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Ukraine blames Russia for cyberattack targeting government agencies Microsoft on Saturday said it has discovered malware with the capability to erase data on computer systems of dozens of government, non-profit and information technology organizations based in Ukraine.     North Korea fires ballistic missiles from Pyongyang airport, S. Korea says North Korea launched a pair of what appear to be short-range ballistic missiles on Monday morning from its international airport in Pyongyang, South Korea's military said, marking its fourth test in less than two weeks.   Texas synagogue hostage-taker Malik Faisal Akram dead, revealed as British national The lone suspect accused of taking four people hostage at a synagogue in Texas on Saturday is dead, authorities said.   Prince Harry seeking right to pay for police protection in Britain Prince Harry is engaged in a legal challenge for the right to personally pay for protection from British police when visiting the country.   Man drowns in Ohio River trying to save naked woman A man who tried to save a naked woman who jumped into freezing and "turbulent" water of the Ohio River in Kentucky is believed to have drowned during his efforts Thursday, authorities said.   'Scream' tops North American box office with $30.6M Horror sequel "Scream" is the No. 1 movie in North America, earning $30.6 million in receipts, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.   Extreme cold after major snowstorm to send Midwest, East into deep freeze A brutally cold punch of Arctic air is expected to arrive in the United States next week, reinforcing winter across the Midwest and much of the East on the heels of this weekend's major snowstorm.   Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, ousted president of Mali, dies at 76 Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, the former president of Mali who was ousted during a military coup in August 2020 after serving seven years as the leader of the West African nation, has died at 76.   United States surpasses 850,000 total COVID-19 deaths, 800,000 daily cases The United States has surpassed 850,000 COVID-19 deaths while reporting a seven-day average of more than 800,000 new daily cases nationwide, Johns Hopkins University data showed Sunday.   Hundreds visit NYC mosque for mass Bronx fire funeral Hundreds of mourners visited a mosque in the Bronx borough of New York City on Sunday to attend a mass funeral service for victims of last Sunday's deadly apartment building fire.   Country music radio and TV broadcaster Ralph Emery dead at 88 Beloved radio-TV broadcaster and author Ralph Emery has died at the age of 88, the Country Music Association announced.   Kentucky candle factory destroyed by tornado to lay off workers The Kentucky candle factory that was destroyed by a tornado in December, Mayfield Consumer Products, revealed in a filing that about 250 employees are expected to be laid off, with the rest transferred to a nearby plant.   Watch: President Biden blames 'Spider-Man' for COVID-19 surge in 'SNL' sketch "Saturday Night Live" cast member James Austin Johnson once again played President Joe Biden in a cold open comedy sketch this weekend.   Tennis star Novak Djokovic deported from Australia after losing final visa battle Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic was deported Sunday after losing an 11th-hour bid in an Australian federal court to save his chances to compete in the Australian Open after refusing to be vaccinated.   Final episode of 'Watters' World' airs on Fox News Channel The final episode of Jesse Watters' Saturday night program, "Watters' World," aired this weekend on the Fox News Channel.   Kelly Rizzo remembers late husband Bob Saget as 'most incredible man on Earth' Kelly Rizzo posted a lengthy, heartfelt statement about her late husband, comedian Bob Saget, on Instagram Saturday.   Bridget Everett: 'Somebody Somewhere' tells 'my story' Bridget Everett says her new HBO series, "Somebody Somewhere," is autobiographical. Everett plays a woman from Manhattan, Kansas, who discovers her passion for singing.   Famous birthdays for Jan. 16: Birgitte Hjort Sorensen, Debbie Allen Actor Birgitte Hjort Sorensen turns 40 and actor Debbie Allen turns 72, among the famous birthdays for Jan. 16.   On This Day, Jan. 16: Carole Lombard dies in plane crash On Jan. 16, 1942, screen star Carole Lombard, her mother and 20 other people were killed in a plane crash near Las Vegas.   More Recent Articles
