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AT&T, Verizon to delay rolling out 5G services near airports AT&T and Verizon on Monday said they will postpone their rollouts of 5G wireless services near airports, after earlier rebuffing calls by the Transportation Department and the Federal Aviation Administration to do so.     Veteran outfielder Cameron Maybin retires from MLB after 15 seasons Veteran outfielder Cameron Maybin announced his retirement from Major League Baseball on Monday after 15 seasons.   Ivanka Trump, Donald Trump Jr. will not comply with N.Y. AG's subponeas in fraud case Former President Donald Trump's eldest children will not comply with subpoenas by New York Attorney General Letitia James in connection with her tax fraud investigation of their father's business practices.   Justice Dept.: 'Tiger King' couple Jeffery and Lauren Lowe prohibited from exhibiting animals The Justice Department announced Monday that Jeffrey and Lauren Lowe of Netflix docu-series Tiger King fame have entered an agreement permanently prohibiting them from exhibiting animals.   Houston Rockets suspend Christian Wood, Kevin Porter Jr. for bad behavior The Houston Rockets suspended guard Kevin Porter Jr. and center Christian Wood for Monday's 133-113 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers for bad behavior during Saturday's loss to the Denver Nuggets.   Starbucks to impose COVID-19 vaccine, testing requirements on Feb. 9 Starbucks will require employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or subject to weekly testing beginning Feb. 9 in order to comply with a Biden administration mandate.   Philadelphia Eagles place Fletcher Cox, 11 others on COVID-19 list The Philadelphia Eagles put star defensive tackle Fletcher Cox and 11 additional players on the reserve/COVID-19 list Monday, the team announced.   Police arrest 19-year-old in Mall of America shooting Authorities on Monday said police in Minnesota arrested a 19-year-old man in connection to the Friday shooting at the Mall of America that left two people injured.   NHL postpones Ottawa Senators-Seattle Kraken game due to COVID-19 The NHL on Monday postponed Thursday's game between the Ottawa Senators and Seattle Kraken because of COVID-19 issues with the Senators.   Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes found guilty on 4 fraud counts A California jury found entrepreneur Elizabeth Holmes guilty on four of 11 counts of fraud Monday in connection with the failure of her blood-testing startup Theranos in 2018.   Mercedes unveils Vision EQXX electric concept car at scaled-back CES Mercedes-Benz introduced its Vision EQXX electric concept car on Monday during a virtual presentation at the start of the 2021 Consumer Electronics Show.   Israel reports world's first 'flurona' influenza-COVID double infection The world's first documented case of "flurona," or simultaneous infections of COVID-19 and influenza viruses, has been recorded in Israel, according to local reports.   College football: Oklahoma Sooners QB Caleb Williams enters transfer portal Oklahoma Sooners star quarterback Caleb Williams announced Monday on social media that he is entering the NCAA transfer portal.   Facebook temporarily suspends U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's account Facebook temporarily suspended U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's account Monday, saying one of her posts violated its policies, a day after Twitter banned her.   Document: Prince Andrew accuser settled suit against Epstein for $500K Virginia Giuffre, who is suing Britain's Prince Andrew for sexual assault, settled a similar case against disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein 11 years ago for $500,000, according to court documents filed Monday.   $250 lottery win leads to $1M New Year's Eve jackpot for N.C. man A North Carolina man said a $250 lottery prize led to his winning $1 million from a scratch-off ticket with just hours left in the year 2021.   Sanitation workers search through trash to find lost wallet in UAE Sanitation workers in the United Arab Emirates sifted through more than 300 tons of garbage to find a wallet that had been thrown accidentally into the trash.   Apple reaches $3 trillion valuation; markets rise to start 2022 Apple became the first publicly traded company to hold a $3 trillion market valuation Monday as U.S. stocks rose broadly to begin the new year.   