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California sues Trump administration over rollback of Obama clean energy rules A coalition of 22 states led by California sued the Trump administration on Tuesday over plans to roll back Obama-era clean energy initiatives.      Colts GM Chris Ballard: Andrew Luck has high-ankle injury Indianapolis Colts starting quarterback Andrew Luck is expected to miss the entire preseason due to a high-ankle injury.   Seattle Seahawks QB Russell Wilson, Ciara join Sounders ownership group Seattle Seahawks star quarterback Russell Wilson and his wife, Grammy-winning artist Ciara, are joining the Seattle Sounders' ownership group.   Nationals to sign All-Star reliever Greg Holland to minor league deal All-Star reliever Greg Holland and the Washington Nationals reached an agreement on a minor league contract.   WNBA suspends Brittney Griner, four others for involvement in fight The WNBA handed down suspensions to five players, including star center Brittney Griner, for their roles in a fight during a game between the Dallas Wings and Phoenix Mercury.   Reports: Harry Styles won't play Prince Eric in 'Little Mermaid' Pop music star and occasional actor Harry Styles reportedly won't be playing the role of Prince Eric in the live-action remake of Disney's "The Little Mermaid."   Malaysian police discover body of mising Irish teen Nora Anne Quoirin The family of missing Irish teenager Nora Anne Quoirin confirmed Tuesday that her body was found in Malaysia.   Penelope Ann Miller to star in Lifetime's college-admission scandal movie "Riverdale" actress Penelope Ann Miller and "The L Word" alum Mia Kirshner are set to star in the Lifetime movie, "The College Admissions Scandal."   NFL denies New York Giants WR Golden Tate's appeal New York Giants wide receiver Golden Tate lost his appeal of his four-game suspension.   Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Colman Domingo to lead 'Candyman' cast Principal photography began this week in Chicago on the sequel to the 1992 horror movie, "Candyman."   Raiders' Antonio Brown finds newer model of old helmet, returns to camp Oakland Raiders star wide receiver Antonio Brown returned to practice Tuesday after an extended absence from the team's training camp.   NFL, Jay-Z's Roc Nation to partner on entertainment and social justice programs The NFL reached a partnership with Jay-Z and his Roc Nation agency to manage the league's entertainment properties and social justice efforts.   Todd and Julie Chrisley indicted for tax evasion, wire fraud Reality television personalities Todd and Julie Chrisley have been indicted for alleged tax evasion and wire fraud, court documents said.   Denis Leary to star in Fox's holiday comedy, 'A Moody Christmas' Denis Leary has signed on to star in Fox's six-part holiday comedy, "A Moody Christmas."   New England Patriots release QB Danny Etling after receiver experiment The New England Patriots cut quarterback Danny Etling after attempting to switch him to wide receiver.   Viacom, CBS agree to all-stock merger deal Media companies Viacom and CBS agreed to a merger on Tuesday, combining their entertainment assets.   Area in Africa responsible for 1 billion tons of carbon emissions New analysis of satellite data suggests between 1 and 1.5 billion tons of carbon emissions is emitted from northern tropical Africa each year.   Justice Dept: Epstein warden reassigned, staffer put on leave The Justice Department said Tuesday that it has reassigned the warden at the jail where Jeffrey Epstein was found dead Saturday and placed two staff member on leave.   Study details links between coca, conflict, deforestation in Colombia Sometimes, trees fall down on their own, but deforestation is fueled by human activities. In Colombia, those activities sometimes involve coca, the crop from which cocaine is derived.   'Swinging,' illicit drug use often go together, study shows When swingers gather for sexual mixers, drugs are often part of the equation, new Dutch research reveals.   Watch: Couple credits hungry cat for $1.2 million lottery jackpot A British couple said they have their hungry cat to thank for their winning a $1.2 million jackpot from a scratch-off lottery ticket.   U.S. removes some China tariffs, delays others as talks continue The U.S. Trade Representative office on Tuesday removed certain items from the China tariff list due to "health, safety, national security and other factors."   Five stories of library books that were returned decades past due Five stories of library books that found their way back to their home facilities several decades after being checked out.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Hong Kong protesters clash with police at airportNot long after the intense altercation began, most of the protesters had left the airport and police had pulled back.   Buttigieg has company: A gay Tunisian is running for presidentMounir Baatour, a gay lawyer and LGBTQ activist, is running for president of the North African nation, despite the fact that homosexuality is still considered a crime there. U.S. ditches plan to add new tariffs to toys, cellphones, and some clothing — for nowPresident Trump said the reason he was delaying the tariffs was to stem their potential impact on holiday shopping. Swarovski apologizes for implying Hong Kong is independent from ChinaFellow luxury brands Coach, Givenchy and Versace have also angered many in China in recent days. One killed, another wounded in Sydney, Australia knife attackPolice hailed 'brave' members of the public who were able to restrain the man suspected of Tuesday's stabbing. Blast hints at Putin's dangerous nuclear program designed to beat U.S. defenses"Is it dangerous? Yes! I think the phrase 'flying nuclear reactor' tells you all you need to know," one analyst said. Hong Kong airport cancels flights as protesters descend again"Take a minute to look at our city," Chief Executive Carrie Lam said on Tuesday. "Can we bear to push it into the abyss and see it smashed to pieces?" More Recent Articles
