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ABC suspends Whoopi Goldberg for two weeks over Holocaust comments ABC News suspended 'The View' host Whoopi Goldberg for two weeks Tuesday after saying that the Holocaust was not about race during Monday's show.     Ken Dorsey to replace Brian Daboll as Buffalo Bills' offensive coordinator The Buffalo Bills promoted quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator Ken Dorsey to offensive coordinator Tuesday, the team announced.   Lawmakers call for increased federal authority to combat COVID-19 scams Senate lawmakers on Thursday said the federal government must do more to prevent price gouging and other scams targeting consumers seeking protection against COVID-19.   Former boxing champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. to debut NASCAR team at Daytona Former boxing champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. is set to debut his own NASCAR team, The Money Team Racing, later this month at the Daytona 500.   Sen. Joe Manchin says Build Back Better bill is 'dead' Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., said Tuesday that the Build Back Better Bill is "dead" when asked by reporters if he'd had any discussions on the legislation.   College football: Ex-Oklahoma QB Caleb Williams transferring to USC Former Oklahoma Sooners star quarterback Caleb Williams announced Tuesday on social media that he is transferring to USC.   Dallas Mavericks' Tim Hardaway Jr. has surgery on broken foot Dallas Mavericks guard Tim Hardaway Jr. underwent surgery for a broken bone in his left foot Tuesday, the team announced.   Rep. Madison Cawthorn sues N.C. elections board over effort to exclude him from ballot Rep. Madison Cawthorn, R-N.C., is suing North Carolina elections officials over an effort to remove his name from the ballot in the upcoming 2022 election.   Texas leaders warn of possible power outages as freezing weather approaches With freezing weather expected to hit a large portion of Texas this week, Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday tried to assure Texans that the state is better prepared this year than last   NFL's Denver Broncos officially put up for sale The NFL's Denver Broncos are officially listed on the market and likely will have the highest price tag in North American sports history.   Brian Flores sues Miami Dolphins, NFL alleging racial discrimination Brian Flores sued the NFL and all of its 32 teams, including the Miami Dolphins which fired him last month, alleging racial discrimination against Black coaches in the league's hiring process.   Shooting at Bridgewater College leaves 2 officers dead A shooting Tuesday at Bridgewater College in northern Virginia left two campus officers dead and a suspect in custody, local authorities said.   Quebec ditches proposed COVID-19 vaccine tax Quebec Premier Francois Legault dropped plans to tax unvaccinated residents Tuesday amid backlash over the effort to increase protection against COVID-19 in the Canadian province.   NHTSA: U.S. reported 31,720 vehicle traffic deaths in first nine months of 2021 An estimated 31,720 people died in U.S. traffic crashes in the first nine months of 2021, an increase of 12% from the same period in 2020, the U.S. Department of Transportation estimated Tuesday.   One student dead, one injured after shooting outside Minnesota school A shooting outside a Minnesota school Tuesday left one student dead and another injured, according to police.   Native American tribes reach $590 million settlement with U.S. opioid drug distributors More than 400 Native American tribes reached a $590-million settlement Tuesday with Johnson & Johnson and three other drug distributors, according to court documents filed in U.S. District Court in Cleveland.   COVID-19 medical waste management exposes 'dire need' for improvement, WHO says COVID-19 medical waste has strained waste management systems, exposing a "dire need" to improve practices, the World Health Organization said Tuesday.   Suspect in UCLA shooting threats arrested in Colorado A suspect in threats of a possible shooting at UCLA was taken into custody Tuesday in Colorado.   Dow rises 273 points as markets rally; Alphabet beats earnings expectations The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 273 points Tuesday as major U.S. indexes rose for the third consecutive day after posting losses for the month of January.   Man sent to store to buy chicken wins $100,000 lottery prize A Maryland man whose wife sent him to the store to buy precooked chicken ended up coming home with a scratch-off lottery ticket worth $100,000.   