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Giuliani in talks to cooperate with Jan. 6 committee Rudolph Giuliani, the attorney and former adviser to President Donald Trump, is in discussions with the House panel investigating the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol and may agree to answer their questions.     Maine man convicted in 29-year-old murder at University of Alaska campus Steven Downs was found guilty this week in the rape and murder of a young woman at the University of Alaska, Sophie Sergie, concluding an investigation that began nearly 30 years ago.   Father ‘confident’ remains of Susan Powell found after search renewed The father of Susan Powell, who went missing in 2009, has said he feels "confident" that her remains have been found after renewed efforts to search for her body.   Blinken: U.S. plans to expand presence in the Pacific Islands During a visit to Fiji on Saturday, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said he expects the U.S. to see a "long-term future" in the region.   Anthony Weiner co-hosts new radio show with former NYC mayor hopeful Former congressman Anthony Weiner, once considered a rising star in the Democratic party, is co-hosting a new radio show about politics with Curtis Sliwa.   Rapper Kodak Black shot outside afterparty for Justin Bieber concert Rapper Kodak Black was shot in the leg Saturday and three other people were injured outside an afterparty for a Justin Bieber concert, reports said.   Billionaire Rick Caruso announces run for L.A. mayor Billionaire real estate developer Rick Caruso announced his campaign for Los Angeles mayor on Friday.   Wisconsin Supreme Court lets ban on ballot drop boxes stand in April The Wisconsin Supreme Court has allowed a lower court's ban on ballot drop boxes to stand for the April election.   Nine killed, three injured during road ambush in Philippines Nine people were killed and three were injured during an ambush Saturday in the Philippine province of Maguindanao, local authorities reported.   Emerald Fire reaches 60% containment as firefighters stop Laguna Beach blaze The Emerald Fire in Laguna Beach, Calif., has reached 60% containment after burning through more than 154 acres of land, officials said on Saturday.   IRS collected face-scan data from 7M taxpayers, congresswoman says The IRS collected facial recognition data from 7 million taxpayers using ID.me software as questions have been raised about how the agency plans to safeguard the biometric data.   Texas' Santa Fe High School shooting suspect's trial delayed again The trial for the man accused of killing 10 people and injuring 13 as a student at Texas' Santa Fe High School in 2018 has been delayed again because he's not competent to stand trial.   German slider sets track record to capture gold in women's skeleton at Beijing Olympics Germany's Hannah Neise set a track record on her way to capturing a gold medal in the women's skeleton Saturday at the Beijing Winter Olympic Games.   Walmart ends mask requirements for vaccinated employees Walmart has ended its mask requirements for employees fully vaccinated against COVID-19 nationwide, according to a company memo.   Norwegian brothers finish on podium in biathlon sprint at Beijing Olympics Two brothers from Norway stood on the podium Saturday after the men's 10-kilometer biathlon sprint at the Beijing Winter Olympics.   Biden warns Putin of 'swift and severe costs' amid growing tensions U.S. President Joe Biden warned Russian President Vladimir Putin on a phone call Saturday of "swift and severe costs" if Russia escalates tensions by invading Ukraine.   French police tear gas ‘Freedom Convoy’ protesters in Paris French police fired tear gas and arrested dozens of protesters in Paris opposing COVID-19 restrictions who were inspired by the "Freedom Convoy" trucker protests in Canada.   Japanese women set Olympic record in speed skating pursuit Japan set an Olympic record Saturday during the women's speed skating team pursuit at the Beijing Winter Games.   Police begin removing COVID-19 protesters on U.S.-Canada bridge Police on Saturday began enforcing a judge's order to remove anti-COVID-19 mandate protesters who have blocked the Ambassador Bridge on the U.S.-Canadian border for days.   