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Power outage hits multiple Central American countries A massive power outage hit Central America, causing millions of people to lose electricity for hours.    
5 fireworks myths debunked by eye doctors Firecrackers, sparklers and bottle rockets may seem harmless enough, but there's really no such thing as safe fireworks for consumers, eye doctors warn.   N.J. Gov. Chris Christie goes to beach after closing them to public New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was photographed at the beach just days after closing them to the public due to a state government shutdown over the budget.  
Education cuts causes Oklahoma 'Teacher of the Year' to leave state Oklahoma's "teacher of the year" in 2016 has decided to move to Texas after the state's education cuts have left teacher salaries stagnant.   Chicago White Sox pull out 6-5 win over Texas Rangers Forget for a moment the time-honored cliche that holds that hitting is contagious.  
Marcell Ozuna, Miami Marlins mash Milwaukee Brewers Normally, stranding 15 runners while going 5-for-21 with runners in scoring position is an automatic death blow for a team.   Reports: Gunmen attack mosque in France Gunmen opened fire at a crowd of people outside of a mosque in France, injuring eight people.   Carlos Correa, Yuli Gurriel help carry Houston Astros past New York Yankees Ascendant shortstop Carlos Correa now has All-Star credentials, but what makes the Houston Astros so dangerous offensively is the impressive depth of their lineup.   Jose Ramirez leads Cleveland Indians past Detroit Tigers as Verlander's strikeout streak ends Jose Ramirez continues to tear up opposing pitchers no matter which side of the batter's box he is standing on.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Abu Dhabi Dropped From On-Board Laptop Ban ListThe airport and the airline have implemented enhanced security measures, the TSA said. Eight airlines and nine airports still remain on the list.
 
Fire Destroys Syrian Refugee Camp in LebanonA fire tore through a camp for Syrian refugees in Lebanon on Sunday, killing at least one person and leaving two in critical condition, the U.N. refugees' organization said.
U.S., Japan to Increase Pressure on North KoreaPrime Minister Shinzo Abe praised Trump in a phone call for imposing U.S. sanctions last week on Chinese entities accused of laundering money for North Korea.
Amelia Earhart's Disappearance Is Still as Mysterious 80 Years LaterAmelia Earhart was the first person to fly over the Atlantic and Pacific. Then she vanished.
'This Is Really New': Tower of Human Skulls Found in Mexico Sheds Light on AztecsA tower of human skulls unearthed beneath the heart of Mexico City has raised new questions the Aztec Empire after crania of women and children surfaced among the hundreds embedded in the forbidding structure.
Congo Ebola Outbreak Ends With 4 DeadAn outbreak of Ebola virus in Democratic Republic of Congo has ended, the World Health Organization says.
'We Know Them Very Well': ISIS Living Among Civilians in Liberated Mosul"There are at least 30 ISIS terrorists in my neighborhood. We know them very well," said Mohammed Sinan, who lives in the Al-Andulus area in eastern Mosul.
Istanbul Trans Pride March to Go on Despite Governor's BanThe rights group Istanbul LGBTI, host of the 8th Trans Pride March, said on social media it won't recognize the ban.
Deadline to Resolve Qatar Crisis Looms Over GulfQatar likely faces a deadline this weekend to comply with a list of demands issued by Bahrain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates.
Former Israeli PM Ehud Olmert Released From PrisonFormer Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert, convicted of accepting bribes, was released from prison on Sunday after being granted early release.
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Program to Spur Low-Income Housing Is Keeping Cities SegregatedIn Houston and in other cities, efforts to build low-income homes in wealthy, majority white neighborhoods have stalled.
Trump Tweets a Video of Him Wrestling ‘CNN’ to the GroundThe video, seemingly an edited clip from an old appearance on WrestleMania, ends with a restyling of the CNN logo as “FNN: Fraud News Network.”
Trump Foot Soldier Sidelined Under Glare of Russia InquiryMichael D. Cohen, a former personal injury lawyer, worked his way up to an office at Trump Tower. Now he’s further from the family fold and entangled in investigations.
The Right and Left React to Medicaid Cuts, the Travel Ban and MoreRead about how the other side thinks: Writers from across the political spectrum on the health care debate and the news of the week.
How Low Can Taxes Go? Outside Washington, Republicans Find LimitsRepublicans in several states have agreed to raise taxes recently, testing a fundamental economic principle for the right. But is Washington listening?
With Beaches Empty, Christie Wages One More FightThe shutdown of New Jersey’s government has its roots in a dispute about taking money held in reserve by Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield, the state’s largest health insurer.
U.S. to Allow Laptops Aboard Etihad Flights After Airline Tightens SecurityThe ban on many electronics on flights from some predominantly Muslim countries was put in place because of concerns that the Islamic State was developing a bomb hidden in portable devices.
U.S.-Backed Forces Close to Trapping ISIS Holdouts in RaqqaThe battle for the capital of the Islamic State’s self-proclaimed caliphate provides the American-led coalition, and the Trump administration, with an opportunity to deliver a blow to ISIS.
French Energy Giant to Invest $1 Billion on Iran Gas FieldThe firm is the first Western energy company to invest in a large infrastructure project in Iran since the nuclear deal with Tehran was agreed to in 2015.
Life on Mars: The Crew Answers Your QuestionsSix 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 fourth episode of this 360-video series, the crew answers audience questions. From the Quiet of Wimbledon, the Loud Groan of the CrowdBecause of the hushed atmosphere at Wimbledon, players are more likely to hear the groans of the crowd when they miss a shot.
On Tennis: Without Serena Williams, There’s No Clear Favorite at WimbledonThere are new threats as well as dangerous and unpredictable outsiders, and it has been a year of tennis comebacks.
Dispatch From Anatolia: On the Road With Protesters Marching Across Turkey to Condemn Erdogan’s PurgeThousands of Turkish lawmakers and citizens are marching from Ankara to Istanbul to protest a government crackdown after a failed coup last year. The Times visited them for a day.
Deportation a ‘Death Sentence’ to Adoptees After a Lifetime in the U.S.Phillip Clay, born in South Korea, was one of dozens of people adopted as children who were deported decades later from the United States for lack of citizenship. He killed himself in May.
Wealthy Qatar Weathers Siege, but Personal and Political Costs GrowWith its immense riches, Qatar can withstand the effects of a blockade. But the longer the dispute lasts, the more likely it is to destabilize the region.
Summer Reading Books: The Ties That Bind CollegesThe Times collected information on dozens of college summer reading programs and examined an annual survey of hundreds of universities. A few trends emerged.
Album Review: Jay-Z Revels in the Catharsis of Confession on ‘4:44’There are few distractions on this rapper’s raw 13th studio album, which responds to Beyoncé’s “Lemonade” and doesn’t strive to sound like the present hip-hop moment.
Fans of White House Garden Hope New Tenants Keep It GreenThose who support the White House Kitchen Garden are trying creative ways to keep it a priority for the new presidential administration.
On His Way Out, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Revs Up DaytonaEarnhardt’s wins have waned in his final Nascar season, but his fans filled a treasured track this weekend.
With Social Media, Vietnam’s Dissidents Grow Bolder Despite CrackdownFacebook and other online forums have become the connecting tissue for Vietnam’s increasingly public dissident voices. And the government is fighting back.
On Comedy: At The New Yorker, the Cartoonists Draw, but the Vision Is HersEmma Allen has taken over as cartoon editor at the magazine, freshening a venerable tradition with her interest in contemporary voices.
For Child Survivors of London Fire, a Belated Eid CelebrationThe local mosque near an apartment tower that was destroyed by fire held a funfair, with traditional games, for displaced families.
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