Former Tennessee death row prisoner to be eligible for parole in 5 years A Tennessee judge has ruled that a former death row inmate's new life sentences will be served at the same time, meaning he'll be eligible for parole in five years.   Souvenir Platinum Jubilee dishes contain 'Jubbly' spelling mistake Plates and mugs produced to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee are being sold as unusual collector's items due to misspelling the event as "Platinum Jubbly."   February night skies packed with intriguing astronomy events Cold air and wintry precipitation have dominated January, but a variety of astronomical sights in February may entice people to bundle up and spend some time outside during the final month of meteorological winter.   Man with record-breaking 864 insect tattoos: 'I hate bugs' A New York man who earned a Guinness World Record by getting 864 tattoos of insects on his body revealed an unexpected fact about himself: "I hate bugs."   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Pfizer Asks F.D.A. to Authorize Covid Vaccine for Children Under 5Pfizer-BioNTech applied for a two-shot vaccine as research continued on whether three doses would be more effective for those ages. Catch up on Covid news.   Putin Signals Openness to Diplomacy While Blaming US for CrisisThe Russian president seemed to be trying to ratchet down tensions in the standoff over Ukraine, while claiming the United States was seeking to goad Moscow into an invasion. U.S. Sends Official to Help NATO Brace for Russian CyberattacksIntelligence assessments suggest that a Russian invasion of Ukraine would most likely be preceded by cyberattacks on Ukraine’s electric grid, its communications systems and its government. Trump’s Words, and Deeds, Reveal Depths of His Drive to Retain PowerDonald Trump said he wanted Mike Pence to overturn the election, dangled pardons for Jan. 6 rioters and called for protests against prosecutors. Now, it turns out, he had discussed having national security agencies seize voting machines. Jan. 6 Panel Examining Trump’s Role in Proposals to Seize Voting MachinesThe House committee is looking into efforts by the former president’s outside advisers to create a legal basis for national security agencies to help reverse his defeat in 2020. U.S. National Debt Tops $30 Trillion as Borrowing SurgedThe record red ink, fueled by spending to combat the coronavirus, comes as interest rates are expected to rise, which could add to America’s costs. A Normal Supply Chain? It’s ‘Unlikely’ in 2022.The chaos at ports, warehouses and retailers will probably persist through the year, and perhaps even longer. Brian Flores Sues NFL, Claiming Bias in Giants Coaching SearchThe former head coach of the Miami Dolphins claimed in a class-action lawsuit filed Tuesday that the N.F.L. discriminated against him and other Black coaches in their hiring practices. Tom Brady, 7-Time Super Bowl Champion, Retires After 22 SeasonsBrady redefined success in the modern era as the quarterback for the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. In Vermont, a Town Saved a Mountain, and a Mountain Saved a TownAfter the Ascutney ski resort in Vermont closed because of erratic snowfall and mismanagement, it threatened to take with it the nearby town of West Windsor. The community took the situation into its own hands. Is It OK That I’m OK With Our Mom’s Adultery?The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on when disclosing a secret is a betrayal — and more. Big Agriculture Companies Are Killing the PlanetAmerican agriculture is ravaging the air, soil and water. But a powerful lobby has cleverly concealed its damage. The Lessons of Brooklyn TechThe principle of equality should strengthen the ideal of merit, not obstruct it. Neil Young and Liz Cheney, Thanks for Sticking Your Necks OutWe need truth and trust for our democracy, our health and our planet. End Affirmative Action for Rich White Students, TooObviously. Inflation is High, But There Are Reasons to Be OptimisticOn inflation-fighting, 2022 isn’t 1980. What the Joe Rogan Backlash Reveals About How We Handle MisinformationAre we relying too heavily on tech platforms to enforce the boundaries of socially acceptable speech? Big Business Will Not Save Us From Itself“Stakeholder capitalism” does not offer a real alternative to broad political mobilizations that would benefit most Americans. What an All-Women News Network in India Shows Us About DemocracyAs Dalit women, they are deeply familiar with living under threat. I’m Thankful Every Day for the Decision I Made After My Prenatal TestsThese tests can offer information about the chromosomal makeup of fetuses but cannot prepare parents for the wonder within every human life. Let’s Bring the Supreme Court Back Down to EarthTo the extent that Biden has been open about the