In photos: Beijing Olympics: Moments from men's skiing Johannes Strolz of Austria wins the gold in alpine combined. Birk Ruud of Norway wins the gold in freeski big air. Austria's Matthias Mayer wins gold in men's super-G. Switzerland's Beat Feuz wins gold in the Alpine skiing men's downhill event, among the men's skiing highlights at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics.   In photos: Beijing Olympics: Moments from pairs figure skating Teams take to the ice to perform dance routines on the ice, here are some highlights. Several pairs including two from the USA have qualified for the free dance event.   U.S. ice dancing pairs finish back-to-back, qualify for free dance Both U.S. ice dancing pairs qualified Saturday for the free dance portion of the competition after finishing in the Top 20 of the rhythm dance.   Beijing Olympics: Moments from women's speed skating Suzanne Schulting of the Netherlands defends her gold medal in the women's 1000m short track. Arianna Fontana of Italy wins gold -- her 10th Olympic medal -- in the women's 500m speed skate event, among the highlights of the sport at the Beijing Winter Games.   Highlights from the week in Washington for February 7, 2022 National security adviser Jake Sullivan answers questions about reports of an imminent invasion of Ukraine by Russia, President Joe Biden meets with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz at the White House. Gigi Sohn has a confirmation hearing to lead the Federal Communications Commission. And Lt. Gen. Michael E. Kurilla has a confirmation hearing to lead CENTCOM, among the highlights of the week in Washington, D.C., for February 7, 2022.   In photos: Beijing Olympics: Moments from men's speed skating China's Tingyu Gao sets a new Olympic record with a time of 34.32. Sweden's Nils van der Poel sets a new world record clocked at 12:30.74. Kjeld Nuis of the Netherlands sets a new Olympic record in the men's 1500m. And skater Ziwei Ren gives China its first-ever gold medal in the men's 1000m among the highlights of men's speed skating at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics.   Russians captures gold in Women's 4x5km cross-country relay The Russian Olympic Committee took the gold medal Saturday in the women's cross-country 4x5 kilometer relay at the Zhangjiakou National Cross-Country Skiing Centre.   Court expected to rule Monday on anti-doping case of Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva The Court of Arbitration for Sport is expected to rule Monday on an appeal of the Russian anti-doping committee's lifting of Russian figure skater's Kamila Valieva's suspension.   In photos: Beijing Olympics: Moments from women's skiing Here's a look at the women's skiing events at the 2022 Winter Games in Beijing, including freestyle big air, giant slalom and moguls freestyle. Lara Gut-Behrami of Switzerland takes gold in super-G. Slovakia's Petra Vlhova takes gold in slalom. China's Eileen Gu takes gold in freestyle big air. Sweden's Sara Hector takes the gold medal in Alpine skiing. In moguls freestyle, Jakara Anthony of Australia wins gold.   Forecasters tracking a storm threat for Beijing A fresh helping of snow is on the way to the Beijing area, AccuWeather forecasters say, and it will likely provide a small but welcome boost to the athletes competing outdoors in the ongoing Winter Olympics.   Amazon working on 'Blade Runner' sequel series Amazon Studios is working on a live-action sequel series to "Blade Runner" and "Blade Runner 2049."   2 dead in Phoenix police standoff; 9 officers injured Two people have died from gunshot injuries after an hours-long standoff with Phoenix police, nine of whom were injured in the incident, authorities said.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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U.S. Battles Putin by Disclosing His Next Possible MovesDeclassified information is part of a campaign to complicate what officials say are Russia’s plans to invade Ukraine.   