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Australia reopens to international tourists after nearly 2 years Australia reopened its borders to fully vaccinated tourists on Monday, nearly two years after they were closed to stymie the spread of the coronavirus.     Coronavirus cases drop 21% worldwide but South Korea, Indonesia set daily records COVID-19 is subsiding worldwide with a weekly 10% decrease in deaths and 21% in cases three months after the Omicron variant emerged though South Korea and Indonesia are experiencing record daily infections.   Biden agrees to meet Putin for summit if Russia doesn't invade Ukraine first U.S. President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed late Sunday to hold a summit as U.S officials remain concerned about a Russian invasion of Ukraine.   Austin Cindric clinches first Daytona 500 win; crashes nixed top contenders Austin Cindric won his first Daytona 500 Sunday in a race that saw multiple crashes take out major contenders, including a pair in the last few laps.   Israeli PM Naftali Bennett warns new Iran nuclear deal will create 'more violent' Middle East Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett on Sunday warned that the version of the Iran nuclear deal currently being negotiated would lead to "a more violent and less stable Middle East."   U.S. COVID-19 numbers on decline; lawmakers place focus on future Every U.S. state and territory reported declines in daily COVID-19 cases for a second consecutive weeks, as lawmakers throughout the country take steps to ease restrictions.   Woman shot dead and five others injured in Portland, Ore., mass shooting A woman was shot dead and five others were injured during a mass shooting in Portland, Ore., police said.   At least one survivor found after ferry from Greece to Italy catches fire Rescue teams have found at least one person alive who went missing when a ferry from Greece to Italy caught fire.   Multiday severe threat across Central, Southern states Snow and ice threats will not be the only hazards on the menu across the United States this week as a widespread storm travels from coast to coast.   'Uncharted' tops the North American box office with $44.2M The Tom Holland-Mark Wahlberg adventure, "Uncharted," is the No. 1 movie in North America, earning $44.2 million in receipts this weekend, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.   Bernie Madoff's sister, her husband shot dead in suspected murder-suicide Bernie Madoff's sister and her husband were found dead from gunshot wounds at their Florida home on Sunday, authorities and media outlets reported Sunday.   Federal judge says Oath Keepers founder poses ‘convincing danger,’ orders him to be held in jail A federal judge said Friday that the founder of the Oath Keepers militia poses a "clear and convincing danger" and ordered him to be held in jail until his trial for the January 6 insurrection.   Britain defeats Japan for gold medal in women’s curling Britain won the gold medal in the women's curling event after defeating Japan by a score of 10-3 at the Winter Olympics in Beijing on Sunday.   In photos: Beijing Olympics: Closing Ceremony Light displays, dancing and athletes celebrating their medals during the Olympic Closing Ceremony on February 20, 2022. The ceremony was again directed by Zhang Yimou, the famed filmmaker who directed the Opening Ceremony, as well as the performances at the Beijing 2008 Summer Games. Strict COVID-19 guidelines were followed throughout the Winter Olympics.   Germany nearly sweeps in men’s bobsled event Germany nearly took the entire podium in the men's four-man bobsled event at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing on Sunday after winning the gold medal, silver medal and narrowly missing the bronze medal.   Queen Elizabeth tests positive for COVID-19, experiences 'mild ' symptoms Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest-reigning monmarch, 95, has tested positive for coronavirus and is experiencing "mild cold-like symptoms," Buckingham Palace announced Sunday..   Jessie Diggins wins silver medal for U.S. in 30-km. cross-country skiing Jessie Diggins won the silver medal for the United States in the 30-kilometer mass start cross-country skiing event while recovering from food poisoning at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing on Sunday.   Beijing bids farewell to Winter Olympics with Closing Ceremony After 19 days of competition that featured memorable moments and swirling controversies, the Beijing 2022 Winter Games came to an end with a Closing Ceremony on Sunday night.   Finland upsets Russia for first-ever men’s hockey gold The third time was the charm for Finland, as its men's hockey team defeated defending champion Russia Olympic Committee, 2-1, on Sunday for the nation's first Olympic gold in the sport after two previous finals.   Famous birthdays for Feb. 20: Mitch McConnell, Olivia Rodrigo Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell turns 80 and singer Olivia Rodrigo turns 19, among the famous birthdays for Feb. 20.   