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Irma Has Company as Two Other Hurricanes Make Their DebutsTropical Storms Jose and Katies grew into a hurricanes but neither are in the same leagues as Hurricane Irma. Irma Kills 3 in Caribbean Islands, Heads Toward Puerto RicoOfficials warned people to seek protection from Hurricane Irma's "onslaught" in a statement that closed with: "May God protect us all." China Grows Weary of Its Unruly Nuclear NeighborAs North Korea's primary patron, China, is growing tired of being caught in the middle of the rogue regime's nuclear tests and U.S. condemnation of them. Irma Lashes Puerto Rico With Powerful Winds, Flooding RainThe National Hurricane Center said that because of Irma's counterclockwise circulation, Puerto Rico could face hours of hurricane-force wind and pummeling rain. Predicting Irma's Path Is Giving Supercomputers a ChallengeHurricane tracking has improved markedly in recent years, but scientists still need many models to predict storms like Irma. Still, they don't know for sure. Russian Lawyer in Trump Tower Meeting Says Mueller Hasn't CalledNatalia Veselnitskaya told NBC News she feels like a character in a movie, and has even received marriage proposals. Homes of 'Suspected Lesbians' Raided in IndonesiaHuman Rights Watch is calling on the Indonesian government to immediately investigate the raid that forced 12 women out of their community. Human-Rights Icon Breaks Silence After Violence Sparks ExodusAung San Suu Kyi has previously faced criticism for not addressing abuses against Myanmar's minority Rohingya Muslim population. U.S. Apologizes for 'Highly Offensive' Anti-Taliban Leaflets"We have the deepest respect for Islam and our Muslim partners worldwide," said Maj. Gen. James Linder, who leads NATO special operations forces in Afghanistan. Dragonfly Hackers Targeting Power Firms, Experts SayAdvanced hackers have broken into the core systems of energy companies across the globe, according to researchers at the security firm Symantec. China Aims to Isolate Its Internet From the Outside WorldBeijing is stepping up digital surveillance of those within the country and cracking down on online anonymity. More Recent Articles |
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Hurricane Irma, One of the Most Powerful in History, Roars Across CaribbeanThe storm left wreckage and flooding on Caribbean islands and is making its way toward Florida. Hurricane Irma Pummels CaribbeanOne of the strongest Atlantic storms ever recorded has already caused damage on several islands. First Harvey, Then Irma and Jose. Why? It’s the Season.Experts say that with conditions just right in the tropical Atlantic, late summer and early fall is prime time for hurricanes. Live Briefing: Hurricane Irma Reaches Puerto Rico: ‘There Is Nothing Like This’The hurricane, among the most powerful storms ever recorded in the Atlantic Ocean, arrived in the Caribbean with winds of up to 185 miles an hour. After Andrew, Florida Changed Its Approach to HurricanesIn South Florida, Hurricane Andrew remains a benchmark that few have forgotten. The storm changed how Florida prepared for high winds and lashing rains. Trump Bypasses Republicans to Strike Deal on Debt Limit and Harvey AidThe president sided with Democratic leaders in agreeing to extend government funding and raise the debt ceiling until December, setting up a year-end showdown. For Conservatives, Trump’s Deal With Democrats Is Nightmare Come TrueThe president’s move further destabilized a volatile situation for his party, which many Republicans now believe is headed toward a reckoning it can no longer avoid. In North Dakota, Trump Repeats Call for Rewrite of Tax CodePresident Trump urged North Dakotans to pressure members of Congress to support a plan that he promised to detail within weeks. News Analysis: To Allies’ Chagrin, Trump Swerves LeftRepublican congressional leaders went into an Oval Office meeting on spending plans expecting a photo-op and walked away shellshocked. Hurricane Irma, DACA, ‘It’: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingCalifornia Today: California Today: Going to the Mat Over DACAWednesday: California leaders condemn the DACA decision, an update on the Oroville Dam, and rescuing Texas animals after the flood. Fake Russian Facebook Accounts Bought $100,000 in Political AdsFacebook said that fake accounts and pages had bought 3,000 ads focused on divisive social issues, including race and immigration. Lacking a Point Person on China, U.S. Risks Aggravating TensionsAside from President Trump himself, it remains unclear who in the administration wields genuine influence on the relationship with Beijing. Democrats Begin Legal Assault on Trump’s Move to End ‘Dreamer’ ProgramA group of 16 Democratic attorneys general have filed suit in New York, claiming that Mr. Trump had improperly upended the policy known as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. What