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Chiefs top Bills in OT thriller, reach fourth straight AFC Championship Game The Kansas City Chiefs staged an improbable final drive in regulation and ultimately rallied for a 42-36 overtime win over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium to conclude a wild divisional-round weekend.     COVID-19 cases subside to 8% weekly rise but India, Brazil, Japan surge Two months after the COVID-19 Omicron variant was first reported in South Africa, cases have subsided to an 8% weekly rise, including decreases in some world hotspots but spikes in India, Brazil and Japan.   Armenian President Armen Sarkissian resigns, citing lack of tools to fix national crisis Armenian President Armen Sarkissian announced Sunday that he was resigning, citing a lack of tools afforded his position by the Constitution to aid the country suffering amid a national crisis.   Sundance movie review: 'jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy' an intimate, sometimes indulgent doc Part 1 of the Netflix series 'jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy' shows West pound the pavement trying to land a record deal in 2002 New York. He sometimes rants, but mostly shows his sincere and self-deprecating side.   Blinken: U.S. will respond if 'a single additional Russian force' enters Ukraine Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned Sunday that the United States will respond if "a single additional Russian force" enters Ukraine.   Rams hold off Buccaneers, advance to NFC Championship Game The Los Angeles Rams escaped with a 30-27 divisional playoff win over Tom Brady and the defending Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday at Raymond James Stadium.   New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern cancels wedding as nation tightens restrictions New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Sunday said she has canceled her wedding as the nation has entered its highest level of COVID-19 restrictions after reporting a cluster of Omicron cases.   Amy Poehler, Eva Longoria Bastón share perspectives on Desi Arnaz, Oscar De La Hoya Amy Poehler and Eva Longoria Bastón discuss their documentary films at the Sundance Film Festival. Poehler directed "Lucy and Desi" and Longoria Bastón directed "La Guerra Civil."   Bennie Thompson: Former Attorney General William Barr has spoken to Jan. 6 committee Chairman Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., on Sunday said the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 riots has spoken to former Attorney General William Barr.   Ana de Armas fans sue Universal over her absence from film ‘Yesterday’ Fans of Ana de Armas have filed a lawsuit against Universal Pictures alleging they were tricked into renting "Yesterday" because the actress appeared in the trailer despite her absence from the film.   Thousands march on Washington, D.C., in rally against vaccine mandates Thousands of people marched on Washington, D.C., on Sunday in opposition of vaccine mandates and other public health restrictions   Crystal Symphony diverts to Bahamas after arrest warrant issued over unpaid fuel The Crystal Symphony cruise ship diverted to the Bahamas on Saturday in a bid to avoid an arrest warrant over unpaid fuel expenses.   'Spider-Man' tops North American box office with $14.1M "Spider-Man: No Way Home" is the No. 1 movie in North America, earning an additional $14.1 million in receipts this weekend, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.   Multiple clipper-type storms to blanket Midwest to Northeast As waves of cold air continue to bring bone-chilling conditions into north-central and northeastern United States, one or more storms from Canada will bring the chance for snow to over 50 million people on East Coast.   Fauci 'confident as you can be' U.S. will see Omicron peak in February Dr. Anthony Fauci said Sunday he is as "confident as you can be" that the United States will see Omicron COVID-19 cases peak in mid-February, but warned that the virus has "surprised us in the past."   Pete Davidson, Colin Jost discuss buying Staten Island ferry on 'SNL' "Saturday Night Live" cast members Pete Davidson and Colin Jost discussed on "Weekend Update" their recent decision to buy a decommissioned Staten Island ferry.   Michael Avenatti seeks COVID-19 related delay for alleged Stormy Daniels theft trial Michael Avenatti, the disgraced attorney who represented Stormy Daniels in her 2018 lawsuit against Donald Trump, has sought a two-week delay to the trial over whether he cheated her out of her $300,000 book advance.   Kristen Wiig, Willem Dafoe interrupt Will Forte's first 'SNL' guest host monologue Will Forte joked that "Saturday Night Live" was just saving the best for last by waiting to invite him to guest host for the first time, 12 years after he left as a cast member.   Texas constable deputy shot dead during traffic stop A constable deputy in Texas was shot dead early Sunday morning during a traffic stop in Houston before the driver then fled, authorities said.   French adventurer, 75, dies while rowing across Atlantic Ocean Jean-Jacques Savin had activated two beacons on Friday to alert his team that he was experiencing "great difficulty" before losing contact with them.   Marines who died during North Carolina military truck crash identified Lance Cpl. Jonathan Gierke, 19, and Pfc. Zachary Riffle, 18, died Wednesday when a seven-ton tactical vehicle overturned after the driver tried to make a right turn and lost control near Jacksonville.   Karen Gillan: Sundance clone movie 'Dual' was 'like being on Avengers' Karen Gillan, co-stars Aaron Paul and Beulah Koale and writer/director Riley Stearns discuss their Sundance movie "Dual." Gillan plays a woman and her clone in a process she compared favorably to her Marvel movies.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Biden’s Pandemic Fight: Inside the Setbacks of the First YearThe administration has gotten much right, but its response has been hampered by confusing messaging, a lack of focus on testing, fear of political blowback and the coronavirus’s unpredictability.   