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U.S. Delays Some China Tariffs Until Stores Stock Up for HolidaysPresident Trump pushed off imposing a new 10 percent tariff on cellphones, laptop computers, toys and other goods until Dec. 15. Some other items were excluded altogether. At Chemical Plant Under Construction, Trump Builds List of GrievancesMr. Trump railed against China, President Obama, the lawsuits he’s facing, and, as always, his media coverage. Chaos Grips Hong Kong’s Airport as Police Clash With ProtestersProtesters stopped some travelers from reaching their departure gates, hours after the city’s leader pleaded for order amid escalating unrest. ‘Hong Kong Thing’ Is ‘Very Tough,’ but Trump Doesn’t Criticize ChinaCritics and allies said President Trump’s relative disinterest in human rights and focus on economics have kept him from taking sides between China and the protesters. How a Trump Ally Tested the Boundaries of Washington’s Influence GameAmid a federal investigation, new details show the scope of Elliott Broidy’s efforts to promote the causes of foreign clients as he sought to profit from them. 4 Takeaways From a Close Look at Elliott BroidyThe influential Republican became close to President Trump and is now under investigation over possible violations of lobbying laws. ‘Juul-alikes’ Are Filling Shelves With Sweet, Teen-Friendly Nicotine FlavorsJuul, worried about further damage to its reputation as it tries to remake its public image, has filed lawsuits and a complaint with the International Trade Commission. A Boom Time for the Bunker Business and Doomsday CapitalistsPersonalized disaster prep has grown into a multimillion-dollar business, fueled by a seemingly endless stream of new and revamped threats. E.P.A., Tariffs, Jay-Z: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The Epstein Investigation, Now That He’s DeadWith Jeffrey Epstein dead, what will happen to the case against him and the women who lost the opportunity to face him in court? Toni Morrison’s LegacyParul Sehgal, Dwight Garner and Wesley Morris talk about Morrison’s career, and Sarah M. Broom discusses her debut memoir, “The Yellow House.” What Is YouTube Pushing You to Watch Next?A New TV Show from The New York Times on FX and Hulu The Cold Truth About the Jeffrey Epstein CaseThe pursuit of justice for all involved in the case just got a lot harder. My Name Is Darlin. I Just Came Out of Detention.A family divided by immigration authorities struggles to reunite. Trump and Xi Sittin’ in a TreeBoth men have overplayed their hand and are desperate to be seen as the winner in their trade war. This Drug Will Save Children’s Lives. It Costs $2 Million.Safety, innovation and affordability need not be mutually exclusive goals for cutting-edge treatments. The Battle for Hong Kong Is Being Fought in Sydney and VancouverHow Beijing is weaponizing social media in its fight to crush the Hong Kong protests. No Need to Deport Me. This Dreamer’s Dream Is Dead.I love the United States. But I will leave my country with no hope of returning. The New Threat to Endangered Species? The Trump AdministrationNew rules will weaken the landmark law intended to save plants and animals on the brink. Jeffrey Epstein and When to Take Conspiracies SeriouslySometimes conspiracy theories point toward something worth investigating. A few point toward the truth. Why Trump Fears Women of ColorThe right recognizes their political power. The left takes them for granted. The Religious Hunger of the Radical RightUntil we understand what really drives extremists, we will not be able to stop them. Why Philosophers Shouldn’t Sign PetitionsOur job is to persuade by argument, not by wielding influence. Chasing Waves on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic WayThere was surf somewhere from County Kerry to County Donegal, if only they could find it. When the Creepy Carnival Comes to TownIn TV shows like “Euphoria” and “Stranger Things,” bad things happen at summer fairs. But people are more dangerous than any ride. John Hickenlooper Mulling Ending Presidential Bid to Run for SenateMr. Hickenlooper, who has remained near the bottom of the Democratic field, is in discussions to challenge Colorado’s Republican senator, Cory Gardner. Ohio Man Threatened to Shoot Federal Agents, Authorities SayThe F.B.I. found AR-15-style rifles and about 10,000 rounds of ammunition at a home in Boardman where Justin Olsen was living, according to a court filing. CBS and Viacom to Reunite in Victory for Shari RedstoneThe merger was viewed as necessary at a time when audiences for traditional television have eroded, as it helps the new ViacomCBS push further into streaming. A Times Editor Is Demoted as the Paper Discusses Its Coverage of RaceThe editor, Jonathan Weisman, a deputy in Washington, was reprimanded after posting tweets on race and politics that the paper said showed “serious lapses in judgment.” Dr. Carl Weiss Jr., 84, Dies; His Father, He Said, Didn’t Kill Huey LongDoubting the official account — that Carl Sr. had killed the Louisiana senator before being gunned down himself — a son sought to clear his father’s name. The Wonderful World of Needle-Felted AnimalsWhether tigers or tortoises, field mice or feathered peacocks, artisanal creatures are a celebration of life itself. Tiny Love Stories: It Started at WoodstockModern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. How to Travel With a DroneIn the pursuit of epic photos and videos, don’t risk fines or getting your drone confiscated. Tarantino’s Los Angeles in Six Key LocationsThe director’s canny settings reflect his deep understanding of the region as both sun-filled and sketchy, glamorous and anonymous. This Carnivorous Plant Invaded New York. That May Be Its Only Hope.The waterwheel lives a double life: facing extinction in its native habitat even as it creeps into places where it doesn’t belong. Why Sexually Transmitted Infections Can’t Shake Their StigmaWe live in an era of sex positivity — until we get positive test results. And that’s unfortunate, because S.T.I.s are on the rise. How to Reduce Exposure to Air PollutionWhile most of us do not have the power to make the air cleaner, there are some ways to protect yourself. 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. Useful Idiots and Trumpist BillionairesGreed, ego and willful blindness at the top. Back to Pastis for a Second Helping of NostalgiaA new edition of a beloved restaurant brings simple, unadorned, hunger-obliterating French cuisine to the meatpacking district. More Recent Articles
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