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Judge issues stay of execution of Oklahoma death row inmate Wade Lay A judge in Oklahoma stayed the execution of death row inmate Wade Lay until he is able to complete a mental health competency trial.     New York Jets WR Corey Davis to have season-ending core muscle surgery New York Jets wide receiver and team captain Corey Davis will undergo season-ending surgery Tuesday to repair a core muscle injury.   Philadelphia Flyers fire head coach Alain Vigneault amid losing streak Mired in a multigame losing streak, the Philadelphia Flyers fired head coach Alain Vigneault on Monday.   Chicago Bulls' DeMar DeRozan enters NBA's COVID-19 protocols Chicago Bulls forward DeMar DeRozan was forced to miss Monday night's game against the Denver Nuggets after entering the NBA's health and safety protocols.   Bob Dole to lie in state in Capitol Rotunda Thursday Former U.S. senator and Republican presidential and vice presidential candidate Bob Dole will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda on Thursday.   Bryce Young, Aidan Hutchinson highlight 2021 Heisman Trophy finalists Alabama quarterback Bryce Young, Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud, Michigan defensive end Aidan Hutchinson and Pittsburgh quarterback Kenny Pickett were revealed as the finalists for the 2021 Heisman Memorial Trophy on   Rep. Devin Nunes leaving Congress for role as CEO of Trump Media & Technology Group Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., announced Monday that he will resign from Congress and take a role as CEO of Trump Media & Technology Group, founded by former President Donald Trump.   Self-administered test accurately predicts early dementia sooner, study finds Researchers at Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center said Monday that they have developed a simple, self-administered test designed to identify people with symptoms of dementia.   Christie's auctions 'Birth of Wikipedia' items, including NFT of 1st edit Christie's this week is conducting an online auction entitled "The Birth of Wikipedia" in which a non-fungible token, or NFT, of the site's first edit is being offered for sale.   Los Angeles Chargers' Keenan Allen among 11 players added to COVID-19 list Los Angeles Chargers star wide receiver Keenan Allen was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list Monday, leaving his availability for Sunday's game against the New York Giants in question.   Actor Jussie Smollett takes witness stand to testify in his own defense Actor Jussie Smollett took to the witness stand to testify in his own defense, saying he had a sexual relationship with one of the brothers he is accused of paying to stage a fake hate crime against him.   Second woman testifies Ghislaine Maxwell 'groomed' her for Epstein A second woman testified Monday that she was "groomed" by British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell at a young age for sex acts perpetrated by the late American tycoon Jeffrey Epstein.   Dow rises 646 points as markets shake off Omicron fears The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 646 points on Monday as markets rose broadly after Dr. Anthony Fauci allayed some concerns about the Omicron COVID-19 variant over the weekend.   Man uses lottery numbers from dream to win $3.4 million jackpot An Australian man said a dream about winning the lottery provided him with the numbers he used to win a jackpot of nearly $3.4 million.   Missing cat reunited with Texas family after six years Animal rescuers in Texas said a cat recently picked up as a stray was reunited with her family, who revealed the feline had been missing for six years.   Foreign student enrollment in U.S. colleges drops 15% to under 1M Enrollment of foreign students in U.S. colleges and universities plunged 15% in the 2020-21 school year even though American institutions remain in high esteem, research showed Monday.   Watch: 11-foot, 7-inch Hulk costume made from balloons breaks Guinness record A British cosplayer broke his own Guinness World Record when his Incredible Hulk costume made entirely of balloons was measured at 11 feet, 7 inches tall.   Joe Biden touts drug cost benefits of Build Back Better social spending bill President Joe Biden on Monday touted aspects of his Build Back Better social spending bill aimed at reducing the costs of prescription drugs as Democrats worked to pass the legislation by Christmas.   Justice Department sues Texas to block electoral redistricting map The Justice Department filed a lawsuit against Texas in a bid to block the Lone Star State's electoral redistricting map, Attorney General Merrick Garland announced Monday.   