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NBA releases official 2019-20 regular-season schedule The NBA unveiled its 2019-20 regular-season schedule Monday as 29 other teams attempt to dethrone the reigning NBA champion Toronto Raptors.      NCAA amends 'Rich Paul Rule' amid backlash The NCAA amended its week-old certification process for agents representing pro-bound basketball players amid backlash over its bachelor's degree requirement.   Newark distributes bottled water to residents after lead filters fail The City of Newark handed out bottles of water to residents on Monday after the Environmental Protection Agency determined water filters failed to reduce elevated levels of lead in drinking water.   Team USA's Kyle Lowry, Marvin Bagley III withdraw from FIBA World Cup Toronto Raptors guard Kyle Lowry and Sacramento Kings forward Marvin Bagley III are sitting out of the 2019 FIBA World Cup.   New England Patriots' Tom Brady: Don't read into selling of Boston-area home New England Patriots star quarterback Tom Brady attempted to ease the minds of fans and the team Monday after putting his Massachusetts home on the market last week.   Autopsies shows Canadian teen fugitives died in apparent suicides Canadian authorities announced Monday that two teenage fugitives suspected in the deaths of three people last month died in apparent suicides.   'Fortnite' World Cup winner 'Bugha' gets 'swatted' during Twitch stream Kyle "Bugha" Giersdorf, a 16-year-old Pennsylvania native who won the $3 million prize in the Fortnite World Cup, was "swatted" during a live Twitch stream.   Poll: Most Americans desire more asylum judges, safe conditions at southern border A majority of Americans believe its important to increase the number of judges handling asylum cases at the border and provide safe and sanitary conditions for asylum seekers, according to a Pew Research study released M   New York Giants CB Deandre Baker avoids major knee injury New York Giants rookie cornerback Deandre Baker avoided a major knee injury after an MRI revealed a sprained knee.   Oakland Raiders' Antonio Brown loses grievance, will return to team Oakland Raiders star receiver Antonio Brown is expected to return to the team after losing a grievance against the NFL over wearing his old helmet.   Friend of Dayton shooter bought body armor, weapon accessories used in attack A friend of Dayton shooter Connor Betts bought equipment that he later used during the shooting that killed nine people, federal authorities said Monday.   Rheinmetall, MBDA start work oon ship-mounted laser for German navy German defense contractors Rheinmetall and MBDA Deutschland will build a high-energy laser for installation aboard a German navy ship.   Mixing opioids, cannabis may increase anxiety, depression in adults Recent research showed that while people who use cannabis and opioids showed no relief in pain, they did have higher levels of anxiety and depression.   Largest-of-its-kind coral study offers plan to save the planet's reefs A new survey of coral communities -- the largest of its kind, according to the research team -- has offered a roadmap for protecting Earth's reefs.   Missy Elliott to receive MTV's Vanguard Award The MTV Video Music Awards will honor Missy Elliott this year with the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award, the show's equivalent of a lifetime achievement award.   Corn prices dive as USDA predictions show increase in fall yields The price for corn tumbled Monday afternoon after the U.S. Department of Agriculture released its latest crop estimates showing farmers have planted far more acres this year than private analysts anticipated.   Health organization calls DHS migrant welfare rule potentially 'catastrophic' The public charge policy, finalized Monday by the Department of Homeland Security, is a new rule that will allow immigration officials to deny green cards to illegal immigrants who rely on public assistance.   Timeline suggests 'giant planet migration' was earlier than previously predicted New research suggests the the reorganization of the solar system's planets, the so-called "giant planet migration," occurred earlier than previously thought.   Eddie Murphy becomes 1970s comedian 'Dolemite' in Netflix trailer Netflix on Monday released a trailer for "Dolemite Is My Name," starring Eddie Murphy as the actor behind the 1970s blaxploitation film character.   