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In photos: Moments from the 2019 MTV Movie & TV Awards red carpet Stars of TV and film attend the 2019 MTV Movie & TV Awards at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, Calif., June 15, 2019. The show airs June 17.      Watch: Phil Mickelson disappointed after third-round struggles at U.S. Open Phil Mickelson said he was disappointed in his performance during Saturday's third round at the U.S. Open.   Watch: Tiger Woods has mixed performance in U.S. Open's third round Tiger Woods pointed to injuries and an 'achy' feeling after an inconsistent performance in the U.S. Open's third round Saturday.   Watch: Gary Woodland enters U.S. Open's final round atop leaderboard Gary Woodland enters the final round of the U.S. Open with a one-shot lead over Justin Rose after Saturday's third round at Pebble Beach, Calif.   India announces tariff hike on 28 U.S. exports India announced Saturday it is increasing tariffs on U.S. exports after the Trump administration ended a program that exempted Indian goods from U.S. import duties.   Pelicans trade Anthony Davis to Lakers for massive haul, three first-round picks The New Orleans Pelicans agreed to trade center Anthony Davis to the Los Angeles Lakers in a blockbuster deal.   Watch: Delays reported after plane skids off Newark runway No injuries were reported Saturday when a United Airlines flight from Denver skidded off a runway at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey.   Vintage Babe Ruth jersey sells for record $5.64 million A vintage Babe Ruth New York Yankees jersey sold for a record $5.64 million at an auction Saturday.   Look: Worshipers don hard hats for mass at Notre Dame Worshipers donned hard hats Saturday to attend the first mass at Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral since the fire two months earlier.   Watch: O.J. Simpson joins Twitter, promises to 'get even' Pro Football Hall of Fame running back O.J. Simpson, who was acquitted of double murder over 20 years ago, vowed to "get even" in a video he shared on Twitter.   Long lines form at U.S. Target stores amid widespread register outage Some Target stores across the United States said their registers were back up and running after a nationwide outage Saturday afternoon.   Amanda Knox, exonerated of murder, returns to Italy Amanda Knox, a U.S. citizen, has returned to Italy for the first time since she was released from prison in 2011 and acquitted of murder to tell her story.   Delta flight diverted to Wyoming airport when cargo hold temperature rises A Delta flight from Salt Lake City to Detroit made an emergency landing at a Wyoming airport when pilot deployed fire extinguishing measures in the cargo hold.   Man missing after going under during Hudson River swim New York police said a 67-year-old swimmer is missing after he was seen submerging during a marathon swim in the Hudson River.   Police arrest woman in former Arkansas state senator's slaying Authorities have arrested a woman in connection with homicide investigation into former Arkansas State Senator Linda Collins-Smith's death last week.   Iranian President Hassan Rouhani warns nuclear deal signatories of non-compliance Iranian President Hassan Rouhani warned the country will further scale back its compliance with the nuclear deal unless it receives "positive signals" from other signatories.   More than 260 dead dolphins found on Gulf Coast since February Scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are investigating why bottlenose dolphins are stranding themselves at an unusually high rate in the Northern Gulf of Mexico this year   Police arrest boy over alleged stabbing of N.J. principal A 14-year-old New Jersey student has been arrested for allegedly stabbing a principal during eighth grade graduation rehearsal.   Taylor Swift performs at Stonewall Inn for Pride Month Pop music star Taylor Swift performed Friday night at the Stonewall Inn, a New York landmark for the gay-rights movement.   One suspect arrested after twin bombings in Mogadishu A pair of car bombs in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, killed at least 8 people Saturday and injured at least 16.   FDA warns of infections from fecal transplants after deathWatch: Veronica and Logan reunite in new 'Veronica Mars' trailer Veronica and Logan appear to resume their on-off romance in the new trailer for Hulu's upcoming "Veronica Mars" revival.   Costco shooting: 1 dead, 3 injured, suspect in custody Police have taken the alleged gunman into custody after finding one dead and three injured on scene of Costco shooting in California last night.   Secret Service arrests man on charges of assault, unlawful entry near White House The Secret Service arrested a man for allegedly assaulting a police officer and trying to jump a security fence near the White House last night.   Gaten Matarazzo from 'Stranger Things' to host 'Prank Encounters' "Stranger Things" actor Gaten Matarazzo has signed on to host "Prank Encounters, a new hidden-camera comedy.   Hong Kong government to pause China extradition bill A top official in Hong Kong Saturday halted a controversial China extradition bill ahead of more protests.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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India to hit U.S. with retaliatory tariffsThe new duties, which take effect Sunday, are the latest trade row since President Trump took office and vowed to act against countries with which Washington has a large trade deficit.   Worshippers in hard hats attend Notre-Dame's first mass since fire“This cathedral is born of Christian hope,” the archbishop of Paris tweeted in French. ”[This cathedral] was born also of charity.” Bowing to mass protests, Hong Kong's leader suspends extradition billThe standoff between police and protesters was the former British colony's most severe political crisis in decades. Suspects in David Ortiz attack to remain in prisonThe Dominican Republic attorney general's office said more details about the attack on the former baseball star's will be revealed next week. More Recent Articles
