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LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels wins 2023 Heisman Trophy LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels earned the most prestigious individual honor in college football, hoisting the 89th Heisman Trophy on Saturday at Lincoln Center in New York City.     Free agent Shohei Ohtani signs with L.A. Dodgers in stunning $700M deal Coveted baseball free agent Shohei Ohtani announced Saturday he has signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers in what his agent says is a $700 million deal, making it the most lucrative player contract in sports history.   Florida man charged with threatening mass shooting on NYC subway A Florida man has been charged with making threats to commit a mass shooting in the New York City subway over Thanksgiving weekend, federal prosecutors say.   Ariz. Gov. Hobbs urges reopening of Lukeville entry port, diverts funds to border Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has urged President Joe Biden to reopen the shuttered Lukeville Port of Entry in her state, saying its closure has sparked an "unmitigated crisis" as she diverted funds to address the situation.   Truck driver charged in death of Texas teen killed while exiting school bus A truck driver alleged to have struck and killed a 15-year-old boy while he was exiting a school bus near Houston this week has been charged in connection with the incident, authorities say.   Lawmakers call for 3 university presidents to resign following anti-Semitism testimony A group of 72 mainly Republican U.S. House members are calling for the presidents of three prominent universities to be fired or resign over what they call their inaction in combating anti-Semitism on campus.   Police: Minneapolis store clerk impaled with golf club in deadly attack A 66-year-old Minneapolis grocery store cashier was beaten to death and impaled with a golf club by an accused attacker who lives nearby in an "absolutely senseless" crime, police say.   CDC issues health alert for potentially deadly Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued an alert for Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever after at least five U.S. residents have contracted the disease since July following travels to Mexico.   Georgia Gov. Kemp signs bill approving state's redrawn congressional map Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has signed legislation redrawing the state's congressional map after the previous one, also drawn up by Republican state lawmakers, was ruled unconstitutional.   TV cancellations: No new seasons for 'Station 19,' 'Lucky Hank'Tennis legend Chris Evert to miss Aussie Open broadcast after cancer re-diagnosis Two years after an initial diagnosis, tennis legend Chris Evert has had a recurrence of cancer and will not be a part of broadcaster ESPN's upcoming 2024 Australian Open in January.   European negotiators reach deal on 'historic' bid to regulate AI After three days of marathon negotiations, European Union leaders said Saturday they have reached an "historic" provisional deal to impose new regulations on artificial intelligence.   Tatum O'Neal mourns death of father Ryan: 'I'll miss him forever' Oscar-winning actress Tatum O'Neal is mourning the death of her father, actor Ryan O'Neal, at the age of 82.   U.S. vetoes Security Council resolution calling for immediate Gaza cease-fire The United States has vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution calling on Israeli to implement an immediate humanitarian cease-fire in Gaza, producing a backlash from Arab states.   Taylor Swift's '1989 (Taylor's Version)' tops U.S. album chart Pop star Taylor Swift's "1989 (Taylor's Version)" is the No. 1 album in the United States this week.   Severe storms to rumble and roar from Mississippi Valley to Atlantic coast Thunderstorms will erupt this weekend as a strengthening storm system triggers severe weather that could threaten lives and property as early as Saturday afternoon over the Mississippi Valley.   Texas Supreme Court temporarily halts ruling allowing Dallas woman to get an abortion Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has asked the state Supreme Court to intervene and stop a Dallas woman from having an abortion.   On This Day, Dec. 9: Senate report on CIA calls torture tactics 'deeply flawed' On Dec. 9, 2014, a Senate Intelligence Committee report said the CIA's interrogation of terror suspects was more brutal than it told the White House or public.   Famous birthdays for Dec. 9: John Malkovich, Beau Bridges Actor John Malkovich turns 70 and actor Beau Bridges turns 82, among the famous birthdays for Dec. 9.   More Recent Articles
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Penn’s President Liz Magill Resigns After Her Responses to AntisemitismThe president, Elizabeth Magill, and the chairman of the board of trustees, Scott L. Bok, are leaving after intense pressure from donors, politicians and alumni.   What to Know About Elizabeth Magill, the Penn President Who ResignedMs. Magill, who had been in her post since last year, stepped down four days after testifying before Congress. State Department Bypasses Congress to Approve Israel’s Order for Tank AmmunitionIt is the first time the Biden administration has declared an emergency to expedite arms shipments to the Middle East, which are controversial because of the civilian death toll from Israeli airstrikes. While Gazans Suffer, Hamas Reaps the BenefitsIt has gained prestige among Palestinians while poisoning Israel’s relations with the Arab world and putting the Palestinian issue back on the Western agenda. U.S. Is Criticized After Veto of U.N. Call for Gaza Cease-FireAs fighting surged in the territory, Arab leaders condemned the move as a “mark of shame,” one that will haunt the United States for years. Where Did All the Hong Kong Neon Go?A government crackdown on neon signs stems from safety and environmental concerns, but the campaign evokes the fading of the city itself. Days After Heated Debate, G.O.P. Candidates Take a Gentler Tone in IowaThe rivals for the Republican presidential nomination — minus Donald Trump — appeared at a “faith and family” event and talked in more personal terms. Casey DeSantis Invited Outsiders to Caucus in Iowa. The State Party Said No.The Iowa Republican Party reminded supporters that only residents can vote in the first-in-the-nation caucuses, which will be held on Jan. 15. Talk of a Trump Dictatorship Charges the American Political DebateFormer President Donald J. Trump and his allies are not doing much to reassure those worried about his autocratic instincts. If anything, they seem to be leaning into the predictions. Britons Love the N.H.S. Some Will Also Pay to Avoid It.With millions-long lines for routine surgery, it has become more common for patients to pay for procedures. That carries risks for the future of the treasured public system. The Ivy League Flunks OutWe shouldn’t need to tell these smart people how ignorant they sound. For Palestinians, the Future Is Being BulldozedThe West Bank is policed by armed settlers and littered with destroyed houses that residents are forbidden to repair. Why Biden Should Make an Immigration Deal With RepublicansThe border is a big part of the president’s re-election problem. Tennessee Tornadoes Leave 6 Dead and 23 Injured, Officials SayNumerous tornado alerts were posted in the South on Saturday, while heavy rains and winds are forecast for the Northeast on Sunday. John Whitmire, a Moderate Democrat, Wins Runoff for Houston MayorMr. Whitmire, a state senator, prevailed over U.S. Representative Sheila Jackson Lee to lead the nation’s fourth-largest city. More Recent Articles
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