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Hurricane Laura: Trump to visit areas hit, death toll rises to 15 President Donald Trump traveled Saturday to Louisiana and Texas hard hit by Hurricane Laura as the death toll rose in the two states to 15 .      NBA All-Star Cliff Robinson dead at 53 NBA All-Star Cliff Robinson is dead, the Portland Trail Blazers and the University of Connecticut announced Saturday. He was 53.   Arkansas sheriff resigns after using racial slurs in leaked recording An Arkansas sheriff resigned Friday after a recording of a racist tirade surfaced this week.   Russian Su-27s intercept U.S. B-52s over Black Sea Two Russian Su-27 Flanker pilots intercepted a U.S. Air Force B-52 bomber over international waters in the Black Sea Friday, according to the Air Force.   Thousands protest Mauritian government's handling of oil spill Thousands of people marched through the Mauritian capital Saturday to protest the government's handling of a massive oil spill that has leaked an estimated 1,000 oil into the waters around the island nation since the end   Portland protesters demonstrate at police union building, mayor's condo Protesters took to the streets for the 93rd night in a row in Portland, Ore., demonstrating at Mayor Ted Wheeler's condominium building and at a separate location near the Portland Police Association building.   France: Up to 30 horses killed, mutilated; probe underway French authorities said they're investigating the killing and mutilation of up to 30 horses and ponies in pastures across the country.   Powerful cold front to spark severe thunderstorms across the Plains this weekendA powerful cold front this week will set the stage for explosive thunderstorm development in the Plains.   Far-right activists in Malmo, Sweden, burn Koran, sparking riots Video circulating of far-right activists burning a Koran near a mosque in Malmo, Sweden, sparked riots overnight, law enforcement said Saturday.   COVID-19: Nevada man appears to be first in U.S. infected twice, Texas bars to defy shutdown A 25-year-old Nevada man appears to be the first documented case of COVID-19 reinfection in the United States, public health officials said, as the country inched closer to 6 million confirmed cases of the virus.   Defense seeks case dismissal for ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin Lawyers for a former Minneapolis police officer accused of killing George Floyd have asked a judge to dismiss his case, court documents indicate.   Authorities find 39 missing children in Georgia operation U.S. Marshals said they have found 39 missing children in a two-week operation this month in Atlanta and Macon, Ga.   United Arab Emirates abolishes 1972 boycott law against Israel United Arab Emirates President Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed issued a decree Saturday to abolish a 1972 boycott law against Israel.   Beirut blast has left 7 missing, Lebanese army says Seven individuals remain missing from the Beirut port blast that killed nearly 180 people, injured over 6,000 and left more than 300,000 homeless earlier this month, the Lebanese army said Saturday.   Stephan James, Russell Crowe to star in 'American Son' film Stephan James is set to co-star with Russell Crowe in "American Son," a thriller based on the 2009 French film "A Prophet."   Banksy-funded rescue ship overloaded, unable to move in Mediterranean The Italian coast guard came to the aid of a Banksy-funded rescue ship in the Mediterranean Sea on Saturday after it pulled more than 200 people from the water and became overloaded.   'Women of the Movement' limited series set for ABC in 2021 ABC has announced it plans to air a limited series called "Women of the Movement" in 2021.   LA crews paint 'All Black Lives Matter' mural on Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles city workers have installed an "All Black Lives Matter" mural on Hollywood Boulevard to commemorate demonstrations against racism in the wake of George Floyd's death.   Paramount Pictures to release 'Scream' on Jan. 14, 2022 Paramount Pictures said it plans to release the fifth "Scream" movie on Jan. 14, 2022.   COVID-19: Thousands protest Berlin lockdown, global cases near 25M Thousands protested in Germany on Saturday against COVID-19 restrictions as cases worldwide neared 25 million.   Stars mourn the death of actor Chadwick Boseman Celebrities have taken to social media to mourn the death of "Black Panther" and "Get On Up" star Chadwick Boseman.   In Photos: Notable deaths of 2020 Actors Chadwick Boseman, Naya Rivera, Kelly Preston and Nick Cordero, Rep. John Lewis, comedian Carl Reiner, rock 'n' roll icon Little Richard, jazz icon Manu Dibango, country music icon Kenny Rogers, NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson, Oscar-winning actor Kirk Douglas, NBA legend Kobe Bryant, and WWE wrestler Rocky Johnson are among the famous people who have died in 2020.   Tia Mowry to star in three new holiday movies for Lifetime "Sister, Sister" and "Instant Mom" alum Tia Mowry has signed a deal with Lifetime to star in and produce three holiday films.   