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NHL's Arizona Coyotes pay tax debts, avoid arena eviction The Arizona Coyotes avoided eviction from Gila River Arena after making good on delinquent tax bills and other unpaid facility charges.     At least 53 people dead as tractor-trailer overturns in Mexico crash Officials in Mexico said at least 53 people died when a tractor-trailer collided with a truck and overturned in the Mexican state of Chiapas, near the border with Guatemala.   U.S. gymnast Simone Biles named Time magazine's 2021 Athlete of the Year Team USA gymnast Simone Biles was named Time magazine's 2021 Athlete of the Year on Thursday.   New York City Council grants noncitizens right to vote in local elections The New York City Council on Thursday voted to grant noncitizens the right to vote in local elections, becoming the largest U.S. municipality to do so.   New Orleans Pelicans' Kira Lewis Jr. out for season with torn ACL New Orleans Pelicans guard Kira Lewis Jr. will miss the rest of the season after suffering a torn ACL and Grade 2 MCL sprain in his right knee.   Clint Hurdle returns to Colorado Rockies as special assistant to general manager The Colorado Rockies brought back former manager Clint Hurdle to serve as a special assistant to general manager Bill Schmidt.   President Joe Biden opens democracy summit with 'landmark' initiative to defend human rights President Joe Biden opened the long-awaited, U.S. organized Summit for Democracy at the White House on Thursday -- a virtual event that will include more than 100 countries to fight corruption and defend human rights.   Senate approves measure allowing Democrats to raise debt ceiling The Senate on Thursday sent a bill allowing Congress to raise the debt ceiling by a simple majority vote to President Joe Biden's desk, as the United States faces the risk of defaulting on its debt by next week.   United States ends combat operations, moves to advisory role in Iraq The U.S. military ended its combat mission in Iraq, moving the 2,500 troops stationed in Iraq to an advisory role.   State judge declares Texas abortion law unconstitutional -- but does not stop it from being enforced A Texas judge on Thursday ruled that the state's controversial law restricting abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy violates the Texas Constitution, saying it should not be enforced in court.   Biden offers support to Ukraine in call with Zelensky on Russia U.S. President Joe Biden offered his support to Kiev on Thursday during a phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky amid worries of Russian aggression toward the Eastern European nation, the White House said   Former Sen. Bob Dole honored as champion, patriot at U.S. Capitol memorial Former Sen. Bob Dole was remembered Thursday as a war hero and statesman during a tribute at the U.S. Capitol before lying in state beneath the Rotunda.   Tennessee Titans claim ex-Houston Texans LB Zach Cunningham off waivers The Tennessee Titans claimed former Houston Texans linebacker Zach Cunningham off waivers Thursday, keeping the veteran defender in the AFC South.   Jussie Smollett found guilty on five of six disorderly conduct charges Jurors on Thursday found actor Jussie Smollett guilty on five of six disorderly conduct charges for lying to police and staging a hate crime attack against himself in 2019.   Two arrested in drive-by at Kentucky school bus stop Police said Thursday they arrested two juveniles in connection with a drive-by shooting at a school bus stop in Kentucky that killed a 16-year-old boy.   Appeals court rules against Trump's efforts to block release of Jan. 6 documents A federal appeals court ruled against former President Donald Trump's efforts to block the National Archives from releasing his White House records to the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.   Daunte Wright: Prosecutors question witnesses after emotional day of testimony in Kim Potter trial Witness testimony at the manslaughter trial of former Minnesota police officer Kim Potter entered its second day on Thursday.   Ghislaine Maxwell trial adjourned after attorney becomes ill The New York judge presiding over the sex-trafficking trial of socialite Ghislaine Maxwell adjourned Thursday's proceedings early after an attorney became ill.   Michigan woman dreams of $25,000 lottery prize, wins $300,000 jackpot A Michigan woman who had a dream about winning $25,000 from a scratch-off lottery ticket found reality was even more generous than her subconscious when she scored a $300,000 jackpot.   Papers graded by TA Elon Musk in 1995 auctioned for $7,753 A Boston-based auction house fetched a high bid of $7,753 for an unusual piece of celebrity memorabilia: University of Pennsylvania papers graded by Elon Musk.   