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“Camera Man: Buster Keaton, the Dawn of Cinema, and the Invention of the 20th Century” by Dana Stevens (Atria; on sale now); and “Buster Keaton: A Filmmaker's Life” by James Curtis (Knopf; Feb. 15):

This version of omicron was first detected in mid-November 2021....

U.A.E. and U.S. forces intercepted two ballistic missiles over Abu Dhabi, a week after a previous attack by Yemen’s Houthi rebels killed three people and injured six others.

This article contains spoilers for the premiere of Billions’ sixth season.

A Peloton exercise bike has taken down another leading man on television. In the second Peloton-related heart attack in recent months, David Costabile’s character Mike “Wags” Wagner from Showtime series Billions went into cardiac arrest after a…

James Iannazzo, a Merrill Lynch financial advisor, said his son went into anaphylactic shock after drinking a smoothie from a Connecticut store.

Antonio Conte is reportedly putting ‘huge pressure’ on the Tottenham board to sign four new players in the final week of the January transfer window, according to Football Insider.  Tottenham have yet to bring in any players this month, despite Conte reiterating the importance of needing to improve the squad at his disposal (The Athletic).  […]

Thanks to a pair of record-setting paydays, Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes are in line to become two of the highest career on-field earners the NFL has ever seen. If Sunday's thriller is any indication, they're worth it.

Our inner voice performs all kinds of important tasks—but when it gets negative, it can be hard to turn off. Ethan Kross, a psychologist and neuroscientist who studies introspection, has a solution.

Superman: Son of Kal-El was nominated for a GLAAD Media Award and writer Tom Taylor celebrated by revealing the stunning cover for issue #10.

Vicki Gunvalson is excited for her daughter Brianna, who is also having her first daughter. To celebrate, the RHOC star hosted her baby shower.

Ukraine has repaid more than $100 million in debt to a company owned by Rinat Akhmetov, the nation’s richest man, in a possible sign that tensions between the tycoon and the president are easing.

Abbott Elementary borrows Parks and Recreation’s best elements, but it provides a fresh take on public service with a diverse cast leading the way.

Facebook’s announcement that it’s delving into the latest internet cash cow leaves crypto creators skeptical.

As concerns over Omicron spread among children rise, Amara Hospital in Tirupati has released data that showed that less than 3% of paediatric cases re

Ask most people why countries break apart and many will say that different groups sharing a single country naturally dislike and distrust one another. Yugoslavia fragmented because the Serbs and Croats and then the Bosnian Muslims started to fight each other soon after the Soviet Union collapsed. The citizens of Northern Ireland fought because Catholics…

Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) are apparently eager to invest in technology to help attract — and keep — finance talent and workers with artificial intelligence (AI) and machine-learning (ML) skills, according to a new survey.

Watford manager Claudio Ranieri was sacked on Monday after only 14 games in charge of the Premier League strugglers. Ranieri was hired in October to replace Xisco Munoz after the Spaniard’s dismissal. But the 70-year-old Italian was unable to improve Watford’s fortunes, with the Hornets taking just seven points during his brief reign. Continue reading this article on Sports Desk. 

Concerns over Fed rate hike, Ukraine add to investor woes

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks fell sharply as investors anticipate inflation-fighting measures from the Federal Reserve and fretted over the possibility of conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

This article is part of the The DC Brief, TIME’s politics newsletter. Sign up here to get stories like this sent to your inbox every weekday. In a functional Washington, the three branches of government have a quiet understanding: they’ll check and cajole, temper and troll. Congress has no problem denying confirmations for top Administration…

Four people were killed when multiple suspects ambushed a house party near Los Angeles in what is believed to be a gang-related shooting, authorities and officials said.

Sprawling estate that was once the site of one of America’s most gruesome and notorious murders has since been completely transformed