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Watch: New York Mets' Pete Alonso wins 2019 MLB Home Run Derby New York Mets first baseman Pete Alonso blasted 23 homers in the final round to win the 2019 MLB Home Run Derby on Monday night at Progressive Field in Cleveland.      Judge blocks Trump administration from requiring drug companies to list prices in TV ads A federal judge ruled Monday to block the Trump administration from forcing pharmaceutical companies to list the prices of medication in television advertisements.   Warriors trade Damian Jones, pick to Hawks for Omari Spellman The Golden State Warriors traded center Damian Jones and a second-round pick in the 2026 NBA Draft to the Atlanta Hawks.   Oklahoma City Thunder trade F Jerami Grant to Denver Nuggets The Oklahoma City Thunder traded forward Jerami Grant to the Denver Nuggets for a first-round pick in the 2020 NBA Draft.   Nearly a month's worth of rain in 1 hour triggers travel nightmare in D.C. area Commuters in the Washington, D.C., and Baltimore area faced an extremely difficult and dangerous drive back to work on Monday as heavy downpours flooded local roadways.   Watch: Deer joins July Fourth beachgoers in Michigan A deer joined visitors for a swim at a Lake Michigan beach on Fourth of July weekend.   Democrats subpoena Trump businesses in emoluments case Congressional Democrats issued dozens of subpoenas seeking documents and records from President Donald Trump's private businesses Monday.   Wisconsin man claims $5.9M jackpot 10 days before lottery ticket expired A Wisconsin man claimed a nearly $6 million lottery prize 10 days before the ticket expired, state lottery officials announced Monday.   Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones: 'I'm not going to hold out' Atlanta Falcons star wide receiver Julio Jones isn't worried about his contract situation this off-season and said he doesn't plan to hold out.   Oklahoma City Thunder star Russell Westbrook eyeing Miami Heat Oklahoma City star point guard Russell Westbrook is open to being traded by Thunder general manager Sam Presti after the departure of co-star Paul George.   Saudi Arabian airline flyadeal announces all Airbus fleet Saudi Arabian airline flyadeal announced plans to operate a fleet comprising only Airbus aircraft after canceling an order for Boeing's globally grounded 737 Max Jets.   Rep. Eric Swalwell drops out of 2020 presidential race Rep. Eric Swalwell on Monday announced his withdrawal from the 2020 presidential race Monday, citing flagging polling and fundraising numbers.   Former No. 2 pick Jabari Parker to sign with Atlanta Hawks Former Chicago Bulls and Washington Wizards forward Jabari Parker agreed to a deal with the Atlanta Hawks on Monday.   Los Angeles Lakers to sign free-agent guard Avery Bradley Former Boston Celtics guard Avery Bradley agreed to a contract with the Los Angeles Lakers on Monday.   16-foot python, 50 eggs found nesting under South Florida house Conservationists said they captured a 16-foot-long Burmese python that was nesting under a South Florida house with up to 50 eggs.   Retired astronaut Terry Virts to attempt world record flight Retired astronaut Terry Virts is expected take off from Florida's Kennedy Space Center on Tuesday morning in an attempt to break a world record.   CBO says $15 minimum wage would boost wages for 17M, cost 1.3M jobs Raising the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour would boost wages for some 17 million people, but cost the United States 1.3 million jobs, the Congressional Budget Office said Monday.   Prediction tool helps identify people at high risk for HIV Researchers have developed a new tool to pinpoint patients at high risk for contracting HIV to provide them with preventive preexposure prophylaxis treatment.   Gene-editing enzymes imaged in 3D Scientists have for the first time captured high-definition, 3D images of enzymes in the process of cutting DNA strands.   Teens who abuse opioids likely to use heroin, study says More than 13 percent of young people who currently use prescription opioids to get high, and nearly 11 percent of who stopped using them to get high, moved on to heroin after graduation.   N.Y. Gov. Andrew Cuomo signs bill giving lawmakers access to Donald Trump's state taxes New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday signed legislation giving lawmakers access to President Donald Trump's state tax returns.   