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How Hong Kong’s Leader Made the Biggest Political Retreat by China Under XiLimited consultation within the Hong Kong government, and none with the public, led to an unexpected setback for local authorities and China’s government. The Murder Case That Lit the Fuse in Hong KongThe government said it needed an extradition bill to punish a killer. Hundreds of thousands of protesters didn’t buy it. Hong Kong’s Leader, Yielding to Protests, Suspends Extradition BillCarrie Lam, the city’s top official, had vowed for days to press on with the deeply unpopular bill, which would allow extradition to mainland China. U.S. Escalates Online Attacks on Russia’s Power GridThe Trump administration is using new authority to take more aggressive digital action in a warning to Moscow and in a demonstration of its abilities. As Passions Flare in Abortion Debate, Many Americans Say ‘It’s Complicated’Abortion is anything but a simple issue. But the nuance in how most Americans think about it has all but disappeared from the political conversation, some voters say. Democratic Candidates Promise to Close Wealth Gap Between Blacks and WhitesInequality of wealth and income was a dominant theme as four Democratic candidates addressed the Black Economic Alliance’s forum in South Carolina. Could Donor #2065 Be My Father?He was an Eagle Scout who had passed calculus and spoke some Mandarin. I was determined to meet him. Franco Zeffirelli, Italian Director With Taste for Excess, Dies at 96Mr. Zeffirelli’s opera productions sometimes drew critical ire, but audiences generally loved them. He worked in film, too. Franco Zeffirelli: The 9 Films and Operas That Defined a DirectorHis sumptuous, realistic style suited a classic “Romeo and Juliet” film and productions of “La Traviata” and “La Bohème.” 11 of Our Best Weekend ReadsThe biggest disaster in the music business. A reckoning for evangelicals. Billionaires with an unspeakable secret. The making of a YouTube radical. And more. How Should Christians Have Sex?Purity culture was harmful and dangerous. But its collapse has left a void for those of us looking for guidance in our intimate lives. Should I Call My Father?The hardest part of having a parent with Alzheimer’s is not knowing if you’re only causing him pain. Jon Meacham and Tim McGraw: How Country Music Explains America’s Divided HistoryIt’s never just about right versus left. In songs and in politics, things are more complicated. A Down and Dirty White HousePresident Trump invites dirty tricks in a filthy way. Donald Trump Will Pick the Democratic NomineeHe’s responsible for the bloat, tenor and dynamics of the party’s primary. Why Hong Kong Will Still March on SundayYes, the extradition bill has been suspended. No, that will not be enough. The Supreme Court Should Take a Field Trip to CaliforniaImmigrants want to take part in the census, a basic exercise in our democracy. But many are afraid. When We KillEverything you think you know about the death penalty is wrong. Can Dads Have It All?Or are child-rearing norms making both parents unhappy? Why Can’t Everyone Get A’s?Excellence is not a zero sum game. Sudan’s Uncertain Path to DemocracyAmerican engagement will be needed to ensure a peaceful transition to democratic rule after three decades of dictatorship. Long Before ‘Drag Race,’ There Was Mr. DanVH1 may have nudged drag into pop culture, but an impresario in Los Angeles has been staging his own “weird brand” for 25 years. I Don’t Go to Parties. I Go to Protests.Who doesn’t love making signs and getting angry with other people? Rage is a stronger social lubricant than alcohol, and it’s free! Woman and Daughter, 10, Found Dead in the Bronx, Police SayA man was taken to a hospital in critical condition with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, the police said. Susannah Hunnewell, Publisher of The Paris Review, Dies at 52She had been a member of its literary circles since joining it as an intern under its editor George Plimpton. Trump Renews Feud With London Mayor, Calling Him a ‘Disaster’President Trump assailed Sadiq Khan, the mayor, after a spate of knife attacks in Britain’s capital. “He is a national disgrace,” the president wrote. Tennessee Pastor Who Is Also a Detective Calls for L.G.B.T. People to Be ExecutedThe pastor said in a sermon that L.G.B.T. people were “freaks” and “worthy of death,” comments that have prompted prosecutors to review cases he has investigated. Worshiping in Hard Hats: Notre-Dame Offers First Mass Since BlazeA small group celebrated their faith and a fragile cathedral, which remains closed amid rebuilding. The Youngest Known Child Separated From His Family by the Trump AdministrationWatch our new TV series from The New York Times on FX and Hulu India Raises Tariffs, Escalating Trade Fight With TrumpThe new tariffs on 28 categories of American goods are more symbolic than painful, covering items like almonds, apples and finished metal products. ‘Shaft’ Made Richard Roundtree a Star. But Store Clerks Still Tailed Him.Returning to the role he originated nearly 50 years ago, the 76-year-old actor considers its disorienting impact on his life. DeWanda Wise, Star of ‘She’s Gotta Have It,’ Goes Thrift ShoppingNo to “nice lady blouses”; yes to sequins and a backless number. In ‘Toy Story 4,’ the Animators Pulling the Strings Reveal Woody’s Inner LifeComputerized micro-tweaks to facial expressions and movements are as finely coordinated as a central nervous system and shaded with emotion. Talking to a Black Woman Beekeeper About the American IdealMia Birdsong, an activist in Oakland, sees a lot of meaning in a hive. Can Home Cooking Reverse the Obesity Epidemic?A new book argues that for many families with limited time and money, avoiding processed food is not a realistic option. Pushing the Limits of Human EnduranceWhen we work out rigorously on a regular basis, our bodies adjust to limit our ability to expend energy, a new study shows. More Recent Articles
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