N.C. creates fishing record category for 'exceptionally large' red hind The North Carolina Division of Marine Fisheries said it created a new record category when an angler reeled in an "exceptionally large" red hind.   Young people recover quickly from COVID-19 vaccine heart side effect, study says It happens very rarely, but most teens and young adults who do experience heart inflammation -- myocarditis -- after a COVID-19 shot have mild symptoms and recover quickly, new research shows.   By curating news feeds, people unknowingly group selves online, study finds People unknowingly group themselves with like-minded others online, fueling political polarization simply by curating their news feeds, a Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences study found.   Florida police remove 5-foot snake found lurking inside resident's couch Police in Florida responded to a condominium community to remove an unusual trespasser -- a snake found inside a man's couch.   Watch: Stolen flamingo statue mysteriously returned to Florida chef's home A fiberglass flamingo statue stolen from outside a Florida chef's home was returned just as mysteriously as it disappeared.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Early Omicron Reports Say Illness May Be Less SevereResearchers in South Africa, where the variant is spreading quickly, say it may cause less serious Covid cases than other forms of the virus, but it is unclear whether that will hold true.   New York City to Mandate Vaccines for Employees at Private BusinessesThe mandate, set to take effect just before Mayor Bill de Blasio leaves office, will apply to workers at about 184,000 businesses. It is likely to face legal challenges. Will Eric Adams Keep N.Y.C.’s Newest Vaccine Mandate?It was unclear if the incoming mayor, Eric Adams, who is on vacation in Ghana, intended to enforce a vaccine mandate for private employers. Biden Expected to Offer Warnings and Alternatives in Call With PutinThe conflict in Ukraine will be a major topic during a high-stakes video call between President Biden and Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on Tuesday. On Ukrainian Front, Grinding War and Weary Anticipation of InvasionAfter eight years in the trenches, Ukrainian soldiers are resigned to the possibility that the Russian military, which dwarfs their own in power and wealth, will come sooner or later. Justice Dept. Files Voting Rights Suit Against Texas Over MapThe department said the state’s redistricting plan would violate the Voting Rights Act by discriminating against minority voters. U.S. Will Not Send Government Officials to Beijing OlympicsAmerican athletes will still be able to compete in the Winter Games, but the diplomatic boycott is a slap at China for human rights abuses in Xinjiang. Georgia Governor's Race Puts State at Center of 2022 Political DramaFormer Senator David Perdue, encouraged by Donald Trump, is challenging Gov. Brian Kemp, a fellow Republican who defied the former president. Trump’s Media Company Investigated Over SPAC DealA financing company told investors that it wasn’t in deal talks, weeks after its C.E.O. held a private videoconference about a possible deal with Donald Trump. Devin Nunes to Quit House, Take Over Trump's Media CompanyThe California Republican, who had pugnaciously defended Donald J. Trump, chose the media company role over a potentially powerful new post in Congress. Why New York Is Unearthing a Brook It Buried a Century AgoA plan to “daylight” Tibbetts Brook in the Bronx would be one of the city’s most ambitious green infrastructure improvements. Chanel, TikTok and the Beauty Advent Calendar ControversySome social media users are not feeling the Christmas spirit — or this box of mini lipsticks and branded stickers. Best Movies of 2021Even when a film wasn’t great, filmgoing was. But there were some truly wonderful releases, ranging from music docs and musicals to westerns and the just plain weird. Opioids Feel Like Love. That’s Why They’re Deadly in Tough Times.America can’t arrest its way out of a problem caused by the fundamental human need to connect. I Was Bob Dole's Press Secretary. This Is What I Learned From Him.During his 1996 presidential campaign, Senator Dole would often go off script. But it was those moments that revealed his rare empathy. He Is Black. The Victims Were White. ‘It’s an Allegation as Old as America.’The halting of executions and the guilty verdicts in the Ahmaud Arbery case have given us the slightest bit of hope for change. Helping the