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Texas breaks ground on wall along border with Mexico Work crews in Texas have begun work on a wall paid for with private donations and state funds on the border with Mexico, Gov. Greg Abbott announced on Saturday.     Postal Service, NAACP reach settlement over 2020 mail delays The United States Postal Service said on Friday it had settled with NAACP over mail delays that the civil rights group alleged were intended to influence the 2020 election outcome.   President Biden to deliver speech on looming COVID-19 surge on Tuesday As the Omicron variant brings on a new wave of COVID-19 cases, President Joe Biden on Tuesday will deliver a speech describing his administration's response and will offer a "stark warning" for unvaccinated Americans.   Pope Francis issues guidance further restricting Latin Mass Pope Francis on Saturday recommitted to his earlier restrictions on celebrating the traditional Latin Mass, which has become a fault line in the Catholic Church.   YouTube TV subscribers lose Disney-owned channels ABC, ESPN YouTube TV subscribers have lost Disney-owned ESPN and local ABC station, among others, after the streaming platform failed to reach a deal.   Rahm Emanuel confirmed as ambassador to Japan in late-night Senate vote The U.S. Senate has confirmed Rahm Emanuel as President Biden's pick to serve as ambassador to Japan.   Netherlands institutes new lockdowns as Omicron barrels across Europe European leaders reacted to the quickly spreading Omicron variant on Saturday with a hard lockdown in the Netherlands, the declaration of a "major incident" emergency in London and other measures.   Harvard University shifts to remote learning, work in response to rising COVID-19 cases Harvard University has moved most of its classes and work online for the first three weeks in January in response to rising COVID-19 cases locally and nationally, as well as the Omicron variant of the virus.   Mayo Clinic: Heartburn from holiday feasts can be easily prevented Big holidays can be ruined by triggering heartburn, but experts say there are easy ways to prevent it.   Triple threat of snow, ice and rain to disrupt holiday shopping and travel Snow, ice and rain are expected to return across the northeastern United States this weekend, disrupting holiday travel and dampen last-minute holiday shopping.   Queen guitarist Brian May tests positive for COVID-19 Queen guitarist Brian May announced on Instagram Saturday that he has tested positive for COVID-19.   LL Cool J, Chloe, Journey to sing on New Year's Rockin' Eve broadcast LL Cool J, Chloe, Journey and Karol G have been booked to perform in New York for Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2022, ABC announced.   Appeals court reinstates Biden administration COVID-19 vaccine mandate for large employers A federal appeals court has reinstated the Biden administration's COVID-19 vaccinate mandate for large employers, overturning a ruling from last month ruling blocking its implementation.   Police suspect arson by 61-year-old clinic patient in deadly Osaka fire Police suspect a 61-year-old male psychiatric patient intentionally started a fire in the Japanese city of Osaka that killed least 24 people, multiple reports indicated Saturday.   Calif. jury gets fraud case of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes After three months of arguments and witness testimony, Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes' criminal fraud trial is now in the jury's hands.   Philippines death toll from Super Typhoon Rai raised to 31 The death toll from Super Typhoon Rai, which left a trail of devastation across Philippines, has been raised to 31, emergency officials said Saturday.   Gas explosion at Pakistani bank site kills multiple people A gas explosion at bank in the Pakistani city of Karachi on Saturday killed multiple people and injured several others, officials said.   No Season 2 for 'Head of the Class' sequel series at HBO Max HBO Max has decided not to renew its "Head of the Class" sequel series for a second season.   Adele's '30' tops the U.S. album chart Singer-songwriter Adele's "30" is the No. 1 album in the United States this week.   On This Day, Dec. 18: House impeaches President Trump On Dec. 18, 2019, the U.S. House voted to impeach President Donald Trump, charging him with abusing the powers of the presidency and obstructing Congress.   Famous birthdays for Dec. 18: Billie Eilish, Steven Spielberg Singer Billie Eilish turns 20 and filmmaker Steven Spielberg turns 75, among the famous birthdays for Dec. 18.   