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New York lawmakers ban cat declawing New York lawmakers passed a ban on cat declawing Tuesday, taking the state one step closure to being the first in the nation to outlaw the controversial practice.      House passes bill to provide citizen path for DACA recipients The House passed a bill on Tuesday providing a path to citizenship to people protected under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.   Homeless population increases by 12 percent in Los Angeles County The number of homeless people in California's Los Angeles County increased to nearly 60,000 despite a multi-million dollar investment aimed at ending homelessness.   South Carolina man Timothy Jones Jr. convicted of killing his five children A South Carolina court on Tuesday found a man guilty of killing his five children in their mobile home in 2014.   First of 15 replicas of Neil Armstrong's Apollo 11 spacesuit unveiled at Nationals Park The Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum on Tuesday unveiled the first of 15 life-sized statues of Neil Armstrong's spacesuit from his historic walk on the moon. The resin statue was put on view at Nationals Park.   Alabama legislature passes bill requiring chemical castration for child sex offenders Alabama's state legislature passed a bill Tuesday that would force people convicted of child sex crimes to undergo chemical castration.   FDA scores victory in lawsuit to regulate stem cell treatments A federal judge in Florida has handed the U.S. Food and Drug Administration a victory in a case seeking to prevent unproven stem cell treatments from being used on patients.   Thousands gather in Hong Kong for China's lone Tiananmen Square memorial Tens of thousands of people gathered in Hong Kong on Tuesday for the lone memorial in China commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre.   Former Broward deputy arrested for not entering building during Parkland shooting Authorities on Tuesday arrested a former Marjory Stoneman Douglas High school resource officer who didn't enter the school during a February 2018 mass shooting.   HIV patients at higher risk for early heart disease, lack of care Antiretroviral therapy used with HIV patients opens them up to heart disease, sudden cardiac failure, heart failure and sudden cardiac deaths compared to people without the virus.   CPB announces 2 more adult migrant deaths at border U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced two more Central American migrant deaths, bringing the number of migrants who died at the southwestern border over the weekend to three.   Dolphins safety Reshad Jones says he can't control trade speculation Trade rumors swirled around Miami Dolphins safety Reshad Jones after he didn't show up for OTAs, but the two-time Pro Bowl selection says he can only "control what I can control."   Breast MRI may be too sensitive for some for annual cancer screening While breast MRI can detect things standard mammograms don't, many of those detections lead to unneeded biopsies that turn out not to be cancer, according to new research.   Ice sheets in Patagonia are more massive than scientists thought The slabs of ice that stretch across vast portions of Argentina and Chile are bigger and thicker than scientists thought, according to a seven-year survey of Patagonia's ice.   N.C. coach Mack Brown has knee replacement performed by former player North Carolina football coach Mack Brown is recovering after knee replacement surgery performed by one of his former players.   Caffeine, nicotine withdrawal can cause problems in ICU Withdrawal symptoms from coffee and cigarettes may confuse providers at hospital ICUs because they can mimic symptoms of other dangerous conditions.   Little research exists on cannabis impact on women, study says Not enough studies investigate the negative psychological impacts of marijuana on young women, a new study says.   CVS aims to open 1,500 health hubs in stores by 2021 amid Aetna deal CVS outlined Tuesday a strategy to accelerate growth amid skepticism from investors over its Aetna merger, including opening 1,500 health hubs in stores by 2021.   Watch: Woman's ear pain caused by tiny spider A doctor in Vietnam captured video when a patient's ear pain turned out to be caused by a tiny spider living inside her ear.   In photos: Moments from tennis' French Open Professional tennis players take the court during the French Open, aka Roland-Garros, in Paris from May 20 through June 9, 2019.   White House tells Hope Hicks, Annie Donaldson not to comply with subpoena The White House instructed two former staffers not to hand over any documents subpoenaed by the House judiciary committee, unnamed officials said Tuesday.   Watch: Diver embraced by playful seal off British coast A diver off the British coast shared video of his encounter with a curious seal that appeared to be trying to steal his face mask.   