NHL fan receives $10K scholarship after alerting Canucks employee to melanoma An NHL fan received a $10,000 scholarship after alerting a Vancouver Canucks employee to a melanoma on the back of his neck during a game.   10% of adults have benign tumor linked with diabetes, high blood pressure, study finds Up to one in 10 adults has a benign tumor, or lump, in their adrenal glands that, though otherwise harmless, increases the risk for Type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure, an Annals of Internal Medicine study found.   Watch: Thieving coconut crab snips through golfer's club on Christmas Island A member of a golfing party on Australia's Christmas Island captured video when a massive coconut crab attempted to steal a golf club -- and ended up chopping through the shaft with its claws.   James Webb telescope begins crucial sun shield tensioning The James Webb Space Telescope began one of the most complicated parts of its deployment Monday as NASA sent commands to tension the first layer of the observatory's critical five-layer sunshield.   Titans employees recover wedding ring fan lost in stands A Tennessee Titans fan who lost his wedding band, which bears the team's logo, in the stands during a game was reunited with the precious ring, thanks to team employees.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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‘It’s Chaos’ as Schools Confront OmicronAfter an unrelenting spike in cases, a small but growing list of districts — including Newark, Atlanta, Milwaukee and Cleveland — moved temporarily to remote learning.   As Omicron Cases Rise, Companies Rethink Return-to-Office PlansSome businesses are changing their vaccination policies to require booster shots, while others are prioritizing coronavirus tests. More Than 3,000 Flights Are Canceled on MondayA storm in the Washington area knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people, adding to the problems facing airlines, like staff shortages. Theranos Founder Elizabeth Holmes Found Guilty of Four Counts of FraudThe case against the founder of the failed blood testing start-up Theranos came to symbolize the pitfalls of Silicon Valley’s culture of hustle and hype. The Epic Rise and Fall of Elizabeth HolmesIn Silicon Valley’s world of make-believe, the philosophy of “fake it until you make it” finally gets its comeuppance. How Omicron Could Affect the 2022 Midterm ElectionsThe Omicron variant’s spread poses an unwelcome political conundrum just as election season begins. Democrats and the G.O.P. see reasons to hope, but the virus will get the deciding vote. The Jan. 6 Committee’s Consideration of a Criminal Referral, ExplainedThe House panel does not have the authority to pursue criminal charges, but it can provide the Justice Department with evidence of any wrongdoing it unearths in its investigation. How the European Union Allowed Hungary to Become an Illiberal ModelAfter years of complacency and wishful thinking, Brussels is finally trying to rein in the country’s pugnacious leader, Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Trump Endorses Viktor Orban, Hungary’s Far-Right Prime MinisterDemocracy in Hungary has been backsliding under Mr. Orban, whose efforts to consolidate power have caused consternation in the European Union. Have Wildfires Ruined California's Magic?The honeymoon’s over for its residents now that wildfires are almost constant. Has living in this natural wonderland lost its magic? ‘Three Minutes: A Lengthening’ Looks at Jewish Life Before Nazi InvasionA documentary based on a home movie shot by an American in 1938 provides a look at the vibrancy of a Jewish community in Europe just before the Holocaust. Diets Make You Feel Bad. Try Training Your Brain for Healthy Eating Instead.The new Eat Well Challenge will show you how to reshape your eating habits without dieting. The Viral Lies About Covid That Keep Killing UsWhy 2021 wasn’t the year we beat the pandemic. When Faced With Death, People Often Change Their MindsDo advance directives by healthy people actually deliver better care? The Republican Party Is Succeeding Because We Are Not a True DemocracyWhat’s often called the crisis of American democracy is the result not of too much democracy but of too little. These Were the Worst Predictions About 2021Bitcoin, Tesla, the Suez Canal, the Mars helicopter — people got a lot wrong. Democrats, Voting Rights Are Not the ProblemIt isn’t voting that needs fixing, but what comes after it and the public’s confidence in the results. Diet Culture Is Unhealthy. It’s Also Immoral.Resolve, this year, to just say no. Resolve to Think Bigger in 2022Resolutions aren’t worth much without deeper change. Twitter’s Former C.E.O. Has a ‘Too Bad, So Sad’ Approach to Content ModerationDick Costolo discusses the unique difficulties of heading the social media platform. Skeptics Say, ‘Do Your Own Research.’ It’s Not That Simple.The slogan promotes a freethinking approach to understanding the world. Prosecute Donald Trump for the Jan. 6 Coup Attempt?Readers discuss an essay urging a Justice Department investigation. Also: Anthony Fauci; Covid frustration; Betty White; women’s wages; Black voters. Death Is for the Living: Lessons From Religious ScholarsThere is so much to learn from facing the unknowable. African Literature’s Great 2021 Is a Gift to ReadersAfrican literature’s big year is a tantalizing invitation to readers. Willie Brown on Crime and Street Conditions in San FranciscoThe former mayor calls the emergency declaration in the Tenderloin “very bold.” Sudan Braces for ‘the Worst’ after Prime Minister ResignsWith the departure of the civilian prime minister Abdalla Hamdok on Sunday, the military and security forces are now fully in control of Sudan again. Kathy Hochul Will Propose Term Limits for New York GovernorsThe state’s Covid response will continue to demand her attention, but other contentious issues await as the Legislature returns and a primary looms in June. Democrats Set Timetable to Change Rules for Stalled Voting Rights BillsThe top Senate Democrat said he would act by Jan. 17 to try to force through the measures if Republicans refused to drop their opposition. Odds of Gerrymandering Grow in New York as Redistricting Panel FaltersHopelessly gridlocked, the commission voted to send a pair of proposals to Albany, but Democratic lawmakers are increasingly likely to take over the process. Colorado Wildfire Inquiry Focuses on Christian SectInvestigators are looking at the possibility that a fire that destroyed more than 900 homes started on property owned by a fundamentalist Christian sect known as Twelve Tribes. Winter Storm Hits D.C. Area and Causes Widespread Power OutagesAt least three people were killed and more than half a million customers were without electricity on Monday because of the storm. Federal government offices in the area were closed because of the storm. Woman Suing Prince Andrew for Abuse Settled With Epstein for $500,000The prince’s lawyers are expected to argue that Virginia Roberts Giuffre’s suit should be dismissed because of the earlier settlement’s terms. Verizon and AT&T Agree to Delay 5G Plans Over Airline Safety ConcernsThe companies will wait two weeks and work with the government. Representative Bobby Rush, Longtime Illinois Democrat, Will RetireThe decision by the pastor and civil rights activist added to a wave of Democrats deciding not to run for re-election in a difficult midterm cycle. Haiti Prime Minister Survives Assassination Attempt, His Office SaysPrime Minister Ariel Henry was the target of an unsuccessful attempt on his life over the weekend by gunmen in the northern city of Gonaïves, his office said Monday night. New Hampshire Secretary of State, Longest Serving in U.S., Is RetiringThe official, Bill Gardner, a Democrat, has served as secretary of state in New Hampshire for more than four decades. BlackBerry Ends Service; Devices Will Stop Working January 4Android-powered devices carrying the BlackBerry name won’t be affected. For some, it’s a farewell to an era when BlackBerries dominated airport lounges and the West Wing. Why Stress May Be Your Heart’s Worst EnemyPsychological stress activates the fear center in the brain, setting into motion a cascade of reactions that can lead to heart attacks and strokes. New Year's Day 2022: How We Spent ItWriters and photographers share their reflections on the start of 2022. The Benefits of Working Out for StrengthIt’s high time for women to reclaim the real strength behind exercise. April Ashley, London Socialite and Transgender Pioneer, Dies at 86She modeled for Vogue, partied with John Lennon and Mick Jagger, and married into minor nobility, all while fighting for legal recognition of her gender. Boldface Names Give Los Angeles a New Cultural CenterAn OMA-designed pavilion at the Wilshire Boulevard Temple was helped along by Eli Broad. It houses Wallis Annenberg’s GenSpace, a center for older people. The Best Movies on Amazon Prime Video Right NowNew films, and classics, just keep coming, but you don’t have to drill down to find the finest selections to stream. We’ll do the heavy lifting. You press play. More Recent Articles
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