Chemicals in hair, beauty products may interfere with hormones during pregnancy Pregnant women who use hair dyes or straighteners may have relatively lower levels of pregnancy-supporting hormones, a recent study suggests.   Opioid painkillers may not be needed for weeks after heart surgery Recovery from heart surgery can bring some pain. But a new study suggests patients don't need potentially addictive prescription opioids to control that post-op discomfort.   More Recent Articles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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What to Know About the Civilian Casualty FilesA New York Times investigation found that the American air war in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan has been plagued by flawed intelligence, poor targeting and thousands of civilian deaths.   New York’s Surge in Virus Cases Shows No Signs of Slowing DownDutch leaders ordered the closing of all nonessential businesses, cultural venues and schools until mid-January. Here’s the latest on the pandemic. As Covid Surges, Experts Say U.S. Booster Effort Is Far BehindThe C.D.C. now recommends that all adults get a booster. But only one in six Americans has received that shot, worrying health officials. A Washington State senator died at 52 after a Covid infection.What to Do If You Test Positive for Covid-19The Omicron variant has fueled a rise in Covid-19 cases across the United States. Here’s what you need to know if you get infected. Map by Map, G.O.P. Chips Away at Black Democrats’ PowerBlack elected officials in several states, from Congress down to the counties, have been drawn out of their districts this year or face headwinds to hold onto their seats. Senate Confirms Biden’s 40th Judge, Tying a Reagan-Era RecordPresident Biden saw more of his judicial nominees confirmed in his first year than any president since Ronald Reagan. The Senate confirmed 18 federal judges in Donald Trump’s first year. It’s Been a Home for Decades, but Legal Only a Few MonthsCalifornia catches up with the reality that when it’s too hard to play by the rules, people convert the garage into an apartment anyway. Hong Kong's Election Is Really a SelectionI know firsthand what a meaningful and contested campaign looks like. Will Trump Undercut a Red Wave?The G.O.P. experienced hopeful times before — only to have the moment pass. Can Politics Save Christianity?Why the power of belief, not political imposition, is the key to Christian renewal. A Record Number of Journalists JailedAuthoritarian leaders are waging a war against the free press. Give Where You LiveFind the people doing good work in your own community and help them do it. Give Parents the Gifts of Baby Supplies and Advocacy (and Love)Help fulfill the basic health and well-being of moms, dads and kids. David Frost, Brexit Negotiator, Resigns in Another Blow to Boris JohnsonThe move puts new pressure on the prime minister, whose leadership has been called into question by a series of setbacks, including a new wave of Covid infections. Reveling in the Joys of Books, and Reading, at a Baghdad Book FairIraq is home to literary traditions ancient and modern, and to legions of avid readers who find a new book more meaningful to them than a new government. QVC Distribution Building Heavily Damaged in FireThe blaze, which began on Saturday morning, damaged up to 75 percent of a 1.2 million-square-foot building in Rocky Mount, N.C. Kentucky Family of Seven Among Those Killed in TornadoA couple, their four children and a grandmother were among the victims in Bowling Green. Japan Fire: Osaka Police Identify a Suspect, 61A 61-year-old man, hospitalized after the fire at an Osaka psychiatric clinic, is being investigated on suspicion of arson and murder, the police said. Mets Hire Buck Showalter as Manager in Latest Win-Now MoveThe Mets opted for experience in their new manager, the latest acquisition in an off-season in which they have spent $254.5 million on veteran free agents. Kangol Kid, Early Rapper Who Sought ‘Roxanne,’ Dies at 55As a member of the group UTFO, he was heard on one of the most influential and widely imitated songs of commercial hip-hop’s early years. Russian Is Convicted in Murder of Chechen Man in Berlin ParkA German court ruled that the Russian state had orchestrated the attack, which strained ties between Berlin and Moscow. Shirley Zussman, Indefatigable Sex Therapist, Is Dead at 107After she and her husband attended a Masters and Johnson lecture in 1966, they joined the burgeoning field of sexology. She remained active well into the 21st century. David Arquette on Filming the New 'Scream' and Bozo the ClownThe “Scream” actor is on a mission to make people reconsider clowns — including himself. More Recent Articles
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