 points as markets enter Christmas break in the green U.S. markets will enter the Christmas break on Friday with gains as the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 196 points, with investors looking past Omicron fears to positive economic data.   President Joe Biden signs bill to expand funding for Lou Gehrig's disease President Joe Biden on Thursday signed a bill that aims to expand funding for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease.   Massachusetts man wins his second $1 million lottery jackpot A Massachusetts man who collected a $1 million jackpot from a scratch-off lottery ticket in 2008 scored his second $1 million prize 13 years later.   'Wheel of Fortune' contestant who was denied an Audi will receive new car, anyway A Wheel of Fortune contestant who was denied a new Audi by a controversial technicality will be presented with the same model car by Audi, the company said.   Jury finds ex-cop Kim Potter guilty of manslaughter in Daunte Wright slaying A Minnesota jury on Thursday found former police officer Kim Potter guilty of manslaughter in the shooting death of Daunte Wright.   Swap meet shopper returns family photos, letters to Hawaii brothers A Hawaii man who searches swap meets for collectables to resell on eBay ended up reuniting a pair of Hawaii brothers with photo albums and other precious mementos.   Korean baseball team signs All-Star Na Sung-bum in record-tying deal The Kia Tigers signed All-Star outfielder Na Sung-bum to a record-tying free agent contract Thursday, making a huge splash in a bid to return to South Korean baseball relevance.   Delaware police arrest 5 linked to carjacking of Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon Authorities in Newark, Del., arrested five people linked to the carjacking of Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon in Philadelphia this week, Delaware State Police said Thursday.   Universal Orlando to reinstate mask policy on Christmas Eve amid Omicron surge Amid the surge of the Omicron COVID-19 variant, Universal Orlando said it will reinstate its mask policy starting on Christmas Eve.   Watch: Flying squirrels found living on University of Nebraska campus A crew working to cut down a dying oak tree on the University of Nebraska's East Campus made an unexpected discovery in a hollow limb -- a family of flying squirrels.   Watch: Stray Kids wish fans a merry Christmas in 'Placebo' video K-pop group Stray Kids released the album "SKZ 2021" and a holiday-themed video for "Placebo."   Watch: Japanese professor develops TV screen viewer can taste A professor at a Japanese university unveiled his latest innovation: a TV with a screen the viewer can taste.   Belgium agrees to shut down its 7 nuclear reactors by 2025 Belgium officials reached an agreement Thursday to close all seven of the country's nuclear reactors by 2025, but they will be open to new, smaller nuclear plants under the compromise.   Dozens of cars, semi-trucks involved in 'massive' pileup on icy I-94 in Wisconsin A "massive crash" involving many vehicles in western Wisconsin on Thursday shut down a major interstate in both directions in freezing rain and icy road conditions, authorities said.   Look: Renovation project in Scotland uncovers message in a bottle from 1967 Workers renovating a market hall in Scotland found a message in a bottle from a mason who worked on the building in 1967.   Vikings RB Dalvin Cook, Saints QBs placed on reserve-COVID-19 list Two NFL teams took major hits to their respective offenses Thursday when Minnesota Vikings running back Dalvin Cook and New Orleans Saints quarterbacks Taysom Hill and Trevor Siemian landed on the reserve/COVID-19 list.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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C.D.C. Shortens Covid Isolation Period for Health Care WorkersThe agency issued revised guidelines as Omicron cases climb and hospitals grapple with worker shortages that have left wards understaffed.   Israel May Give 4th Dose of Covid Shot, Despite Experts' DoubtsSome scientists warn that too many shots might actually harm the body’s ability to fight the Covid-19 virus. But Israeli experts say there isn’t time to wait. Family Stress Intensifies as Omicron Invades the HolidaysSome people are resigned to another season of restrictions and plan to forge ahead with celebrations. Others are trying to overcome a sense of perpetual fear. Covid-19 At-Home Testing and PCR, Rapid Testing Questions: What to KnowFacing long lines and shortages of home test kits during the latest surge, people are searching for answers about Covid tests. As Omicron Spreads, Older Americans Display a Mix of Worry and ResolveThey are at higher risk at becoming seriously ill from the virus, but they also don’t want to ‘stop doing the things that are most important.’ Daunte Wright Case: Kim Potter is Convicted on Two Charges of ManslaughterThe prosecution and defense had agreed that the shooting was a mistake and that Ms. Potter, who is white, had meant to draw her Taser when she fatally shot Mr. Wright, a 20-year-old Black man, during a traffic stop. Joan Didion, ‘New Journalist’ Who Explored Culture and Chaos, Dies at 87She established a distinctive voice in American fiction before turning to political reporting and screenplay writing. But it was California, her native state, that provided her with her richest material. PCE Index Hit Highest Level in November Since 1982The Fed’s preferred inflation gauge climbed at the fastest pace in nearly four decades, as Omicron clouded the outlook for 2022. Kamala Harris’s Allies Express Concern: Is She an Afterthought?The vice president’s allies are increasingly concerned that President Biden relied on her to win but does not need her to govern. Trump Asks Supreme Court to Block Release of Jan. 6 RecordsThe case is a constitutional clash on the scope of executive privilege and on whether a former president may invoke it when the current one has waived it. Jan. 6 Defendants Send a Holiday Card: ‘Merry Christmas Patriot!’Holiday card greetings from defendants awaiting trial on charges related to the Capitol riot reflect their status as symbolic martyrs for the Republican base. The Artists We Lost in 2021, in Their WordsSome artists held the spotlight for generations. Others left us lamenting careers cut short. Here is a tribute to those we lost this year. Why We All Need to Have More FunPrioritizing fun may feel impossible right now. But this four-step plan will help you rediscover how to feel more alive. Will Donald Trump Get Away With Inciting an Insurrection?Trying to upend a free and fair election is one of the gravest crimes imaginable. We’re worried Merrick Garland isn’t taking it seriously enough. A Message From Britain on Using Rapid TestsRapid tests can help against Omicron if used correctly. My Gay Retort to All the GrimnessNot everything in our country and our world has deteriorated. Christmas Is WeirdChristmas is the grand miracle that makes space for all the smaller miracles. How to Grieve Everything We Lost to CovidHow do we mourn everything we’ve lost to Covid? Why Jesus Never Stopped Asking QuestionsJesus liked to turn the tables on his interlocutors, especially those who were in the business of asking questions themselves. Biden Is Being the President He Campaigned to Be. But It's Not Enough.Biden’s administration needs a pinch of cayenne. Finding Inspiration in an Otherwise Dull YearBooks, kombucha, and a ridiculous egg spoon — the things that kept me going and fed this newsletter. The Rise of Eric Adams and Black New YorkEric Adams’s winning coalition shows how the city’s power structure has changed. Getting Past the Manchin Roadblock and Saving Biden’s PlanReaders discuss how to salvage Build Back Better, and praise and decry Mr. Manchin. Also: Pause pro sports; the Jan. 6 inquiry. How Exercise May Affect Our Alcohol ConsumptionPeople who are aerobically fit and work out a lot tend to imbibe more than their less fit peers. How to Travel Responsibly During the Holidays Amid Omicron WaveEven as the variant surges, the seasonal travel rush seems unstoppable, but there are steps you can take to travel more responsibly and mitigate the health risks for yourself — and others. India's Christians Attacked Under Anti-Conversion LawsHow Much Watching Time Do You Have This Weekend?This holiday weekend, catch the series finale of “Insecure” or a supremely chill show about restoring family heirlooms. How to Handle Omicron Surge Over the Holidays: a GuideThe new variant is going to be disruptive, but we have the tools we need to get through this phase of the pandemic. Jesse Watters's Incendiary Fauci Comments Follow a Fox News PatternComments by Jesse Watters, a host of “The Five,” were in keeping with previous derogatory remarks about Dr. Anthony Fauci by hosts and conservatives. Prosecutor Won’t Charge Cuomo Over Trooper’s Sexual Harassment ClaimThe acting Nassau County district attorney said the allegations were “credible” and “deeply troubling” but not criminal under New York law. Texas Board Withdraws Clemency Recommendation for George FloydThe Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles said it had made “procedural errors” when it issued a recommendation that Mr. Floyd be posthumously pardoned for a 2004 drug conviction. Officers Fire at Suspect in Store and a Bullet Kills a Girl in a Dressing RoomThe suspect was killed and a shot pierced a wall, fatally striking a 14-year-old, during the confrontation at a clothing store in Los Angeles, the police said. Two More Broadway Shows Close as Omicron Takes a Toll on Theater“Thoughts of a Colored Man” and “Waitress” became the latest productions to end their runs because of coronavirus cases among their cast or crew. U.S. Considers Warning Ukraine of a Russian Invasion in Real-TimeU.S. officials say intelligence sharing is essential to the Ukrainian government’s survival, even as they try to avoid escalating the situation. ‘Koala Massacre’: Australia Files Hundreds of Animal Cruelty ChargesA property owner and two companies in Australia were charged after a land-clearing operation left dozens of the marsupials dead, injured or starving. Former Boston College Student Gets Suspended Sentence in Boyfriend’s SuicideInyoung You pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the suicide of her college boyfriend, to whom she had sent tens of thousands of abusive text messages. Safety Issues and Defects of Troubled Supertall Tower Are ‘Vastly Exaggerated,’ Developer SaysA developer of 432 Park Avenue, the Midtown building whose residents have complained of flooding, noise and safety issues, said the building is safe, “without a doubt.” Cecilia McDowall to Debut New Christmas CarolEach year, the choir of King’s College, Cambridge, commissions an original song for its Christmas service, giving the composer an audience of around 100 million people. Brigitte Lefèvre, Ballet’s Disciplined Rebel, Takes Her Next StepsLefèvre, a former director of the Paris Opera Ballet, is stepping down from running the Cannes Dance Festival. What next? “I want to dance.” ‘Memoria’ Review: In Search of Lost TimeTilda Swinton stars in Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s elusive and enchanting new film, set in Colombia. More Recent Articles
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