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U.S. threatens Russia with 'massive consequences' never before seen if it chooses conflict over diplomacy The Biden administration threatened the Kremlin with "massive consequences" not seen before if it continues to tread down the path of confrontation and not that of diplomacy and dialogue.     Court declines to undo GOP-drawn North Carolina election maps A court in North Carolina ruled that election maps drawn to favor Republicans in the state do not violate the state's constitution.   Tampa Bay Buccaneers put CB Richard Sherman on injured reserve The Tampa Bay Buccaneers placed veteran cornerback Richard Sherman on injured reserve Tuesday with an Achilles injury, the team announced.   Washington Wizards star Bradley Beal returns to COVID-19 protocols Washington Wizards star guard Bradley Beal missed Tuesday's game against the Oklahoma City Thunder after entering the NBA's COVID-19 protocols for the second time in less than three weeks.   Democrat Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick wins Florida's District 20 Congressional seat Progressive Democrat Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick has been elected to Congress in a landslide victory over Republican candidate Jason Mariner in a special South Florida election.   EPA to begin enforcing rule on coal ash waste clean-up The U.S. Environmental Agency announced Tuesday it will begin enforcing regulations requiring coal-fired power plants to clean up toxic coal ash waste.   New York Islanders head coach Barry Trotz put in COVID-19 protocol New York Islanders head coach Barry Trotz was placed in the NHL's COVID-19 protocol Tuesday.   Judge declines to throw out Federal Trade Commission case against Facebook A federal judge ruled on Tuesday that a lawsuit filed by the Federal Trade Commission against Meta, the parent company of Facebook, can proceed.   Jorge Masvidal to fight Colby Covington in main event of UFC 272 A welterweight grudge match between former friends Jorge Masvidal and Colby Covington will headline UFC 272 in early March.   Jan. 6 committee subpoenas Trump speechwriter, operatives who helped with rally The House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol riots announced they have subpoenaed the speechwriter behind former President Donald Trump's speech on the Ellipse and two GOP operatives.   Deadly Philadelphia fire likely started after Christmas tree ignited with lighter A fire at a Philadelphia row house that claimed the lives of 12 people last week was likely caused after someone ignited a Christmas tree with a lighter, fire officials said Tuesday.   New York Giants fire head coach Joe Judge after two seasons The New York Giants have fired head coach Joe Judge after two losing seasons under the former New England Patriots assistant coach.   Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot tests positive for COVID-19 Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Tuesday that she tested positive for COVID-19 and was experiencing "cold-like symptoms."   U.S. hits new record for COVID-19 hospitalizations The number of people in the United States hospitalized with COVID-19 hit a new record Tuesday, according to government data.   Medicare proposes restricting coverage of Alzheimer's drug Aduhelm to clinical trials The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services issued a preliminary decision Tuesday stating that the Alzheimer's drug Aduhelm will be covered only for patients participating in approved clinical trials.   Infant, 3 others survive medical helicopter crash near Philadelphia A medical helicopter carrying an infant patient, a nurse and two crew members crashed just outside Philadelphia on Tuesday, local police said. All four survived.   Russian-led troops to leave Kazakhstan in two days Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev said Tuesday that Russian-led troops will begin leaving in two days after initially being sent to help crack down on protests in that country.   President Joe Biden calls for change to filibuster rules in Atlanta trip President Joe Biden called for a change in Senate rules on the filibuster to allow Democrats to pass a voting rights bill during his visit Tuesday to Atlanta.   Lottery vending machine's lack of $10 tickets leads to $50,000 prize A Maryland man said a store's lottery vending machine was out of $10 scratch-off tickets, leading him to purchase the $5 ticket that earned him a $50,000 prize.   Yale class on boosting happiness surges in popularity amid COVID-19 A Yale University professor said her free online course on the science of living a happy life has seen enrollment spike by about 3,000 percent during the COVID-19 pandemic.   Dow rises 183 points as Powell says Fed will use rate hikes to combat inflation The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 183 points Tuesday as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell told Congress that the central bank would raise interest rates if needed to stave off inflation.   Watch: Dog who fled before wildfire rescued from snow 4 months later A dog who went missing while his owner was preparing to evacuate during California's Caldor Fire was reunited with his family four months later after being rescued from deep snow.   Hungary sets April 3 general election Hungary will hold an election on April 3 for a new Parliament, President János Áder said Tuesday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Biden to Endorse Changing Filibuster to Pass Voting Rights LawsIn Georgia, President Biden, who had long been leery of whittling away at the filibuster, said such Senate traditions had been abused by Republicans.   