HomelessWhy it’s so difficult to find viable solutions for California’s homelessness crisis. We Are Not Going to Run Out of Hypocrisy Anytime SoonYet another school shooting, the Supreme Court argument over Roe and much else in American life give us pause. Why Humans Aren’t the Worst (Despite, Well, Everything Happening in the World)The historian Rutger Bregman makes a case for the “collective brilliance” of humanity. Biden’s Democracy Conference Is About Much More Than DemocracyDemocracies can find strength in numbers. The Ghosts of MississippiDobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization is another Mississippi case poised to roll back constitutional rights. Rudeness Is On the Rise. You Got a Problem With That?How do we respond to a culture in which the guardrails of so-called civility are gone? How to Create a Black Space in a Gentrifying NeighborhoodThoughts I had as I watched a white couple browsing books. Readers Share What They’re Grateful ForGiving thanks for everything from stents to foliage to a musical dog. Heeding Warning Signs Before School ShootingsReaders criticize the school’s decision to allow Ethan Crumbley back into class, and the nation’s gun laws. Also: Chris Cuomo; gender-neutral in French; happiness. Condé Nast Knows Its Faded Glory Is Not in StyleAnna Wintour is the embodiment of the glory days of the magazine dynasty. Now she is pitching its global, digital future. Christmas Tree Questions? Ask the Mayor of Rockefeller Center.For two decades, Correll Jones has been the man to ask about New York’s most famous tree — and where to find the public bathrooms. A Meeting With Maxwell Led to Years of Sex With Epstein, Accuser SaysA woman identified only as “Kate” told jurors at Ghislaine Maxwell’s sex-trafficking trial that Ms. Maxwell leveraged their friendship to encourage her to have sex with Jeffrey Epstein. Trump’s Blood Oxygen Level in Covid Bout Was Dangerously Low, Former Aide SaysMark Meadows, Mr. Trump’s former chief of staff, said in his new book that the weakened president’s blood oxygen level reached 86 during a harrowing fight against the coronavirus. Defendant in Case Brought by Durham Says New Evidence Undercuts ChargeLawyers for Michael Sussmann, accused by the Trump-era special counsel of lying to the F.B.I., asked for a quick trial after receiving what they said was helpful material from prosecutors. Biden’s Supreme Court Commission Prepares to Vote on Final ReportA draft version of the document flagged deep disputes over court expansion while exploring how phasing in term limits might work. Michael Steinhardt, Billionaire, Surrenders $70 Million in Stolen RelicsThe hedge fund pioneer is barred for life from buying more antiquities. He turned over 180 stolen objects that had decorated his homes and office. Volunteer Dies After a Sheep Charges at Her on a Therapy FarmKim Taylor, 73, went into cardiac arrest after being attacked while caring for livestock at a Massachusetts farm, the police said. Fred Hiatt, Washington Post Editorial Page Editor, Dies at 66He used his powerful platform to champion human rights, caution against a Trump presidency and condemn the killing of a Saudi columnist for the paper. India and Russia Expand Defense Ties, Despite Prospect of U.S. SanctionsIndia’s purchase of a missile defense system signaled that it was more worried about an emboldened China at its borders than about angering the United States. Man Charged With Sending Dozens of Violent Threats to L.G.B.T.Q. GroupsRobert Fehring warned that an attack on New York City’s Pride March would make the Pulse nightclub shooting “look like a cakewalk,” the authorities said. ‘And Just Like That’: The Shoe Must Go OnIn the ’90s, “Sex and the City” celebrated single women. Can a new, more nuanced version make a comedy of middle-aged ones? In ‘Landscapers,’ True Crime Meets Hollywood FantasyThe HBO mini-series stars Olivia Colman and David Thewlis as a British couple convicted of killing the wife’s parents and burying them in the backyard. No Matter the Role, Antony Sher Made Soaring Seem PossibleThe actor, who died at the age of 72, was known for his commanding performances of Shakespeare’s Richard III and the Auschwitz survivor Primo Levi. 'The Feminine Urge' Meme ExplainedJournalists love subjecting online jokes to semantic dissection. So, shall we? Black Baseball Pioneer Bud Fowler Elected to Hall of FameElected by the Hall’s Early Days committee, Bud Fowler was a pioneer who played organized professional baseball against white players as early as 1878. More Recent Articles
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