Soldier performs 4,489 burpees in 12 hours A Detroit man performed 4,689 chest-to-ground burpees, a conditioning exercise, in 12 hours, in support of a military foundation.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Hong Kong extradition bill 'is dead,' chief executive saysWeeks of massive protests lead to the death of the bill that would have sent suspects to mainland China for prosecution.   U.K. scrambles to make nice after top diplomat blasts TrumpThe British government said the revelation was a matter of regret. “We believe the leak is unacceptable,” Prime Minister Theresa May’s spokesman said Monday. Saudi airline cancels $6B Boeing order in favor of Airbus. Who's next?“If this plane doesn’t start flying again before Christmas, it could start to get very ugly for Boeing in terms of order cancellations,” one aviation expert said. Climate change is devastating Central America, driving migrants to the U.S. borderFarmers in rural Honduras and Guatemala are living on the edge of hunger, not knowing if the next harvest will come. Venezuela's rule of law has crumbled: report“The focus of this report is on the usurpation of the authority of the legislative by the government in Venezuela," said ICJ secretary-general Sam Zarifi. In Mexico, López Obrador gets little backlash for migrant crackdownRev. Alejandro Solalinde, who runs a shelter for migrants in southern Mexico and has criticized past administrations, said “someone had to impose order on the border." Deutsche Bank slashes 18,000 jobs in brutal cullOne laid-off equities trader said the mood was "pretty gloomy" as people were called in to meetings. "They give you this packet and you are out of the building," he said. 'The Terminator' convicted of war crimes in Congo"Some bodies were found naked, some had their hands tied up and some had their heads crushed. Several bodies were disemboweled." Two Americans gored after Pamplona bull runOne of the men, pierced in the neck by the bull's horn, is in grave condition, according to Spanish authorities. More Recent Articles
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Judge Blocks Trump Rule Requiring Drug Companies to List Prices in TV AdsA federal court judge said the Health and Human Services Department had overreached its regulatory authority in trying to force drugmakers to disclose their prices. Trump Saw Opportunity in Speech on Environment. Critics Saw a ‘“1984” Moment.’Consultants thought the speech would help President Trump’s re-election efforts. But experts said many of the president’s claims weren’t based in fact. Leaked British Cables Critical of Trump Lead to Diplomatic UproarPresident Trump’s statement came close to declaring Kim Darroch, the ambassador, persona non grata — an extraordinary breach between the United States and one of its closest allies. Farewell, Swalwell: As One 2020 Democrat Drops Out, Will Others Follow?In the On Politics newsletter: Some candidates may be starting to realize time spent lingering at the bottom of the polls could come at a cost back home. Elizabeth Warren’s Fund-Raising: $19.1 Million in 3 Months, Outpacing SandersMs. Warren’s fund-raising total is likely to place her third among Democrats in the second quarter, behind Pete Buttigieg and Joseph R. Biden Jr. ‘Our Duty to Fight’: The Rise of Militant BuddhismA call to arms for Sri Lankan monks. Ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya in Myanmar. A Buddhist faith known for pacifism is taking its place in a new age of nationalism. As Cameras Track Detroit’s Residents, a Debate Ensues Over Racial BiasStudies have shown that facial recognition software can return more false matches for African-Americans than for white people, a sign of what experts call “algorithmic bias.” G.M. Leaves Lordstown Behind in Hard Bet on FutureWatch our new TV show from The New York Times on FX and Hulu. The Trial of a Navy SEAL ChiefProsecutors said it was a murder. The defense said it was a mutiny. We look at what the not-guilty verdict says about the culture within the elite force. Zoe Lister-Jones Reads ‘An Empty Heart Is One That Can Be Filled’This week, the Modern Love podcast revisits an essay about the benefits of heartbreak. Show Them the MoneyThe United States women’s national soccer team has earned a parade. The players also