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NFC Championship: Rams conquer 49ers, return to Super Bowl The Los Angeles Rams finally overcame the division rival San Francisco 49ers with a thrilling 20-17 win in the NFC Championship Game on Sunday night at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif.     AFC Championship: Bengals rally past Chiefs in OT, reach third Super Bowl Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals stormed back from an 18-point deficit and rallied for a 27-24 overtime win over the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game on Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium.   Off-duty Washington police officer shot, killed by police during manhunt An off-duty police officer in Washington was shot and killed while at his home as sheriff's deputy pursued an armed suspect early Sunday morning.   'Spider-Man' tops North American box office with $11M "Spider-Man: No Way Home" is the No. 1 movie in North America again, earning an additional $11 million in receipts this weekend, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.   New Jersey passes law with strict penalties for porch pirates New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has signed a new law that creates stiff penalties for those who steal packages from porches, no matter the value of the item stolen.   COVID cases declining from Omicron peaks, as U.S. draws closer to 900,000 deaths COVID-19 case rates are on the decline in some of the areas of the United States that were first impacted by the Omicron variant, but deaths continue to march higher toward 900,000.   U.S. ambassador says Russia needs to 'come to diplomatic table' ahead of Security Council meeting Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, said Sunday that Russia needs to pull back its troops from the Ukraine border and "come to the diplomatic table."   COVID-19 cases drop 3% weekly but Brazil, Japan, Russia set daily marks COVID-19 cases decreased 3% in one week though five nations -- Brazil, Russia, Germany, Turkey and Japan -- set national daily records in the past few days. Deaths climbed 14% from seven days ago.   Spotify loses billions in market value after Neil Young pulls music Spotify lost billions in market value after Neil Young pulled his music catalog from the streaming giant over his concerns that podcaster Joe Rogan was spreading COVID-19 misinformation.   'WKRP,' 'Head of the Class' alum Howard Hesseman dead at 81 Howard Hesseman has died at the age of 81, his wife Caroline Ducrocq and manager Robbie Kass announced Sunday.   13 people hospitalized for carbon monoxide exposure at Ohio hotel pool Thirteen people were hospitalized for exposure to carbon monoxide in Ohio after a two-year-old girl lost consciousness in the pool of a Hampton Inn hotel.   Biggest snow totals top 30 inches after nor'easter hammers East Coast Portions of the northeastern U.S. coast saw snowfall of more than 30 inches as a powerful nor'easter hit the area over the weekend.   Sergio Mattarella elected to rare second term as Italian president Sergio Mattarella was elected to a rare second term as Italy's president following six days of secret votes, after having previously announced he would not return to office after his first seven-year term.   CNN's Andrew Kaczynski shares photos of infant daughter Kaczynski and his wife, Wall Street Journal banking reporter Rachel Louise Ensign, lost a 9-month-old daughter to cancer in 2020.   Six-car crash in North Las Vegas kills nine Nine people were killed Saturday after a six-car crash in the Nevada city of North Las Vegas, which borders Sin City to the north.   Dylan Dreyer exits weekend edition of 'Today' Meteorologist Dylan Dreyer has exited the weekend edition of NBC's "Today" show.   John Mulaney to host 'SNL' for a fifth time Feb. 26 Comedian John Mulaney has signed on to guest host "Saturday Night Live" for a fifth time on Feb. 26.   Michael Che passes 'Weekend Update' milestone on 'SNL' Comedian Michael Che co-hosted his 155th "Weekend Update" segment on "Saturday Night Live" this weekend.   Kuwait suspends flights after attack at Baghdad airport Kuwait officials have suspended flights into the country for a week after six rockets were fired toward Baghdad International Airport in Iraq.   Rafael Nadal wins 2022 Australian Open, record 21st title Rafael Nadal combated Daniil Medvedev's power serves with drop-shot finesse, staging a comeback victory in a long 2022 Australian Open men's singles final, which started Sunday and ended early Monday in Melbourne.   Trump says he would pardon Jan. 6 rioters if re-elected Former President Donald Trump said during a rally in Texas on Saturday that if he is re-elected president in 2024, he would pardon defendants who were arrested for participating in the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.   N. Korea fires intermediate-range ballistic missile toward East Sea North Korea fired an intermediate-range ballistic missile into the East Sea on Sunday, South Korea's military said.   