The New York Times

"Jeopardy!" is not yet ready to name Alex Trebek's replacement. For now, Ken Jennings and other short-term hosts will fill in. https://t.co/XWu1XoKFeE

Political leaders and public health officials have recently blamed small gatherings for the rise in coronavirus cases. Though the virus can certainly spread at these get-togethers, they don't seem to be the driving force behind the surge, data shows. https://t.co/WTSslCKSpB

Breaking News: President Trump authorized his government to begin the transition to President-elect Joe Biden’s administration. https://t.co/qufPgXjJ4z

In which I do not quite argue (but sort of imply) that Tyler Perry would have the best choice to direct Hillbilly Elegy https://t.co/r8qka0CWPx

Doctors have seen a spike in the number of women arriving in emergency rooms with serious complications, or already in labor, without having been to a single prenatal appointment. The problem has been particularly pronounced in Texas. Read more: https://t.co/QUDCDrgXjS

Griselda found a midwife to deliver her daughter at home. Because she hopes to legalize one day, she has avoided going to the hospital or using government services, including those to which the baby is entitled, for fear that it could have repercussions. https://t.co/QUDCDrgXjS https://t.co/nPcs6IEJnc

Then, Britani landed in the ER for the second time, with a more severe infection. The family decided her only option was to apply for a limited version of public benefits available to undocumented pregnant women in Texas — but it hardly felt like a relief. https://t.co/QUDCDrgXjS https://t.co/OD5no16s5x

Late one night in July 2019, Britani started bleeding. An ER doctor said she had an infection that could cause her to miscarry. Britani agreed to find an obstetrician to treat the problem, knowing that she would not keep her word. https://t.co/QUDCDrgXjS https://t.co/2fvZjytCLP

Undocumented women, fearful of the Trump administration’s immigration-enforcement policies, are risking their health by postponing prenatal care and giving birth at home. https://t.co/QUDCDrgXjS

Here's who to expect in Joe Biden's cabinet, so far: https://t.co/4r2sVxULVB

AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford announced that their inexpensive, easy-to-produce coronavirus vaccine appears effective. Their results could significantly strengthen the global effort to produce enough vaccine to start defusing the pandemic. https://t.co/eleVqqYZ0x

The Oscar-nominated cinematographer who shot “A Star is Born” says someone drugged him when he collapsed at a film festival in Poland. Prosecutors are charging him with assault, saying he was drunk and that he hit a paramedic who came to his aid. https://t.co/OTDtXGEDBq

Update: The police in San Jose, California, said they had arrested a suspect in connection with a stabbing attack at a Baptist church on Sunday night in which two people died and three others were wounded. https://t.co/KF3Vr1aupP

Outdoor dining in Los Angeles will end for three weeks beginning on Wednesday. Restaurant owners and chefs scrambled on Monday to cancel Thanksgiving reservations while preparing to once again furlough employees. https://t.co/JlRSs6Ia5T

The head of the General Services Administration, Emily Murphy, ignored a request to brief Congress on her delay in recognizing President-elect Joe Biden’s victory and beginning the formal transition. She has given no public explanation for her decision. https://t.co/xVdoJg50b7

Breaking News: Michigan’s top elections board voted to certify the election results, a blow to President Trump, who has been trying to subvert President-elect Joe Biden’s win there. https://t.co/YZ07zyxkxu

A scientist tracked the dangers of flame retardants in children's toys and why manufacturers cannot seem to stop using them. https://t.co/BMwaMlBwkI

President-elect Joe Biden, who turned 78 last week, has consistently worn masks during the pandemic, and has been mocked by President Trump for doing so. https://t.co/9075JwROpQ

Janet Yellen, who was the first female Fed chair, is likely to bring to the Treasury a long-held preference for giving government help to struggling households, and for slightly tighter financial regulation, as she navigates the economic crisis. https://t.co/IMRu2NmvhI https://t.co/7cucRFaBDV

Counties across Pennsylvania have certified election results, moving the process of cementing President-elect Joe Biden’s victory in the state forward despite scattered efforts by local Republicans to halt the process. https://t.co/cmDMb9N3p8