President Biden’s new target for reopening schools — having more than 50% of public schools offering at least one day of in-person classes a week — is behind where the nation’s
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‘Married at First Sight’ contestant reveals his ex is pregnant
Oh, baby. A “Married At First Sight” contestant revealed to his new wife that his ex is pregnant. On Wednesday night’s episode of the long-running Lifetime reality show, husband Chris
Prosecution Argues Trump Incited Capitol Riot
“Now, I want to be very clear about what we will show you during the course of this trial. As my fellow managers present our case to you today, tonight,
Clippers shake off cold start to beat Timberwolves
Walking onto the court for his first opening tip in 16 days, Clippers guard Patrick Beverley tapped knuckles with Minnesota’s Karl-Anthony Towns on Wednesday, took the game ball from an
Trae Young (25/7/15) & Luka Doncic (28/10/10) go head-to-head [HIGHLIGHTS] | NBA on ESPN
Watch the highlights as Trae Young and Luka Doncic go head-to-head for the second time in 2021 during Atlanta Hawks vs. Dallas Mavericks. #NBA #Sports ✔️Subscribe to ESPN+ http://espnplus.com/youtube ✔️
San Fernando Valley schools, daycares offered COVID-19 vaccines by local hospital
Teachers and staff at various schools and daycare centers throughout San Fernando Valley were recently offered COVID-19 vaccines after a local hospital reached out to them about getting vaccinated, despite
Mayor de Blasio joins calls for Gov. Cuomo to lose emergency powers: report
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said he agrees “100 percent” that Gov. Andrew Cuomo should be stripped of his emergency powers granted in March amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to
Manhattan DA candidates run on soft-on-crime policies
The race for Manhattan’s district attorney is shaping up to be about radical change as candidates embrace substantial sentencing reform, promise not to prosecute a host of low-level offenses, and introduce
Scandal-plagued blue state bureaucrats get plum posts in Biden admin
President Biden nominated Julie Su Wednesday, as the deputy secretary for the U.S. Department of Labor. Su, who currently oversees the California Labor and Workforce Development Agency, will likely face
Day 2 ends in procedural chaos as Senator Mike Lee asks for his name to be struck from the prosecution’s arguments.
An emotional second day of the trial ended in procedural chaos as a Republican senator objected to testimony that cited him as a source for a conversation former President Donald
Towering business relief as E. 56th near Trump building reopens
The fancy Midtown block of East 56th Street between Madison and Fifth avenues finally reopened to vehicular traffic after a four-year shutdown — and nobody’s happier than the owners of
Biden Speaks With China’s Xi for First Time as President
WASHINGTON — President Biden spoke Wednesday evening with President Xi Jinping of China, the first conversation between the two leaders since Mr. Biden’s election, the White House said. Turning to what
Northwestern drops 10th straight, losing to Indiana 79-76 in 2OT
Indiana forward Race Thompson, left, and Northwestern forward Pete Nance battle for a rebound during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game in Evanston, Ill., Wednesday, Feb. 10,
UCLA gymnastics leaves even opponents in dance mode in latest win
By the end of UCLA’s floor party Wednesday, even opposing gymnasts couldn’t help but dance. With less than one-tenth of a point lead going into the final event of Wednesday’s
Garcetti: Dodger Stadium vaccine site to close for 2 days, as ‘first-dose’ Moderna vaccine runs low
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said Wednesday, Feb. 10, that the massive Dodger Stadium clinic will be closed for at least two days this week, with the city’s current supply
LA County looks to next phase of vaccinations: Essential workers
With coronavirus numbers still claiming disproportionately high numbers of Latino and Black lives, Los Angeles County officials on Wednesday said that workers in education, food, agricultural, and public safety will
Biden lays out ‘prescription’ for U.S.-China relations in first call with Xi Jinping since taking office
President Biden spoke with Chinese President Xi Jinping for the first time Wednesday night since taking office, outlining his administration’s “core concerns” with China’s “practices, aggressive activities and abuses,” signaling
Biden dodges question about punishing China over handling of coronavirus pandemic
President Biden sidestepped a question Wednesday on whether his administration would attempt to take action against China over its early handling of the coronavirus pandemic. Biden unveiled plans to review
Capitol rioter’s attorney says client was misled by Trump, acted out of ‘delusional belief’
A Capitol rioter was acting out of the “delusional belief” that he was helping his country after being misled by former President Trump, the rioter’s attorney argued in a motion
Texas Lt. Gov. to make bill requiring national anthem at events that get public funding a legislative priority
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick on Wednesday said a bill that ensures the national anthem is played at all events that receive public funding “will be among his legislative priorities.”
Senior Navy commanders take on extremist behavior among the ranks
The U.S. Navy is working to tackle radicalism after two racist incidents aboard naval ships were reported, contributing to the Secretary of Defense’s call for the military to stand-down and
Executors of Jeffrey Epstein’s estate accused of complicity by U.S. Virgin Islands
2/2 © Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Jeffrey Epstein appears in a photo taken for the NY Division of Criminal Justice Services’ sex offender registry 2/2 By Jonathan Stempel (Reuters) – The
Larry Flynt’s Hustler: The most controversial nude pics ever published
Larry Flynt’s Hustler magazine was loved, loathed and frequently banished. But it was never boring. The publication, which published its first issue in 1974, stoked outrage while setting new boundaries
Millions of Counterfeit N95 Masks Were Bought in 5 States, U.S. Says
Millions of counterfeit masks were bought by hospitals, medical institutions and government agencies in at least five states — and some of them were used by health care workers in
Bulls’ depleted frontcourt might not be getting help anytime soon
Otto Porter Jr.’s back injury isn’t progressing quickly, and Chandler Hutchison is in a sensitive situation in which the organization wants to give him as much room as he needs.
Liberty Trade Top Scorer but Add the All-Star Natasha Howard
The Liberty traded away the top pick in this year’s draft and Kia Nurse, their top scorer last season, as part of a flurry of deals across the W.N.B.A. on
Sarah Michelle Gellar Addresses Joss Whedon Abuse Allegations | E! News
The "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" star speaks out in support of survivors after costar Charisma Carpenter accuses the show creator & director of abuse. Details here. Full Story: https://www.eonline.com/news/1236931/buffys-charisma-carpenter-accuses-joss-whedon-of-misconduct-and-verbal-abuse #SarahMichelleGellar
Why do some California counties get COVID-19 vaccines into arms faster than others?
California is pushing shots into arms at a much faster clip than it was just a month ago — closing in on the national average, with vows to accelerate even
Eric Swalwell, Dem congressman linked to Chinese spy, makes impeachment case against Trump at Senate trial
Rep. Eric Swalwell’s job as a House impeachment manager is to convince at least two-thirds of the Senate to convict former President Trump of inciting an insurrection, but a number
Romney sees footage for first time of him being directed to safety
House impeachment managers showed graphic footage of Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, and other lawmakers fleeing to safety on Jan. 6 as former President Donald Trump’s supporters breached the Capitol. Surveillance