earned a payday at least equal to their male counterparts. Greece Is the Good News Story in EuropeGreek resilience through crisis demonstrates that reports of democracy’s demise are exaggerated. Winners of the Nobel Peace Prize: Here’s How to Stop War With IranIran wants its economic sanctions lifted. The United States wants an assurance that Iran will not acquire nuclear weapons. It is time to talk. How the World Cup Team Beat TrumpThe victory march was a reminder that our greatest weapon is our attention. One Lesson From the Katz-Cabán RecountNew York still needs more election reform. This Chemical Kills. Why Aren’t Regulators Banning It?A fiery refinery blast in Philadelphia could be just the beginning. ‘We Cannot Save Everything’: A Historic Neighborhood Confronts Rising SeasColonial-era homes line the streets of The Point in Newport, R.I. Climate change is forcing experts to reimagine the future of historic preservation here. Mid-Brexit, Britons Pause to Debate What Really Matters: TeaAlex Morgan’s tea-drinking victory dance has sparked a passionate exchange about a matter of deep concern to Britons: whether to pour tea or milk first. ‘His Brother Would Leave Before the Last Act, Handing Me His Ticket’Learning to love classical music, a birthday surprise and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary. Stressing War’s Toll, Taliban and Afghan Representatives Agree to Peace Road MapIn two days of often emotional discussions that for first time included the Afghan government, Taliban and Afghan officials called for ending civilian deaths and assuring women’s fundamental rights. Investigation Intensifies Into Top Trump Fund-raiserElliott Broidy, who raised money for Donald J. Trump’s 2016 campaign and his inauguration, is the subject of a wide-ranging inquiry of foreign influence. Mississippi Closes Beaches Because of Toxic Algae BloomsHeavy rains in the Midwest have sent a surge of freshwater into the Gulf of Mexico, leading to blooms of harmful algae along the state’s coast. A Man Licked a Carton of Ice Cream for a Viral Internet Challenge. Now He’s in Jail.Law officials and store owners across the country are wrestling with how to stop a flurry of copycat videos made by people committing the same crime. The Iran Crisis: How We Got There and What’s NextWhy did President Obama and President Trump treat Iran so differently? Can the nuclear deal be saved? How might the confrontation end? It’s Never Going to Be Perfect, So Just Get It DoneVoltaire was right. How to Live Your Life? You’ll Need a Plunger, for StartersWe asked readers to share their hard-won wisdom. Take a look at what they said. A Family’s Real-Life Lie and the Movie That Complicated ItWhen a cancer diagnosis was kept secret from her grandmother, Lulu Wang knew she had a film. But how to explain her project to a matriarch who’s still in the dark? ‘Stranger Things’ Season 3 Recap: All’s Well That Ends WeirdThe third season brought all the nostalgia, gross-outs and character-driven emotion we’ve come to expect. But the ending left some lingering questions. ‘Eight’ Is a Breakthrough for Virtual Reality in Classical MusicIn his latest work, the composer Michel van der Aa has fully integrated emerging technology with musical and theatrical ideas. Why Doesn’t He Love Our Kids Like He Loves His Nephew?A reader feels slighted by her husband’s doting on another child. Neil Armstrong: First Man on the Moon, and Its First Great GeologistHad the Apollo program stopped after July 21, 1969, another astronaut says, its lunar samples would have been enough to reshape knowledge of the solar system. Restoring Forests Could Help Put a Brake on Global Warming, Study FindsResearchers looked at how many trees could be planted on every available parcel of land on Earth, where they could go, and what impact could be on our survival. What You Need to Know About the Zika Virus and TravelThe virus has been out of the headlines, but that doesn’t mean it is gone. The World Health Organization just updated its guidelines for travelers to the Zika zone. Jeffrey Epstein Is Accused of Luring Girls to His Manhattan Mansion and Abusing ThemThe billionaire financier is charged with running a sex-trafficking operation that brought dozens of girls as young as 14 to his opulent Upper East Side home. More Recent Articles
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