Watch: New Hampshire resident's security camera records bear burglar A New Hampshire man's home security camera captured an unusual burglary when a bear broke into his home and settled down on the couch for a snack of hot dog buns.   Watch: Kingsnake swallows 10 inches of its own tail in Pennsylvania A Pennsylvania reptile sanctuary shared video of a snake that had to be rescued from itself when it swallowed several inches of its own tail.   F-35 test fleet has low readiness rate, may affect aircraft's testing phase F-35 fighter planes at California's Edwards Air Force Base have a very low readiness rate, a non-governmental watchdog said.   Pediatrician intervention may help parents quit smoking, study says Parents who smoke put their children and others around them at risk for bronchitis, pneumonia and a variety of other ailments. A smoking cessation program has shown some success in helping them quit, researchers report.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Canadian murder suspects apparently died by suicide, police sayKam McLeod and Bryer Schmegelsky, whom police had been seeking for weeks in three slayings, "died in what appears to be suicides by gunfire," police said.   Guatemala election winner sets sights on changing Trump migrant dealA poll published by Prensa Libre showed more than eight out of 10 rejected the idea of the country accepting foreign migrants seeking asylum. Suspect in Norway mosque attack smirks through bruised face in courtThe man was arrested Saturday after entering a mosque in Baerum, where three men were preparing for Sunday's Eid al-Adha Muslim celebrations. Two experimental Ebola treatments tested in CongoOutbreak of the virus spreading in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo since August 2018 is the world's second largest in history. Angry wasps help German police nab fleeing fugitiveOldenburg police said the unusual sting operation took place Monday after officers tried to arrest a 32-year-old man to serve an outstanding 11-month custodial sentence. Saudi-led coalition fractures as separatists seize key Yemeni cityFighters have cast off an alliance with the Riyadh-backed government and seized control of much of the southern port. Hong Kong airport suspends check-ins after protesters flood buildingThe disruption comes as Amnesty International accuses police in the former British colony of using excessive force to quell the weekslong demonstrations. Typhoon Lekima deaths rise to 44 in ChinaLekima, China's ninth typhoon of 2019, has damaged more than 36,000 homes and 900,000 acres of crops. Total economic losses are estimated at $2.55 billion. More Recent Articles
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Trump Policy Favors Wealthier Immigrants for Green CardsLegal immigrants who rely on programs like food stamps and subsidized housing will find it harder to become permanent residents under a new administration proposal. The Day Jeffrey Epstein Told Me He Had Dirt on Powerful PeopleI went to Mr. Epstein’s Manhattan mansion to talk about Tesla. We ended up discussing much more — including his belief that sex with teenage girls should be acceptable. Protests Put Hong Kong on Collision Course with China’s Communist PartyThe grand political experiment to marry Beijing’s brand of authoritarianism with a bastion of civil liberties appears to be facing a moment of reckoning. Hong Kong’s Leader Pleads for Order in a City on EdgeCarrie Lam, the embattled leader of the Asian financial hub, said at a news conference that the “stability and well-being of seven million people are in jeopardy.” Democrats Want to Revive a Ban on Assault WeaponsBut with Republicans in charge of the Senate and President Trump in the White House, an assault weapons ban has little chance of being signed into law before 2021. Immigration, Endangered Wildlife Act, Jeffery Epstein: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The Freshmen: Mikie SherrillAn outspoken progressive wing in the House has seized the country’s attention. But the path to power for Democrats may depend on moderates, who have a very different vision for the party. Meet one of them. Logan Browning Reads ‘The Night Girl Finds a Day Boy’The “Dear White People” star reads an essay about the challenges of dating with a severe sleep disorder. Running With My Mom: What We Talk About When We Talk About RunningPreparing for a marathon as steps on a long path to a closer relationship. What Happened at Russia’s Missile Test Site?Don’t expect a straight answer from Vladimir Putin’s