A Shrinking Band of Southern Nurses, Neck-Deep in Another Covid WaveThe exodus of medical workers during the pandemic has been especially brutal for the small, nonprofit safety-net hospitals where millions of Americans seek care. These Mothers Were Exhausted, So They Met on a Field to ScreamThe pandemic has been relentless for mothers, many of whom have been stuck in an endless cycle of work and child care. Some Massachusetts mothers gathered to do something about it. Biden Weighs Deploying Thousands of Troops to Eastern Europe and BalticsThe president is also considering deploying warships and aircraft to NATO allies, in what would be a major shift from its restrained stance on Ukraine. U.S. Orders Family Members of Embassy Staff to Leave UkraineThe State Department warned that the United States would “not be in a position” to evacuate U.S. citizens should Russia invade. Britain Pursues More Muscular Role in Standoff With Russia on UkraineWith a late-night announcement about Russian meddling in Ukraine, the U.K. signaled its aim to be a player in Europe’s security crisis — even as scandals besiege Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Sarah Palin v. New York Times Spotlights Push to Loosen Libel LawThe trial comes at a time when those who argue that news outlets should pay a steeper price for getting something wrong are more emboldened than they’ve been in decades. A Grim January Leaves Some New Yorkers Fearful for the City’s FutureNew York is far safer and stronger than in the ’70s. But after a flood of sad news, many people are struggling to find grounds for optimism. After Shootings, Eric Adams Rushes to Release Safety PlanMayor Eric Adams, who won New Yorkers’ votes by campaigning on a need for improved public safety, is facing a growing crisis over gun violence. Old-Fashioned, Inefficient Light Bulbs Live On at the Nation’s Dollar StoresA Trump administration weakening of climate rules has kept incandescent bulbs on store shelves, and research shows they’re concentrated in shops serving poorer areas. Ann Coulter Is Rooting for a Trump-DeSantis Throw-Down. She’s Not Alone.The former president and the governor of Florida are on a collision course for the future of the G.OP. Death Changed My LifeI see now that life is a series of peaks and valleys, and it is a fool’s errand to try to flatten them out. Can We Turn a Desert Into a Forest?After years of planting trees, farmers in Niger have begun to see results. Pakistan’s Army Is Trying to Balance the U.S. and ChinaAs U.S.-China competition intensifies, Pakistan’s army fears getting trapped in a cul-de-sac with Beijing. After Colleyville, What Does Hope Look Like for Jewish Parents?Finding hope in the darkness of cancer, Covid and Colleyville. Is the U.S. on the Verge of a Civil War?Readers respond to columns by Ross Douthat and Michelle Goldberg. Also: Bosses who are jerks; voter suppression, then and now. How to Retreat From UkraineSearching for a non-disastrous way back from American overreach. On the Filibuster, Joe Manchin Thinks James Madison Is on His Side. Nope.Arguments about the filibuster need the right context. How U.S. Abortion Law Compares With Other NationsMany rich democracies have earlier cutoffs for abortion — but allow it later for a variety of reasons. And around the world, it has been much more common to expand access than restrict it. The Sunday Read: ‘How Disgust Explains Everything’Disgust is one of the primal emotions that define, and explain, humanity. What Mattered This WeekPresident Biden rebooted. Democrats feuded. And Republicans watched it all with glee. Top Jan. 6 Investigator Fired From Post at the University of VirginiaDemocrats in Virginia denounced the action as a partisan move aimed at helping former President Donald J. Trump undercut the investigation of the Capitol riot. In Greece, a String of Killings Pushes Domestic Abuse Into the SpotlightSeveral deadly assaults on women by their partners appear to have encouraged more victims to speak up in a country where such attacks have rarely been publicly discussed. As U.S. Strikes Syria Prison Held by ISIS, Young Detainees Are Caught in CrossfireAlmost 700 child detainees are being held in the prison still under siege four days after ISIS launched an attack to free detainees Thierry Mugler, Genre-Busting French Fashion Designer, Dies at 73The dominatrix-loving couturier turned sex into a style weapon. Cruise Has Surprise Ending After Judge Orders Ship Seized Over DebtsThe Crystal Symphony was set to arrive in Miami on Saturday, but it was diverted to the Bahamas after a U.S. judge ordered the ship seized over $4.6 million in unpaid fuel bills. Gonzaga Revokes John Stockton’s Season Tickets Over His Refusal to Wear MasksStockton has been a vocal opponent of Covid-19 vaccines and government measures to mitigate the virus. Former President of Florida International University Explains Sudden ExitOn Sunday, Mark B. Rosenberg said he created “discomfort for a valued employee.” A YouTuber’s Plane Crash Draws Doubts From Aviation ExpertsThe video from December shows Trevor Jacob cursing in panic before leaping with a parachute out of a small plane. Some experts wonder if the crash was a publicity stunt. Workers at REI Store in Manhattan Seek to Form Retailer’s Only UnionIn filing for a union election, employees of the outdoor equipment retailer cited safety during the pandemic, among other concerns. Nelson Peltz Takes Aim at UnileverAn activist investor adds pressure as Unilever seeks a new strategic direction. French Adventurer Attempting to Row Solo Across the Atlantic Is MissingJean-Jacques Savin, 75, activated distress beacons on Thursday and Friday, his team said. On Saturday, the Portuguese Navy found his boat, but not his body, near the Azores. At the Australian Open, Taylor Fritz Finally Breaks ThroughThe American has reached the fourth round of a Grand Slam tournament for the first time in his career, and he credits believing in himself through good times and bad. More Recent Articles
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