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Bengals upset top-seeded Titans with last-second FG, reach AFC title game The Cincinnati Bengals beat the Tennessee Titans 19-16 in the divisional round Saturday at Nissan Stadium to advance to their first AFC Championship Game since 1988.     U.S. condemns ISIS attack on prison in Syria to free detained fighters The U.S. State Department issued a statement Saturday condemning ISIS for an attack on a prison in northeast Syria made to free detained fighters.   Britain says Kremlin plans to install pro-Russia leader in Ukraine British officials said Saturday night that the Kremlin plans to install a pro-Russian leader in Ukraine and has considered a potential candidate.   Lab monkeys escape after Pennsylvania truck crash Four lab monkeys escaped Friday after the trailer they were in was involved in a crash on a Pennsylvania highway, with one of the monkeys still on the loose on Saturday.   Biden says Roe v. Wade is ‘under assault’ on 49th anniversary of landmark decision President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris released a joint statement Saturday declaring that Roe v. Wade is "under assault" on the 49th anniversary of the Supreme Court decision on abortion rights.   Sundance movie review: 'Fresh' is a refreshingly macabre rom-com The Sundance Midnight Movie "Fresh" carves up modern dating in a shockingly twisted tale starring Sebastian Stan and Daisy Edgar-Jones. Here's a spoiler free review.   Every Black Mississippi senator walks out in protest amid critical race theory bill vote Every Black Mississippi senator walked off the chamber floor in protest as their white colleagues voted to ban critical race theory in the state's public schools.   Arizona Democrats censure Kyrsten Sinema over voting rights legislation Leaders in the Arizona Democratic Party decided Saturday to censure U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema after she sided with Republicans this week in voting against a change in Senate filibuster rules to pass voting rights legislat   Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh dies at 95 Thich Nhat Hanh, a Vietnamese Buddhist monk and peace activist whose writings taught mindfulness and non-violence, died Saturday at Tu Hieu Temple in Hue, Vietnam. He was 95.   Plummeting temperatures to yield rapid freeze-up in southeastern U.S. Now that snow and ice have come to an end across the Southeast and mid-Atlantic coast as of late Saturday morning, meteorologists are concerned for a rapid freeze-up Saturday night into Sunday morning in the region.   Emma Thompson rehearsed Sundance film 'Good Luck to You, Leo Grande' nude Emma Thompson discussed her film "Good Luck to You, Leo Grande" at a Sundance Film Festival virtual panel Saturday. For her role as a woman hiring a male escort, Thompson and her co-star conducted nude rehearsals.   Australia, New Zealand, Japan deliver aid to Tonga in wake of volcano Australia has delivered aid amid a shortage of drinking water in Tonga in the wake of a 4-foot tsunami after an underwater volcano exploded last week.   Saudi-led coalition denies targeting prison in Yemen airstrikes A coalition led by Saudi Arabia on Saturday denied allegations by the Houthi militia in Yemen that it was responsible for a series of airstrikes that killed dozens of people.   Reports: Emma Roberts, Garrett Hedlund split up after three years "American Horror Story" alum Emma Roberts and "Modern Love" actor Garrett Hedlund have ended their three-year romance, according to multiple media outlets.   New episodes of 'Central Park' headed to Apple TV+ on March 4Dallas Mavericks owners Mark Cuban launches online pharmacy Mark Cuban has launched an online pharmacy with a goal to provide affordable prescription drugs.   Doja Cat, Ed Sheeran to perform at the Brit Awards Doja Cat, Ed Sheeran, Holly Humberstone, Liam Gallagher, Little Simz and Dave are to perform on the Feb. 8 broadcast of the Brit Awards, ITV announced.   Release dates for 'Mission: Impossible' sequels delayed The release dates for Tom Cruise's action pictures, "Mission: Impossible 7" and "Mission: Impossible 8," have been postponed to 2023 and 2024.   Johnny Depp to play France's King Louis XV in film "Pirates of the Caribbean" and "Edward Scissorhands" actor Johnny Depp has landed the lead in an as-yet-untitled French film about King Louis XV.   Amy Schneider matches Matt Amodio's second-place 'Jeopardy!' record Amy Schneider matched Matt Amodio's second-place "Jeopardy!" record this week for consecutive wins.   FDA expands authorization of remdesivir for use in certain COVID-19 outpatients The Food and Drug Administration has expanded its authorization of the antiviral drug remdesivir to some COVID-19 outpatients.   Evacuations in Big Sur, Calif., as Colorado Fire rages A brush fire called the Colorado Fire burned 1,500 acres in California on Friday night and Saturday morning, forcing those in several California cities to evacuate their homes.   Arnold Schwarzenegger 'fine' after multi-car crash in LA Arnold Schwarzenegger's representative said the screen icon and former California governor is "fine" after a multi-vehicle car collision.   Fugees scraps 25th anniversary concert tour | |||||||||||||||||||||
Apple TV+ said the second half of "Central Park" Season 2 will debut March 4. 
