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Federal judge revokes 1.7 million acres of oil, gas leases in Gulf of Mexico A federal judge on Thursday canceled 1.7 million acres of oil and gas leases, ruling that the Interior Department did not properly assess the climate change impact of drilling in the Gulf of Mexico.     Trail Blazers' Nassir Little likely out for season due to shoulder injury Portland Trail Blazers forward Nassir Little is expected to miss the remainder of the season because of a left shoulder labral tear.   Alabama carries out execution of death row inmate Matthew Reeves Alabama executed death row prisoner Matthew Reeves on Thursday night after the U.S. Supreme Court lifted an injunction from a lower court.   Evander Kane joins Oilers after NHL finishes probe into potential COVID-19 violations Former San Jose Sharks star Evander Kane signed a one-year contract with the Edmonton Oilers on Thursday night after the NHL cleared the veteran forward of possible violations of the COVID-19 protocols.   NBA reveals starters for 2022 All-Star Game; LeBron, Durant named captains The NBA unveiled the starters for this year's All-Star Game on Thursday night, with Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James and Brooklyn Nets forward Kevin Durant again serving as team captains.   John Kerry warns top polluters are 'not on a good track' to combatting climate change U.S. global climate envoy John Kerry on Thursday warned representatives from some of the world's top polluting countries that they are "not on a good track" to stemming fossil fuel use to combat climate change.   Dallas Cowboys' Mike McCarthy, Dan Quinn to return in 2022 Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy and defensive coordinator Dan Quinn both are expected to return to the franchise next season.   Bears hire Colts defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus as head coach The Chicago Bears hired Indianapolis Colts defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus as their new head coach, the team announced.   United States calls for U.N. Security Council meeting on Russian threat to Ukraine The United States on Thursday called for the United Nations Security Council to convene to discuss Russia's threat to Ukraine.   Standing Rock Sioux tribe no longer cooperating on Dakota Access Pipeline study The Standing Rock Sioux tribe will no longer act as a cooperating agency for an environmental study of the Dakota Access Pipeline, its chairwoman announced, citing insufficient response plans to a potential oil spill.   European Union regulator recommends Pfizer's Paxlovid COVID-19 pill for use in at-risk adults The European Medicines Agency on Thursday recommended Pfizer's Paxlovid antiviral COVID-19 pill for treatment in adults who do not require supplemental oxygen and who are at increased risk of severe disease.   Sandro Botticelli painting with hidden drawing sells for $45.4M at auction A painting of Christ by Italian Renaissance artist Sandro Botticelli sold for $45.4 million at auction Thursday, some $5 million more than expected, Sotheby's announced.   Police believe they've identified sixth victim of 1970s Doodler killer Homicide detectives believe they've identified a sixth victim of "The Doodler," one of San Francisco's most prolific 1970s serial killers who remains uncaught today.   Three Houston police officers shot; search on for suspect A shooting Thursday afternoon left three Houston police officers injured and prompted a manhunt for a suspect, the police department said.   Sundance movie review: 'Sirens' rocks but real life slows documentary's roll "Sirens," which premiered virtually at the Sundance Film Festival, is a documentary of Beirut, Lebanon's, only all female heavy-metal band. Real life limits the band's performances, but the film shows promising artists.   SpaceX scrubs launch of Italian satellite from Florida, will try again Friday SpaceX on Thursday scrubbed its planned launch of an Italian Earth-observation satellite, the COSMO-SkyMed Second Generation 2 and said it plans to try again Friday.   New York Gov. Kathy Hochul unveils LaGuardia Airport terminal New York Gov. Kathy Hochul cut the ribbon for a new terminal at LaGuardia Airport on Thursday, the culmination of a six-year, $4 billion renovation at the Queens facility.   U.S. markets fall amid continued volatility, mixed quarterly earnings reports U.S. markets closed the day with losses after posting gains earlier in the session with all three major indexes down for the week.   