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India approves the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine and a local version as it moves to inoculate 1.3 billion people.

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The Los Angeles area is hit with a Christmas coronavirus surge.

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Paige Rense, Trendsetting Editor of Architectural Digest, Dies at 91

As a public vaccination clinic opens in Houston, a flood of calls shuts down the health department’s phone system.

9 Killed in Head-On Crash in Fresno County, Calif., Police Say

Clemson strikes first in the Sugar Bowl.

Trump Calls Georgia Senate Races ‘Illegal and Invalid’

Here’s Ohio State’s scouting report on Clemson’s offense.

Alabama Reaches National Title Game by Easily Brushing Aside Notre Dame

Trevor Lawrence warmed up in a shirt that said “We need change.”

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Trump left town, but New Year’s festivities continued at Mar-a-Lago, indoors and without masks.

Alabama beats Notre Dame to reach the national championship game.

N.Y.C. sheriff’s deputies break up secret New Year’s Eve parties across the city.

Washington Has Been Lucrative for Some on Biden’s Team

In Abrupt Reversal of Iran Strategy, Pentagon Orders Aircraft Carrier Home

The third quarter gets messy in Texas.

Without Trump, or Masks, Mar-a-Lago Partied On

Notre Dame’s starting quarterback is hurt.

John Outterbridge, Who Turned Castoffs Into Sculpture, Dies at 87

DeVonta Smith scored, but you may have guessed that would happen.