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Avalanche star Nathan MacKinnon has facial fracture, concussion after scary hit Colorado Avalanche star center Nathan MacKinnon will miss at least three games after absorbing a huge hit to his head during Wednesday's game against the Boston Bruins.     Joni Mitchell will remove music from Spotify joining Neil Young Joni Mitchell will remove music from Spotify joining Neil YoungJoni Mitchell said Friday she would remove her music from Spotify in protest after recent controversy between Neil Young and the music streaming giant.   Brooklyn Nets' James Harden to return after missing game with hamstring injury Brooklyn Nets superstar guard James Harden will return to the lineup against the Golden State Warriors on Saturday night after missing one game with a hamstring injury.   Pope Francis says COVID-19 ‘fake news’ is spreading, being properly informed is a ‘human right’ Pope Francis said that "fake news" about COVID-19 is spreading and that access to truthful information is a "human right" during an address to Catholic journalists Friday.   Serial killer identified by Denver police 40 years after murders of five women A serial killer has been identified more than 40 years after he murdered three women and a pregnant teenager, as well as an Aurora police officer, the Denver Police Department announced Friday.   76ers fan banned indefinitely for taunting Lakers' Carmelo Anthony The 76ers fan who taunted Los Angeles Lakers forward Carmelo Anthony during Philadelphia's game against L.A. on Thursday has been banned indefinitely.   Pittsburgh Steelers GM Kevin Colbert to step down after 2022 NFL Draft Longtime Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Kevin Colbert will step down from his role with the organization after the 2022 NFL Draft in April, team owner Art Rooney II said.   Biden admin to block $130M military aid to Egypt over human rights concerns The Biden administration has blocked $130 million in military aid to Egypt because it has failed to address U.S. concerns over human rights conditions in the country, reports said Friday.   N.Y. Gov. Kathy Hochul extends mask mandate New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on Friday extended the state's mandate requiring people to be either vaccinated against COVID-19 or wear a mask indoors until Feb. 10.   Giants hire Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll as new head coach The New York Giants hired Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll as their next head coach, the team announced.   Stormy Daniels testifies about supernatural interests in Michael Avenatti trial California lawyer Michael Avenatti cross examined his former client, former adult film star Stormy Daniels, during his trial Friday on wire fraud charges.   SpaceX again scrubs launch of Italian satellite SpaceX again scrubbed its launch of an Italian Earth-observation satellite, the COSMO-SkyMed Second Generation 2, on Friday.   N.C. woman uses same lottery numbers for 16 years, wins $264,419 A North Carolina woman who has been using the same set of numbers to play lottery games since 2006 found her persistence paid off with a $264,419 Cash 5 jackpot.   World's largest display of citrus fruits assembled at Louisiana store A Louisiana supermarket teamed up with a fruit producer to break the Guinness World Record for the largest display of citrus fruits.   Jan. 6 committee subpoenas 'alternate electors' for Donald Trump in 7 states The House select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol said Friday it has subpoenaed 14 people who purported to be "alternate electors" for Donald Trump in the 2020 election.   President Joe Biden calls Pittsburgh bridge collapse 'simply unacceptable' President Joe Biden on Friday said it's "simply unacceptable" that the nation's infrastructure has gotten to such a state of disrepair that a bridge collapsed earlier in the day in Pittsburgh.   Message in a bottle from Scotland reaches Norway 25 years later A message in a bottle launched by a young girl in Scotland in the 1990s was found 25 years later by a woman walking on a Norwegian beach with her young son.   Pentagon 'strongly encourages' Russia to stand down on Ukraine The Pentagon called Friday on Russian President Putin to have his military stand down on Ukraine.   Watch: TikTokers team up to make world's largest cake pop A pair of popular TikTokers teamed up in Massachusetts to cook up a nearly 100-pound cake pop and break a Guinness World Record.   In photos: NYPD holds funeral for slain Officer Jason Rivera Funeral services are held for slain New York P Officer Jason Rivera, 22, at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City on January 28, 2022. Rivera and his partner, Officer Wilbert Mora, 27, were shot in responding to a domestic call at an apartment. Mora also died.   