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Biden administration pulls out of talks to compensate families separated at border The Biden administration has abandoned negotiations to provide cash payments to thousands of migrant families as compensation for a Trump-era policy that separated parents from their children at the Mexican border.     Chargers' Donald Parham Jr. carted off field after scary injury, in stable condition Los Angeles Chargers tight end Donald Parham Jr. was carted off the field after hitting the back of his helmet on the turf at SoFi Stadium while trying to catch a pass in the end zone against the Kansas City Chiefs.   College football: Pitt QB Kenny Pickett to skip Peach Bowl, begin NFL prep Pittsburgh Panthers quarterback Kenny Pickett announced Thursday night that he is opting out of the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl to begin preparing for next year's NFL Draft.   Pelicans' Zion Williamson gets foot injection, to be re-evaluated in 4-6 weeks The New Orleans Pelicans announced Thursday that star forward Zion Williamson received an injection in his injured right foot to stimulate bone healing.   Biden administration requests Supreme Court reinstate vaccine mandate for health care workers Fearing a deadly winter spike in COVID-19 cases, the Biden administration has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to restore a mandate that workers in federally funded hospitals be vaccinated against the virus.   NFL alters COVID-19 protocols amid leaguewide outbreaks The NFL and its players' union have negotiated changes to the league's COVID-19 protocols as multiple teams continue to deal with outbreaks.   Researchers discover water in expansive canyon on Mars A European spacecraft orbiting Mars has identified a "water-rich area" about the size of the Netherlands in the heart of a canyon system that dwarfs the Earth's Grand Canyon.   Deadly outburst of extreme weather blitzes center of U.S. All the ingredients for severe weather came together with fatal effects on Wednesday as a complex atmospheric setup churned up dust storms and knocked out power across multiple states throughout the middle of the U.S.   Former police officer Kim Potter to testify at her manslaughter trial Former Brooklyn Center, Minn., police officer Kim Potter told a judge Thursday that she will testify at her own manslaughter trial.   House Democrats seek answers on federal executions from Justice Department House Democrats on Thursday asked the Justice Department whether the Biden administration plans to resume federal executions using a single-drug lethal injection protocol.   FDA to permanently allow delivery of abortion pills by mail The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday said it will permanently lift a restriction requiring patients to pick up abortion pills in person, allowing them to be sent by mail instead.   Lakers add guards Russell Westbrook, Avery Bradley to COVID-19 protocols The Los Angeles Lakers placed guards Russell Westbrook and Avery Bradley in the NBA's health and safety protocols Thursday, the team announced.   U.S. takes action against Chinese tech entities for abuses of biotechnology The U.S. Commerce Department and Treasury Department on Thursday took action against dozens of Chinese technology entities for alleged abuses of biotechnology including the development of "brain-control weapons."   Facebook bans seven companies accused of surveillance for hire Facebook's parent company Meta on Thursday banned seven surveillance-for-hire companies from the social media platform over concerns about spying that could affect close to 50,000 users.   CDC panel votes to recommend preferred status to Moderna, Pfizer vaccines over J&J A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advisory panel said Thursday that it prefers COVID-19 vaccines made by Moderna and Pfizer over one made by Johnson & Johnson.   COVID-19 Omicron variant should make people rethink holiday plans, experts say The emergence of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 in the United States most likely means many people need to reconsider holiday plans, particularly if they involve friends and family members made vulnerable by the virus.   Supreme Court sends Texas abortion law back to appeals court The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday announced it was formally sending the highly publicized case over Texas' six-week abortion ban, back to a federal appeals court.   Watch: Woman wins $1 million from lottery ticket birthday gift A Michigan woman collected a $1 million jackpot from a scratch-off lottery ticket she received as a birthday gift from her brother.   South Carolina man's long-lost class ring found by road crew A pair of South Carolina Department of Transportation employees were able to reunite a man with the class ring he lost two decades earlier.   Nasdaq Composite plummets as tech stocks lose momentum The Nasdaq Composite dropped 2.47% on Thursday as tech stocks led a broad market decline, running out of steam after a rally on Wednesday.   Long Beach Democrat Alan Lowenthal will not seek re-election Long Beach Democrat Alan Lowenthal, whose congressional term ends in January 2023, announced Thursday he will not seek re-election.   U.S. Army says 98% of troops received COVID-19 vaccine; Marines expel 103 members The U.S. military announced Thursday that the vast majority of service members in the Army and Marines have received the COVID-19 vaccine in time for a federal deadline this week.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Scientists Are Racing to Gauge the Threat of OmicronThe variant will spread quickly through the United States, experts say. What happens after that is less certain.   