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Pelicans' Zion Williamson has soreness in surgically repaired foot; return delayed New Orleans Pelicans forward Zion Williamson's return to the court has been delayed because of soreness in his surgically repaired foot, the team announced.     U.S., EU hold high-level meeting on countering China The United States and the European Union held their second high-level meeting concerning China as the two sides attempt to foster a united policy to confront and work with the Asian nation amid growing tensions.   Oklahoma City Thunder's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander put in concussion protocol Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is out indefinitely after being placed in the NBA's concussion protocol, the team announced.   Australia adopts Magnitsky-style sanctions regime Australia on Thursday adopted a new targeted sanctions regime similar to that of the United States, arming the island nation with the ability to punish international human rights abusers, cybercriminals and corrupt offic   College football: Bronco Mendenhall to step down as Virginia's head coach Virginia head football coach Bronco Mendenhall announced Thursday he is stepping down from his position after the Cavaliers' upcoming bowl game.   New York, Colorado, Minnesota report new cases of COVID-19 Omicron variant One day after the first case of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 was confirmed in California, five more cases were identified in New York along with two more in Colorado and Minnesota.   Watch: Alan Ritchson breaks hands, zip ties in 'Reacher' trailer Amazon released the trailer for "Reacher" on Thursday. It shows Alan Ritchson as Lee Child's hero Jack Reacher in action.   Lakers' LeBron James clears NBA's COVID-19 protocols after two negative tests Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James was cleared to return to the court after a brief stint in the NBA's health and safety protocols, the league announced.   Epstein employee: Maxwell told him to 'see nothing, hear nothing, say nothing' Juan Aless, the former manager of Jeffrey Epstein's Palm Beach, Fla., home, said Ghislaine Maxwell gave him detailed instructions including to "see nothing, hear nothing, say nothing" about their actions in the house.   Stolen trailer full of holiday gifts for Chicago kids found empty A stolen shipping container filled with donated gifts for 2,500 needy Chicago children was found Thursday, but its cargo of holiday cheer was gone, charity organizers said.   U.S. and allies hit Belarus with new sanctions over human rights abuses The United States joined Canada, the United Kingdom and European Union on Thursday, enacting new sanctions against Belarus over ongoing human rights abuses and inhumane exploitation of vulnerable people.   Buccaneers' Antonio Brown suspended 3 games for COVID-19 violation Tampa Bay Buccaneers star wide receiver Antonio Brown was suspended three games for a violation of the NFL's COVID-19 protocols, the league announced.   China on the verge of clearing Boeing 737 Max to resume service China's aviation authority is on the cusp of allowing Boeing's 737 Max jets back into the air, ordering airlines on Thursday to make necessary fixes to the aircraft.   Merkel urges Germans to defend democratic values at farewell parade Outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel thanked her countrymen and urged them to be optimistic about the future during a farewell speech delivered Thursday.   SpaceX successfully launches latest Starlink fleet from Florida SpaceX on Thursday launched 48 Starlink spacecraft from Florida as part of its plans to develop a second generation of communications satellites.   House passes continuing resolution to fund government through Feb. 18 The House of Representatives on Thursday passed a resolution to fund the government through Feb. 18 as the country faced the possibility of a federal shutdown that could begin Friday.   Germany announces lockdown for the unvaccinated, moves towards mandatory vaccinations Germany announced on Thursday that it will enact a nationwide lockdown for people who remain unvaccinated against COVID-19.   Federal officials call for cybersecurity improvements to protect nation's infrastructure Legislators and federal transportation officials discussed solutions for potential cyberattacks on the nation's infrastructure at a House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee hearing.   ABC releases behind the scenes footage of 'Women of The Movement' drama on Emmett Till's mother ABC released behind the scenes footage Thursday of "Women of the Movement" story on Emmett Till's mother, Mamie Till Mobley, who sought justice after her son's Jim Crow-era murder.   EPA earmarks $7.4B for water projects in infrastructure bill rollout The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday announced $7.4 billion in funding for water projects across the country in one of the first big allocations under the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure deal.   NASA signs deals with three U.S. companies to develop commercial destinations in space NASA reached multi-million-dollar agreements with three American companies on Thursday, to develop designs of new space stations and other commercial destinations in orbit.   Dow rises 617 points, markets rebound from Omicron dip U.S. markets rebounded on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining 617 points after two straight days of losses brought on by concerns about the Omicron COVID-19 variant.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Biden Vows to Fight Omicron With ‘Science and Speed’The president’s plan shifts away from a near-singular focus on vaccination, as new cases of the variant have emerged in the United States.   