Oil-covered snowy owl rescued from recycling plant in Wisconsin Animal rescuers in Wisconsin said a snowy owl is recovering after being found covered in diesel and an oil-based substance at a recycling plant.   Watch: Tennessee trooper helps deliver baby on the interstate A Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper put his skills as an EMT to good use when he was summoned to help deliver a baby at the side of a highway.   Blood, stool samples from 1980s hold clues to fighting disease in 2020s, study suggests A groundbreaking analysis of decades-old stool and blood samples from the early AIDS epidemic suggests that men who had high levels of a specific bacteria may have had a greater risk for contracting HIV.   Peak of Geminid meteor shower could produce colorful light show The Geminid meteor shower is set to peak Monday night into Tuesday morning, but the presence of another celestial object may limit the viewing potential for one of the best annual meteor showers.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Senate Clears Last Major Hurdle to Raising Debt CeilingEnding a monthslong impasse, lawmakers from both parties approved legislation that would let Congress raise the debt ceiling by a simple majority vote.   Debt Limit Split Shows Pragmatic Republicans Are DwindlingFearing backlash from the right, most in the party dug in against a bipartisan deal needed to stave off a federal default. Omicron Wave Heads for U.K., but It’s Not Clear How Bad It’ll BeBritain could be a bellwether of what other countries will see from the new coronavirus variant. Officials say Omicron could account for most cases within weeks. F.D.A. Authorizes Pfizer-BioNTech Boosters for 16- and 17-Year-OldsThe C.D.C. director promptly signed off on the move, saying the agency was encouraging adolescents to receive a booster dose. Here’s the latest on Covid. Appeals Court Rejects Trump’s Bid to Shield Material From Jan. 6 InquiryA three-judge panel held that Congress’s oversight powers, backed by President Biden’s decision not to invoke executive privilege over the material, outweighed Mr. Trump’s residual secrecy powers. New York A.G. to Subpoena Trump to Testify in Fraud InvestigationThe move by the attorney general, Letitia James, comes at a critical moment in a criminal inquiry into the former president, who could try to block the demand. Jussie Smollett Found Guilty of Reporting a Fake Hate CrimeMr. Smollett was convicted of filing a false police report in 2019 claiming he had been the victim of a racist and homophobic attack. The jury deliberated for more than nine hours. How Nursing Homes’ Worst Offenses Are Hidden From the PublicThousands of problems identified by state inspectors were never publicly disclosed because of a secretive appeals process, a New York Times investigation found. Mexico Migrant Truck Crash Leaves 53 DeadDozens more were reported injured in the crash in southern Chiapas state, where many migrants regularly cross into Mexico from Central America. Buffalo Starbucks Workers Vote for Union at 1 StoreThe coffee chain’s executives sought to persuade workers to reject the union in an election campaign that began in late August. Workers at a second store voted not to unionize and the result at a third outlet was not clear. Here's Why Inflation Is Worrying WashingtonPrice gains have moved up sharply for months, but the fact that the trend is lasting and broadening has newly put policymakers on red alert. N.Y.C. Grants Noncitizens Right to Vote in Local ElectionsThe legislation approved by the City Council will set up a system for legal residents to vote in municipal elections. What a Times Journalist Learned From His ‘Don’t Look Up’ MomentA new film about a killer comet revives memories of a nail-biting night in The Times newsroom two decades ago. Hoping for a Dog Phone? You May Have a Long Wait.A scientist in Scotland tested a so-called DogPhone to let her dog make video calls. He did use it, but mostly by mistake. Review: ‘And Just Like That,’ It All Went WrongThe “Sex and the City” revival is part dramedy about heartbreak, part awkward bid at relevance. How Is the U.S. Economy Doing?Why do Americans say that the economy is awful but that they’re doing fine? The Beatles "Get Back" Documentary Is a Master Class in CreativityIn a new documentary, “Get Back,” the Beatles give a master class in creativity under pressure. For the Elderly, Complacency Could Be a KillerWhatever the Omicron variant may mean for the young, it’s already clear that it can be deadly for the old. Don’t Let ‘Treeson’ Drive You Out of New York CityNot everyone can make it in New York. I Cherish This Lifeline to My ParentsAl Hirschfeld’s drawings of Stephen Sondheim’s shows were