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California to ban the sale of gasoline-powered cars by 2035 California's Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order Wednesday to end the sale of new internal-combustion passenger vehicles by 2035.      Two officers shot amid protests over Breonna Taylor grand jury announcement Two police officers were shot during protests in Lousiville following the announcement of a grand jury's indictment of just one of the three officers involved in the fatal killing of Breonna Taylor.   Bianca Andreescu skipping French Open, rest of season 2019 U.S. Open champion Bianca Andreescu said she will not play in the upcoming French Open and will sit out the remainder of the 2020 season.   Boston Celtics' Gordon Hayward, wife Robyn welcome fourth child Boston Celtics forward Gordon Hayward and his wife, Robyn, welcomed their fourth child Wednesday.   Senate blocks resolution honoring Ruth Bader Ginsburg over language about successor The Senate failed to pass a resolution honoring Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Wednesday after Sen. Ted Cruz objected to language surrounding the Supreme Court justice's wishes about the choice of her successor.   Busta Rhymes, dressed as a dragon, eliminated from 'Masked Singer' Busta Rhymes was the first disguised celebrity eliminated from FOX's "The Masked Singer" competition series on Wednesday night.   Carolina Panthers star RB Christian McCaffrey placed on injured reserve The Carolina Panthers on Wednesday placed Pro Bowl running back Christian McCaffrey on injured reserve, meaning he will miss at least the next three games.   Philadelphia Eagles to put WR Jalen Reagor on IR with thumb injury Philadelphia Eagles rookie wide receiver Jalen Reagor will miss multiple weeks because of a UCL tear in his thumb.   Missouri Gov. Mike Parson, wife Teresa Parson test positive for coronavirus Missouri Gov. Mike Parson and his wife, first lady Teresa Parson, tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday, his office announced.   Mourning Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Mourners honor the life and legacy of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died on September 18, 2020 at age 87. She had pancreatic cancer. Ginsburg will lie in repose at the Supreme Court before lying in state at the U.S. Capitol, the first woman to be so honored. Ginsburg was a feminist icon who had served on the high court since 1993.   College football: Houston-North Texas game postponed due to coronavirus The Houston-North Texas football game set for Saturday has been postponed because of the coronavirus.   Weather conditions to increase wildfire danger in Western United States A heat dome is expected to bring high temperatures to the Western United States, which has already been plagued by wildfires that have burned nearly 4 million acres throughout the region.   Experts unsure about COVID-19, flu co-infection, but expect U.S. to find out Becoming ill with both COVID-19 and the seasonal flu is possible -- but it's unclear whether one virus can makes the other one worse, experts said this week.   Remodeled antibiotic molecules used to battle drug-resistant bacteria To tackle the problem of antibiotic-resistant in bacteria, researchers at the University of California, San Francisco decided to redesign existing antibiotic molecules, instead of inventing new ones.   Firefighters battle blaze from 22-ton pile of chicken poop Firefighters in Britain said crews from three towns spent three hours extinguishing the flames from a blaze that started with a 22-ton pile of chicken manure.   COVID-induced vacation cancellation leads to $700,000 lottery jackpot An Australian woman said being forced to cancel a planned vacation due to COVID-19 turned out to be unexpectedly lucky when she won a lottery jackpot of more than $700,000.   Dow falls 525 points, S&P 500 dips near correction territory as tech stocks fall Tech stocks fell Wednesday, dragging the Dow Jones Industrial Average down 525 points and pushing the S&P 500 closer to correction territory.   1 of 3 Louisville officers indicted in Breonna Taylor shooting A grand jury on Wednesday indicted one of three police officers involved in the shooting of Breonna Taylor in her Louisville apartment.   Military medical personnel dealing with COVID-19 return home About 740 military personnel stationed in Texas and California to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic have returned to home units, the Army said on Wednesday.   Watch: Boy's message in a bottle gets reply from 'The Tooth Fairy' A Tennessee boy who addressed a message in a bottle to the tooth fairy after losing his tooth at a South Carolina beach received a reply in the mail from a generous stranger, his mother said.   Fauci: Enough COVID-19 vaccines for all Americans by April The nation's leading infectious diseases expert, Dr. Anthony Fauci, told Congress on Wednesday that he believes the United States will have enough doses of a coronavirus vaccine to distribute to every American by April.   Disney pushes 'Black Widow,' 'West Side Story' releases back to 2021 Disney announced several films that had been slated for late 2020 release, including "Black Widow" and "West Side Story," are being postponed until 2021.   Watch: Man confronts mountain lion outside California home A California man who spotted what he initially thought was a German shepherd in his yard ended up chasing a mountain lion that was stalking some nearby kids.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Breonna Taylor’s Life Was Changing. Then the Police Came to Her Door.An ex-boyfriend’s run-ins with the law entangled her even as she tried to move on. Interviews, documents and jailhouse recordings help explain how she landed in the middle of a deadly drug raid.   