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Gov. Gavin Newsom apologizes to California's Native Americas for "genocide" California Gov. Gavin Newsom apologized Tuesday through an executive order to the state's Native Americans for the "genocide" it committed against its people.      Gunmen kill 38 people in Mali sectarian attack Unknown gunmen opened fire on two Mali villages Monday, killing at least 38 people, 10 days after 35 people were massacred in a similar attack, the government said Tuesday.   Sacramento Kings' Harrison Barnes to decline option, enter free agency Sacramento Kings forward Harrison Barnes is expected to decline his $25.1 million player option and become an unrestricted free agent.   Ex-Panthers RB Rod 'He Hate Me' Smart found safe after reported as missing Former Carolina Panthers and Philadelphia Eagles running back Rod Smart was found safe after he was reported missing in South Carolina.   Watch: Washington Nationals' Max Scherzer breaks nose on bunt attempt Washington Nationals starting pitcher Max Scherzer suffered a broken nose Tuesday after taking a ball off the face during a bunting drill, the team announced.   Oakland Raiders sign first-rounders Clelin Ferrell, Johnathan Abram The Oakland Raiders signed first-round draft picks Clelin Ferrell and Johnathan Abram to their rookie contracts, the team announced Tuesday.   Detroit Lions QB Matthew Stafford played through broken back last season Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford played through multiple tiny fractures in his back last season.   Justin Trudeau approves expansion of Trans Mountain oil pipeline Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Cabinet approved an expansion of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline Tuesday.   Iraqi-Canadian receives 26 years for plot to kill U.S. soldiers in Iraq A federal judge in New York sentenced an Iraqi-Canadian man to 26 years in prison Tuesday for plotting to kill U.S. soldiers in Iraq, the Justice Department announced.   Google announces $1B investment to build 20,000 San Francisco-area homes Google on Tuesday announced plans to invest $1 billion to build 20,000 homes in the California Bay Area over the next 10 years.   Houston Astros' Jose Altuve to rejoin team in Cincinnati, could play Wednesday Houston Astros second baseman Jose Altuve could be back playing with the team as early as Wednesday after an extended stint on the injured list.   Philadelphia shipping container seizure nets $1B cocaine bust Law enforcement officials seized shipping containers full of $1 billion worth of cocaine from a port in Philadelphia on Tuesday, federal prosecutors announced.   Autopsy report shows UNCC shooting victims died of multiple gunshots The North Carolina Office of the Chief Medical Examiner released autopsy reports for two students killed in a shooting at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in April.   Umpires union upset over one-game suspension for Padres' Machado A one-game suspension of San Diego Padres star Manny Machado is not sitting well with the Major League Baseball Umpires Association.   Genetic risk at fault for 30 percent of heart disease cases While diet and lifestyle play a large role in heart disease, researchers in Sweden report that more than 30 percent of cases are caused by genetics -- much higher than previously thought.   Watch: Australia's Sam Kerr scores two first half headers vs. Jamaica at Women's World Cup Australian striker Sam Kerr gave the Matildas a 2-0 first half lead against Jamaica in a Group C match at the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup Tuesday in Grenoble, France.   Sen. Susan Collins casts milestone 7,000th consecutive vote Sen. Susan Collins cast her milestone 7,000th consecutive vote in the Senate on Tuesday, citing Maine's "very strong work ethic."   Women's World Cup: Top 10 goals so far The 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup has been loaded with spectacular scores, but UPI broke down the best of the best with the top finishes from the first two rounds of the group stage in France.   Species of bush tomato a reminder that gender, sexuality are fluid, scientists say A newly named bush tomato plant serves as a reminder, researchers claim, that gender and sexuality are often fluid in the plant and animal kingdom.   Trump hits hard on immigration in 2020 campaign kickoff rally Thousands of people turned out to cheer on President Donald Trump for his evening campaign speech in Orlando.   