government. Harry Reid: The Filibuster Is Suffocating the Will of the American PeopleTo save our country’s future, Democrats must abolish this arcane Senate rule. The Pundit-Defying Idiosyncrasies of Iowa VotersThey don’t vote for “moderates” or “progressives.” They vote for people. Useful Idiots and Trumpist BillionairesGreed, ego and willful blindness at the top. Give the F.T.C. Some Teeth to Guard Our PrivacyThe agency lacks the legal authority and resources to be a fully effective watchdog. Congress should fix this. Joe Biden: Banning Assault Weapons WorksThat’s why, as president, I will push to ban them again. Epstein Suicide Conspiracies Show How Our Information System Is PoisonedWith each news cycle, the false-information system grows more efficient. It’s 2043. We Need a New American Dream for the A.I. Revolution.The benefits of automation should be broadly distributed through an expanded social safety net. What Changed in CharlottesvilleFor white supremacists, Confederate monuments aren’t about the past — they symbolize a racist vision of the future. The Republican Climate ClosetWhen will believers in global warming come out? Fear and Loathing in the Parking LotIn this tense time, even a simple hit-and-run accident provokes a moral quandary. Want to See the Mona Lisa? Get in LineLeonardo da Vinci’s famous painting has been moved to a new room in the Louvre while its usual home is renovated. That’s causing some commotion for visitors. ‘After a Few Moments of Awkward Silence, We Reached the Other Side’Taken aback while crossing the street, a photogenic doughnut and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary. Teenage Suspects in Canadian Killings Died of Self-Inflicted Gunshot WoundsThe bodies of Kam McLeod and Bryer Schmegelsky were found in northern Manitoba last week after a two-week manhunt. An autopsy found they had died from “suicides from gunfire.” As Saudis and Indians Grow Closer, a $15 Billion Deal BloomsSeeking new markets, the Arab kingdom plans to buy 20 percent of the oil-related businesses of India’s biggest company, Reliance Industries. Photos Show the Devastation of Monsoons Ravaging India and PakistanThe torrential rains led to landslides in the countryside and inundated cities, electrocuting some residents and burying others under mud. In Russia, Days of Fake News and Real Radiation After Deadly ExplosionRussians vented their anger online and to local officials about the absence of reliable information after the explosion of a small nuclear reactor at a military test site last week. Joe Biden Knows He Says the Wrong ThingIt’s not because he is 76, his campaign says. The former vice president has always had this tendency, and he hopes it won’t hurt him in the 2020 race. German Police Look Into Killing of Rare Bird and Vigilantes’ PaybackTwo men said a western capercaillie attacked them in the Black Forest. The men, who were drunk, killed the bird, and then a crowd set upon them. What to Do When You Feel Uninspired at WorkIt happens to us all, but it’s not the end of the world. Always Waiting for the Other Shoe to Drop? Here’s How to Quit WorryingThere isn’t always something negative on the horizon. 5 Cheap(ish) Things to Maximize a Small BedroomA nightstand, a divider, a floating shelf, a garment rack and a storage bench for keeping a bedroom organized. California Cuisine, Long Before Chez PanisseCafe Ohlone, a small restaurant behind a bookstore in Berkeley, serves the updated native foods of the Bay Area, along with some history. ‘I Just Peeked Into Their World and Took Notes’: Yoko Ogawa Conjures Spirits in HidingThe Japanese writer, inspired by Anne Frank’s diary, sought to “recompose” that experience for her new book “The Memory Police,” a dystopian novel about surveillance and erasure. In South Africa, a Designer Making Personal Clothes With Political MessagesThebe Magugu’s powerful women’s wear has earned him a place as a finalist for this year’s LVMH Prize. Earth’s Food Supply Is Under Threat. These Fixes Would Go a Long Way.The food production system accounts for up to a third of greenhouse gas emissions. But if agriculture is done right, experts say, it can actually be a climate change solution. Perseid Meteor Shower Will Peak in Night SkiesMeteor showers can light up night skies from dusk to dawn, and if you’re lucky you might be able to catch a glimpse. More Recent Articles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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