Headlines From The New York Times For Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021

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Top News

1. After Pro-Trump Mob Storms Capitol, Congress Confirms Biden’s Win

   By Nicholas Fandos and Emily Cochrane

   Page A1

2. A Mob and the Breach of Democracy: The Violent End of the Trump Era

   By Peter Baker

   Page A1

3. A Democratic Triumph in Georgia, Overshadowed by Right-Wing Violence in Washington

   By Astead W. Herndon and Rick Rojas

   Page A1

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Editors' Picks

1. The Last Two Northern White Rhinos On Earth

   By Sam Anderson

2. Trump Is to Blame for Capitol Attack

   By The Editorial Board

   Page A22

Today’s Videos

1. Pro-Trump Mob Swarms Capitol

   By The New York Times

2. Loeffler Reverses Plan to Object to Georgia Election Results

   By Reuters

3. ‘Anything Is Possible,’ Warnock Says After Georgia Runoff Vote

   By The Associated Press

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World

1. With Mass Arrests, Beijing Exerts an Increasingly Heavy Hand in Hong Kong

   By Vivian Wang, Austin Ramzy and Tiffany May

   Page A8

2. As Britain Enters a Crisis Period, a Reprieve of Sorts for Johnson

   By Mark Landler and Stephen Castle

   Page A6

3. Julian Assange Is Denied Bail by U.K. Judge

   By Elian Peltier

   Page A9

U.S.

1. As House Was Breached, a Fear ‘We’d Have to Fight’ to Get Out

   By Zolan Kanno-Youngs, Sabrina Tavernise and Emily Cochrane

   Page A1

2. U.S. Is Blind to Contagious New Virus Variant, Scientists Warn

   By Carl Zimmer

   Page A7

3. Police Chief Who Resigned After Fatal Shooting Will Lead Louisville Department

   By Will Wright

   Page A20

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Politics

1. Biden Denounces Storming of Capitol as a ‘Dark Moment’ in Nation’s History

   By Michael D. Shear and Jim Tankersley

   Page A1

2. Democrats Win Both Georgia Races to Gain Control of Senate

   By Richard Fausset, Jonathan Martin and Stephanie Saul

   Page A19

3. Biden Is Said to Pick Merrick Garland as Attorney General

   By Michael S. Schmidt, Adam Liptak and Katie Benner

   Page A18

Business

1. Business Leaders Condemn Violence on Capitol Hill: ‘This Is Sedition’

   By Emily Flitter, Gillian Friedman, Kellen Browning and David Gelles

   Page B1

2. Stocks Hold Gains Amid Violence at the Capitol

   By Matt Phillips

   Page B1

3. Henry Paulson Returns to Finance, to Run Climate-Focused Fund

   By Andrew Ross Sorkin

   Page B3

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Technology

1. Widely Used Software Company May Be Entry Point for Huge U.S. Hacking

   By Nicole Perlroth, David E. Sanger and Julian E. Barnes

   Page A20

2. The Tech That Will Invade Our Lives in 2021

   By Brian X. Chen

   Page B1

3. Trump Bans Alipay and 7 Other Chinese Apps

   By Ana Swanson

   Page B4

Sports

1. Kelly Loeffler Is Done in the Senate. But What About in the W.N.B.A.?

   By Sopan Deb and Kevin Draper

   Page B7

2. Asking the N.F.L. Playoff Questions That Need Answers

   By Ben Shpigel and Benjamin Hoffman

   Page B8

3. A Push for Cyclists’ Safety After 5 Die Near Las Vegas

   By John M. Glionna

   Page B9

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Arts

1. Late Night Wonders if Mike Pence Will Stand by His Man

   By Trish Bendix

2. Suzi Analogue Wants Black Women in Experimental Music to Never Compromise

   By Marcus J. Moore

   Page C1

3. Dr. Dre, Hospitalized in Los Angeles, Assures Fans He’s ‘Doing Great’

   By Ben Sisario

   Page C5

New York

1. Here’s Why Car Thefts Are Soaring (Hint: Check Your Cup Holder)

   By Sarah Maslin Nir

   Page A21

2. Fight Over Closing Schools Reignites as N.Y.C. Positive Rate Tops 9%

   By Eliza Shapiro and J. David Goodman

   Page A4

3. Legalized Marijuana in New York: This Could Be the Year

   By Luis Ferré-Sadurní and Jesse McKinley

   Page A21

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Media & Advertising

1. Twitter and Facebook Lock Trump’s Accounts After Violence on Capitol Hill

   By Kate Conger, Mike Isaac and Sheera Frenkel

   Page B1

2. TV Networks Shift From Coverage of Electoral Tally to Storming of Capitol

   By Michael M. Grynbaum, John Koblin and Tiffany Hsu

   Page A17

3. The Former Youth TV Star on a Mission to Transform the BBC

   By Alex Marshall

   Page C3

Fashion & Style

1. Drew Barrymore Is Keeping It Clean

   By Abby Ellin

   Page D1

2. The Record Keepers’ Rave

   By Caity Weaver

   Page D1

3. Pandemic Dressing Takes a Dark Turn

   By Reyhan Harmanci

   Page D2

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Obituaries

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

   By Jori Finkel

   Page B10

2. Eric Jerome Dickey, Best-Selling Novelist, Dies at 59

   By Neil Genzlinger

   Page B10

3. Albert Roux, Chef Who Brought French Cuisine to London, Dies at 85

   By Christine Hauser

   Page B11

Opinion

1. Impeach and Convict. Right Now.

   By Bret Stephens

   Page A20

2. The Pro-Trump Movement Was Always Headed Here

   By Charlie Warzel

   Page A22

3. Trump’s Real Claim to Fame

   By Gail Collins

   Page A23

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