Belarus cracks down on journalists; world leaders decry violence Belarusian authorities have detained dozens of journalists and stripped them of their accreditation after reporting on protests against President Alexander Lukashenko.   Taylor Swift's 'Folklore' tops the U.S. album chart for 4th week Taylor Swift's "Folklore" is the No. 1 album in the United States for a fourth consecutive week.   U.S. spy satellite launch halted 3 seconds before liftoff The launch of a U.S. spy satellite from Florida was called off early Saturday morning, just three seconds before the rocket was to lift off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Your Coronavirus Test Is Positive. Maybe It Shouldn’t Be.The usual diagnostic tests may simply be too sensitive and too slow to contain the spread of the virus.   What It’s Like to Be an R.A. NowDorm life got kinda serious. ‘Enough Is Enough’: New Racial Justice Leaders Rise in KenoshaA new crop of activists has joined the ranks of protesters in Kenosha, Wis., as police killings across the country spur ordinary people into the streets. Jacob Blake’s family spoke at a rally on Saturday. The Milwaukee Bucks Are Back, but They’re Not Leaving Activism Behind“This group wants to do both,” Coach Mike Budenholzer said of pursuing a championship without abandoning the team’s efforts to combat police brutality and systemic racism. It’s Hard to Make Dignity Interesting. Chadwick Boseman Found a Way.The actor, who died Friday at 43, exploded the parameters of what biographical moviemaking ought to be. What to Know About Colon CancerThe cancer that killed Chadwick Boseman is the second-leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States, and rates are rising among younger people. No More In-Person Election Briefings for Congress, Intelligence Chief SaysLawmakers in both parties worry the move will block their ability to question and test intelligence assessments that can be crucial to ensuring that foreign powers do not undermine election results. Biden, Speaking to National Guard Group, Takes Aim at Republican Criticism on CrimeThe Democratic presidential nominee hit back at attacks delivered at the Republican National Convention. When the Threat of Eviction Meets the Threat of CoronavirusA deadly pandemic is no time to turn families out of their homes. The Lawbreakers Trump LovesHe uses scare tactics about “law and order.” But what distinguishes this White House is its ties to criminals. America’s Coronavirus Reopening Choice: Schools, Bars or Disney World?We aren’t very good at discussing trade-offs, but we need to make some during this pandemic. The Princess vs. the Portrait in TrumpworldThe first family serves up a malarkey buffet. College Football During Covid-19 Teaches the Wrong LessonsWhy are some schools pressuring student-athletes to play a game that could expose them to the coronavirus? ‘We’re Here and They’re Not’Could Trump and his convention have been more puerile? Roaming Through Lanzarote’s Otherworldly VineyardsThe desolate beauty of the winemaking tradition on Lanzarote, the easternmost of the Canary Islands, is evidence of human resilience in the face of adversity. Death Toll Rises to 29 in North China Restaurant CollapseThe two-story restaurant was in the province of Shanxi. Phoenix Settles With Black Family After Police Drew Guns Over Reported Doll TheftThe settlement, which is for more than $470,000, comes after an episode last year in which officers responded to a shoplifting complaint at a Family Dollar store. 16 Injured in Bus Accident Near Port AuthorityOne person was critically hurt after a New Jersey Transit bus struck a barrier on a ramp at 39th Street and Ninth Avenue in Manhattan, the authorities said. Bison Are On the Run After 125 Escape a Nebraska FeedlotSo many people have been chasing the 50 stragglers that the animals got spooked and split off into singles and pairs, complicating efforts to catch them, a sheriff said. ‘Something Broke Inside Belarusians.’ Why an Apolitical People Rose UpComfortable urban elites long tolerated the eccentricities of the country’s ruler, Aleksandr G. Lukashenko. Then came the coronavirus and a blatantly falsified presidential election. Film Crew Spent 3 Years in Remote Balkan Hamlet. Will They Ever Leave?Nominated for two Oscars, “Honeyland” charted the tensions between a hermitic beekeeper and her disorderly neighbors. Now the filmmakers are struggling to disentangle themselves from their subjects. Amid Tennis’s Swirling Storms, a Stubborn Djokovic Claims a Title“It has been challenging mentally and emotionally for me to stay sane,” said Novak Djokovic, who beat Milos Raonic on Saturday while working to create a controversial new players’ association. How to Choose the Right PediatricianTake the time to select the right clinician for your family. Trust us, it’s more important than picking the perfect stroller. Here are some tips to help you get started. Intimacy in IsolationIt can be unsettling to be seen. Now I have to see myself. A Garden Designed to Run WildIn East Sussex, England, Caroline Kent derives inspiration for her hand-drawn stationery from the exuberant meadow just outside her window. More Recent Articles
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