U.N. targets hate speech with new strategy U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Tuesday unveiled a new strategy to confront hate speech, which he warned was a precursor to the Holocaust, and genocides in Bosnia, Cambodia and Rwanda.   Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton reinstated from injured list New York Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton is back with the team after being on the injured list for nearly all of the 2019 season.   Watch: Massive goldfish found in river after apparent flushing A New York state nonprofit is pleading with the public not to flush their unwanted pets after a 14-inch goldfish was found near a wastewater treatment plant.   Pence: U.S. Navy hospital ship to help displaced Venezuelans Vice President Mike Pence said Tuesday that a U.S. Navy hospital ship will set sail to relieve pressure from the strain of increase in displaced Venezuelans.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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No, the Dominican Republic hasn't suddenly become more dangerousStatistics indicate you're more likely to die as an American in the United States than you are as an American in the Dominican Republic.   New Jersey man becomes latest American tourist to die at a Dominican Republic resortJoseph Allen is at least the ninth American to have died while staying at resorts in the small Caribbean country. Venezuela's dead are not spared as theft increases in cemeteries"They even took the gold teeth of the dead,” said José Antonio Ferrer, who is in charge of the El Cuadrado cemetery in Maracaibo. Boris Johnson's to lose: Race for next U.K. leader nears the endgameBoris Johnson, the New York-born former mayor of London, remains the overwhelming favorite to succeed Prime Minister Theresa May. Boaty McBoatface makes significant climate change discovery on maiden missionThe polar research vessel discovered a significant link between Antarctic winds and rising sea temperatures. Fugitive suspected of paying for David Ortiz shooting identified, 10th suspect arrestedOrtiz is still recovering in Massachusetts, where his condition was updated to good on Tuesday. Germany's Angela Merkel shakes uncontrollably at ceremony, says she's OKThe German chancellor said she did not have enough water. Dow up 350 points after Trump says he'll meet with President Xi at G-20Trump said in a tweet he “had a very good telephone conversation” with Xi, noting that the two leaders will have "an extended meeting next week at the G-20 in Japan." China harvests organs from detainees, tribunal concludesChina's organ transplant trade is worth $1 billion a year, according to a tribunal. This story contains details some may find distressing. How the Philippine drug war inspired novelist Randy Ribay's 'Patron Saints of Nothing'“First and foremost, I was writing it for Filipino Americans, that was the primary audience in mind — Filipino American teenagers.” Senior soccer official arrested in 2022 World Cup investigationThe former UEFA president was arrested in relation to the awarding of the 2022 World Cup to Qatar, a judicial official said Tuesday. Hong Kong leader issues 'sincere apology,' refuses to resign or withdraw bill"I tender my sincere apology to the citizens of Hong Kong," Carrie Lam said in a press conference Tuesday. U.S. sending 1,000 troops to Middle East amid heightened tension with IranActing Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan cited recent tensions with Iran as a potential threat to United States interests across the region. 'Iran will not wage war' says country's presidentPresident Hassan Rouhani was speaking a day after the United States announced the deployment of more troops to the Middle East. New Zealand man jailed for sharing mosque shooting videoA Christchurch businessman who shared a video of worshippers being slaughtered at a New Zealand mosque was sentenced on Tuesday to 21 months in prison. More Recent Articles
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Fact-Checking Trump’s Rally: Russia, the Wall and Tax CutsPresident Trump delivered remarks in Florida in a formal start to his re-election effort. What We Learned From Trump’s Orlando RallyPresident Trump’s kickoff of his 2020 campaign showed that his portrait of the country is still bleak — and that he needs an opponent beyond Hillary Clinton. The Evangelical, the ‘Pool Boy,’ the Comedian and Michael CohenJerry Falwell Jr. defied expectations when he supported Donald J. Trump in 2016. Now details are emerging about behind-the-scenes maneuvering before the endorsement. Shanahan Withdraws as Defense Secretary Nominee, and Mark Esper Is Named Acting Pentagon