Ginsburg Remembered as Champion of Justice as Struggle Continues Over Her SuccessorLong lines of mourners waited outside the Supreme Court to pay their respects, but President Trump again made clear he would not honor her dying wish that filling her seat wait until the next president was chosen. A Capital Engulfed by Sadness and RageWhile Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was alive, the prospect of an epic political and cultural battle was averted. But her death has brought a particular whiplash of sorrow and anger to Washington. Ginsburg Clerks Remember Her as a Mentor Who Treated Them Like FamilyWith birthday cakes, baby clothes, meticulous edits and high standards, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg forged a personal bond with her clerks that transcended the legal profession. Trump Won’t Commit to ‘Peaceful’ Post-Election Transfer of PowerIn response to a question, the president complained about mail-in ballots and said: “There won’t be a transfer, frankly. There will be a continuation.” Biden Gives Cautious Answers on Breonna Taylor and the Supreme CourtAsked by reporters about two issues of deep importance to Democrats, the party’s nominee was circumspect. The Biden campaign later released a fuller statement about Ms. Taylor. Johnson & Johnson Begins Phase 3 Trial of Covid-19 VaccineUnlike some of its competitors, Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine does not need to be frozen and may require just one shot instead of two. College Football’s Worst Fear in the Pandemic: The Death of a PlayerJamain Stephens was known as a big man on campus. His death raised questions about how his university is handling the coronavirus and prompted athletes to think about their own risks. California Plans to Ban Sales of New Gas-Powered Cars in 15 YearsThe proposal would speed up the state’s efforts to fight global warming at a time when California is being battered by wildfires, heat waves and other consequences of climate change. Breonna Taylor, Justice Ginsburg, M.L.B.: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. An Anti-Abortion Leader on Trump's Supreme Court BattleWith conservatives looking set to gain another vote on the Supreme Court, the president of the Susan B. Anthony List says she senses a turning point. Kara Swisher Interviews Nancy Pelosi on 'Sway' PodcastThe most powerful woman in America plans to prevail in November. But what are the limits to her influence? Listen to the premiere of “Sway” with Kara Swisher. The Republican Irritation OlympicsSo much talent, if you really enjoy exasperation. Belarus Needs New Elections, Says Opposition Leader Svetlana TikhanovskayaMy husband was jailed for daring to run against our president. So I ran in his place. Five Things Biden and His Allies Should Be Worried AboutInterestingly, the suburban vote may not be one of them. Democrats, You Can’t Count On the Hispanic VotePresident Trump’s standing is as strong as it has ever been. Biden Could Be Our Second Catholic President. It Doesn’t Matter.With John F. Kennedy in 1960, Catholic America achieved a long-sought victory. But what did we win? We Want to Hear From You: How Would You Change the Supreme Court?We invite readers to offer ideas about the nomination process and the composition of the court. Trump’s Motto: Your Money or Your LifeThe president claims you have to make a choice, but you don’t. Go Live in Another Decade. I Recommend It.Watching TV news from the past helps me get a grip on the present. Watching Jeff Daniels in ‘The Comey Rule' Brought James Comey to TearsBased on the former F.B.I. director’s 2018 memoir, the mini-series recounts a history so recent that viewers may experience whiplash. For Comey, watching Daniels in action prompted tears — and nausea. Eric Trump Ordered to Testify Before Election Day in N.Y. Fraud InquiryThe president’s son had said he would not give a sworn deposition to the New York attorney general until after the election, but a state judge said he must cooperate sooner. Argentina Spied on Families of Lost Submarine Crew, Officials SayThe families had grown angry at the former government for delaying the search operation and giving them what turned out to be false hope. Now, the new government says spies tracked the families. Arthur Sulzberger Jr. to Retire as New York Times Company ChairmanA changing of the guard is complete as he steps back from the board of the news organization he led to 61 Pulitzer Prizes. Industry City Project in Brooklyn Defeated by ProgressivesThe developers behind Industry City abandoned a rezoning proposal after left-leaning Democrats raised concerns about gentrification. Beyond TikTok, Walmart Looks to TransformAway from the political drama of the TikTok deal, Walmart has been taking steps that are already changing the company and, by extension, the broader retail sector. Gale Sayers’s Balletic Runs Obscure Football’s Brutal EndingsThe Chicago Bears great was known for his effortless, slicing runs. Revealing his dementia diagnosis years after his retirement showed the toll of those dazzling performances. China’s Pledge to Be Carbon Neutral by 2060: What It MeansUnder international pressure to do more to address global warming, Xi Jinping made a surprise commitment to drastically reduce emissions. Now comes the hard part. These Everyday Toxins May Be Hurting Pregnant Women and Their BabiesPFAS, industrial chemicals used to waterproof jackets and grease-proof fast-food containers, may disrupt pregnancy with lasting effects. Dust Off Desks and Boot Up Terminals: Wall St. Returns, FitfullyNew York’s finance industry is beginning to reoccupy offices in fits and starts, impeded by uncertainty around the virus. How Memes and a Good Laugh Can Help People in RecoveryMeme accounts like @dankrecovery and @brutalrecovery use dark humor to help those struggling with addiction. He Has Worked With Both Stanley Cup Coaches. Who Is He Rooting For?George Gwozdecky, a former Lightning assistant, once worked with Tampa Bay’s coach, Jon Cooper, and Dallas’s, Rick Bowness. 10 Unusual Streaming Movies for Unusual TimesLooking for a few fresh and different streaming options? We offer some assistance. Covid-19 May Have a Hidden Impact on the HeartShould that change how we think about its risks? This is what the research tells us. Is It Safe to Exercise if the Air Is Hazy With Wildfire Smoke?Fast or slow? Is there a time limit? Can we bring the dog along? Expert advice for working out when the smoke gets in your eyes — and lungs. More Recent Articles
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