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FBI: Murders climbed amid a decrease in violent crime in 2020 Murder rates in the United States increased drastically during the first six months of the year while other violent crimes such rape and robbery offenses dropped, the FBI said in a recently released report.      Hurricane Paulette moving further away from U.S. coast Hurricane Paulette has been moving to the northeast in the wide open Atlantic Ocean, away from the U.S. coast, since bringing severe weather to Bermuda over the weekend.   Teddy expected to become 'large,' 'powerful' hurricane Tropical Storm Teddy is expected to turn into a large and powerful hurricane in the coming days, forecasters said Tuesday.   Tropical Storm Vicky expected to weaken Forecasters expect Tropical Storm Vicky to weaken over the next few days after forming overnight.   Hurricane Sally could dump 30 inches of rain on parts of Gulf Coast AccuWeather forecasters on Tuesday increased total rainfall projections for Hurricane Sally, saying the storm could unleash up to 30 inches of precipitation on parts of the Gulf Coast.   MLB announces schedule, bubble sites for expanded playoffs Major League Baseball on Tuesday revealed its schedule and bubble sites for the 2020 postseason, which will feature the first World Series held at a neutral location in modern history.   Shinzo Abe's Cabinet resigns en mass as Yoshihide Suga prepares to take power Members of outgoing Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Cabinet resigned en masse ahead of Yoshihide Suga's official selection as the country's next leader on Wednesday.   Scientific American backs Joe Biden in its first-ever presidential endorsement For the first time in Scientific American's 175-year history, the popular science magazine has made an endorsement for president, urging its readers Tuesday to vote for former Vice President Joe Biden.   Bam Adebayo's clutch block helps Heat edge Celtics in Game 1 All-Star big man Bam Adebayo stuffed Jayson Tatum at the rim with seconds left in overtime to help the Miami Heat top the Boston Celtics 117-114 in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals on Tuesday night.   William Gates Sr., father of Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, dies at 94 William Gates Sr., the father of Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, died on Monday, his son announced. He was 94 years old.   Veteran WR Mohamed Sanu agrees to 1-year deal with 49ers Veteran wide receiver Mohamed Sanu is signing a one-year contract with the 49ers to reunite with head coach Kyle Shanahan in San Francisco.   Apple introduces new Apple Watches, iPads, subscription bundle Apple introduced new versions of its Apple Watch, iPad and a bundle of its various subscription services in a keynote event Tuesday.   Pittsburgh Steelers RT Zach Banner to undergo season-ending knee surgery Pittsburgh Steelers starting right tackle Zach Banner will undergo knee surgery and miss the remainder of the 2020 season.   Air Force to lead Astral Knight 2020 exercise in Poland This month U.S. Air Forces in Europe will lead a joint multinational exercise involving troops from the United States as well as Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Sweden.   Settlement reached to forgive $330M in ITT student loans Tens of thousands of former students at the now-defunct ITT Technical Institute will be eligible to receive student loan forgiveness as part of a $330 million settlement, according to a judgment Tuesday.   Air Force says it's testing a next-generation fighter jet The U.S. Air Force confirmed Monday that it has designed, built and flown at least one prototype of its next-generation fighter jet.   Toronto Raptors sign coach Nick Nurse to multiyear extension The Toronto Raptors have signed Nick Nurse, the reigning NBA Coach of the Year, to a multiyear contract extension.   Kamala Harris: Wildfires burning in Western United States 'utterly predictable' Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris described the wildfires ravaging the Western United States as "utterly predictable" as she traveled to California on Tuesday.   Backup Uber driver indicted for autonomous crash that killed Arizona pedestrian A grand jury in Arizona indicted the human safety monitor of a self-driving Uber SUV that struck and killed a woman two years ago, the Maricopa County Attorney's Office said Tuesday.   Jets put RB Le'Veon Bell on IR, sign ex-Dolphins RB Kalen Ballage The New York Jets have placed Pro Bowl running back Le'Veon Bell on injured reserve with a hamstring injury.   Space Force aims for lean, fast force, Gen. John Raymond says The Space Force must be lean, agile and fast -- and must be prepared to engage in warfare in space if necessary, the U.S. Chief of Space Operations said this week.   Biden makes first campaign stop in Florida; tells military 'I'll always have your back' Joe Biden met with veterans Tuesday during his first visit to the key swing state of Florida as the Democratic presidential nominee, promising them he has their backs.   DHS watchdog won't probe Chad Wolf and Ken Cuccinelli appointments The Department of Homeland Security inspector general has decided not to investigate whether the acting Homeland Security secretary and his deputy are lawfully serving in their roles.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Smoke From West Coast Wildfires Spreads to the East CoastSmoke from the wildfires in the West was also spotted high in the skies over Washington, D.C. Firefighters continued to battle blazes that were still spreading.   