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Australia fines Apple $9M for misleading customers A federal court in Australia fined Apple $9 million for telling customers it wouldn't fix their devices if they'd previously been repaired by a third party.      Cardinals, Luke Weaver look to end Phillies' three-game win streak Luke Weaver's best start of the season came last month against the Philadelphia Phillies.   Padres return home to face Athletics You could call it a homestand. But for the Padres, it's a chance to get a fresh set of clothes before hitting the road again.   Red Sox, Twins begin series after getting a day off After splitting a four-game weekend set in Seattle, the Boston Red Sox return to work Tuesday night.   Tigers can reach .500 with win over Reds The Detroit Tigers certainly weren't supposed to be here at this stage of the major league season. Not at all.   Braves' Mike Soroka to make "second debut" at Toronto Canadian right-hander Mike Soroka says his start Tuesday for the Atlanta Braves at the Rogers Centre will be like making a second debut.   'Helicopter' carenting can impede a child's development Overcontrolling moms and dads -- so-called "helicopter" parents -- can stunt their children's emotional development.   U.S. teens embracing alternative meds Alternative medicines -- such as herbal products and so-called nutraceuticals -- have soared in popularity among American youth.   'Black Panther,' 'Stranger Things' win big at MTV Movie & TV Awards "Black Panther" and "Stranger Things" dominated the 2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards.   Warning labels can scare folks away from sugary drinks People are less likely to buy sugary drinks if they see warning labels that include graphic pictures of health consequences.   Three arrested for aiding escape of Illinois inmates Three people were arrested and charged with aiding the escape of three inmates in Illinois Monday, as a manhunt for two of the inmates continued.   DOJ asks Supreme Court to allow policy that blocks grants to 'sanctuary cities' The DOJ asked the Supreme Court for a stay on a federal judge's that blocks grants to sanctuary cities.   Kim Jong Un to meet Xi Jinping in third visit to China North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will visit China on Tuesday to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping.   Chadwick Boseman honors James Shaw Jr. at MTV Movie & TV Awards "Black Panther" star Chadwick Boseman honored Waffle House hero James Shaw Jr. onstage during the 2018 MTV Movie & TV Awards.   MTV Movie & TV Awards: Tiffany Haddish spoofs 'Black Panther' Tiffany Haddish kicked off her stint as host of the 2018 MTV Movie and TV Awards Monday by performing in a spoof of superhero epic "Black Panther."   Miami Dolphins sign second-round pick Mike Gesicki The Miami Dolphins have agreed to terms with second-round draft pick and tight end Mike Gesicki, the team announced Monday.   Tampa Bay Bucs DE Will Gholston hopes weight loss improves performance Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive end Will Gholston admitted he was too heavy during a mediocre 2017 season, and he has done something about it.   Carolina Panthers complete class, sign first-round pick D.J. Moore The Carolina Panthers signed first-round draft pick and wide receiver D.J. Moore, the club announced Monday.   Atlanta Falcons uneasy with Julio Jones' friendship with Terrell Owens Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones did not attend last week's mandatory minicamp while he seeks a contract adjustment, and Falcons officials are weary.   Baby born on French train receives 25 years of free rides A newborn was granted free train rides for more than two decades after his unexpected birth delayed commuters in France on Monday.   Acting DEA chief Patterson steps down The Drug Enforcement Administration's acting chief, Robert Patterson, told staff he is stepping down from because it has become "increasingly challenging."   U.S., South Korea suspend August military drills The United States and South Korea suspended plans to conduct defensive military exercises scheduled for August, the U.S. Department of Defense said Monday.   Rapper XXXTentacion dies in Florida shooting at 20 Rapper XXXTentacion died Monday after an unidentified gunmen shot him in South Florida, local authorities said. He was 20.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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New York Times | Trump Resisting a Growing Wrath for Separating Migrant Families New York Times WASHINGTON — President Trump and two members of his cabinet mounted an aggressive defense on Monday of his policy of separating children from their parents at the border in response to a growing outcry from members of both parties. "They could be ... Trump defiant as crisis grows over family separation at the border Trump digs in amid uproar on zero tolerance policy The US Isn't Just Separating Children From Their Parents. It Also Has No Plan To Reunite Them. |
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Migrants, World Cup, Apple: Your Monday Evening BriefingEurope Edition: Migrants, World Cup, Turkey: Your Tuesday BriefingAs Europe’s Liberal Order Splinters, Trump Wields an AxChancellor Angela Merkel of Germany struggled Monday to hold her coalition together. President Trump seemed to take glee in his ally’s troubles.
Fact Check: Trump’s False and Misleading Claims About Crime and Immigration in GermanyThe president suggested Chancellor Angela Merkel’s migration policy was responsible for rising crime and causing Germans to turn against their leaders.
How Anti-Immigration Passion Was Inflamed From the FringeJeff Sessions and Stephen Miller once shouted from the sidelines. Now they’re the driving force behind the policy separating immigrant children from parents.
How the Trump Administration Defends Its ‘Zero Tolerance’ Border PolicyThe White House is responding to criticism of its policy against illegal border crossings in four very distinct ways. Immigrant Children Cry Out in Audio Recorded at Detention CenterThe audio, released by the news site ProPublica, captured the sounds of 10 Central American children who were separated from their parents by immigration authorities.
Trump Threatens Tariffs on Another $200 Billion of Chinese GoodsPresident Trump’s threat was the latest volley in a dizzying trade dispute that has pitted the world’s two largest economies against each other.
Kim Jong-un Visiting China for Third Time Since MarchThe North Korean leader’s trip, announced on Tuesday by Chinese state media, comes a week after his landmark summit meeting with President Trump in Singapore.
