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2019 NBA Awards: Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo named Most Valuable Player The 2019 NBA Awards took place Monday night at Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, Calif., as Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo was named the NBA's Most Valuable Player.      Judge approves Teva's $85M opioid settlement with Oklahoma A judge approved Monday a revised $85 million settlement between Oklahoma and Teva Pharmaceuticals over the company's role in fueling the state's ongoing opioid crisis.   Portland Trail Blazers trade Evan Turner to Atlanta Hawks for Kent Bazemore The Portland Trail Blazers traded Evan Turner to the Atlanta Hawks for Kent Bazemore, the teams announced Monday.   St. Louis Cardinals closer Jordan Hicks suffers torn UCL St. Louis Cardinals closer Jordan Hicks suffered a torn UCL in his throwing elbow, the team announced Monday.   German air force pilot found dead after jet collision A pilot died Monday after two German air force jets collided midair during a training exercise.   Supreme Court rules 'crime of violence' law is unconstitutionally vague A divided Supreme Court ruled Monday that a federal law requiring longer prison sentences for using a gun during a "crime of violence" is unconstitutionally vague.   Watch live: SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch to carry weather satellites, other payloads SpaceX's third-ever Falcon Heavy rocket went upright Monday in Florida, prepared to launch 24 government research satellites.   Truck driver in New Hampshire motorcycle crash charged with negligent homicide A Massachusetts truck driver faces seven counts of negligent homicide Monday for his role in a deadly motorcycle crash in New Hampshire over the weekend.   Study: Coffee might stimulate the body to burn calories Coffee may help fight obesity by stimulating the body to burn calories in a process called thermogenesis, according to a British study.   Rep. Jerrold Nadler reaches deal to interview former White House staffer Annie Donaldson The House judiciary committee reached an agreement Monday with Annie Donaldson, the former chief of staff for former White House counsel Donald McGahn, to give testimony before the panel.   Many tobacco retailers lax on age restrictions, study shows Tobacco retailers only checked IDs about half of the time, despite federal and state age restrictions on the sale of tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, according to a new "secret shopper" study.   CDC: U.S. measles cases climb to 1,077 Measles cases continue to pile up in the United States, as the nation has now reached 1,077 cases, which are spread through 28 states, according to the CDC.   Knicks fined $50,000 for banning media from press conference The New York Knicks were fined $50,000 by the NBA Monday for violating the league's rules about equal access for media.   Road construction accelerates deforestation in the Congo, study shows New research suggests the proliferation of new roads in the Congo is encouraging an ecological catastrophe.   Commonly prescribed anticholinergic drugs linked to dementia risk A widely used group of drugs -- anticholinergics -- used for everything from depression to allergies and gastrointestinal conditions to Parkinson's disease, may increase risk for dementia, a new study says.   Two Kawhi Leonard billboards appear in Los Angeles Los Angeles began its pitch to lure Toronto Raptors superstar and possible free agent Kawhi Leonard with two digital billboards placed close to Staples Center.   Supreme Court strikes down law against 'scandalous' trademarks The Supreme Court on Monday struck down a law prohibiting trademark protection for brand names that some consider obscene, allowing clothing company FUCT to move forward with legal recognition.   Milwaukee Milkmen to play inaugural home game Monday after month in Indiana The Milwaukee Milkmen, an independent baseball team that began play last month, will finally play their first "true" home game after construction delays at Routine Field.   NFL announces dates, locations for 2019 training camp The NFL announced the dates and locations for all 32 teams training camps this off-season on Monday.   Look: Boa constrictor found slithering in Florida road Police in Florida shared photos from a call that involved an unusual suspect being "taken into custody" -- a red-tail boa constrictor.   Navy takes delivery of littoral combat ship USS Cincinnati The U.S. Navy accepted delivery of its newest littoral combat ship, to be named the USS Cincinnati, in ceremonies in Mobile, Ala.   Defense bill calls for military port on Arctic Ocean The defense bill in the U.S. Congress specifies that a new strategic port in the Arctic Ocean must be identified and designated.   Kangaroo reported hopping across walking bridge over Wisconsin highway Police in Wisconsin said they are on the lookout for a loose kangaroo after a marsupial was reported hopping across a highway walking bridge Monday morning.   Women's World Cup soccer: U.S. defeats Spain 2-1 to reach quarterfinals Megan Rapinoe converted two penalty kicks and the United States defeated Spain in the round of 16 Monday to reach the quarterfinals of the Women's World Cup soccer tournament.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Megan Rapinoe scores twice as U.S. women beat Spain in World CupAmericans secure quarterfinal match later this week against host France.   Abduction, beatings, electrocution: Gay man describes torture in Chechnya“They came during the night,” Ahmed said. “While police officers repeatedly asked me to betray other LGBTQ community members, I was beaten — for hours. Italy selected to host 2026 Winter OlympicsThe International Olympic Committee made the announcement after a daylong conference in Lausanne, Switzerland. Brazil's largest city draws hundreds of thousands for Pride marchSão Paulo hosts one of the world’s biggest pride parades, and a massive crowd attended its first since the election of far-right President Jair Bolsonaro. In Chile, children of those killed during Pinochet regime demand legal recognitionDespite strides, Chile continues to uphold deep barriers against the children of leftist dissidents killed during the brutal Pinochet regime. Hard Rock Hotel in Dominican Republic to remove liquor from minibars"The safety and health of our guests is now, and has always been, our highest priority," the hotel said. Trump announces 'hard-hitting' new sanctions on IranPresident Donald Trump may have called off the airstrikes — for now — but tensions between the United States and Iran looked set to ramp up elsewhere. White House tries not to talk about slain journalist as Pompeo visits Saudi Arabia“Take their money. Take their money, Chuck,” Trump said of the Saudis during an exclusive interview with NBC News' Chuck Todd. 'No evidence' Russia tried to influence Brexit vote using Facebook, exec saysFacebook’s global affairs chief said that data analytics firm Cambridge Analytica was not to blame for the outcome of the Brexit referendum. Bodies of seven climbers missing in Himalayas recoveredThe group's tragic end comes amid this season's high death toll on Mount Everest. More Recent Articles