A new Nike shirt may have revealed where Kevin Durant will play next season A new T-shirt released by Nike may give fans an idea where Golden State Warriors' forward Kevin Durant will play next season.   Woman wins $100,000 on her first scratch-off lottery ticket A Washington, D.C., woman who bought a scratch-off lottery ticket for the first time in Maryland ended up with a $100,000 jackpot.   French Open: Federer, Nadal advance to semifinals Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer will play one another in the French Open semifinals after winning their respective matches during Tuesday's quarterfinals.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Philippines' Duterte claimed he was 'cured' of being gayIn that same Tokyo speech, President Rodrigo Duterte also said, “Long live the gay people of the Philippines,” to cheers from the crowd.   Trump admin gave green light to nuclear permits for Saudi Arabia after Khashoggi killingDemocratic Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia says the approvals show "President Trump's eagerness to give the Saudis anything they want." Post-war Western alliance in doubt, 75 years after D-DayWorld leaders will attend events this week to mark 75 years since the D-Day landings in Normandy — but the post-war order is under threat. As the world commemorates Tiananmen Square, China is silentAs the rest of the world marks the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protests and massacre, China finds ways to make its citizens avoid it. Trump admin puts new limits on Cuba travel, including cruise shipsThousands of Americans have visited Cuba on cruise ships in the past five years, providing a valuable source of revenue for the communist government. Protesters flood London streets as Trump meets British Prime Minister"Let's show him what we think of his divisive, hateful policies," organizers said. Mexico's Pres. López Obrador expects deal with U.S. over immigration“I’m optimistic...that there will be a deal before June 10,” said Mexico's president. Trump calls London mayor a 'stone cold loser' at start of U.K. state visitThe president's comments come after Sadiq Khan said that Trump shouldn't have been offered a state visit. At least 4 dead in Australia shooting, suspect in custodyA 45-year-old man was in custody following the shooting. Survival chances fade for missing mountaineering group in HimalayasThe chances that any of the eight missing climbers being found alive are virtually non-existent, a search official told NBC News Tuesday. More Recent Articles
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Senate Republicans Warn White House Against Mexico TariffsIn a contentious meeting at the Capitol, Senate Republicans told senior White House officials that they are prepared to resist tariffs on Mexico if President Trump pushes forward. As Trump Dangles Post-Brexit Trade Deal, Some Britons See OpportunismThe prospect of a Britain overly dependent on the United States divided politicians and added to the grievances of anti-Trump protesters in London. Stocks Jump as Fed’s Powell Suggests Rates Could Come DownJerome H. Powell, the Federal Reserve chairman, said the central bank was “closely monitoring” trade and “as always, we will act as appropriate” to sustain the expansion. Deputy Who Stayed Outside During Parkland School Shooting Faces Criminal ChargesScot Peterson, a former Broward County sheriff’s deputy, faces charges of neglect of a child, culpable negligence and perjury, the authorities said. How Officials Say Scot Peterson Failed During the Parkland ShootingMr. Peterson did not enter the building and he directed law enforcement to stay away, according to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. After Another Mass Shooting, Another Virginia Governor Tries to Change Gun LawsGov. Ralph Northam called a special legislative session to address gun violence after a gunman killed 12 people on Friday at the municipal center in Virginia Beach. F.B.I., Pushing to Stop Domestic Terrorists, Grapples With Limits on Its PowerA debate has emerged over whether federal law enforcement has enough tools to fight racially motivated mass shootings and other attacks. Climate Change Takes Center Stage as Biden and Warren Release PlansEven former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has embraced the goals of the Green New Deal, showing just how far the Democratic field has moved on climate change. Biggest Offender in Outsize Debt: Graduate SchoolsThe market for master’s degrees behaves in strange and erratic ways, new data reveals. Tariffs, Parkland, Claude Monet: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. What to Read This SummerThis week, thrillers, travel writing and more recommendations for the season. Jacki Weaver Reads ‘What Luck Means Now’On this week’s Modern Love podcast, the “Perpetual Grace, LTD” actress reads an essay about the relative nature of luck. What if Congress Were in Charge, Not Trump?Our