ChiefAs the F.B.I. investigated domestic violence, Patrick M. Shanahan said the confirmation process would “force my three children to relive a traumatic chapter in our family’s life.” ICE Signals Mass Immigration Arrests, but Not the ‘Millions’ Trump PromisedThe agency, which is preparing to conduct raids targeting thousands of migrant families, was blindsided by the president’s tweet saying “millions of illegal aliens” would be deported. Trump Accuses Europe of Bolstering Its Economy at America’s ExpensePresident Trump is increasingly viewing international economic policy through a narrow lens, seeing only how other countries decisions affect the United States. Global Economic Growth Is Already Slowing. The U.S. Trade War Is Making It Worse.President Trump’s trade war is stirring uncertainty, weighing on manufacturing and disrupting increasingly delicate global economic growth. Patrick Shanahan, Orlando, Taylor Swift: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The World’s Far Corners and Deepest DepthsRobert Macfarlane talks about “Underland: A Deep Time Journey,” and Julia Phillips discusses “Disappearing Earth.” The Youngest Known Child Separated From His Family at the U.S. Border Under TrumpWatch our new TV series from The New York Times on FX and Hulu. Hacking the Russian Power GridAttacks by the United States risk escalating a digital Cold War and renew questions about whether certain targets should be off limits in cyber conflict. A Library Thrives, Quietly, in One of Pakistan’s Gun MarketsThe Darra Adam Khel Library, less than a year old and with more than 2,500 books, offers residents a respite from the arms bazaar that dominates local life. For Taylor Swift, Is Ego Stronger Than Pride?Three writers discuss her “You Need to Calm Down” video, which is populated with L.G.B.T.Q. celebrities. Not everyone sees it as a celebration. In a Miniature Space, Van Da Roams All Around VietnamThis new restaurant in the East Village explores regional cooking from cities like Hanoi, Saigon and Hue. Boris Johnson Rolls Along, but He Has Surprising CompanyHe leads the race for leadership of the Conservatives, but the maverick Rory Stewart, who rejects a no-deal Brexit, is building his own momentum. Hong Kong Was a Refuge for Mainland Chinese. The Extradition Bill Could Change That.Recent arrivals from mainland China are questioning their security in Hong Kong, which has offered safety and a way to stay connected. A Myanmar Doctor Trades Her Scrubs for a Bikini, and Loses Her LicenseA panel of doctors told Dr. Mwe San to delete racy photos of herself or lose the right to practice medicine. She says she’ll stick with modeling. Buttigieg Facing Test of Leadership After Shooting in South BendThe shooting of a black resident by a white police officer has revived scrutiny of Mr. Buttigieg’s sometimes strained relationships with the black community. Could the Christchurch Attacks Have Been Prevented?Australia and New Zealand appear to have paid little attention to the threat from far-right extremism as their security services focused overwhelmingly on the dangers of Islamist terrorism. The Workplace Still Isn’t Equal for Women. Here’s Some Advice to Navigate It.A field guide for working women. How to Keep Bedbugs From Coming Home With YouBedbugs peak in the summer, just in time for vacation. Here’s how to check your hotel bed for bloodsuckers — and what to do if you find them. Tiny Love Stories: ‘Our Families Couldn’t Know’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. For this issue, we sought stories from our Indian readers. Letter of Recommendation: Stick-and-Poke TattoosProfessional parlor tattoos have become respectable. Homemade tattoos are meaningful precisely because they look so bad. A Writer’s Surprisingly Healthful Breakfast CookiesMona Awad, whose novel “Bunny” is out this month, shares her more interesting alternative to oatmeal. Those Puppy Dog Eyes You Can’t Resist? Thank EvolutionDogs have a muscle that lets them make a face to melt a human’s heart. Grow Faster, Grow Stronger: Speed-Breeding Crops to Feed the FuturePlant breeders are fast-tracking genetic improvements in food crops to keep pace with global warming and a growing human population. Getting a Good Night’s Sleep Without DrugsAlternatives to prescription drugs for insomnia offer better, safer and more long-lasting solutions, experts say. I Went for a Run. Then My Heart Stopped.This past New Year’s Eve, I expressed thanks for getting through another year. Two days later, I was nearly dead. More Recent Articles
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