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Supply Chain Woes Could Worsen as China Imposes Covid LockdownsAmerican manufacturers are worried that China’s zero-tolerance coronavirus policy could throw a wrench in the global conveyor belt for goods this year.   Now Is the Winter of Broadway’s DiscontentCurtains are rising again after the Omicron surge caused widespread cancellations, but attendance has fallen steeply. Nine shows are closing, at least temporarily. Covid Live Updates: Officials in U.S. Warn of Virus Testing ScamsThe rapid spread of the Omicron variant may have helped scams take advantage of the United States’ strained testing infrastructure. 11 Hours of Fear, Negotiation and Finally, ReliefThe F.B.I. identified Malik Faisal Akram, a British national, as the man who took hostages in a Texas synagogue on Saturday. He was killed during the rescue operation. Who Is King of Florida? Tensions Rise Between Trump and Ron DeSantisA spat over Covid has exposed friction between the former president and a rising G.O.P. governor unwilling to curb his ambitions. How the ‘Djokovic Affair’ Finally Came to an EndNovak Djokovic lost to a government with powerful laws, determined to make an example out of him. At the Australian Open, Everyone Not Named Djokovic Is Ready to StarAfter Novak Djokovic’s immigration troubles, he is gone, but don’t worry: Plenty of other stars and story lines are ready for the spotlight. Rafael Nadal Returns to Australian Open With More Modest ExpectationsThe 20-time Grand Slam tournament champion has cut himself, and even his rival, Novak Djokovic, some slack. “I want to be back on the tour, even if the preparation is not fantastic,” he said. University of Michigan Fires Its President Over Inappropriate RelationshipMark Schlissel’s contract was terminated immediately for interactions with a subordinate, the Board of Regents said. ‘Devastated’: 15 Fire Victims Are Mourned at Bronx ServiceThe leader of the Islamic Cultural Center upbraided elected officials, saying of the victims, “The conditions in which they lived in the Bronx caused their death.” Inside a Deadly Bronx Fire: Scenes of Chaos, Desperation and LoveWhen the building where they made their home became a smoke-filled death trap, hundreds of residents had to make life-or-death decisions as rescue workers raced to save them. Mexico City’s Newfound Status: A Skateboarder’s ParadiseWith improved accessibility and support from the government, skateboarding schools, stores and a diverse social scene have taken flight. This Presidency Isn’t Turning Out as PlannedThe problems the president is facing are an almost perfect inversion of the problems Obama faced. Ukraine Doesn’t Need the West to Defend It. We Need Help Preparing for War.Talks aren’t simply “talks” when you have a gun to your head. How Did Democrats Let This Happen?The American people have little respect or patience for a weak leader but support and stand with a strong one. Failure on Voting Rights Would Be HistoricDemocracy is losing. 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. How I Freed Up Time to DaydreamAn unexpected perk of quitting Twitter. Building a Better Meatpacking IndustryInstead of breaking up the big meatpacking companies, the Biden administration is supporting the creation of rivals. Australia Acts, and Novak Djokovic ExitsThree readers applaud Australia’s decision to deport the tennis player over his refusal to get the Covid vaccine. A Library the Internet Can’t Get Enough OfWhy does this image keep resurfacing on social media? 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. The Sunday Read: ‘This Isn’t the California I Married’The honeymoon’s over for the state’s residents now that wildfires are almost constant. Has living in this natural wonderland lost its magic? Russia Issues Subtle Threats More Far-Reaching Than a Ukraine InvasionIf the West fails to meet its security demands, Moscow could take measures like placing nuclear missiles close to the U.S. coastline, Russian officials have hinted. Tonga Shrouded by Ash and Mystery After Powerful Volcano EruptsSo far, the only deaths reported occurred 6,000 miles away, in Peru. But outside emergency workers have yet to make their way to the Pacific island nation. Woman Pushed Onto Subway Tracks ‘Never Saw’ Her Attacker“She was just the person who did everything right,” a neighbor said of Michelle Go, who died on Saturday when a homeless man pushed her in front of an R train. Custom 1951 Mercury Sells at Auction for $1.95 MillionThe Hirohata Merc, a prime example of the custom car scene that blossomed in midcentury Southern California, notched two records in its sale. Cowboys Come Up Short Against 49ers Long Before Clunky FinishThe No. 6-seeded 49ers upset the No. 3-seeded Cowboys after a chaotic final drive that will prolong Dallas’s disappointment. Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, Malian President Ousted in 2020, Dies at 76Mr. Keita was elected in 2013 with a mandate to stem the country’s many crises. But during his tenure, they escalated. Paul Carter Harrison, Whose Ideas Shaped Black Theater, Dies at 85In his essays and plays, he provided a framework that linked playwrights like August Wilson to African rituals and mythologies. Professor Who Called Students ‘Vectors of Disease’ Is SuspendedBarry Mehler of Ferris State University was put on paid leave after uploading the bizarre welcome video, but some of his peers said his rights of free expression were being curtailed. FIFA's Best? Pitso Mosimane Doesn't Fit the ModelPitso Mosimane enjoyed a better 2021 than almost any coach in world soccer. Just don’t expect FIFA, or soccer, to notice. More Recent Articles
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