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Cristobal smacks Louisiana, will send rain, winds to Midwest Tropical storm Cristobal moved through the Louisiana Gulf region Monday, and is expected to gain intensity when it meets another storm in the Midwest, causing winds up to 70 mph and thunderstorms.      Shaquille O'Neal urged Saints to remain unified after Drew Brees comments NBA great Shaquille O'Neal urged the New Orleans Saints last week to stay together in the wake of quarterback Drew Brees' national anthem comments.   U.S. sanctions imposed against Iranian shipping go into effect The Trump administration imposed sanctions against Iran on Monday that target the Middle Eastern nation's shipping network over allegations of supporting the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.   North Korea to cut communication lines with the South North Korea said it will sever all communications with South Korea after days of angry rhetoric over leaflets being sent across its border by defectors, state-run media reported on Tuesday morning.   Denver Broncos' Jurrell Casey: Titans threw me away 'like a piece of trash' Former Tennessee Titans defensive lineman Jurrell Casey felt the organization discarded him "like a piece of trash" when the team traded him to the Denver Broncos earlier this off-season.   Natasha Cloud becomes first female basketball player to sign with Converse WNBA player Natasha Cloud has signed an endorsement deal with Converse, making her the first female basketball player to join the brand.   Thousands attend public viewing memorial service for George Floyd in Houston Thousands of mourners gathered to pay tribute to George Floyd in his hometown of Houston on Monday for a public visitation period at a city church ahead of his funeral on Tuesday.   WHO: Coronavirus spread with no symptoms is 'very rare' The spread of COVID-19 from people who have no symptoms appears to be "very rare," the World Health Organization said Monday.   Pointer Sisters singer Bonnie Pointer dies Singer Bonnie Pointer died on Monday at age 69, her sister and bandmate Anita Pointer said. The pair sang with their sisters June and Ruth as the Pointer Sisters.   Trump says there will be no defunding, dismantling, disbanding of police in U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday denounced calls to defund police in the United States during a round table with law enforcement officials.   Minnesota Vikings star RB Dalvin Cook holding out in pursuit of new contract Minnesota Vikings running back Dalvin Cook will no longer take part in any team-related activities until he receives a new contract.   Archaeologists map complete Roman city without lifting a shovel Archaeologists have, for the first time, mapped an entire Roman city without lifting a shovel or moving any dirt. The dig-free survey revealed the contours and composition of Falerii Novi, a walled city north of Rome.   San Antonio Spurs' LaMarcus Aldridge out for season after shoulder surgery San Antonio Spurs forward LaMarcus Aldridge will be out for the remainder of the season after undergoing surgery on his right shoulder.   Judge raises bail for ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin to $1.25M A judge on Monday raised former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin's bail in the killing of George Floyd from $750,000 to $1 million and his unconditional bail from $1 million to $1.25 million.   Police: Virginia KKK leader drove through protesters with truck Virginia prosecutors said Monday a 36-year-old avowed KKK leader plowed his truck through a line of Black Lives Matter protesters Sunday, striking one person.   Biden doesn't support 'defund police' movement, campaign says As former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden met in Houston with family members before the funeral of George Floyd, his campaign tried to distance Biden from national movements to ''defund' local police departments.   Watch: Wandering alligator wrangled in Walmart parking lot Authorities were summoned to a Walmart store in Florida where an alligator was spotted wandering loose in the parking lot.   Man buys eight identical tickets for same lottery drawing, wins $800,000 A Virginia man collected an $800,000 jackpot thanks to his purchase of eight identical tickets for the same drawing.   Agency seeks hypersonic missile defense system proposals The U.S. Space Development Agency announced a search for contractors to develop technology to detect and track 3,100-mph hypersonic missiles.   Boss fires Hartley Sawyer from 'The Flash' over racism, misogyny, homophobia Actor Hartley Sawyer's boss has fired him from "The Flash" over racism and misogyny surfacing in his tweets.   In photos: Mourners gather for George Floyd memorial services Mourners gather in Houston to pay final respects to George Floyd. A visitation was held June 8, 2020, with a funeral to follow the next day at the Fountain of Praise Church in Houston, Floyd's hometown. Floyd was killed on Memorial Day in Minneapolis after an officer kneeled on his neck for almost nine minutes, sparking international protests.   Dow rises 435 points; U.S. stocks extend gains as trading closes Monday U.S. stocks began the week in positive territory on Wall Street Monday amid continued optimism surrounding economic recovery from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.   Contraceptives can cause weight gain, study shows Genetics may explain why some women gain weight when using a popular method of birth control, researchers say.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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After Protests, Politicians Reconsider Police Budgets and DisciplineElected officials are exploring changes ranging from defunding police departments to requiring more accountability.   