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UAE launches operations in first nuclear power plant in the Arab world The United Arab Emirates announced Saturday that it has launched operations in the first of four reactors at the Barakah nuclear power station, which has been described as the first nuclear power plant in the Arab world.      Isaias downgrades to tropical storm ahead of skimming Florida's coastline Final preparations were being made along Florida's Atlantic coast Saturday as the state braced for its first encounter from a hurricane this season.   Isaias approaches Florida after killing 2 in Dominican Republic Isaias is garnering attention for its potential landfall on the United States coast this weekend, but it smacked another U.S. area first.   86 dead in India after drinking tainted alcohol Officials say at least 86 people have died this week after drinking illegally-made alcohol in the northern Indian state of Punjab.   Watch live: NASA astronauts head home in SpaceX capsule Two NASA astronauts plan to fly SpaceX's groundbreaking Crew Dragon capsule from space Saturday to a splashdown near Florida, but an approaching hurricane could dictate the time and landing location.   Face transplant recipient Connie Culp dead at 57 Connie Culp, the first face-plant recipient in the United States, has died, according to the clinic that performed the surgery. She was 57.   DHS removes acting chief of intelligence and analysis after protest response The Department of Homeland Security is removing its acting chief of intelligence and analysis amid criticism of his office's role in responding to civil unrest in Portland, Ore.   Arizona congressman tests positive for COVID-19 Arizona congressman Raul Grijalva said Saturday that he has tested positive for COVID-19.   Russia says it will begin mass vaccination campaign against COVID-19 in October Russia said Saturday that it has completed clinical trials of a coronavirus vaccine and plans to run a mass vaccination campaign in October.   Iran says it arrested U.S.-based terror leader linked to mosque bombing Iran's Intelligence Ministry said Saturday that it arrested the leader of what it describes as a terror group based in the United States.   More than 1,000 evacuate as Apple Fire blazes in Southern California A wildfire broke out overnight in Southern California, prompting officials to order evacuations for about 150 homes Saturday.   Washington state identifies first trapped so-called 'murder hornet' The Washington State Department of Agriculture has trapped its first Asian giant hornet.   COVID-19: Cuomo undecided on school reopenings; U.S. reports 67K new cases New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Saturday he hasn't made a decision about whether to reopen schools in the fall but said schools should plan for the possibility.   Watchdog alleges Stephen Miller violated Hatch Act, requests probe A watchdog has accused President Donald Trump's senior policy advisor, Stephen Miller, of violating the Hatch Act.   Appeals court rejects Stormy Daniels' libel suit against Trump A federal appeals court has rejected adult film star Stormy Daniels defamation suit against President Donald Trump.   Red onions from California linked to nearly 400 salmonella cases The Food and Drug Administration has blamed red onions from a company in California on an outbreak of salmonella that has sickened nearly 400 people.   Trump threatens to ban TikTok from operating in U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to ban TikTok from operating in the United States amid tensions with the Chinese government.   Plane loaded with cocaine crashes in Australia uncovering criminal syndicate Australian police said Saturday they uncovered a Melbourne-based criminal syndicate after a plane loaded with more than 1,000 pounds of cocaine crashed in Papua New Guinea.   Lena Dunham recovering from COVID-19 Former "Girls" writer and star Lena Dunham announced on Instagram that she is recovering after a bout of the coronavirus.   James Murdoch resigns from News Corp James Murdoch has resigned from the board of News Corp, the global media company his father founded.   Regis Philbin buried in Indiana after Notre Dame funeral Television legend Regis Philbin has been buried in Indiana after a funeral at his former college, Notre Dame University.   CBS plans star-studded tribute to Rep. John Lewis Oprah Winfrey, Tyler Perry, Gayle King and Brad Pitt are set to host the CBS special "John Lewis: Celebrating a Hero" on Tuesday.   Mid-air plane collision kills 7, including Alaska state rep. A mid-air collision between two small planes on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula left seven people dead, including a state congressman, local officials said.   COVID-19: India sets new record of cases; sanitizer kills 10 India has set a new record single-day increase of 57,118 COVID-19 cases, public health officials said Saturday.   Courteney Cox returning for 'Scream 5' "Friends" alum Courteney Cox confirmed on Instagram she will return for the upcoming fifth installment in the "Scream" horror movie franchise.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Body Bags and Enemy Lists: How Far-Right Police Officers and Ex-Soldiers Planned for ‘Day X’Germany has woken up to a problem of far-right extremism in its elite special forces. But the threat of neo-Nazi infiltration of state institutions is much broader.   After Plummeting, the Virus Soars Back in the MidwestStates like Missouri, Illinois and Wisconsin are riding a frustrating seesaw during the pandemic, with new coronavirus cases rising again after apparent progress. Homeland Security Reassigns Official Whose Office Compiled Intelligence on JournalistsBrian Murphy’s office compiled reports of protesters and journalists who were covering the Trump administration’s response to unrest in Portland, Ore., last month. Army Officer Who Clashed With Trump Vows to Speak Out on Security IssuesLt. Col. Alexander S. Vindman’s retirement from the Army after more than 21 years of service took effect on Saturday, the same day his sharply critical op-ed of the president was published. Double, Double, Trump’s Toil, Our TroubleDemon sperm meets alien D.N.A., as President Trump teeters. Talking to the Dead in the Sunshine StateI was searching for facts, for a lost friend, and for what couldn’t be explained. Post-Coronavirus, Are Online Colleges Like Minerva the Future?Students at Minerva spend four years entirely online. Is this the future of higher education? Voting by Mail Is Crucial for DemocracyEspecially amid the pandemic, it’s the surest path to a more inclusive, more accurate and more secure election. Red Onions Linked to Salmonella Outbreak, Officials SayMore than 500 cases and at least 75 hospitalizations have been reported in the United States and Canada, the health authorities said. Trader Joe’s Defends Product Labels Criticized as RacistThe company had previously said the names of international-themed products that were intended to promote inclusiveness, such as Trader José and Trader Ming’s, “may now have the opposite effect.” This Sledding Team Trained Hard for Gold in 2010. Some Members Regret It.In skeleton, the headfirst Olympic sledding sport, the opportunity for unlimited training on the track can be a huge advantage. But Canadian Olympians who had such access believe it was bad for their brains. SpaceX Crew Dragon Departs, Carrying NASA Astronauts Toward HomeBob Behnken and Doug Hurley are getting ready to splash down after two months in orbit. Connie Culp, First Face Transplant Recipient in U.S., Dies at 57Her near-total face transplant in 2008 was the most complex at the time. She was the fourth patient in the world to undergo such a procedure. How Woody Vines Do the TwistSlowly, scientists are learning how lianas quickly climb. Can Humans Give Coronavirus to Bats, and Other Wildlife?Federal agencies suggest caution in U.S. bat research to avoid transmitting the novel coronavirus to wildlife. On the First Day of School, an Indiana Student Tests Positive for CoronavirusAs more schools abandon plans for in-person classes, one that opened in Indiana this week had to quarantine students within hours. More Recent Articles
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