In Biden’s Plan for Free Rapid Tests, Legwork Will Be RequiredSome nations make Covid tests available at little to no cost for consumers. The U.S. plan for home testing includes submitting receipts to private insurers. Biden’s New Virus Plan Aims to Keep Economy Open as Omicron SpreadsPresident Biden’s strategy includes new testing requirements for international travelers and insurance reimbursement for at-home coronavirus tests. “We’re going to fight this variant with science and speed, not chaos and confusion,” Mr. Biden said in a speech. Here’s the latest. Why Didn’t the U.S. Detect Omicron Cases Sooner?Genomic surveillance has improved enormously in recent months, but the system has built-in delays, and blind spots remain. Most Covid Vaccines Will Work as Boosters, Study SuggestsIn a comparison of seven different brands, researchers found that most shots give a strong boost, even in mix-and-match combinations. Omicron Variant Reinfects People Who Have Had the CoronavirusEvidence from South Africa, where the Omicron variant already dominates, shows a high rate of reinfection of people who have already had the coronavirus. New York City Sets Vaccine Mandate for Religious and Private School WorkersThe directive, which affects 56,000 employees, faced immediate opposition from some Jewish and Catholic leaders, who sent a letter to Mayor Bill de Blasio urging him to reconsider. Government Shutdown Averted as Congress Passes Spending BillThe vote to fund the government through mid-February came after lawmakers staved off a Republican threat to force a shutdown over vaccine mandates. How the Politics of Abortion Are Poised to IntensifyThe anti-abortion and abortion rights movements are already beginning to mobilize for a new, deeply unsettled post-Roe political reality. The World Is Lifting Abortion Restrictions. Why Is the U.S. Moving Against the Tide?The trend is towards liberalizing reproductive freedom, not repressing it. Amy Coney Barrett and the Abortion QuestionJustice Amy Coney Barrett seemed to lean into identity politics at Wednesday’s arguments over a major abortion case. Abortion: The Voice of the Ambivalent MajorityOur democracy may not be strong enough for post-Roe politics. How the G.O.P. Became Saboteurs, Threatening a Government ShutdownRepublican obstructionism is getting even more naked. Omicron Has Lessons for Us. We Refuse to Learn Them.The response to a new variant of the coronavirus suggests a teachable epoch gone to waste. The Debt Ceiling and More: Congress Has a Pre-Break To-Do ListGoverning by brinkmanship means missing lots of vacations. Overdoses Surged During the Pandemic. How Do We Stop Them?More than 100,000 Americans died of overdoses in a single year, exceeding the number of people who died from car crashes and guns combined. The Supreme Court Wrestles With AbortionCharles M. Blow, Ross Douthat, Lulu Garcia-Navarro and Michelle Goldberg agree on one thing after oral arguments: It’s not looking good for Roe. Why Peng Shuai Has China’s Leaders SpookedMs. Peng’s celebrity certainly has driven interest in her case. But her allegations also are groundbreaking. The Metaverse Is Coming, and the World Is Not Ready for ItThe geopolitical consequences may be radical. Anjanette Young Was Handcuffed, Naked. Will She See Justice?“My life has been completely turned upside down,” Anjanette Young said. “I can’t sleep at night.” Fears About the Future of AbortionReaders express concern about the ramifications if Roe v. Wade is overturned. Also: Unvaccinated health workers; working remotely; hopes for Democrats. How Éric Zemmour Became the New Face of France’s Far RightIt doesn’t take much to see the roots of his ideology. The irony is that this time, its proponent is Jewish. Social Welfare Can Break the Intergenerational Cycle of PovertyIntervening in children’s lives early can help break the cycle of intergenerational poverty. Omicron Is Here. Should You Cancel Your Trip?Most people have become used to making health-risk assessments during the pandemic, but that doesn’t make the decision about whether to travel or cancel easier — especially with a new variant circulating. The Toddler Was Bowlegged, Her Gait Awkward. What Was It?What the orthopedist saw on the X-rays surprised him. 奥密克戎来袭，世界重温噩梦与新冠病毒搏斗了近两年后，这个世界到底学到了什么？ Ghislaine Maxwell Brought Strict Rules to Epstein Home, Ex-Employee Says“Never look at his eyes,” Ms. Maxwell told workers at Jeffrey Epstein’s Florida estate, according to testimony at her sex-trafficking trial. Didi of China Moves to Delist From New York Stock ExchangeThe ride-hailing giant made an abrupt shift as officials in Washington and Beijing have grown increasingly skeptical of Chinese corporate access to Wall Street’s money. Alec Baldwin Says He Is Not Responsible for Fatal Shooting on ‘Rust’In an emotional interview with ABC News, the actor asserted, ‘Someone put a live bullet in a gun.’ Prairies on Fire in Montana Amid a Record December Heat WaveTwo dozen homes and businesses burned in the town of Denton as unseasonably warm temperatures descended from the Great Plains to the Mid-Atlantic. Police Arrest Suspect in Fatal Shooting of Jacqueline Avant, Philanthropist and Wife of Clarence AvantAbout an hour after Jacqueline Avant was killed, the police arrested a man after he accidentally shot himself in the foot while burglarizing a home in Hollywood. Jussie Smollett’s Lawyers Dispute Account That Attack Was StagedUnder questioning by Mr. Smollett’s defense team, two brothers who say they participated in a fake attack denied suggestions they had lied to avoid prosecution. Missouri Withheld Data Showing Effectiveness of Mask MandatesMask requirements prevented Covid-19 cases and deaths in Missouri, the state found, but data supporting that conclusion was not released until a month later. Fentanyl in Bottle Kills Toddler, and Father Is ChargedThe death of 22-month-old Charles Rosa-Velloso was just one of several opioid-related fatalities of young children this year. NFL Suspends Antonio Brown Over Fake Vaccination CardThe Tampa Bay Buccaneers receiver and two other players had fake vaccination cards in violation of the Covid-19 protocols established by the league and its players’ union. Man Who Planted Razor Blades in Pizza Dough Gets 5 Years in PrisonNo one was reported injured, but prosecutors say that the recall prompted by Nicholas Mitchell’s tampering resulted in nearly $230,000 in losses to a Maine-based supermarket chain. One Composer, Four Players, ‘Seven Pillars’Andy Akiho’s 11-part, 80-minute new work for percussion quartet is a lush, brooding celebration of noise. Here Are The Most Used Emojis of 2021Tears of joy prevailed as the most-used emoji in 2021, despite Gen Z’s stated contempt for it. ‘Flee’ Review: From Kabul to CopenhagenA Danish documentary uses animation to tell the poignant, complicated story of an Afghan refugee. Bette Midler Is Still in the Thrall of 19th-Century Novelists“I love Dickens and Twain above all.” Why a Pollster is Warning Democrats About the 2022 Midterm ElectionsFocus groups with Virginia voters led to a bluntly worded memo on what Democrats need to do going into the midterms. More Recent Articles
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