Biden Defense of Filibuster Withers Under Partisan RancorThe president left no doubt that he has reached a breaking point, lashing out at senators who are blocking voting rights legislation. Why Coronavirus Testing Is Falling Short in Many Schools Across the U.S.As millions of American students head back to their desks, the virus testing that was supposed to help keep classrooms open safely is itself being tested. U.S. Officials Defend Omicron Response at Senate HearingLawmakers accused top Biden administration health officials of neglecting virus testing and mangling key messaging around the pandemic. Covid Cases Level Off in New York CityGov. Kathy Hochul said new coronavirus cases in New York City were beginning to plateau. The state will stop requiring counties to trace contacts, freeing public health resources for other needs. Medicare Proposes to Sharply Limit Coverage of the Alzheimer’s Drug AduhelmIf the preliminary decision is finalized this spring, it would restrict coverage to patients in randomized clinical trials. Desperate Search for Those Missing in Bronx Fire: ‘We’re Still Waiting’Two days after the fire, the city released a partial list of the deceased. What We Know About Victims of Bronx FireThe day after his 12th birthday, Muhammad Drammeh died along with his mother and two of his sisters. Why a Closed Door Can Save Lives During a FireAfter a fire in a Bronx high-rise killed 17 people, fire officials are focusing on simple safety measures that can help in the earliest moments of a blaze. Putin’s Next Move on Ukraine Is a Mystery. Just the Way He Likes It.The contradictory, sometimes menacing messages from the Kremlin have stumped Western officials and Russia experts, showing the Russian leader’s desire to keep his rivals on edge. Jerome Powell Says Fed Is Prepared to Raise Rates to Tame InflationThe Federal Reserve chair testified before lawmakers while seeking Senate confirmation to a second term. Melatonin for Sleep: How the Aid WorksThe “vampire hormone” can act like a dose of sunset, tricking your body into feeling like it’s time to sleep. Must I Donate a Kidney to My Awful Brother?The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on what you owe to a sibling who didn’t treat you right and how to handle a potential bullying situation at your child’s school. Biden-Cheney 2024?Saving American democracy may involve following Israel’s example. What Putin Really Wants From the Ukraine CrisisHe wants to break NATO’s back. And he might succeed. Bitcoin, Inflation and the Misguided Fear of Government Money CreationBitcoin can’t solve a problem we don’t actually have. What Does Living With Omicron, and the Next Covid Variants, Truly Mean?With Covid here to stay, some public health experts say we need to adapt to a “new normal.” Why I Still Love ‘West Side Story’Yes, it has flaws. No, remaking it wasn’t a mistake. The U.S. Must Work With the Taliban in AfghanistanKneecapping the government through continued sanctions and frozen aid won’t change the fact that the Taliban are now in charge. What Did I Miss? Chris Hayes Fills Me In on Inflation, Covid and the G.O.P.The political journalist discusses the Biden administration’s successes and failures with the economy, pandemic response and climate change. As an E.R. Doctor, I Fear Health Care Collapse More Than OmicronThe Omicron wave is different from March 2020, but it’s still serious. Randi Weingarten Still Wants Schools OpenEven with Omicron, the teachers’ union leader isn’t calling for shutdowns. Health Workers, ‘Risking Their Own Lives to Save Ours’Responses to an essay that urged additional compensation for health workers. Also: Space heaters and the Bronx fire; entertaining young kids; ketamine. The Strange Alliance of Crypto and MAGA BelieversCrusading for God, family … and Bitcoin? Learning Loss Among Our Kids Is Significant. Here's How to Help Them.Will Covid closures lead to an overhaul of public school systems? Another 6 New California Laws You Should KnowMeasures to build more housing, reduce prison sentences and pay garment workers more. Philadelphia Fire Started When Boy, 5, Ignited Christmas TreeInvestigators determined that a 5-year-old, who told the police he had been playing with a lighter, was the only person in the part of the apartment where the fire began. Boris Johnson Again Accused of Breaking His Own Lockdown RulesThe prime minister and his government are accused — yet again — of violating their own lockdown rules, undermining their credibility and attempts to pivot to other issues. Is Norway the Future of Cars?The speed by which electric vehicles have taken over Norway has stunned even the cars’ enthusiasts. Biden Administration Approves 5 More Guantánamo ReleasesNearly half of the last 39 detainees have now been approved for transfer, and the challenge for U.S. officials is to find countries to receive them. Seattle Maestro Resigns by Email and Says He Felt ‘Not Safe’The Seattle Symphony said it had tried to support its music director, Thomas Dausgaard. But their strained relations deteriorated during the pandemic. North Carolina Court Upholds Republican Gerrymander of MapsThe ruling set up a final battle over the maps in the state Supreme Court, where Democrats hold a slim edge. The N.F.L Coaches Fired So Far in 2022The Giants on Tuesday became the latest N.F.L. team to change leadership after Judge posted a 10-23 record over two seasons. Two Held in Fatal Shooting of the Memphis Rapper Young DolphOne suspect was captured by federal marshals in Indiana after failing to surrender as he had promised on social media, the authorities said. Miami-Bound Passenger Storms Cockpit in Honduras, Causing Flight DelayAs the American Airlines flight was boarding on Tuesday afternoon, the passenger entered the cockpit and “caused damage,” the airline said. Jan. 6 Panel Seeks to Debunk Unfounded Theory About F.B.I. Role in RiotThe House select committee investigating the attack on the Capitol interviewed Ray Epps, a protester at the center of a right-wing conspiracy theory. Hundreds at Rikers Protest Conditions, Citing Covid and the ColdDetainees in one jail at the Rikers Island complex are refusing to eat Correction Department meals. How to Mindfully Manage Your Food CravingsFor the Eat Well Challenge, mindfulness techniques like “urge surfing” can help curb overeating without banning favorite foods. Poitier and Bogdanovich: The Defiant OnesSidney Poitier and Peter Bogdanovich were geniuses of the Hollywood system who, with great success and frustration, worked to transform it in the same era. Michael Lang, a Force Behind the Woodstock Festival, Dies at 77He and his partners hoped their weekend of “peace and music” would draw 50,000 attendees. It ended up drawing more than 400,000 — and making history. In ‘Naomi,’ a Black Girl Comes of Age HeroicallyThe teen superhero of this CW series is one of several young female comic book characters taking center stage in their own adventures in 2022. Tiny Love Stories: ‘Long After My Ex Had Stopped Caring’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. When Production Design Plays a Supporting RoleThe visual environments of “West Side Story,” “The Humans” and “Nightmare Alley” feel as alive as the actors. More Recent Articles
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