Live Updates and Video on George Floyd ProtestsMourners gathered to view George Floyd in Houston. Protests were held in cities including Los Angeles, New York and Charlotte, N.C., but nighttime demonstrations were largely quiet. Trump Rebuffs Protests Over Systemic Racism and Calls Police ‘Great People’In a meeting with law enforcement officials, Mr. Trump said he opposed any defunding or dismantling of police departments, which many demonstrators have been demanding to address police violence. Defying Police Unions, New York Lawmakers Ban ChokeholdsLegislators, responding to protests over the death of George Floyd, are approving a package of bills aimed at police misconduct. Biden Walks a Cautious Line as He Opposes Defunding the PoliceAs gruesome videos and energetic protests reshape public opinion about racial discrimination, Joe Biden tried to balance protesters’ calls for a law enforcement overhaul while not alienating moderate voters. What Would Efforts to Defund or Disband Police Departments Really Mean?Much is not yet certain, but here’s what is known so far about some efforts to defund or abolish police departments. New York City Begins Phase 1 of ReopeningAfter months of a devastating outbreak, the city is officially back in business, with as many as 400,000 people returning to work. U.S. Economy Plunged Into Recession in FebruaryThe pandemic forced the economy to contract sharply, ending a record expansion and prompting the group that dates U.S. business cycles to formally declare a recession. Despite Recession, Stock Markets Turn Positive for the YearThe S&P 500 climbed back above where it began the year on the same day that economists said the United States fell into a recession in February. No, the Jobs Report Wasn’t Rigged. Here’s What Happened.The pandemic has complicated the usual methods and models for compiling employment data. But uncertainty has been offset by transparency. Behind China’s Twitter Campaign, a Murky Supporting ChorusSwarms of accounts are amplifying Beijing’s brash new messaging as the country tries to shape the global narrative about the coronavirus and much else. Falwell’s Blackface Tweet Brings Racial Dissent to Liberty UniversityA tweet by Liberty University’s president, Jerry Falwell Jr., has sparked an angry protest in the evangelical college’s community and a rare apology from Mr. Falwell. George Floyd, Defunding, Stock Rally: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Why Are the Police Attacking Protesters?This is what happened when a fortified police line met a wave of peaceful demonstrators in New York. About Those Job Numbers …The markets rarely get it as wrong as they did last week. Economists tried to explain why better-than-expected labor data wasn’t part of a conspiracy. America, This Is Your ChanceWe must get it right this time or risk losing our democracy forever. Will the Jobs Report Destroy Jobs?An uptick, but the economy is still on life support. Can Jamaal Bowman Be the Next A.O.C.?The uprising over police violence fuels a progressive primary challenge. The Curfew Is Over. New York City’s Fight Is Not.Thousands continue to take to the streets in Brooklyn, Manhattan and the Bronx. An Open Letter to My Fellow White ChristiansOur sins are grievous, but we are not yet beyond redemption. The Constitutional Separation of Church and State Faces DemiseThe government is allowing federal pandemic aid to pay for clergy salaries, something that once would have been unthinkable. Brazil Is in Coronavirus Free FallHospitals are on the brink of collapse, cemeteries are burying people in mass graves, and still, we refuse to take this virus seriously. Changing Police CultureA professor of psychology urges adoption of the Ethical Policing Is Courageous training program. Also: Missing Broadway theater. A Living Library Filled With Killer BacteriaBritain’s National Collection of Type Cultures, a library of human bacterial pathogens, turned 100 this year. A French Writer Who Blurred the Line Between Candor and ProvocationMore work by Hervé Guibert, who died at 36 in 1991, is being made available in English, including his great AIDS novel “To the Friend Who Did Not Save My Life.” Contradicting Trump, Barr Says Bunker Visit Was for Safety, Not an ‘Inspection’The attorney general’s account stood in direct contrast to the version that the president offered last week when he suggested he had merely been looking the place over. North Korea Cuts Off All Communications Lines to South KoreaThe North’s leadership says it will now treat the South as an “enemy,” the latest sign of chilling relations between the two Koreas. Iran Criminalizes Child Abuse After Outrage Over Teenage Girl’s MurderThe new law marks the nation's first legal protection for children and adolescents, though it does not address child marriages nor juveniles sentenced to death. Prince Andrew and U.S. Prosecutor in Nasty Dispute Over Epstein CaseThe spat over whether the prince is willing to help in a sex-trafficking inquiry escalated, with a top federal prosecutor effectively calling the British royal a liar. #PublishingPaidMe and a Day of Action Reveal an Industry ReckoningA viral hashtag encouraged black and nonblack book authors to compare their pay. Publishers pledged to improve their diversity efforts. Astronaut Kathy Sullivan Becomes First Woman to Reach Challenger DeepThe astronaut Kathy Sullivan, 68, is now also the first woman to reach the Challenger Deep, about seven miles below the ocean’s surface. ‘Get Rid of Them’: A Statue Falls as Britain Confronts Its Racist HistoryWhen demonstrators dumped the monument to a slave trader into Bristol Harbor, they galvanized a debate that echoes conversations happening in the American South about statues of Confederate generals. How to End Pandemic Fights With Your PartnerCouples’ fights in lockdown are often about the unremitting intensity of togetherness. The sooner you de-escalate a fight, the sooner you can begin working on real solutions. An Underdog Adopts an Unusual Rallying Cry: ‘We Have No Chance’The German soccer team Saarbrücken knocked off a string of bigger, better teams to reach a cup semifinal. Does it have another victory in it? Beyond the Instagram Black SquareFashion can do more than simply express solidarity. 10 Great Movies on HBO MaxGetting started on the new streaming service? Here’s a guide to some of the best film offerings, from classics to contemporary hits. Tinned Fish, Three WaysAnchovy crostini, tuna-stuffed peppers, canned clam pasta: Eat them separately, or, do as David Tanis does, and make them a whole meal. More Recent Articles
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