a gift. What Do You Say to the Sufferer?An attempt to be present with a stranger in pain. We Need Less Talk and More Action From Congress on TechMosseri talks while Congress dithers. I Play Video Games With My 4-Year-Old, and That's OKVideo games may not be harmless, but what are you going to do? Democrats' Infighting Only Helps RepublicansThe party’s infighting and pessimism are just what Republicans savor. Why Joe Biden Needs More Than Accomplishments to Be a SuccessA theory of political time explains how he has become a prisoner of great expectations. Al Hirschfeld's Drawings Captured Stephen Sondheim Better Than Any PhotoThese nine portraits of Sondheim musicals, from “West Side Story” and “Gypsy” to “Into the Woods” and “Passion,” sparked this theatergoer’s memory. Biden’s Democracy Summit Sells Democracy ShortDemocracy is about more than delivering the goods. Social Media Companies Are Trying to Co-opt the First AmendmentThey want the same protections newspapers enjoy. But they are not newspapers. I'm Done Trying to Understand or Educate the UnvaccinatedThey don’t leave only themselves vulnerable to the virus; they make everyone more vulnerable. Biden Orders Federal Vehicles and Buildings to Use Renewable Energy by 2050Under an executive order, the federal government would phase out the purchase of gasoline-powered vehicles, and its buildings would be powered by wind, solar or other clean energy. 两届北京奥运会为何“冰火两重天”2008年北京夏季奥运会也曾面临抵制呼声，但最终人们记住更多的是精彩的开幕式和赛事，以及一个蓬勃发展并且张开双臂拥抱世界的中国。14年后，北京冬奥会再次遭遇抵制，这一次有什么不同？ Ukraine Commanders Say a Russian Invasion Would Overwhelm ThemIf Russia opts for an invasion, Ukraine’s generals say, they would have no hope of repelling it without a major infusion of military help from the West. Letitia James Drops Out of N.Y. Governor’s RaceThe move by the state attorney general, which instantly upended the governor’s race, seemed to solidify Gov. Kathy Hochul’s front-runner status. Biden's Democracy Summit Convenes as U.S. Hits a ‘Rough Patch’The president kicked off his summit as critics questioned the guest list and whether the United States could be an effective advocate for democracy amid problems at home. The Smaller, Everyday Deals for College Athletes Under New RulesAlthough players with six-figure deals have attracted most of the public attention, thousands of athletes are pulling in just enough for books or date nights under name, image and likeness agreements. Citizen Enforcement of Abortion Law Violates Texas Constitution, Judge RulesA state judge said the approach inappropriately granted standing and denied due process. Abortion providers said they would expand services if the State Supreme Court upheld the ruling. Met Museum Removes Sackler Name From Wing Over Opioid TiesThe museum and the Sackler family announced that the name would be removed from seven exhibition spaces, including the wing that houses the Temple of Dendur. Columbus Reaches $5.75 Million Settlement Agreement With ProtestersUnder the deal, which is subject to City Council approval, the money would go to 32 plaintiffs who said they were injured by the police during 2020 social justice protests. In Michigan School Shooting, the First Lawsuit Is FiledThe parents of two sisters who survived the Oxford High School shootings have filed a federal suit against the district and its officials. Taiwan Loses Nicaragua as Ally as Tensions With China RiseThe nation switched diplomatic allegiance to Beijing, leaving 13 nations and the Vatican still recognizing Taiwan as a sovereign nation. Barry Harris, Pianist and Devoted Scholar of Bebop, Dies at 91For decades, he performed, taught and toured with unflagging devotion. He also helped to lay the foundation for the widespread academic study of jazz. U.S. Announces End to Combat Mission in Iraq, but Troops Will Not LeaveThe U.S. military said it had transitioned to an advise and assist mission in the country, but the roughly 2,500 service members on the ground will remain, staying on in support roles. William Hartmann, 63, Michigan Official Who Disputed Election, DiesHe refused to certify Joseph Biden’s victory over Donald Trump in Detroit but later relented. A foe of Covid vaccines, he was hospitalized with the virus. ‘Red Rocket’ Review: All My XXX’s Live in TexasA porn star returns to his hometown in Sean Baker’s latest slice of hard-luck Americana. Kim Abeles Turns the Climate Crisis Into Eco-artShe doesn’t just make art about pollution, she makes art out of it. Now her “Smog Collectors” series is on view at California State University, Fullerton. New Christmas Movies to Stream on HBO Max, Disney+ and MoreA list of quality holiday movies on streaming services other than Netflix. More Recent Articles
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