U.S. Pulls Most Diplomats From Kyiv as Tensions MountWestern officials made another diplomatic push on Saturday to dissuade President Vladimir V. Putin from invading Ukraine. U.S. intelligence agencies warn of another effort by Russia to create pretext for an invasion.In Ottawa Trucker Protests, a Pressing Question: Where Were the Police?They were vastly outnumbered, experts say, and unprepared for the sophisticated tactics, discipline and logistical abilities of the protesters. Giuliani in Talks to Testify to House Jan. 6 PanelIt is not clear how much assistance he might provide in the investigation into former President Donald J. Trump’s efforts to hold onto power. What We Know About Long Covid and ExerciseAnd experts have some theories as to why. Making ‘Dinobabies’ Extinct: IBM’s Push for a Younger Work ForceDocuments released in an age-discrimination case appear to show high-level discussion about paring the ranks of older employees. With Valieva, Doping Concerns Extend to a New Generation of OlympiansDecades after East Germany gave steroids to its athletes and just a few years after Russia’s doping program was exposed, the Olympic Games are again roiled by scandal. China’s Hockey Squad Shows a Powerhouse’s Weakness: Team SportsThe Chinese team in the Beijing Olympics could shock the Games. But it is more likely to underscore how little infrastructure the country has for team sports. The CTE Link Between Players from the 1972 Miami DolphinsNick Buoniconti, Jim Kiick and Jake Scott, of the undefeated 1972 Miami Dolphins, were each found to have C.T.E., the brain disease linked to head hits, bringing to six the number of players diagnosed from that team. Segmented Sleep Makes a Comeback During the PandemicThe pandemic has allowed some people to return to a former way of sleeping: in segments. Can Democrats See What’s Coming?They need to realize that America’s future does not lie in Europe’s past. On Super Bowl Sunday and the Dark Side of GamblingOur society’s rules for gambling are becoming more internally consistent and more socially disastrous. 'Ulysses' Mirrors America's Incomprehensible PoliticsConcussion versus incomprehension. Jeff Zucker Was Right to Resign. But I Can't Judge Him.Strong feelings can develop, even within the confines of strong — and necessary — boundaries. The Super Bowl Is a Great Stage for Second ChancesAmericans love a good redemption story, but is it always deserved? Marriage Made Me Let Go of My Dreams. Good.What if joy is found in not getting exactly what we want? Yes, There’s a Romance to MarriageAnd parenthood doesn’t have to be where passion goes to die. The Rise in Book Bans and CensorshipReaders discuss complaints against “Maus,” “To Kill a Mockingbird,” “Beloved” and other books. It’s Not Your Fault You Can’t Pay Attention. Here’s Why.Johann Hari offers a surprising theory for why it’s so difficult to pay attention. How a Chechen Abduction Exposes Putin’s Problems at HomeA furor over the arrest of a woman by agents of the Chechen strongman Ramzan Kadyrov shows the internal challenges facing President Vladimir V. Putin, even as he tries to project global power. What Is Trimetazidine, and Would It Have Helped Kamila Valieva of Russia?News that the figure skater had tested positive for the banned substance raised questions that have come up in past doping scandals. In West Bank, Violence Rises Between Palestinians and SettlersAttacks by settlers and Palestinians have both reached a five-year high. But unlike Palestinian suspects, violent settlers are rarely prosecuted. Stephanie Selby, Ballerina Who Inspired Many, Dies at 57A 1976 book of photographs and text traced her year at the School of American Ballet and made her famous. But a darker story lay underneath. Why Was Dave Chappelle at a Village Council Meeting in Ohio?The comedian helped quash a plan for affordable housing in Yellow Springs, Ohio, this week by threatening to pull a multimillion-dollar investment. Blinken Says U.S. Has a ‘Long-Term Future’ in the Pacific IslandsThe secretary of state promised a new embassy in the Solomon Islands and help on issues like climate change, as Washington vies with Beijing for influence in the region. After Nearly 58 Years, Pennsylvania Police Solve Killing of 9-Year-Old GirlOn Sundays and holidays, the victim’s mother ended a prayer with a plea: “Please help the Pennsylvania State Police find the man that hurt my daughter.” A Million More Trees for New York City: Leaders Want a Greener CanopyThe city’s five borough presidents are also urging the mayor to honor a pledge to spend 1 percent of the municipal budget on parks. More Recent Articles
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