As Virus Cases Surge, New Yorkers Feel a Familiar AnxietyVaccinated residents who had embraced a return to some normalcy are unsettled: “It’s scary — it feels like we’ve been here before.” Biden asks the Supreme Court to revive vaccine mandate for health care workers.Two federal judges blocked the requirement, which applies to workers at hospitals that get federal money, in about half of the country. Vaccine Holdouts in Army and Navy Will Be Dismissed, Military SaysSeveral governors are seeking exemptions for their National Guard troops. F.D.A. Will Permanently Allow Abortion Pills by MailThe decision will broaden access to medication abortion, an increasingly common method, but many conservative states are already mobilizing against it. How Ashley Biden’s Diary Made Its Way to Project VeritasNew details shed light on the federal investigation into the conservative group’s acquisition last year of a journal kept by the president’s daughter. Jan. 6 Panel Subpoenas Retired Colonel Who Shared Plan to Overturn ElectionPhil Waldron has been under scrutiny since a 38-page PowerPoint he circulated was turned over to the panel by former President Donald J. Trump’s last chief of staff. R.N.C. Is Said to Agree to Pay Up to $1.6 Million of Trump’s Personal Legal BillsUnder the unusual arrangement, the Republican Party is paying to defend the former president as he faces investigations into his private business practices. In a Small Kentucky Town, the Candle Factory Was a Lifeline for Its WorkersEight people were killed when a tornado struck a Mayfield Consumer Products building. Now, amid acrimony over whether managers could have done more to keep employees safe, there is worry about lost jobs. Power Outages Across Midwest After StormsHundreds of thousands of customers were without electricity after a powerful storm system called “extraordinary” for December swept across the central U.S. Biden’s Stand on Ukraine Is a Wider Test of U.S. Credibility AbroadPresident Barack Obama also warned of severe consequences if Russia took action against its neighbor. Vladimir Putin annexed Crimea anyway. Need a Last-Minute Gift for the Holidays? Try Regifting.Regifting is the responsible choice for both your wallet and the environment. And does anyone even need to know? Is Our Homelessness Crisis Really a Drug Problem?A new book argues that rampant fentanyl and methamphetamine addiction is to blame, but the reality is more complex. ‘When I Will Be Old, Maybe. But Now, I Feel Myself Young.’After his wife’s sudden death, Eduard Arzunyan needed some help. The Year of Inflation InfamyMaybe the real takeaway should be how little we know about where we are in this strange economic episode. What Makes Me a MonsterStalin had it. So did Pablo Escobar. And my psoriasis has led me to live a life in shadows. We Will Look Back on This Age of Cruelty to Animals in HorrorHow we treat farm animals today will be seen as a defining moral failing of our age. Inflation Keeps Getting Worse. But Can the Fed Really Rein It In?Higher interest rates could put a cap on rising costs, but it could also make the economy worse for workers. Who’s Behind Web3?I suffered slings and arrows for daring to question the next iteration of the web. Populism Has Reached the Supreme Court, TooJudicial populism justifies the exercise of power without accounting for its real-world effects. Trump Weaponized the Supreme CourtThe three justices appointed by Trump are doing exactly what they were sent to the court to do. A Serious Threat to Reproductive RightsReaders criticize an essay that expressed gratitude for President Trump’s picks for Supreme Court justices. Also: Liz Cheney; cruelty to migrants; Santa Claus. bell hooks, Pathbreaking Black Feminist, Dies at 69She insisted that the fight for women’s rights had to take into account the diverse experiences of working-class and Black women. How Much Watching Time Do You Have This Weekend?This week our critic recommends a gentle British dramedy, a silly ’80s parody and a bunch of “Magic Mike” wannabes. The Pandemic Hampered Their Stride. They’re Rising Back Up.When Covid-19 hit, these New Yorkers faced setbacks. A year later, pieces are falling into place for their careers and health. 中国外交攻城略地，“朋友”多了路就好走吗？近年来，北京在与台湾的外交角力上攻城略地，捷报频传。但对于生活在那些战略要地的中国侨民来说，祖国的“胜利”可能意味着更为复杂的情况。 Biden Says Build Back Better Bill Will Take More TimeA top Senate official ruled that a measure to grant legal status to millions of undocumented immigrants must come out of the plan, as President Biden said a final deal would take more time. Biden Awards Medals of Honor for Bravery in Iraq and Afghanistan“It’s just hard to explain where your soldiers got the courage they got,” the president said as he awarded the three medals. Harvard Won't Require SAT or ACT Scores for Admission for Several YearsThe university joins many others that have eliminated the ACT and SAT requirements, adding fuel to the movement to get rid of standardized test scores. Scientists Ask Biden to Cut U.S. Nuclear ArsenalIn a letter, the scientists also urged President Biden to declare that the United States would never be the first to use nuclear weapons in a conflict. 12 Remaining Members of a U.S. Group Kidnapped in Haiti Have Been ReleasedSeventeen members of the group, Christian Aid Ministries, had been kidnapped by a gang in October. Five had been released earlier. Man Dies After He Is Shot by the Police With a Stun Gun and Catches FireNew York’s attorney general said her office would investigate the man’s death, which followed an altercation in an upstate police station. Defense Contractor Tried to Give Classified Information to Russia, U.S. SaysJohn Murray Rowe Jr. was arrested Wednesday on espionage-related charges. The Justice Department said he had exchanged more than 300 emails with an F.B.I. employee posing as a Russian agent. U.S. Cracks Down on Firms Said to Aid China’s Repression of MinoritiesThe Commerce and Treasury Departments put new restrictions on an array of companies and institutions that they said were misusing biotechnology. Shooting Investigators Get Search Warrant for Alec Baldwin’s PhoneDetectives are nearly two months into the investigation of how a live round got into a gun that discharged on a New Mexico film set, killing a cinematographer. Vincent Jackson’s Widow Hopes Speaking About His C.T.E. Warning Signs Will Help OthersThe ex-N.F.L. player Vincent Jackson was found dead in a hotel room days after his former team won the Super Bowl. In light of his C.T.E. diagnosis, his widow recounted Jackson’s decline. ‘Nightmare Alley’ Review: Seeing Is Believing. (Suckers!)Guillermo del Toro’s latest movie tracks the sordid adventures of a carnival grifter played by Bradley Cooper. Sneaker Sellers Wrestle With Price Spikes After Virgil Abloh’s DeathWhen unexpected tragedy, unsatiable hypebeasts and the rapidly growing resale market collide. More Recent Articles
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