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Hundreds of Migrant Children Are Moved Out of an Overcrowded Border StationThe children, who had been living for weeks in filthy conditions on the Texas border, have been transferred to other shelters, including a tent facility in El Paso. Emergency Aid for Migrants Badly Divides DemocratsCongress is trying to rush billions of dollars to the border to alleviate the suffering of detained migrants, but Democrats fear the funds will advance President Trump’s immigration policies. Mexico’s Crackdown at Its Southern Border, Prompted by Trump, Scares Migrants From CrossingIncreased enforcement along the border with Guatemala, which began in recent days, has made crossing into Mexico harder. This has dissuaded migrants from traveling north. Trump Imposes New Economic Sanctions on Iran, Adding to TensionsThe sanctions are meant to prevent some top Iranian officials from using the international banking system, but the move is largely symbolic. Iranians Greet Latest Sanctions Imposed by U.S. With MockeryBoth hard-liners and reformers argued that the new sanctions would have little practical impact. One Iranian joked on Twitter: “The only people left to sanction are me, my dad and our neighbor’s kid.” Democrats Will Debate in a City Under Siege by Climate ChangeActivists wanted a Democratic debate focused entirely on climate change. They aren’t getting one, but in Miami this week, the issue will be inescapable. Guantánamo Case to Test Whether Torture Can Be Put on the DocketA confessed courier for Al Qaeda is seeking time off his sentence as compensation for what happened to him in the secret C.I.A. prisons. Hats Like Sneezes, Playing at Aristocracy and Other Notes From Royal AscotAn innocent went to the races, a major event on the British social calendar, in search of answers about class, nostalgia and the state of England today. She went in the wrong hat. Iran Sanctions, Health Care Costs, Women’s World Cup: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. A Military Crackdown in SudanThe country’s military helped pro-democracy protesters topple a dictator. Then it turned against them. No Easy Answers on ReparationsA much-delayed discussion of how to make amends for slavery has taken center stage, but it’s only a start. ‘I’m Republican. I Never Thought I’d Fight for Medicaid.’Medicaid expansion could benefit 4.5 million Americans. North Carolina is taking on the fight, as health care for 500,000 hangs in the balance. There’s No Excuse for Mistreating Children at the Border. Here’s What To Do About It.Speak up. Donate. Educate yourself. Vote. I Shouldn’t Have to Publish This in The New York TimesThe way we regulated social media platforms didn’t end harassment, extremism or disinformation. It only gave them more power and made the problem worse. A New Dawn in Turkey After Erdogan Loses IstanbulThe opposition candidate won Istanbul by reorienting Turkey toward a politics that might enable democratic coexistence. Why Are Elizabeth Warren and Donald Trump Trying to Weaken the Dollar?A strong dollar makes America strong. Any campaign to devalue it is likely to backfire. How E-Commerce Sites Manipulate You Into Buying Things You May Not WantResearch released this week finds that many online retailers use so-called dark patterns to influence what shoppers decide to purchase. Cracking down on the practice could be difficult. ‘As We Approached My Stop, I Did Something I Hadn’t Anticipated’On the way home from a book-signing, help fixing a flat tire in the Bronx and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary. White House Directs Conway Not to Testify Before House PanelKellyanne Conway, President Trump’s counselor, was asked to answer questions about her violations of a federal law that bars government officials from engaging in political activities at work. U.K. Appeals Court Overturns Order for Mentally Disabled Woman to Have AbortionDays after a British judge ruled it was in the best interests of a developmentally disabled woman to have an abortion, the Court of Appeal decided in favor of the woman’s mother, who opposes an abortion. Hong Kong Police, Once Called ‘Asia’s Finest,’ Are Now a Focus of AngerThe police have struggled to manage some of the largest protests in the city’s history, as they defend a government that much of the public has turned against. How a Brand Name Becomes GenericPass the Kleenex, please. Watching ‘Euphoria,’ Two Young Recovering Addicts Saw ThemselvesThe women, now in their 20s and in rehab, said they recognized their own lives in the HBO show’s portrayal of teen drug use. Lena Waithe: Why Aren’t Black Stars Funding Films by Black Auteurs?For our project on the future of movies, the writer and producer argues that “there’s a way for us to change the business from the inside out.” A Favorite Summer Pasta Gets a New IngredientBright, briny bottarga, a Mediterranean delicacy, tops this take on zucchini pasta. When the Apartment Next Door Reeks of WeedYou don’t have to live in a fetid cloud of pot smoke. Here are some ways to solve the problem. How NASA Sold the Science and Glamour of Space TravelAt the time of the Apollo 11 lunar landing mission in the 1960s, some Americans had reservations about the wisdom of reaching for the stars when troubles swelled on Earth. Pod of Killer Whales Makes Rare Visit to Monterey BayThere has been a startling number of killer whale sightings in the bay in June, normally an off-season month for whale watchers. For Cephalopod Week, Dive Into the World of Octopuses, Squids and MoreA few fun facts about the many-armed creatures. A Year in Paris That Transformed Jacqueline Kennedy OnassisAs a college student, Jacqueline Bouvier spent her junior year in Paris, and the city became one of the greatest influences in her life. What Are You Doing for Lunch?A vintage look at getting away from work (usually) to grab a bite. More Recent Articles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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