Transportation Department aims to cut traffic deaths with infrastructure funding The Department of Transportation is targeting a rise in traffic fatalities, and will use federal infrastructure funding to implement a new strategy outlined Thursday.   Sundance movie review: 'Palm Trees and Power Lines' a sobering portrayal of predators "Palm Trees and Power Lines," which premiered virtually at the Sundance Film Festival, depicts a relationship between 34-year-old man (Jonathan Tucker) and a 17-year-old girl (Lily McInerny) with effective discomfort.   Michigan man missed $1 million lottery jackpot on first look A Michigan man who used $500 in lottery winnings to buy more scratch-off tickets said he didn't realize he had won $1 million until he scanned the winning ticket.   Philadelphia man has murder charges dropped 37 years after false testimony A Philadelphia man who spent 37 years in prison for murder had all charges against him dropped by the district attorney's office Thursday.   Watch: Harry Potter fan IDs characters from movie quotes for Guinness World Record An 11-year-old Harry Potter superfan in England earned a Guinness World Record by correctly identifying characters from film quotes.   Coast Guard to suspend search for 34 missing from boat capsized off Florida The U.S. Coast Guard said Thursday it plans to suspend at sunset the search for dozens of people who went missing after a boat capsized off the coast of Florida.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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New Justice Is Unlikely to Thwart Supreme Court’s Rightward LurchThe replacement of Justice Stephen G. Breyer with another liberal is unlikely to alter the basic dynamic at the court or to slow its accelerating conservative ambitions.   McConnell Warns Against ‘Radical’ Supreme Court PickLawmakers from both parties and interest groups swung into gear to influence President Biden’s choice for the first Black woman to serve on the nation’s highest court. Biden's Economy Is Surging but Voters Still See GloomPresident Biden is suffering in the polls as high inflation saps confidence in the economy, even as growth comes in strong. U.S. Economy Grew 1.7% in 4th Quarter, Capping a Strong YearThe overall 2021 increase in the gross domestic product was the biggest in decades as the pandemic’s effects eased, though challenges persist. Botched Airstrikes Prompt U.S. Military Orders to Protect CiviliansA new directive outlines steps intended to change how commanders think about their jobs, after New York Times investigations into botched airstrikes. India Pandemic School Closings Imperil 'Demographic Dividend'A large proportion of working-age people, once seen as a demographic advantage, could turn into a burden if many of them are undereducated and underemployed. Yes, Omicron Is Loosening Its Hold. But the Pandemic Has Not Ended.With spotty immunity in the population and a churn of new variants, the coronavirus is likely to become a persistent but hopefully manageable threat. Bribery Case Casts a Shadow Over Eric Adams’s Public Safety ChiefDespite once being ensnared in a federal corruption investigation, Philip Banks III will play a central role in the mayor’s plan to reduce gun violence. Eric Adams Can Hire His Brother, but at Salary of $1, Not $210,000Instead of overseeing the mayor’s security detail, Bernard Adams will be a senior adviser to the mayor with no supervisory role after an ethics board ruling. ‘From Worst to Best:’ La Guardia Airport Gets a $4 Billion MakeoverThe airport that Joe Biden once said was more suited to a “third-world’’ country has a gleaming new terminal to show off. David Byrne, the Artist, Is Totally ConnectedThere’s a new gallery show and book of his whimsical line drawings — and coming this summer, an immersive art-and-science experience. 8 Lunar New Year Recipes for Good Times AheadTraditional dishes often symbolize better luck for the future — and they promise a satisfying meal here and now. The Willful Naïveté of Stephen BreyerHe insisted that politics do not shape the decisions of justices — an idyllic, even naïve, notion, but one that kept the court functioning for years. How Crypto Became the New SubprimeOnce again, risky financial products are being sold to the vulnerable. Neil Young Says ‘No More’ to SpotifyWithout real streaming alternatives around, a musician’s move to shame Spotify is doomed to failure. Affirmative Action Was Never a Perfect SolutionShould we rethink how colleges use racial preferences? Covid Has Exacerbated Political TribalismIt has replaced genuine thought in America, and Covid only made things