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NYPD: Woman dies after being pushed in front of subway train A woman was killed after being pushed in front of a moving subway train in New York City's Times Square on Saturday, police said. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announces 47% drop in COVID-19 cases New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signaled Saturday that the Empire State was making progress in its fight against the COVID-19 pandemic and the recent surge of the Omicron variant. Australian court hears final appeal from tennis star Novak Djokovic Lawyers for Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic appeared virtually in an Australian federal court Sunday in an eleventh-hour bid to save his chances to compete in the Australian Open after refusing to be vaccinated. Tennis great Chris Evert reveals ovarian cancer diagnosis Tennis great Chris Evert, winner of 18 Grand Slam singles titles, has revealed she is suffering from stage 1 ovarian cancer. Russian authorities arrest hacker behind Colonial Pipeline attack Russian authorities on Friday arrested the hacker behind last year's ransomware attack which forced Colonial Pipeline to halt operations for days and caused a temporary fuel shortage in the United States. Celine Dion cancels remaining dates on North American concert tour Canadian pop star Celine Dion announced Saturday she is canceling the remaining dates on the North American leg of her latest concert tour. Glenn Youngkin sworn in as Virginia's first GOP governor since 2009 Glenn Youngkin was sworn in Saturday as Virginia's first Republican governor in over a decade. Pence family pet rabbit Marlon Bundo dies Marlon Bundo, the pet rabbit belonging to the family of former Vice President Mike Pence, has died, according to a post to his Instagram account on Saturday. Two men sentenced after trying to smuggle drugs in baked bean cans Two men who tried to smuggle cocaine into Britain in cans disguised as baked beans and condensed coconut milk have been sentenced to a total of 15 years in prison, authorities say. Beijing reports first Omicron case ahead of Winter Olympics Officials in Beijing said Saturday that the Chinese capital has recorded its first case of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 ahead of the Lunar New Year and the opening of the Winter Olympics. Study: Cancer patients given high-dose radiation treatments even near end of life Many older cancer patients whose disease has spread to other parts of the body continue to receive high-dose radiation therapy, despite guidelines that recommend against its use, a JAMA Health Forum analysis found. Norwegian cancels 10-day cruise halfway through sailing due to COVID-19 Norwegian Cruise Line canceled port destinations on a 10-day cruise from New York to the Caribbean mid-sailing due to COVID-19 and continued at-sea days for the rest of the trip. $7M in PPE damaged after left in rain in California A surplus of personal protective equipment worth $7 million was left outside last fall and damaged by rain before the damaged items were found this week, California officials said. Amazon, UPS packages litter Los Angeles County railroads amid spike in theft Thousands of packages sent by Amazon and UPS have littered railroad tracks in Los Angeles amid a spike in theft, police say. Tsunami hits Tonga after volcanic explosion; advisories issued for U.S., Canada A 4-foot tsunami hit the Pacific nation of Tonga on Saturday and prompted advisories along the west coasts of the United States and Canada after an underwater volcano exploded. GlaxoSmithKline rejects $68B offer from Unilever for consumer goods division Healthcare product maker GlaxoSmithKline has rejected three unsolicited offers from Unilever, including one worth $68 billion, to acquire its consumer goods division, the company confirmed Saturday. NBC to air Betty White special on Jan. 31 NBC has announced plans to air the special "Celebrating Betty White: America's Golden Girl" on Jan. 31. Look: Leslie Grace shares first photo of her in 'Batgirl' suit Leslie Grace shared on Instagram the first photo of her dressed as the superheroine Batgirl. Former acting DHS inspector general pleads guilty to scheme to defraud U.S. government A former acting inspector general for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has pleaded guilty to stealing government software in a scheme to defraud the U.S. government. Moments from the 2022 Tokyo Auto Salon Auto manufacturers from around the world showcased their latest models at the annual Tokyo Auto Salon in Chiba City, Japan. The show, which has been held for nearly four decades, opens to the public January 14 and runs through January 16. CDC updates mask guidance, emphasizes fit The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated its guidance to encourage Americans to use the best-fitting mask possible to limit the spread of COVID-19. 11-alarm fire burns New Jersey industrial complex An 11-alarm fire broke out at an industrial complex in New Jersey, coming just shy of the facility's main chemical plant, firefighters said. ‘Saskatchewan screamer’ leaves a foot of snow for some in Midwest A snowstorm poised to traverse the Southeast and Northeast with snow, ice and rain has begun its journey in the northern Plains and Midwest, where up a foot or more of snow has already fallen across the region. Eugene, Ore., concert venue shooting leaves 6 injured A shooting at an Oregon concert venue has left six people injured and police looking for the shooter, authorities said. 'Encanto' soundtrack tops U.S. album chart The soundtrack to the animated movie "Encanto" is the No. 1 album in the United States. |