legislators need to return to lawmaking and help our political culture escape poisonous polarization. The People Screaming for Blood Have No Idea How Tech Actually WorksSuddenly regulators’ guns are blazing, but it looks thoughtless and is likely to prove pointless. The U.S. and Chinese Presidents Should Go on a Weekend RetreatThey and the rest of the world will regret the result if their reprisals over trade issues keep escalating. Stop Trying to Make Coal Great AgainWhen it comes to coal, President Trump seems to care more about politics than free-market principles. Mr. Trump Storms the U.K.The American president has lost his ability to shock and awe, but not for lack of trying. What Are Conservatives Actually Debating?What the strange war over “David French-ism” says about the right. Will Arms Control Foes Take Aim at Another Treaty?An official’s vague accusation could undermine the Nuclear Test Ban agreement. Stonewall: The Making of a MonumentEver since the 1969 riots on the streets outside New York City’s Stonewall Inn, L.G.B.T.Q. communities have gathered there to express their joy, their anger, their pain and their power. Why Does Google Know Everything You’ve Bought on Amazon for the Past Six Years?Sometimes it’s worth pausing to ask the simplest questions. The Crooked Path to Women’s SuffrageThe Senate ratified the 19th Amendment a century ago. What took so long? Who’s Afraid of Arabic Numerals?Before there was a Western civilization, there was Islamic civilization. A Stand-Up Example of Sit-Down PizzaThe crowds have moved on, but Una Pizza Napoletana has only improved, becoming one of the most enjoyable pizzerias in New York. House Votes to Give ‘Dreamers’ a Path to CitizenshipThe House voted Tuesday to give 2.5 million young undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship, a defiant gesture as President Trump pushes a crackdown on migrants. Senators Look to Force 22 Votes Blocking Arms Sales to Saudi ArabiaA bipartisan group of senators will try to force votes rebuking the White House’s decision to circumvent Congress to sell munitions to Saudi Arabia. Paul Manafort to Be Sent to Rikers, Where He Will Be Held in IsolationMr. Manafort was indicted on state charges, which prosecutors brought to ensure he would go to prison if pardoned by President Trump. High-profile inmates are often held in protective custody. JPMorgan Chase Seeks to Prohibit Card Customers From SuingCustomers with Chase credit cards received notifications informing them their rights to sue would end unless they opted out, in writing, by Aug. 7. Leader of Mexican Church La Luz Del Mundo Charged With Sex Crimes in Los AngelesA complaint filed by the California attorney general’s office accuses Naasón Joaquín García, 50, of raping a child, among more than a dozen other crimes. Talks Between Democrats and Justice Dept. in Doubt Over Barr Contempt VoteHouse Democrats signaled willingness to renew negotiations over access to the full Mueller report and its evidence, but rejected a call to pre-emptively cancel the vote on the attorney general. Carnival Cruises to Pay $20 Million in Pollution and Cover-Up CaseIn 2016, Princess Cruise Lines agreed to pay $40 million for illegal dumping. But that didn’t stop Carnival, its parent company, from polluting again. What to Do With All Those Tote BagsIt’s O.K., we all have a problem with them. Practical Ways to Improve Your Confidence (and Why You Should)Self-confidence is just one element in a triad of things that make up our overall “confidence.” Here’s what you can do to boost yours. How the Tiananmen Massacre Shocked, Then Inspired a Chinese Political CartoonistThe authorities in China have moved quickly to censor the cartoonist, Badiucao, whose work uses bold — and critics say sometimes vulgar — imagery. A Ballet ‘Jane Eyre’? Reader, She Dances With HimCathy Marston, known for ambitious narrative works, brings her adaptation of Brontë’s novel to American Ballet Theater. Tiny Love Stories: ‘The Most Beautiful Hands I’ve Ever Seen’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Watch Octavia Spencer Take a Dark Turn in ‘Ma’The Oscar-winning actress shows a new side in this scene, narrated by the director Tate Taylor. Their Children Were Conceived With Donated Sperm. It Was the Wrong Sperm.As genetic testing becomes more widespread, parents are finding that sperm used in artificial insemination did not come from the donors they chose. The Shorebirds of Delaware Bay Are Going HungryOn their migrations north, famished birds stop to feast on eggs laid by horseshoe crabs. But the crabs were overfished, and conservationists say that some bird species may not recover. Protecting Sleep in the Hospital, for Both Patients and DoctorsWhat if sleep were considered a continuous infusion of a medication that helped patients heal faster? The Coming G.O.P. ApocalypseStumbling blind into the age of diversity. More Recent Articles
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