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Wikileaks founder Julian Assange to request prison leave for Vivienne Westwood funeral Julian Assange, the founder of Wikileaks, will request leave from Britain's Belmarsh Prison to attend the funeral of Vivienne Westwood.     Queen guitarist Brian May, artist John Akomfrah knighted in Britain Brian May, the lead guitarist for the rock band Queen, has been knighted by King Charles along with renowned artists John Akomfrah and Grayson Perry.   Man stabbed in Times Square as NYC prepares for New Year’s Eve celebrations A man was repeatedly stabbed in Times Square in New York City on Saturday as revelers prepared for New Year's Eve celebrations, police said.   Zelensky says Russia is waging war for Putin to remain in power for the rest of his life Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a New Year's Eve speech in which he said that Russia is waging war on his country so Vladimir Putin can remain in power for the rest of his life.   Perspective-skewing, non-linear heist tale pulled Giancarlo Esposito into 'Kaleidoscope' Giancarlo Esposito says he loved the idea of starring in "Kaleidoscope" because the Netflix heist thriller has such a unique narrative structure.   North Carolina AG says Mark Meadows will not face voter fraud charges North Carolina's Attorney General announced that former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows will not face charges for alleged voter fraud.   Oregon Supreme Court allows new trials for those convicted by split juries The Oregon Supreme Court has ruled that hundreds of people convicted by nonunanimous juries have a right to new trials.   State of Illinois appeals decision blocking elimination of cash bail Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul is seeking to overturn a judge's ruling blocking a new state law supported by Gov. J.B. Pritzker that eliminates cash bail.   3 children killed, 3 others hurt in Buffalo, N.Y., house fire A house fire in Buffalo, N.Y., early Saturday left three young girls dead, three other children injured and a grandmother in critical condition, authorities said.   Police: Atlanta Falcons player arrested after altercation with officer Police said an early Saturday traffic stop involving Cameron Batson, a member of the Atlanta Falcons practice squad, included a fight and a foot chase with an officer firing a gun.   Kansas City under boil advisory after downtown water main rupture Residents of Kansas City, Mo., have been advised to boil their drinking water after a burst main pipe sent torrents of water cascading through downtown streets late Friday.   Putin blames West for Ukraine war in New Year's address to nation Russian President Vladimir Putin used his annual New Year's address on Saturday to accuse the West of lying about peace and leveraging the invasion of Ukraine to sow discord.   North Carolina State radio broadcaster Gary Hahn suspended for 'illegal aliens' remark North Carolina State radio broadcaster Gary Hahn has been suspended for remarks he made about "illegal aliens" during the Duke's Mayo Bowl on Friday, his employer said.   Xi Jinping calls for 'perseverance' in China's COVID-19 battle Chinese President Xi Jinping on Saturday called for unity and perseverance in his New Year's address as the country battles another COVID-19 surge.   Arizona can't enforce 1864 law outlawing abortion, court rules The State Court of Appeals has ruled that Arizona cannot enforce an 1864 law outlawing abortion in all cases except when the mother's life is in danger.   Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, who resigned papacy in 2013, dies at 95 Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, who reigned from 2005 until his unexpected resignation in 2013, died Saturday at his residence following several days of declining health, the Vatican announced. He was 95.   China's manufacturing shrinks for 3rd straight month amid COVID woes China's manufacturing activity shrank for the third straight month in December as COVID-19 infections continue to sweep across the country, after Beijing loosened restrictions.   Mega Millions jackpot reaches $785 million after no winners on Friday The Mega Millions jackpot has reached $785 million after Friday's drawing failed to produce a jackpot winner.   Bolsonaro leaves Brazil ahead of Lula's presidential inauguration Outgoing Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro has left Brazil ahead of the inauguration of his successor, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, thus avoiding the traditional ceremonial handover of power.   1 killed, 20 injured by Russian strikes in Ukrainian capital Kyiv One person was killed and 20 were injured Saturday in the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv in a new round of Russian attacks, the city's mayor said.   North Korea fires 3 more short-range ballistic missiles into sea North Korea continued its ramped-up program of short-range ballistic missiles tests on Saturday, firing a trio of rockets into the East Sea, South Korean military officials said.   SZA's 'SOS' tops U.S. album chart for second weekFormer 'View' co-hosts honor the late Barbara Walters Numerous women who worked with Barbara Walters on ABC's daytime chat show, "The View," have paid tribute to the trailblazing journalist who died Friday at the age of 93.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
SZA's "SOS" is the No. 1 album in the United States for a second week. 