worse. Russia Will Only Grow Stronger as the World Shifts to Cleaner EnergyThe transition to cleaner energy will make it possible for petrostates to wield significant geopolitical and economic power. Disney’s Former C.E.O. Gave Me the Exit Interview I Asked forThe recently retired Disney executive talks about how Star Wars helped Disney survive the streaming wars and why NFTs are here to stay. Oregon Decriminalized Drug Possession and Is Helping People With AddictionThe promise of Oregon’s drug decriminalization plan. Biden’s Chance to Nominate a Supreme Court JusticeReaders hope for a smooth confirmation process, object to “identity politics” and suggest Anita Hill as a nominee. Also: Voting rights; Covid ethics. An Extraordinary Iceberg Is Gone, but Not ForgottenA chunk of Antarctic ice that was one of the biggest icebergs ever seen has met its end near the island of South Georgia. Scientists will be studying its effects on the ecosystem around the island for some time. 不能回家的春节还算不算节？年关将至，乡愁是每一位身在他乡的华人都绕不开的话题。疫情当下，回家的路尤为艰辛。不能回家的春节还算不算节？这个问题大概就像不是故乡的地方还算不算家一样，让人忧心纠结。 This Winter’s Comfort FoodsWhat we’re eating. Court Revokes Gulf of Mexico Oil and Gas Leases, Citing Climate ChangeA judge ruled that the Interior Department must consider the climate impacts of oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico before awarding leases. A Marker Honoring Jackie Robinson Was Defaced. M.L.B. Helped Replace It.A series of incidents in Georgia appeared to be targeting markers dedicated to Black Americans. “This should not be happening,” said Robinson’s cousin. Lauren Smith-Fields Was Found Dead. Her Family Had to Beg for Answers.Ms. Smith-Fields, 23, died in her Connecticut apartment in December after a date with a man she had met on Bumble. More than a month later, the police opened a criminal investigation. John Kerry, U.S. Climate Envoy, Tells Top Polluters ‘We Must All Move Faster’The United States hosted a virtual meeting of big polluting countries on Thursday as nations struggle to meet their climate change goals. Coast Guard Ends Search After Finding Bodies of 5 Migrants From Capsized BoatMore than 30 people remained unaccounted for after the boat that was carrying them overturned off Florida’s Atlantic Coast last weekend, the authorities said. East Coast Braces for Snow AgainA winter storm watch was in effect from eastern North Carolina up to New England. Meteorologists said that slight changes in the storm’s track could shift snow totals drastically. Sarah Palin, Who is Unvaccinated, Dined Outdoors in N.Y.C. After Testing PositiveThe unvaccinated former Alaska governor returned to Elio’s, the Upper East Side restaurant where she had been seen dining indoors on Saturday despite the city’s requirement that indoor guests show proof of vaccination. Death of Georgia Teen Found in Gym Mat Was ‘Weird Accident,’ Sheriff SaysEight years after Kendrick Johnson, 17, was found upside-down in a large mat in his high school gym, the Lowndes County sheriff decided to reopen the case. 'Maus' Holocaust Novel Removed From Classrooms by School BoardThe board voted unanimously to remove the Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel from classrooms because it contained swear words, according to minutes from the meeting. ‘He Stole From Me’: Stormy Daniels Testifies at Avenatti TrialMichael Avenatti is representing himself at his trial in Manhattan and started to cross-examine Ms. Daniels personally. How to Handle Menopause Symptoms While WorkingHot flashes, mood swings and other signs of menopause can cause women to quit their jobs. Here’s how some handle symptoms while working. Thursday Dating App Hosts Singles MixersLong, aimless conversations on apps have led fatigued singles back to the basics: meeting IRL. I Lied About My Degree to Get a Job. How Do I Come Clean?A reader who didn’t finish college seeks advice about honesty. ‘He’s Inspired a Nation’: Dylan Alcott Says Goodbye to TennisAlcott, a recent Australian of the year recipient, ends his career with 15 Grand Slam quad singles titles and a platform for his motivational messages, but a loss in his final match. ‘And Just Like That’ Episode 9 Recap: A Challenging PeriodThe ladies attempt to lighten up as relationships evolve and the series draws nearer to a close. Will it end in happy endings or broken hearts? A Deer in the Headlights: ‘Bambi’ ReconsideredAs a new translation makes clear, this tale of survival, written between the wars by an Austro-Hungarian Jew, wasn’t intended for young children. More Recent Articles
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