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7 dead, hundreds wounded in mass protests against military rule in Sudan At least seven people were killed and nearly 200 were wounded Sunday during massive demonstrations throughout Sudan, demanding the end of military rule.      Al Horford agrees to four-year, $109 million contract with Philadelphia 76ers The Philadelphia 76ers are signing veteran center Al Horford to a four-year contract.   Knicks wouldn't offer Kevin Durant max contract; reach deal with Julius Randle The New York Knicks reached an agreement with free-agent forward Julius Randle after the franchise refused to offer Kevin Durant a max contract.   Philadelphia 76ers to send Jimmy Butler to Miami Heat in sign-and-trade The Philadelphia 76ers are completing a sign-and-trade with the Heat to send Jimmy Butler to Miami.   Philadelphia 76ers to retain Tobias Harris with five-year, $180 million deal Free-agent forward Tobias Harris agreed to a five-year, $180 million deal to return to the Philadelphia 76ers.   Bucks' Malcolm Brogdon agrees to join Pacers in sign-and-trade Milwaukee Bucks guard Malcolm Brogdon has agreed to join the Indiana Pacers in a sign-and-trade deal.   Kristaps Porzingis agrees to sign max contract with Dallas Mavericks Free agent forward Kristaps Porzingis has agreed to sign a five-year $158 million max deal with the Dallas Mavericks.   Bojan Bogdanovic agrees to four-year deal with Utah Jazz Indiana Pacers small forward Bojan Bogdanovic reached a four-year, $73 million deal with the Utah Jazz on Sunday.   Khris Middleton, Brook Lopez to return to Milwaukee Bucks Bucks forward Khris Middleton and veteran big man Brook Lopez will return to Milwaukee next season.   Blue Jays' Vlad Guerrero Jr. will become youngest Home Run Derby participant Toronto Blue Jays rookie third baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. will become the youngest player in Major League history to participate in the Home Run Derby next month.   Watch: Kevin Durant agrees to sign with Brooklyn Nets Free agent forward Kevin Durant announced on social media he is signing with the Brooklyn Nets after three seasons with the Golden State Warriors.   Damian Lillard, Portland Trail Blazers agree to max contract Superstar point guard Damian Lillard and the Portland Trail Blazers agreed to a four-year, $196 million super maximum contract extension.   Thousands participate in LGBTQ WorldPride parade in New York City Thousands of people gathered in New York City on Sunday as it hosted the world's largest LGBTQ celebration WorldPride.   Watch: New York Yankees sweep Boston Red Sox in inaugural London Series The New York Yankees used a nine-run seventh inning to beat the Boston Red Sox 12-8 on Sunday and sweep the inaugural London Series.   U.S. envoy attends opening of ancient East Jerusalem road amid opposition U.S. Ambassador David Friedman and U.S. Middle East special envoy Jason Greenblatt attended the inauguration of an archaeological site in Jerusalem on Sunday.   U.N. secretary-general warns of 'grave climate emergency' in Abu Dhabi meeting U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Sunday that the world is facing a "grave" emergency in the form of climate change.   Tropical Storm Barbara forms; danger to Hawaii unknown Newly-formed Tropical Storm Barbara is set to become the next hurricane in the Eastern Pacific Ocean and take a track farther to the west than Alvin.   Democratic presidential candidates slam Trump for North Korea visit Several 2020 presidential candidates criticized President Donald Trump's meeting with Kim Jong Un in North Korea as a dangerous and one-sided gesture.   A$AP Rocky drops out of VestiVille; music festival canceled due to safety concerns The mayor of the Belgian city of Lommel shut down this weekend's VestiVille music festival due to safety issues.   Eye injuries from fireworks in U.S. have nearly doubled As communities across America enjoy fireworks this July Fourth, folks should keep eye safety in mind.   'Toy Story 4' tops the North American box office with $58M "Toy Story 4" is the No. 1 movie in North America this weekend, earning $58 million in receipts, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.   Dead Florida man's hand and foot found in alligator's stomach An alligator ate the body parts of a man whose body was found floating in a Florida canal, Polk County Sheriff's Office officials said.   North Korea restaurant ordered closed, Myanmar says Myanmar says it is complying with international sanctions after ordering the closure of a North Korean restaurant in the country's capital.   73-year-old hiker rescued after week missing in California forest Crews rescued a 73-year-old man who had been missing for a week after becoming separated from his hiking group in a California forest.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Jailed British-Iranian aid worker ends hunger strike, husband saysNazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe ended a hunger strike in Tehran, with her husband saying it served the purpose of raising awareness of her plight.   Canadian artist fired after viral Trump cartoon"This is a false narrative which has emerged carelessly and recklessly on social media," Brunswick News Inc. said on the termination of Michael de Adder. Trump meets Kim Jong Un, steps into North Korea"Stepping across that line was a great honor," Trump said, later adding that it was "something incredible." Palestinians release businessman who attended U.S. peace conferenceThe Palestinian Authority boycotted last week's Bahrain conference, saying the U.S. is unfairly biased toward Israel. Trump must use sanctions to force Kim Jong Un on nukes, former diplomat says"North Korea is delivering a different image to the world that it is not North Korea begging or demanding a meeting, but it is America that wanted to have that meeting," the former diplomat said. More Recent Articles