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How The mRNA Vaccines Were Made: Halting Progress and Happy AccidentsThe stunning Covid vaccines manufactured by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna drew upon long-buried discoveries made in the hopes of ending past epidemics. Trump Rally Underscores GOP Tension Over How to Win in 2022Donald Trump’s rally in Arizona on Saturday featured a host of election deniers. His involvement in state races and his inability to let go of his 2020 loss worries many Republicans. Is Interning for an Influencer Worth It?Young fans are messaging social media creators and entrepreneurs seeking experience. But the terms of the arrangements can vary widely. More Mojo, Joe!Less Senate bean soup, more affordable meat. What Is Joe Biden Thinking?The strange strategy of a staggering presidency. Australia Wants Novak Djokovic Out. Australians Are Thrilled.An otherwise skilled sportsman has recruited himself as a cack-handed symbol of everything presently enraging Australians. Boris Johnson Has Survived Many Scandals. This One Is Different.What might seem like an overblown reaction to a gathering in a garden — as opposed to, say, a violent insurrection — could well have historic repercussions. It’s Misleading to Call Addiction a DiseaseThe view that addiction is a disease makes it an individual problem. That’s dangerous. The Sublime Beauty of My Friend Bob Saget’s Filthy ComedyHow I explained his offensive jokes to my horrified kids. Here’s Some (Slightly) Less Worrisome Covid-and-Kids NewsHold off before freaking out about that new C.D.C. diabetes study. Yes, Alabama Dominates College Football. Get Over It.When a team is this good, we should just enjoy it. Politics and the Supreme CourtSeveral readers accuse the court of making decisions based on partisanship, not legal reasoning. Building a Better Meatpacking IndustryInstead of breaking up the big meatpacking companies, the Biden administration is supporting the creation of rivals. On Sidney Poitier, Code Switching and the Black VoiceHe was a pioneer — in the transitional sense. Cloth Masks Do Not Protect Against Virus as Effectively as Others, C.D.C. SaysThe update in guidance comes as coronavirus cases continue to soar. One America News Will Be Dropped by DirecTV, a Major DistributorThe right-wing network has aired conspiracies about the 2020 election, last year’s Capitol riot and the safety of coronavirus vaccines. Snowstorm Updates: South, Northeast Brace for Winter StormDangerous ice was expected to hit the Carolinas, and up to a foot of snow was predicted from Tennessee to upstate New York and Vermont. John Bowman, Comedy Writer With a Knack for Crossing Over, Dies at 64A white writer who left a corporate job, he became known for working on series with Black stars like Keenen Ivory Wayans and Martin Lawrence. Prince Andrew's Downfall: What To KnowAfter a New York judge ruled that a civil suit against the prince could move forward, he was stripped of his military titles. What happens now? I Was a Screen-Time Expert. Then the Coronavirus Happened.An author reflects on her pre-pandemic pronouncements about children’s technology use and offers new advice, like focus on feelings, not screens. Everyone Wants to Be WordleWordle went from a gift to an internet sensation, and now everyone wants in. More Recent Articles |
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A woman was killed after being pushed in front of a moving subway train in New York City's Times Square on Saturday, police said.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signaled Saturday that the Empire State was making progress in its fight against the COVID-19 pandemic and the recent surge of the Omicron variant.
Lawyers for Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic appeared virtually in an Australian federal court Sunday in an eleventh-hour bid to save his chances to compete in the Australian Open after refusing to be vaccinated.
Tennis great Chris Evert, winner of 18 Grand Slam singles titles, has revealed she is suffering from stage 1 ovarian cancer.
Russian authorities on Friday arrested the hacker behind last year's ransomware attack which forced Colonial Pipeline to halt operations for days and caused a temporary fuel shortage in the United States.
Canadian pop star Celine Dion announced Saturday she is canceling the remaining dates on the North American leg of her latest concert tour.
Glenn Youngkin was sworn in Saturday as Virginia's first Republican governor in over a decade.
Marlon Bundo, the pet rabbit belonging to the family of former Vice President Mike Pence, has died, according to a post to his Instagram account on Saturday.
Two men who tried to smuggle cocaine into Britain in cans disguised as baked beans and condensed coconut milk have been sentenced to a total of 15 years in prison, authorities say.
Officials in Beijing said Saturday that the Chinese capital has recorded its first case of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 ahead of the Lunar New Year and the opening of the Winter Olympics.
Many older cancer patients whose disease has spread to other parts of the body continue to receive high-dose radiation therapy, despite guidelines that recommend against its use, a JAMA Health Forum analysis found.
Norwegian Cruise Line canceled port destinations on a 10-day cruise from New York to the Caribbean mid-sailing due to COVID-19 and continued at-sea days for the rest of the trip.
A surplus of personal protective equipment worth $7 million was left outside last fall and damaged by rain before the damaged items were found this week, California officials said.
Thousands of packages sent by Amazon and UPS have littered railroad tracks in Los Angeles amid a spike in theft, police say.
A 4-foot tsunami hit the Pacific nation of Tonga on Saturday and prompted advisories along the west coasts of the United States and Canada after an underwater volcano exploded.
Healthcare product maker GlaxoSmithKline has rejected three unsolicited offers from Unilever, including one worth $68 billion, to acquire its consumer goods division, the company confirmed Saturday.
NBC has announced plans to air the special "Celebrating Betty White: America's Golden Girl" on Jan. 31.
Leslie Grace shared on Instagram the first photo of her dressed as the superheroine Batgirl.
A former acting inspector general for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has pleaded guilty to stealing government software in a scheme to defraud the U.S. government.
Auto manufacturers from around the world showcased their latest models at the annual Tokyo Auto Salon in Chiba City, Japan. The show, which has been held for nearly four decades, opens to the public January 14 and runs through January 16.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated its guidance to encourage Americans to use the best-fitting mask possible to limit the spread of COVID-19.
An 11-alarm fire broke out at an industrial complex in New Jersey, coming just shy of the facility's main chemical plant, firefighters said.
A snowstorm poised to traverse the Southeast and Northeast with snow, ice and rain has begun its journey in the northern Plains and Midwest, where up a foot or more of snow has already fallen across the region.
A shooting at an Oregon concert venue has left six people injured and police looking for the shooter, authorities said.
The soundtrack to the animated movie "Encanto" is the No. 1 album in the United States. 
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