On This Day, Feb. 20: Metropolitan Museum of Art opens in NYCMore Recent Articles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Putin Has Choice of Blitzkrieg or Minor Incursion in UkrainePresident Vladimir V. Putin of Russia may be looking for fissures in the Western alliance, which so far has been united against him.   Ukraine's Zelensky Accuses Western of AppeasementPresident Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine reminded his Western counterparts of what was supposed to be an unforgettable lesson from Europe’s past. How Sandy Hook Families Achieved Long-Awaited Legal VictoriesAfter early defeats in Congress, relatives of those lost in the 2012 shooting fought on, besting a renowned gun maker and an infamous conspiracy theorist. The C.D.C. Isn’t Publishing Large Portions of the Covid Data It CollectsThe agency has withheld critical data on boosters, hospitalizations and, until recently, wastewater analyses. The Problem With the Pandemic PlotLiterary novelists are struggling with whether, and how, to incorporate Covid into their fiction. Queen Elizabeth Tests Positive for Covid-19, as England Moves to Relax RulesThe queen, who recently marked her 70th anniversary on the throne, has faced a series of health issues since late last year. With Olympics Closing Ceremony, China Celebrates a Joyless TriumphThe Games ended without disaster but overshadowed by a doping scandal, rising tensions in Europe and anxiety over the future of the sporting movement. I Captured the Olympics With My Polaroid. Until the Camera Froze.A 50-year-old Polaroid SX-70 might not be built for the Winter Games. Or maybe it’s perfect. Data Leak Exposes How a Swiss Bank Served Strongmen and SpiesLeaked data on more than 18,000 accounts shows that the Swiss bank missed or ignored red flags. Ambitions and Emotions Run Hot in ‘The Founders,’ a History of PayPalJimmy Soni’s book tells the story of how an ensemble of entrepreneurs, including Elon Musk and Peter Thiel, helped the online payment system prevail. If Joe Biden Doesn’t Change Course, This Will Be His Worst Failure“The current humanitarian crisis could kill far more Afghans than the past 20 years of war.” Nixon Feared A Russia-China Alliance. It's Here.Fifty years after Nixon’s trip to Beijing, China grows stronger than the Soviet Union ever was. Grief Stole My Love of Reading. Here’s How I Got It Back.I could open a book and stare at its pages. But I couldn’t concentrate. Black History Month Is About Seeing America ClearlyBlack history should be a challenge to our republic and its core narrative. HBO's 'Somebody Somewhere' and the Rise of the Female TV AntiheroThe “unbecoming” heroine is a timely reminder that women need not be responsible, self-improving and productive in order to be valued. College Seniors Prepare to Enter a Work World in FluxAs workplaces transformed by the pandemic negotiate a “new normal,” DealBook asked college seniors across the country what they hope it will look like. What to Cook This WeekLet a long walk stir your appetite, then tuck into rice noodles with egg drop gravy. Biden Administration Halts New Drilling in Legal Fight Over Climate CostsThe Interior Department is pausing new federal oil and gas leases and permits after a judge blocked the government from weighing the cost of climate damage in decisions. One Dead in Shooting at a Portland Protest Against Police ViolenceFive other people were wounded in the shooting, which the police said “appeared to be a confrontation between armed protesters and an armed homeowner.” Dead Body Is Pulled From Burning Ferry Off Greece, With 10 Still MissingAt least one person was confirmed to have died on the Euroferry Olympia, which caught fire on Friday and is still ablaze near the island of Corfu. Hundreds of others have been rescued. Oil Prices Seesaw as Russia Menaces UkraineWhile oil traders keep an eye on Russia, they’re also looking to a possible nuclear deal with Iran that could help add to global supplies. Carl Icahn Pushes McDonald’s to Change Way It Sources Its PorkThe billionaire investor has proposed two candidates for the company’s board. The company argues that his demands are unreasonable given the current U.S. pork supply. Bernie Madoff’s Sister and Her Husband Are Found Dead in FloridaThe authorities said it appeared to be a murder-suicide. Hank the Tank, a 500-Pound Bear, Ransacks a California CommunityPaintballs, bean bags, sirens and Tasers cannot keep the “exceptionally large bear” from seeking leftover pizza and other food. Officials say he has broken into at least 28 homes since July. Michigan and Wisconsin Game Ends With Altercation in Handshake LineUpset by Wisconsin calling a timeout with a large lead in the final minute, Michigan Coach Juwan Howard landed a slap on a Badgers assistant and players from both teams had a scrum. At Billie Eilish’s Arena Show, the Only Spectacle Is HerselfThe 20-year-old musician’s staging at Madison Square Garden was minimal compared to many pop extravaganzas. The concert’s power was fueled by her animated presence. More Recent Articles
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