A Pastor, a School Bus and a Trip Through a Scorched Oregon TownA fire destroyed much of Phoenix, Ore., leaving people to wonder whether the town can rise from the ashes. “There’s nothing to sift through,” one resident said. Conservative Media and Trump Dismiss Climate Change as Cause of FiresRush Limbaugh and Tucker Carlson dismiss scientists’ determination that climate change is a key culprit in West Coast wildfires. Michael Caputo, Trump Health Official, Apologizes for Facebook OutburstMichael R. Caputo, the head of communications at the Department of Health and Human Services, apologized to the health secretary and his staff and is considering a medical leave. As Second Wave Builds, U.K. Enters New Coronavirus Testing CrisisSurging demand following the reopening of schools has generated a backlog of 185,000 tests, just as the pace of infections threatens to explode. Documents Reveal How the Police Kept Daniel Prude’s Death QuietOfficials in Rochester, N.Y., spent months trying to suppress video footage of the police encounter that led to Mr. Prude’s death. Breonna Taylor’s Family Receives $12 Million Settlement From LouisvilleIn the aftermath of the botched police raid in which Ms. Taylor was killed, the city also agreed to institute changes aimed at preventing future deaths by officers. A New Front in the Biden-Trump Battle for the Suburbs: WildfiresAn issue that has always been on the sidelines in presidential campaigns may be coming to the forefront as Joseph Biden seeks to cast climate change, not violence, as the real and immediate threat to the suburbs. Sarah McBride Is Set to Be the Nation’s Highest-Ranking Transgender OfficialMs. McBride, who would be the first openly transgender person to serve in any state’s senate, won a primary for a safely Democratic seat in Delaware. Trump Hosts Israel, UAE and Bahrain in Signing CeremonyPresident Trump said the agreements to normalize relations marked “the dawn of a new Middle East,” but some analysts said his claims were overblown. Wildfires, Hurricane Sally, Booker Prize: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. A Deadly TinderboxAs wildfires continue to rip through parts of the West, Oregon is experiencing catastrophic destruction. In a Year Like No Other, a ‘Historic Crisis’ of NeedWhen Times readers heard the call of The Neediest Cases Fund’s annual campaign, they gave. And when a pandemic took hold, they gave again. The Love Triangle That Spawned Trump’s Mideast Peace DealKushner went from playing divorce lawyer to marriage broker. Stop Expecting Life to Go Back to Normal Next YearAmericans will need to take pandemic precautions well into 2021 — yes, even after a vaccine arrives. Cynthia Nixon: The Coronavirus Has Laid Bare New York's Public School InequitiesMy TV show is a very safe place to work. My son’s school — well, it might check air circulation with a yardstick and toilet paper. Will Oracle Solve Trump’s TikTok Problem?Forcing the unspooling of a complex global company is not as easy as yelling about the “China menace.” The Wildfires Show That Stopping Climate Change Is No Longer EnoughWe have to adapt to it, too. Save Stars and StripesCongress must ensure that the military paper does not fall through any fiscal cracks. America Is Going to Decapitate HuaweiThe United States’ technological dominance gives it an immense power. But how long will that last? Trump’s Perverse Campaign StrategyIf the president’s allies are talking about the moment “shooting will begin” and “martial law,” it’s not by accident. Which Party Represents the Racial Future?Right now, it’s not the Republicans. But a Hispanic swing toward Trump hints at a more unsettled future. The Very Structure of Modern Government Is Under Legal AssaultHere’s how to defend it. 'Tenet' Didn't Bring Audiences Back to Movie Theaters. Now What?People aren’t going to the movies at anywhere close to the numbers that Hollywood hoped, prompting studios to postpone more big releases. Marvel’s “Black Widow” could be the next to retreat. New Mexico Mystery: Why Are So Many Birds Dropping Dead?Scientists say that the wildfires in the West combined with drought and record heat waves could be triggering one of the Southwest’s largest migratory bird die-offs in recent decades. Jason Ravnsborg, South Dakota's Attorney General, on Crash: 'I Discovered the Body'Jason Ravnsborg, the attorney general, elaborated on what happened after his car struck something on a dark highway, saying he returned in the morning to find the dead man, Joe Boever, 55, nearby. White Bar Owner Indicted in Fatal Shooting of Black Man During ProtestThe charges against Jake Gardner in the May 30 killing of James Scurlock in Omaha include manslaughter and making terrorist threats. Museum in India Celebrating Muslim Dynasty Gets a Hindu OverhaulA planned museum in Agra on the Mughal rulers and their culture is to be renamed for a Hindu warrior-king and refocused on Hindu history, as a nationalist revival sweeps the country. Covid Strands Hasidic Pilgrims on Ukraine-Belarus BorderHundreds of Jewish pilgrims seeking to travel from Belarus to Ukraine to visit the grave of a revered rabbi were barred from entering because of virus restrictions. Bill Gates Sr., Who Guided Billionaire Son’s Philanthropy, Dies at 94He channeled support for campaigns to eradicate polio, reduce infant mortality, build schools and help find an AIDS vaccine — among other causes. Columbia Marching Band Shuts Itself Down Over ‘Offensive Behavior’The band admitted to “sexual misconduct, assault, theft, racism and injury to individuals and the Columbia community as a whole.” The Search for Life on Venus Could Start With Rocket LabRocket Lab may be able to send a small spacecraft to probe the clouds of Venus long before NASA or other space agencies are able to do so. U.S. Military Seeks Authority to Expand Counterterrorism Drone War to KenyaDraft rules for potential airstrikes, drawn up after a Shabab attack at a base in January, are said to be limited and would require Kenyan assent. Gen Zers Say Silicon Valley Is Elitist and Exclusive. Can They Build a New System?A group of young tech enthusiasts are carving their own path on Discord. How Carla Bruni-Sarkozy Has Perfected Zoom LightingThe supermodel turned musician, and the former first lady of France, says that lighting is more important than makeup. Tiny Love Stories: ‘Should I Download Grindr Again?’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Cook’s Country Gets a New Editor, Toni Tipton-MartinHer appointment at the America’s Test Kitchen magazine comes as the food media addresses racial inequality. The Good, the Bad and the ‘Radically Dishonest’Lying and cheating behavior comes in several distinct flavors, a recent study found. Missions to Venus: Highlights From History, and When We May Go BackMuch visited in an earlier era of space exploration, the planet has been overlooked in recent decades. The Lamp Was a Clue to a Life I Didn’t Know My Mother HadLike many women in the 1960s, Helen Lamb gave up a career to be a wife and mother. Decades later, her son discovered what she sacrificed. More Recent Articles
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