Every month, the archival institutions of this nation unleash tiny particles of the past in a frenzy of online revelry. Continue reading The Record Keepers’ Rave

Can Tom Brady keep the momentum going? Is Seattle’s defense good again? Can anyone beat the Chiefs? Continue reading Asking the N.F.L. Playoff Questions That Need Answers

Republican lawmakers raised objections to the official certification of electoral votes in a joint session of Congress on Wednesday, in a futile effort to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. See who supported the objection to counting Arizona’s votes. Continue reading Which Members of Congress Objected to Certifying Biden’s Victory?

Fast-rising coronavirus case counts and deaths forced Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga to act, but some say the restrictions — mostly voluntary — won’t be enough. Continue reading Japan to Declare State of Emergency in Tokyo Area After Days of Hesitation

The Capitol Police were clearly outnumbered and unprepared for the onslaught. And some activists on the left saw a stark double standard. Continue reading Capitol Breach Draws Sharp Condemnation of Law Enforcement

Continue reading As the D.C. police clears the Capitol grounds, the mayor extends a public emergency.

Supporters of President Trump broke into the building as lawmakers were certifying the electoral count to confirm Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s victory. Continue reading Stunning Images as a Mob Storms the U.S. Capitol

“Murder the media” was scratched into a door of the Capitol. Violent protesters smashed equipment and punched a photographer. Continue reading Covering Pro-Trump Mobs, the News Media Became a Target

The Lahore High Court said the practice was humiliating and casts suspicion on victims rather than the accused. Continue reading Court in Pakistan Bans ‘Virginity Tests’ in Sexual Violence Cases