politics and the optics of this nomination, I think he’s done a service for the public. Spotify Backs Joe Rogan’s Disinformation MachineThe streaming service picks Joe Rogan over Neil Young and Joni Mitchell. Democrats Chase Shiny Objects. Here’s How They Can Build Real Power.Amanda Litman makes the case for engaging with politics at the local level. Charles Blow’s ‘Brave, Forthright and Searing’ Account of His StrugglesReaders praise the columnist’s candor. Also: America in retreat; worried Wordle fans; a dispute over a Native mascot. After the Gray Report, Boris Johnson Is Hanging by a ThreadIs this the end for the prime minister? Rihanna Is Pregnant. Here's Why the Photo Shoot Is Next-Level.With a series of photos, Rihanna and ASAP Rocky take a modern phenomenon to a new level. Remembering Greg Tate, Critic and CatalystConversations with two of his contemporaries about the fertile scenes he covered, and the indelible impression he left. The Collateral Damage of Facebook’s FlopsExperimentation is great, yada yada. But it costs us when influential companies change their mind. Imani Perry Talks About ‘South to America’Perry discusses her new book, and Oliver Roeder talks about “Seven Games.” A Guide to the 101 Best Songs About CaliforniaAn unscientific guide to the tracks that evoke the Golden State. Two Officers Killed at Bridgewater College in VirginiaA 27-year-old suspect was caught after a widespread search at the college, about 40 miles from Charlottesville, the authorities said. Senator Ben Ray Luján Recovering After Suffering StrokeAny prolonged absence by the New Mexico Democrat threatens to impede the agenda of his party, which controls the Senate by the slimmest of margins. ABC Suspends Whoopi Goldberg Over Holocaust CommentsMs. Goldberg’s comments, on Monday’s episode of “The View,” came amid growing ignorance about the Holocaust and rising antisemitism. She has apologized. Questions Remain After Highway Crash Involving MonkeysA Pennsylvania woman who had contact with them says she has signs of illness, but no one else has reported symptoms. And the airline that shipped them is getting out of the business. Biden Administration Rejects Use of Testimony Obtained From Torture in Guantánamo TrialThe Justice Department rejected an interpretation by the retired chief prosecutor that lawyers could sometimes use statements obtained during C.I.A. interrogations. White House Chooses Doug Jones to Guide Supreme Court NomineeOnce President Biden picks a nominee, Mr. Jones will introduce her to senators and prepare her for hearings. Shooting Outside Minnesota School Leaves One Student Dead and Another InjuredTwo suspects were arrested hours after the shooting, outside the South Education Center in Richfield, Minn., a suburb of Minneapolis, the police said. Winter Storm Is Set to Bring Snow Across the U.S.Missouri and Illinois announced emergency plans. New Mexico, Texas and other areas unaccustomed to snow and freezing wind chills are bracing for days of frigid weather. Medical Care at Rikers Is Delayed for Thousands, Records ShowA court filing on Tuesday shed new light on the effect of the city jail system’s staffing crisis on health care, with missed appointments leading to severe health consequences. Tribes Reach $590 Million Opioid Settlement With Johnson & JohnsonMoney from the tentative deal would go toward addiction and treatment and would be overseen by Native American tribal leaders. President of Guinea-Bissau Reasserts Control After Fears of Another Coup in AfricaMilitary leaders have taken power in five African countries in the last 18 months, but Guinea-Bissau — a small coastal nation no stranger to coups — appears to have just staved one off. Thousands Told to Evacuate as North Carolina Fertilizer Plant BurnsThe fire broke out at the plant in Winston-Salem, where more than 6,000 people within a mile of the plant were told to leave over worries of a possible explosion. What’s the Best Nondairy Milk Alternative?Soy milk, nut milks and other products may offer unique benefits. Sundance Wrap-Up: 6 Movies We Like and One We Disagree onEven virtual, the festival gave our chief film critics a lot to talk about. After Moving Online, BBC Three Returns to the AirwavesThe British public broadcaster moved a youth-focused channel online, but now it’s changing course as viewing habits continue to mutate. Tiny Love Stories: ‘I Cried Without Knowing Why’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. New Friends and Secret Keepers: They Make N.B.A. Families Feel WelcomeA network of N.B.A. staffers helps players and their families find homes, hairstylists and everything else when they move to new cities. More Recent Articles
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