Rheumatoid arthritis drugs may lower risk for Parkinson's disease Two rheumatoid arthritis drugs show potential for lowering the risk of Parkinson's disease, new research shows.   Watch: Woman, dog rescued after falling through ice over frozen pond in Colorado Emergency responders in Colorado said a dog ran out onto the ice of a frozen pond pursued by his owner, and both ended up being rescued from the frigid water.   Sundance movie review: 'Good Luck to You, Leo Grande' provokes fascination, frustration "Good Luck to You, Leo Grande," which premiered virtually at the Sundance Film Festival, explores notions of sexuality and sex work in often provocative, but sometimes frustrating ways. Emma Thompson stars.   Physical therapy may be better than steroid shots for arthritic knees Physical therapy for knee arthritis is at least as cost-effective as steroid injections and is more likely to provide longer-term relief, a new study concludes.   Britain to distribute new Pfizer COVID-19 antiviral drug Paxlovid Britain will distribute a second antiviral to those most at-risk to COVID-19, the country's Department of Health and Social Care said Friday.   Rifle Kyle Rittenhouse used to be destroyed The rifle Kyle Rittenhouse used to shoot three people will be destroyed, a judge ruled Friday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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White House Warnings Over Russia Strain Ukraine-U.S. PartnershipWhile Ukraine’s president complained about “acute and burning” warnings from Washington, the Pentagon issued a dire new appraisal asserting Russia has amassed enough troops to invade his entire country.   If Russia invades, the Biden administration plans to hit Russian banks harder than ever before.As Breyer Pondered Retirement, Biden Bet on a Hands-Off StrategyThe president believed pressuring the court’s oldest justice to retire might backfire. A chorus of liberals took a different approach. Republicans Relish Biden’s Troubles, Eyeing a Takeover of CongressThe president’s woes have delighted Republicans, who have been seeking to rehabilitate themselves in the eyes of voters after the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. Thousands of Flights Canceled as East Coast Prepares for StormBlizzard conditions are expected from Long Island north to coastal New England. Officials are urging residents to stay home. Here’s the latest on the storm. Jan. 6 Committee Subpoenas Fake Trump ElectorsThe panel demanded information from 14 people who were part of bogus slates of electors for President Donald J. Trump, digging deeper into an aspect of his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. Pittsburgh Bridge Collapses Hours Before Biden Infrastructure VisitAt least 10 people sustained non-life-threatening injuries, officials said. According to an analysis, addressing the structural issues of Pittsburgh’s nearly 450 bridges would cost $458 million. The Battle for the World’s Most Powerful CyberweaponA Times investigation reveals how Israel reaped diplomatic gains around the world from NSO’s Pegasus spyware — a tool America itself purchased but is now trying to ban. F.B.I. Secretly Bought Israeli Spyware and Explored Hacking U.S. PhonesIsrael used the NSO Group’s software as a tool of diplomacy. The F.B.I. wanted it for domestic surveillance. Then everything soured. Here are highlights of a New York Times Magazine investigation. Pope Francis Says Access to Information on Vaccines Is a ‘Human Right’The Catholic leader urged journalists, scientists and others to build bridges with those who believe misinformation. Catch up on pandemic news. No, athletes are not dying from Covid-19 vaccines.Claims about professional athletes dying after getting vaccinated have been a recurring conspiracy theory since the shots were introduced. After 600 Years, Swiss City at Last Has a Woman on Night WatchLausanne has kept a night watch atop its cathedral since 1405, but it never appointed a woman to the role until Cassandre Berdoz, after a long fight, landed a job that was her “childhood dream.” When It’s Winter in Miami, It’s Time for Churros and Hot ChocolateThe combination has roots in Spain — but here the union has a distinct Floridian flair. ‘Recitatif’ Review: Toni Morrison on Race and Culture“Recitatif,” originally published in 1983 and now available in book form, features a Black girl and a white girl, but Morrison never identifies which is which. How Democrats Should Nominate a New Supreme Court JusticeThe deliberative process that our team followed with Obama’s nominees is outdated. Democrats should move as quickly as possible. We Still Can’t See American Slavery for What It WasData science is unlocking insights about the U.S. slave system, but there is a danger in trying to quantify suffering. In Ukraine, Putin’s Gamble Has FailedThe Kremlin’s Ukraine gamble