Facing Seattle on the road without their starting quarterback, the Giants picked up their fourth straight win behind a stout defense, a lot of running and no trickery. Continue reading Giants Outmuscle Seahawks in Season’s Biggest Upset
The iconic marsupials are not easy to find, or count accurately, so officials will deploy a host of methods. Continue reading Australia Gears Up for the Great Koala Count, Using Drones, Droppings and Dogs
Fifty years after separatist violence prompted the government to send soldiers to Montreal, Quebec is grappling with how to remember the 1970 “October crisis.” Continue reading A Polarizing Documentary Spurs Debate Over a Violent Time in Quebec
Prime Minister Ludovic Orban will need to maintain his alliance with a smaller party to stay in power after a surprisingly tight race. Continue reading Romania’s Leader Is Tested by a Close Election
As cases surge and hospital beds fill up, federal officials said a vaccine could be distributed to as many as 24 million people by mid-January. Continue reading Trump Officials Push Ambitious Vaccine Timeline as California Locks Down
With a five-touchdown outburst against a formidable A.F.C. contender, Cleveland and its stabilizing star showed a trait the franchise had lacked for almost two decades: playoff poise. Continue reading Behind Baker Mayfield, the Browns and Their Playoff Hopes Mature
Michael Fuoco was a bigfoot reporter with a fiery personality and a reputation for harassing young women. No one seemed to want to rein him in. Continue reading A Powerful Reporter Got Away With Sexual Misconduct for Decades. His Paper, and His Union, Looked the Other Way.
He appeared in more than 100 movies and TV projects, but was best known for his seven-year run on the popular 1970s sitcom. Continue reading David L. Lander, Squiggy on ‘Laverne & Shirley,’ Dies at 73
Concerns about vaccination are unfortunate, but they have historical roots. Continue reading How Black People Learned Not to Trust
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