Famous birthdays for Jan. 30: Olivia Colman, Christian Bale Actors Olivia Colman and Christian Bale turn 48, among the famous birthdays for Jan. 30.   On This Day, Jan. 30: 'Bloody Sunday' massacre rocks Northern Ireland On Jan. 30, 1972, in what became known as "Bloody Sunday," 13 Roman Catholics were killed by British troops in Londonderry, Northern Ireland.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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The Hard-Line Russian Advisers Who Have Putin’s EarThree reactionary security officials dedicated to “traditional values” and restoring Soviet glory will figure prominently in the decision whether to invade Ukraine.   Britain Toughens Stance on Russia, as Russia Presses NATO for AssurancesBritain moved to broaden the range of sanctions available if Russia invades Ukraine, as Moscow sent an “urgent demand” to NATO to clarify its stance. China's Covid-Era Controls May Outlast the CoronavirusThe country has instituted a wide range of high-tech controls on society as part of a mostly successful effort to stop the virus. The consequences may endure. Election Deniers Are Running for Secretary of State Across the CountryBrazenly partisan candidates who insist that Donald Trump won the 2020 election are transforming races for the once-obscure office of secretary of state. N.Y. Democrats Could Gain 3 House Seats Under Proposed District LinesThe state Republican chairman denounced a new map that would reconfigure congressional districts to benefit Democrats as “filthy, partisan gerrymandering.” For Ketanji Brown Jackson, View of Criminal Justice Was Shaped by FamilyThe story of an uncle’s cocaine conviction formed only part of Judge Jackson’s understanding of the system’s complexities. She is now seen as a contender to be President Biden’s Supreme Court pick. Why Book Ban Efforts Are Spreading Across the U.S.Challenges to books about sexual and racial identity are nothing new in American schools, but the tactics and politicization are. When Whiteness Was a Prerequisite for Supreme Court Justices“Only when we disentangle the concepts of whiteness and maleness from the concept of power can we see the damage the association has done.” Why Churches Should Drop Their Online ServicesIn-person church is as essential as in-person school. How to Process the Covid Deaths of Anti-VaxxersDon’t give in to schadenfreude. It warps the soul. What the Battle Over Banning Books Is Really AboutBooks are not inert tools of pedagogy. They are mind-changing, world-changing. Black Women in Law Feel Pride and Frustration Ahead of Court NomineeAs Biden prepares to nominate the first Black woman to the nation’s highest court, members of this small, elite group are watching with complicated emotions. The Sunday Read: ‘The Joys (and Challenges) of Sex After 70’Sex can drop off in our final decades. But for those who keep going, it can be the best of their lives. Spotify Responds to Complaints About Covid MisinformationAfter Neil Young and Joni Mitchell removed their music from the streaming service, its chief executive wrote, “it is important to me that we don’t take on the position of being content censor.” Howard Hesseman, the D.J. Johnny Fever in ‘WKRP in Cincinnati,’ Dies at 81Mr. Hesseman played a fallen radio star who landed in the Midwest on the popular sitcom, which captured the misadventures of a struggling station. Canada Beats U.S., Cementing a Soccer Power ShiftThe victory in a World Cup qualifier moved Canada to the cusp of its first World Cup berth since 1986, and reasserted its sudden dominance in North America. In Icy Conditions, the Northeast Starts Digging OutWith snowplows and shovels, parts of Massachusetts and New York were clearing away piles of snow amid frigid wind chills. 4.1-Magnitude Earthquake Rattles Parts of CaliforniaExperts said that the earthquake, which was felt in Southern California, including San Diego and Riverside Counties, was “not a big deal,” but it did prompt lots of online chatter. Brian Houston Steps Down as Leader of Hillsong, Australian MegachurchBrian Houston, who was the leader of Hillsong, is accused of concealing past abuse by his father, who later died and was never charged. University Mistakenly Tells 5,500 Students They Won Huge ScholarshipsOakland University in Michigan said “human error” was to blame for the incorrect emails. It was the second university in the state this month to make such a mistake. Manchester United Drops Mason Greenwood After Abuse ChargeA woman accused the young English forward of assaulting her in a post on Instagram. The team said he would not play or train “until further notice.” ‘There’s Nothing Quite as Distressing as This Piece’The pianist Paul Lewis picks his favorite page of Brahms’s late solos, a work of “abject anguish.” Mugler, Remembered by His CrowdThe designer, who died on Jan. 23, simply knew what he wanted, and how he wanted it. More Recent Articles
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