has failed. It’s Time to End Race-Based Affirmative ActionSocioeconomic class is a better justification for it. The Equal Rights Amendment Is Now the Law of the Land. Isn’t It?Alas, the Constitution doesn’t always mean what it says. Even the Best Smart Watch Might Be Bad for Your BrainI didn’t know how my workout had gone, or how I’d slept last night, until I opened the app. Let Kids Take Their Masks Off After the Omicron SurgeThere’s a cost to making kids cover their faces indefinitely. Smedley Butler, America’s Wars, and the Threat to DemocracyThe life of Smedley Butler shows us that we can’t fix American democracy without reckoning with its military interventions. Normalizing Assad Is Dangerous for the World, Not Just SyriaInternational bodies and nations appear to have either forgiven, forgotten or chosen to ignore the reasons Syria was cast out from their community. How Independent Voters Feel About BidenResponses to a focus group of independent voters. Also: President Biden and the economy; Boris Johnson; sanctions against Russia; debtors and lawyers. Affirmative Action Was Never a Perfect SolutionShould we rethink how colleges use racial preferences? Russia Will Only Grow Stronger as the World Shifts to Cleaner EnergyThe transition to cleaner energy will make it possible for petrostates to wield significant geopolitical and economic power. The Morgan Wallen Conundrum and Bringing Tennis to the Visually Impaired: The Week in Narrated ArticlesFive articles from around The Times, narrated just for you. Is Canada the Soccer Rival the U.S. Needs?Young talent has Canada on the brink of its first World Cup berth since 1986. Big ambitions could keep it on top for years to come, and challenge its neighbors to keep pace. Imani Perry Talks About ‘South to America’Perry discusses her new book, and Oliver Roeder talks about “Seven Games.” Funeral Held for Jason Rivera, NYPD Officer Killed in HarlemDetective Jason Rivera, 22, is among the youngest police officers killed in the line of duty in New York City. Michael Avenatti, Stormy Daniels and a Courtroom Time Capsule From 2018In what may be the last chapter in their unlikely story, Mr. Avenatti cross-examined Ms. Daniels for several hours during his trial on Friday. Joni Mitchell Plans to Follow Neil Young Off Spotify, Citing ‘Lies’“Irresponsible people are spreading lies that are costing people their lives,” she wrote after the site was accused of spreading vaccine misinformation. Adams Blames Bail Law After Release of Teen Charged in Officer ShootingOther elected officials and a lawyer for the teenage defendant disputed Mayor Eric Adams’s characterization of the law’s role in the case. U.S. Blocks $130 Million in Aid for Egypt Over Rights AbusesThe Middle Eastern ally continues to buy billions of dollars worth of military equipment from the United States. Pennsylvania Court Says State’s Mail Voting Law Is UnconstitutionalThe decision, which could deal a blow to voting access in a critical battleground state, was immediately appealed. Rifle Used by Kyle Rittenhouse in Kenosha Shootings Will Be DestroyedMr. Rittenhouse was acquitted of all charges in the fatal shootings of two men and wounding of another during a protest in 2020 that was precipitated by the shooting of a Black man by a police officer. Peter Robbins, Original Voice of Charlie Brown, Dies at 65Mr. Robbins, who first gave voice to the “Peanuts” character in a 1965 Christmas special, had struggled with mental illness and addiction in recent years. Two Army Veterans Awarded $110 Million in 3M Earplug LawsuitNearly 300,000 people are involved in lawsuits accusing 3M of having sold the military defective combat earplugs that left service members with tinnitus and hearing loss. Giants Hire Brian Daboll as CoachDaboll had been the Bills’ offensive coordinator under Joe Schoen, whom the Giants hired as G.M. earlier this week after his tenure in Buffalo. Relax, America: Willow, the White House Cat, Has ArrivedShe interrupted a campaign speech. Jill Biden wanted to keep her. Nick Kyrgios Aims for a Men's Doubles Title at the Australian OpenUsing a mix of skill and showmanship, the Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios has turned his matches into raucous celebrations. How To Choose The Best Wine GlassEach turns holding and swirling a goblet into a rare and sensual pleasure. But how do they differ when it comes to experiencing the wine? Nets Turn to Rookies as Starters, and Not Just When They Have toThe Nets, in a move unusual for a championship contender, have turned to their rookies as starters and key contributors — and not just when there were no other options. Five Action Movies to Stream NowThis month’s picks include a grim western teeming with bloodthirsty outlaws, humans fighting an alien invasion and more. More Recent Articles
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