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In Bucha, a Final Rampage Served as a Coda to a Month of AtrocitiesHours before Russian troops began withdrawing from the suburban town, a Russian soldier left a trail of blood and devastated lives in a last paroxysm of violence.   Russia Bombards Ukraine as Putin Calls Invasion a ‘Sacred Duty’Explosions hit the capital, Kyiv, and other cities on the final day of a year shaped by Russia’s invasion. Flanked by soldiers, Vladimir V. Putin called the invasion a “sacred duty” of Russians. ‘I just don’t have words.’ Kyiv residents express fury at New Year’s Eve attacks.The year ended much the same way it had gone for months, with air raid sirens, explosions and families rushing to find shelter. With Benedict’s Death, an Unprecedented Moment for the Modern ChurchBenedict stunned the Roman Catholic world by becoming the first pope in nearly 600 years to resign. Now his death leaves a living pope presiding over the funeral of his predecessor. Benedict XVI, First Modern Pope to Resign, Dies at 95He defined a conservative course for the Roman Catholic Church, but his papacy was noted for his struggle with the clergy sexual abuse scandal and for his unexpected resignation. Mixed Emotions in Germany at Benedict XVI’s DeathHe was the first German pope in over 400 years, but his legacy is marred by failures at handling sexual abuse scandals when he served in southern Germany. The Invention of Elise StefanikTo rise through the Trump-era G.O.P., a young congresswoman gave up her friends, her mentors and her ideals. Will it be enough? The ‘Red Wave’ Washout: How Skewed Polls Fed a False Election NarrativeThe errant surveys spooked some candidates into spending more money than necessary, and diverted help from others who otherwise had a fighting chance of winning. Their Mothers Were Teenagers. They Didn’t Want That for Themselves.Teen pregnancies have plummeted, as has child poverty. The result is a profound change in the forces that bring opportunity between generations. New Year’s Eve 2023: The State of the Midnight KissHas our modern era dimmed the appeal of making out with a stranger, or are people still eager to participate in the New Year’s Eve tradition? 71 of Our Favorite Facts of 2022Each day, Inside The Times Times Insider editors scour the newspaper for the most interesting facts to appear in articles. Here are facts that surprised, enlightened or entertained us this year. The Hottest Place to Network Is an Ice Bath“The amount of meetings is actually absurd, considering this is a spa.” Dave Attell Bids a Heartfelt (and Hilarious) Farewell to CarolinesEach year, the comic headlined the club during the holidays. With the space closing, his final show there was a mix of deadpan and melancholy notes. Katie Couric: Barbara Walters Didn’t Take ‘No’ for an AnswerBecause of her, generations of working women in journalism heard “yes” a lot more often. How Anthony Fauci Quietly Shocked AIDS ActivistsAn ACT UP veteran remembers the doctor’s AIDS legacy. The Shameful Open Secret Behind Southwest’s FailureThe recent meltdown was avoidable, but it would have cost them. When the Times Square Ball Drop Began at MidnightNowadays, the ball drop is a countdown, ending at the stroke of midnight. But it used to work more like a starter’s pistol. In Year-End Report, Chief Justice Roberts Addresses Threats to Judges’ SafetyThe report, an annual tradition, shed no light on the investigation into the leak of a draft opinion in May or on calls for more rigorous ethics rules for the justices. A Bittersweet First Year for Germany’s New ChancellorOlaf Scholz came to power with a mandate for domestic renewal. Instead, he was forced to upend his country’s traditional stance on war and foreign policy. How Barbara Walters Went From ‘Today Girl’ to Pioneering Media StarThe first woman to co-anchor the evening news, she endured the scorn of her male counterparts. More Recent Articles
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