Hip-hop group Fugees has canceled its upcoming concert tour dates. 
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Britain Says Moscow Is Plotting to Install a Pro-Russian Leader in UkraineIn a highly unusual public statement, backed by U.S. officials, London named the putative head of a potential puppet government but few other details.   What a Potential Russian Invasion Means in ChernobylUkraine has initiated a defensive strategy for the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, one of the most radioactive places on Earth, which lies on the shortest path between Russia and Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv. How China's Xi Jinping Is Staging the Beijing Olympics on His TermsFrom Beijing’s unexpected bid through the coronavirus pandemic, China has managed to fulfill its promises and cow its critics. How a Calm Call for Help Led 2 N.Y.P.D. Officers Into a Hail of GunfireThe latest deadly episode to rattle the city began with a routine domestic disturbance call and ended with one officer dead and another in critical condition. Rapid Inflation Fuels Debate Over What’s to Blame: Pandemic or PolicyThe White House is emphasizing that inflation is worldwide. Economists say that’s true — but stimulus-spurred consumer buying is also to blame. Jessica Pegula Cheers on Buffalo Bills From the Australian OpenWhen Buffalo plays Kansas City in their N.F.L. divisional playoff game, Jessica Pegula, whose parents own the Bills, hopes both she and the football team keep winning. How a New Generation of Receivers Make Their Mark: BlockingThe run-pass option and screen-based offenses currently in favor in the N.F.L. rely on receivers who can throw blocks for their teammates. How Meat Loaf Made a Cult Favorite: ‘Paradise by the Dashboard Light’The eight-and-a-half minute tale of sexual awakening features drums by the E Street Band’s Max Weinberg and vocals from Ellen Foley, who help recount how the unlikely song came together. English Island Seeks a Landlord-King Who Likes Solitude, Seals and BeerOn Piel Island, winters are wet, travel is limited, and the solitary pub crowns the landlord king or queen under a shower of beer. Some Women Are Keeping Their Pregnancies Secret During PandemicThe pandemic has offered some women a choice they never had before: to keep their pregnancies secret til the very end. The N.F.L.'s Race ProblemThe football league is down to just one Black head coach. President Biden’s Economy Is Failing the Big Mac TestThe administration made a lot of the right economic moves in its first year, but high inflation is reason enough to postpone any celebrations. How to Retreat From UkraineSearching for a non-disastrous way back from American overreach. Farewell, André Leon TalleyHe liked dressing in caftans and fur, and dressing me down about my style. The Systemic Realities Created by Legal AbortionThoughts on the 49th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. On the Filibuster, Joe Manchin Thinks James Madison Is on His Side. Nope.Arguments about the filibuster need the right context. Tough Decisions About End-of-Life CareReaders offer personal stories in response to a doctor’s guest essay about advance directives. Thich Nhat Hanh, Monk, Zen Master and Activist, Dies at 95A monk with global influence and an ally of Martin Luther King, he championed what he called “engaged Buddhism,” applying its principles in pressing for peace. Eyesore or Monument? Preservationists Fight to Save a Grain Elevator in BuffaloThe current owner of the Great Northern has been pushing to demolish the building — possibly the last grain elevator of its type in the world. Arizona Democrats Censure Sinema After Filibuster VoteKyrsten Sinema, a first-term Arizona senator, was rebuked by fellow Democrats in her state after her vote on the filibuster helped sink the party’s voting-rights legislation. ‘Miserable and Dangerous’: A Failed Chinese Promise in SerbiaPoor conditions for Vietnamese workers building a $900 million tire factory underscore a chasm between the promise of investment from China and grim realities on the ground. Carolinas and Virginia Hit With Unusual Ice and Snow StormA Delta flight skidded on a runway and roads remained dangerous on Saturday as the storm brought eight inches of snow to some places. Kohl’s Receives $9 Billion Offer Backed by Activist InvestorThe offer comes as the retailer, like other brick-and-mortar stores, struggles with supply chain problems and competition from online sites. Big Sur Sees Wildfire From Palo Colorado CanyonA late-season blaze that started on Friday grew to 1,000 acres in the scenic region of California. Tennessee Couple Says Adoption Agency Turned Them Away for Being JewishElizabeth and Gabriel Rutan-Ram are plaintiffs in a lawsuit claiming that state funding of a child-placing agency that discriminates based on religion is unconstitutional. Passenger Exposed Buttocks and Threw a Can During Flight, Prosecutors SayShane McInerney, 29, was charged after his disruptive behavior aboard a flight from Dublin to John F. Kennedy International Airport on Jan. 7. The Day New Queer Cinema Said: Let’s Do ThisThirty years after a panel at Sundance, some of the artists and journalists who helped ignite an L.G.B.T.Q. film movement take stock. More Recent Articles
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