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In New Talks, U.S. May Settle for a Nuclear Freeze by North KoreaThe idea taking shape inside the Trump administration would amount to negotiating a nuclear freeze that essentially enshrines the status quo, tacitly accepting the North as a nuclear power. Trump Restarts China Trade Talks, but the Two Sides Remain Far Apart.As the U.S. eased restrictions on China, the American president faced questions over whether he was giving up too much in return for vague promises. Stocks Rise in Asia on Trade Truce, but Investors Still Signal WorriesMarkets cheered the resumption of negotiations between Washington and Beijing. Still, many doubt the two sides can reach a deal anytime soon. Alabamians Defend Arrest of Woman Whose Fetus Died in ShootingThe indictment of a woman in the shooting death of her fetus has sparked outrage across the country. But in Alabama, many people consider it just. Ukraine Role Focuses New Attention on Giuliani’s Foreign WorkA Ukrainian-Russian developer says he hired the former New York mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani to lobby. Mr. Giuliani says he never lobbied the U.S. government. The Trump FallacyDespite what some of the president’s supporters think, you cannot celebrate his policies and ignore his poor behavior. What Free College Really MeansIt’s not just about tuition. It’s a way to reassert the power of public goods in America. A Hong Kong Protester’s Tactic: Get the Police to Hit YouUsing aggressive nonviolence to provoke the authorities and win over the public. Trump’s Iran Strategy Will Fail. Here’s Why.‘Maximum pressure’ will only strengthen the Revolutionary Guards, which has recast itself as the defender of a new, nationalist narrative. I’ve Picked My Job Over My KidsI love them beyond all reason. But sometimes my clients need me more. The Worm That Nearly Ate the InternetIt infected 10 million computers. So why did cybergeddon never arrive? Should We Call Detention Centers Concentration Camps?A better historical analog would be the internment camps of Vichy France. But that’s no compliment. Stop Collecting Immigrants’ Social Media DataThe Trump administration is continuing a bad policy that doesn’t make us safer. Want to Be Less Racist? Move to HawaiiThe “aloha spirit” may hold a deep lesson for all of us. The Court Mitch McConnell BuiltHas it become hopelessly partisan? Everyone Wants a Rescue Dog. Not Everyone Can Have One.“You get a maltipoo in here and you’re likely to see a blood bath,” a shelter director said. NASA Reopens Apollo Mission Control Room That Once Landed Men on MoonThe restored room is a museum piece, and yet it is alive, as though engineers stepped out briefly but would be right back. ‘Had I Catfished My Wife?’: A Debut Midlife-Crisis Memoir"The Lie” details William Dameron’s late-in-life coming out. Bouncing Back From Crackdown, Protesters Surge Through Sudan’s StreetsDespite an internet ban and threats of violence, protesters massed in a quest for civilian rule, regaining momentum after scores of deaths. Taylor Swift on Scooter Braun Buying Her Old Label: ‘My Worst Case Scenario’In a Tumblr post on Sunday, the singer called out the powerful music manager for his purchase of her back catalog. Toddler Dies From E. Coli Linked to Contact With Animals at San Diego County FairOfficials say a 2-year-old boy, who died on June 24, was one of four children who showed symptoms of E. coli after coming in contact with animals at the fair in June. Fiery Plane Crash Kills 10 People in TexasThe turboprop airplane crashed into a hangar at Addison Airport, killing eight passengers and two crew members. Officials Warn of Wasp ‘Super Nests’ in AlabamaA colony can grow to be as big as a Volkswagen Beetle and can have 15,000 wasps. The last time scientists saw such an unusually high number of enormous nests was in 2006. A Monster to History, Stalin Is a Tourist Magnet in His HometownHow do you market a homegrown monster to the rest of the world? A popular museum in Stalin’s hometown in Georgia adopts an admiring tone, and the guided tour skips over his millions of victims. Could Ancient Greek Philosophy Help You Work Smarter and Better?The idea of “temperaments” or “humors” has been long debunked, but thinking in terms of broad personality types may actually help you get things done. In France, Debates About the Veil Hide a Long HistoryAn exhibition steps back from the country’s obsession with Muslim women’s dress to consider the many uses of head coverings throughout history. Swordfish and Salsa, Summer on a PlateWith swordfish populations in the United States now at a sustainable level, it’s a great time to serve it grilled, under a spicy tomato salsa. 9 Books to Watch For in JulyA new novel from Colson Whitehead, an oral history of World War II, heart-pounding thrillers and more. 10 Ways to Lower the Cancer Risk of GrillingIf you plan to grill often experts suggest taking some small steps to make a big difference in lowering your exposure to compounds that are tied to cancer. Unleashed, Robo-Insect Takes FlightTiny wings and tinier solar cells allow autonomous movement in a new robotic “bee.” Could a Gut Bacteria Supplement Make Us Run Faster?Running a marathon ramps up levels of a gut bacteria that made mice run faster, but it’s unclear whether it would work in people. For a ‘Saturday Night Live’ Writer, a Permanent Musical GuestThe Swedish rapper Rebin Shah, a.k.a. Rebstar, and Megan Callahan were married in a low-key ceremony in Tarrytown, N.Y. Reefer Madness or Pot Paradise? The Surprising Legacy of the Place Where Legal Weed BeganColorado’s first-in-the-nation experiment with legalized marijuana has infused the drug into almost every corner of life. More Recent Articles
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