Pentagon Suspends Major War Game With South KoreaThe cancellation follows through on a pledge by President Trump to end joint military exercises as an inducement for North Korea to dismantle its nuclear weapons program.
Feature: How ‘Desus & Mero’ Conquered Late NightThe comedic duo has made it big by offering what few other shows can: a decidedly black perspective.
A Renewed View of Some of the World’s Oldest TreesAfter a three-year restoration project, the Mariposa Grove of giant sequoias in Yosemite National Park has reopened, with less asphalt and more concern for the health of the trees.
Mexico’s World Cup Captain Is on a U.S. BlacklistRafael Marquez is at his fifth World Cup. But Treasury Department sanctions over what it says are ties to a drug trafficker have scared off sponsors and made for some careful planning.
Harry Kane Rescues England. Tune In for the Next Episode.Even under recalculated expectations, England appeared to be headed for a period of second-guessing until Kane scored with a stoppage-time header to beat Tunisia.
Editorial: When Did Caging Kids Become the Art of the Deal?Donald Trump has made a choice to torment the families of undocumented immigrants. Will his party go along with him?
Op-Ed Columnist: The Trump Apologists and the Crying ChildrenCruelty at the Border Is Not JusticeAgree or not with the Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” policy of border enforcement, we can all call on our government to be more merciful.
Op-Ed Columnist: Fall of the American EmpireOp-Ed Columnist: The Rise of the Amnesty ThugsOur immigration policy is being devised by anti-liberal trolls, not conservatives.
Editorial: A Siberian Prisoner Spoils Putin’s ExtravaganzaThe filmmaker Oleg Sentsov, a Crimea native, is on a hunger strike to call attention to Russia’s crimes and the Ukrainian political prisoners it holds.
Michael Cohen and the Felony Overtaking WashingtonSome of the lobbying activities for which President Trump’s lawyer is said to be under investigation is shockingly routine in the capital.
The Stone: The Pain and Promise of Black Women in PhilosophyAnita L. Allen spoke to George Yancy about the humiliations and triumphs that she and her trailblazing colleagues faced in their careers.
How Trump Corrupts the Rule of LawThe Obamacare challenge and the policy of terrorizing children at the border share a post-legal goal.
Mo Salah Gives Egyptians What We NeedIt’s hard not to think of the Egyptian player’s promise against the disappointments of the 2011 revolution. We have a reason to cheer again.
fixtures: Carl Hall Is the King of SpinYou can keep your stinkin’ SoulCycle! Loyalists of this Crunch instructor are fierce.
Nonfiction: Harper Lee and Her Father, the Real Atticus FinchJoseph Crespino’s “biography” of the virtuous lawyer in “To Kill a Mockingbird,” and the real man he was modeled after, brings to life the inconsistencies of the South.
Trump Clears Way for Health Plans With Lower Costs and Fewer BenefitsThe administration is poised to issue a rule making it easier for small businesses to band together and create insurance plans that skirt many requirements of the Affordable Care Act.
Trump Orders Establishment of Space Force as Sixth Military BranchThe idea has troubled lawmakers and even some members of the administration, who have cautioned that it could create unnecessary bureaucratic responsibilities for a military burdened by conflicts.
Judge Rejects Kansas Law Requiring Voters to Show Proof of CitizenshipThe decision was a blow for Kris Kobach, an ally of President Trump and a candidate for governor of Kansas, who has championed the voting restriction.
Heat Wave Rolls Across U.S., but Relief Is ComingWarnings about dangerous temperatures over 100 degrees were in place in 18 states and the District of Columbia. But colder air is expected to move in Tuesday.
Napoleon’s Hat, Dropped at Waterloo, Is Picked Up at Auction for $400,000One of the French emperor’s iconic two-cornered military hats, said to have been left on the battlefield, soared past its presale price estimate.
Hopes for New Era of Malaysian Free Speech Are High, but PendingMalaysia’s new government pledged to end harsh laws restricting expression, but activists and journalists who have faced criminal charges remain wary.
IBM Unveils System That ‘Debates’ With HumansUnder development for six years, IBM Debater reflects a push toward machines that talk like humans. But it may have to work on getting to the point.
XXXTentacion, Rising Rapper Accused of Violence, Shot Dead at 20The rapper and singer Jahseh Onfroy was shot and killed outside a motor sports store in Deerfield Beach, Fla. Monday afternoon. His album “?” topped the chart in March.
New York Moves Toward Legal Marijuana With Health Dept. EndorsementA broad turnaround on the issue by Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo could pave the way for New York to join a roster of states that have already legalized the drug, including California and Colorado.
5 Cheap(ish) Things for Bike Commuting BlissYour stuff doesn’t need to be fancy but it does need to work well. These are our favorite picks.
Glasgow’s Artists Mourn After Fire Rips Through City’s Creative HeartThe fresh damage to Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s Glasgow School of Art, an architectural jewel, has left alumni filled with grief and anger.
Buried Alive Beneath a Road? An Australian Artist ExplainsMike Parr has been entombed in a steel box under a busy road in the Australian state of Tasmania since Thursday. Here’s why he did that to himself.
Books of The Times: Pedaling Uphill, on a Bike and in a MarriageIn Joe Mungo Reed’s debut novel, “We Begin Our Ascent,” a cyclist competing in the Tour de France gets wrapped up in the complicated costs of possible victory.
The New Health Care: Why the Medical Research Grant System Could Be Costing Us Great IdeasFunding is harder to find in general, and the current approach favors low-risk research and proposals by older scientists and white men.
Trilobites: Listen to the Sounds of Narwhals That Have Been Elusive to ScienceAs melting ice opens east Greenland to petroleum prospectors and cruises, scientists are rushing to study the noises made by a remote population of toothed whales.
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