Older Americans Stand to Lose if ‘Dreamers’ Are DeportedMany of those who care for older Americans are low-wage immigrants, and replacing them could prove difficult and costly for families and taxpayers. Sale of Brooklyn Housing Complex Would Benefit TrumpThe owners of Starrett City, the country’s biggest federally subsidized housing complex, are selling the development for more than $850 million. President Trump is a partial owner. Life on Mars: An Interplanetary MarriageSix people are living in isolation for eight months on a volcano in Hawaii as part of a NASA-funded study to simulate human exploration of Mars. In the sixth episode of this 360-video series, we observe the challenges of an interplanetary marriage. An Enormous, Urgent Task: Hauling Away Harvey’s DebrisAfter the storm, clearing all the mounds of rubbish is a top priority. Experts warn of the task’s complexity, and the need to meet environmental standards. Into the DelugeAs Harvey's rains bore down on Texas, a 911 dispatcher and a pastor's daughter felt nature at its fiercest — and saw humanity at its best. A Texas Town, Weary From Floods, Goes Underwater AgainDeweyville, Tex., swamped by a flood in 2016, gets hit once more. Some residents blame a decision to open floodgates even more than the weather. New York City Offers Free Lunch for All Public School StudentsThe city becomes the largest district in the country to feed all children free of charge, ending stigma for those who can’t afford to pay. Pope Francis Visits Colombia, Where Even Peace Is PolarizingDuring the pope’s six-day visit, his challenge is to nudge the country, torn apart by 52 years of war, toward a peace with former guerrillas. Taking On Wall Street’s Church of Big MoneyWith “Junk,” the Pulitzer-winning playwright Ayad Akhtar examines financial chicanery in the 1980s — and how it shaped the blind worship of affluence today. Officers Fatally Shoot Man Holding Knife and Fake Gun in the Bronx, Police SayThe officers were checking on the man, who they said pulled out a knife and a gun. It was the first police shooting in New York City to be captured with police body cameras. Kate Millett, Influential Feminist Writer, Is Dead at 82Ms. Millett’s 1970 book, “Sexual Politics,” made her “the principal theoretician of the women’s liberation movement.” Donald Trump Jr. to Meet With Senate Russia InvestigatorsPresident Trump’s eldest son is to meet Thursday with Senate Judiciary Committee investigators to answer questions about his meeting with a Kremlin-connected lawyer. Stanley Fischer, Fed’s No. 2 Official, Is Stepping DownThe Federal Reserve’s vice chairman says he will depart in mid-October, leaving just three people on the seven-seat board. Leaders of Hungary and Poland Chafe at E.U., but How Do Their People Feel?Although the countries joined the European Union in 2004 on a wave of enthusiasm, their governments are now loud critics. Polish and Hungarian readers shared their views. Simeon Wright, Witness to Abduction of Emmett Till, Dies at 74Two young cousins, one visiting from Chicago, shared a bedroom on the night of a murder in 1955 that shook the nation and galvanized the civil rights movement. Robert E. Lee Statue’s Removal in Dallas Delayed by Federal CourtWork to take down the statue began soon after the City Council voted to remove it, but was stopped by a temporary restraining order. Paul Ryan to Speak With The Times on Congress’s Packed AgendaA crushing September agenda could determine whether Republicans deliver on any of their big promises, including a tax overhaul, before next year’s midterm elections. Florida Sheriff Plans to Check for Warrants at Hurricane SheltersPeople seeking safety from Irma could be arrested if they have outstanding warrants, Sheriff Grady Judd of Polk County said on Twitter. In India, Another Government Critic Is Silenced by BulletsGauri Lankesh, an outspoken journalist, was assassinated Tuesday night. Friends said she had received too many threats to count, but laughed them off. Refugees’ Flight and Land Mines Spur Bangladesh Protest to MyanmarReports that Myanmar had placed mines along the countries’ shared border led Bangladesh to issue a protest and demand “immediate measures to de-escalate” the crisis. ScienceTake: Wild Dogs Sneeze When They are Ready to HuntThe number of African wild dogs in a pack who sneeze determines whether or not the pack goes on a hunt. ‘Despacito’ Owned the Summer. What’s Next for Latin Pop?Artists and executives from the Spanish-speaking world believe the hit song and the world of streaming have broken down barriers. Is It New York Fashion Week? Or Is It Rihanna Inc.?As some major designers decide not to show in New York, aesthetics face off against Instagram. John le Carré’s ‘A Legacy of Spies’: An ExcerptGeorge Smiley returns in this coda to le Carré’s classic, “The Spy Who Came In From the Cold.” More Recent Articles |
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