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Trump calls for improved forest management during visit to California amid wildfires President Donald Trump called for improved forest management amid wildfires burning through the western United States during a visit to California on Monday, while Gov. Gavin Newsom cited climate change as a main factor.      Hurricane Paulette hits Bermuda before swing away from U.S. Hurricane Paulette was battering Bermuda with "strong damaging winds" and "torrential rains" early Monday, downing power for tens of thousands of residents, forecasters said.   Tropical Storm Teddy forms in central Atlantic Tropical Storm Teddy formed in the central Atlantic early Monday and forecasters expect it will develop into a powerful hurricane within a few days.   Tropical Storm Vicky forms off Africa; expected to be 'short-lived' A disturbance off the western coastline of Africa strengthened into Tropical Storm Vicky on Monday, but forecasters don't expect it to last long.   Hurricane Sally approaches U.S. Gulf Coast with 'life-threatening' storm surge Hurricane Sally drew nearer to the U.S. Gulf Coast Monday night as the National Hurricane Center said it would bring "life-threatening" storm surge to the region.   Wisconsin Supreme Court keeps Green Party off the ballot The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled against the state's Green Party candidates, preventing their names from being printed on the November general election ballots as they waited to long to file their complaint.   Ben Roethlisberger leads Steelers over Giants in return Ben Roethlisberger was sharp in his return to the field, guiding the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 26-16 win over the New York Giants on Monday night at an empty MetLife Stadium.   Buccaneers' Tom Brady leads NFL in jersey sales after first week of 2020 season Tampa Bay Buccaneers star quarterback Tom Brady led the NFL in jersey sales after the first week of the 2020 season.   Jets RB Le'Veon Bell to miss 'couple of weeks' due to hamstring injury New York Jets star running back Le'Veon Bell is expected to miss multiple weeks because of a hamstring injury.   Pacific Northwest air quality is worst in the world due to wildfires Air quality ranked the worst in the world Monday in Northern California, Oregon, Washington and Vancouver, B.C. as smoke from hundreds of western wildfires polluted the air in the Pacific Northwest.   Browns release K Austin Seibert, put TE David Njoku on IR The Cleveland Browns released kicker Austin Seibert and placed tight end David Njoku on injured reserve.   Daimler reaches $1.5B settlement over alleged emissions cheating German automaker Daimler AG and its U.S. subsidiary Mercedes-Benz reached a $1.5 billion settlement with the U.S. government Monday over alleged emissions cheating.   Billionaire Steve Cohen agrees to buy majority ownership of New York Mets Billionaire Steve Cohen has reached an agreement to purchase the New York Mets from the Wilpon and Katz families.   Some American cities could grow all their food locally, study finds Metropolitan regions in the Midwest and Pacific Northwest could grow all of their food locally, within 155 miles, according to a new study.   Immune reaction to depression, anxiety may point to improved treatment Researchers have linked depression to increased inflammation and anxiety to higher levels of a type of cholesterol, which may improve screening and treatment of both mental health disorders, according to a new study.   Trump administration cracks down on Chinese imports linked to enslaved labor The Trump administration announced Monday that U.S. customs agents would temporarily seize imports of hair products, clothing, cotton and computer parts from Chinese companies determined to use enslaved labor.   911 call captures off-duty deputy spotting possible loose tiger A 911 recording captured an off-duty deputy reporting a tiger on the loose in East Knox County, Tenn.   Navy sailors train with Marines for CMV-22B Ospreys Navy sailors joined Marines in training on the CMV-22B Osprey aircraft after the Navy received its first of 39 Ospreys, the Marines announced on Monday. The aim is to ease the transition to the new aircraft.   Their jobs may put Black Americans at greater COVID risk Many Black Americans have jobs that expose them to the new coronavirus, which may help explain why they are more likely than White Americans to die of COVID-19, researchers say.   Zoo's sloths appear to kiss on camera in first encounter A pair of Dudley Zoo's sloth, Reggie and Flo, appeared to kiss on camera in their first encounter.   World coronavirus GDP losses exceed 2009 financial crisis, economic group says A world economic organization said Monday that the COVID-19 pandemic's financial toll on the world's largest economies was significantly more severe than the 2009 financial crisis.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump Again Rejects Science During California Wildfire BriefingThe president visited California after weeks of silence on its wildfires and blamed the crisis only on poor forest management, not climate change. “I don’t think science knows” what is happening, he said.   Wildfires Are Reaching Once Tranquil Places on the West CoastLake Madrone in California and Scio, Ore., are among some of the communities forced to deal with wildfires after long avoiding them. Unpredictable wind gusts may spread the flames. Jerry Brown on a California Exodus: ‘Where Are You Going to Go?’From his ranch, the former California governor is experiencing the same smoky air wafting through much of the state. “We are causing this,” he declared in an interview. Australia’s Witnesses to Fire’s Fury Are Desperate to Avoid a SequelEight months after blazes devastated a wide swath of Australia, the most battered communities are trying to burn their way to safety as another fire season approaches. Trump Health Aide Pushes Bizarre Conspiracies and Warns of Armed RevoltMichael R. Caputo told a Facebook audience without evidence that left-wing hit squads were being trained for insurrection and accused C.D.C. scientists of “sedition.” Wisconsin’s Top Court Rules Against Reprinting of Ballots, Avoiding Election ChaosDays before the start of mail voting, the state’s Supreme Court rejected an appeal by the Green Party’s candidate to reprint thousands of ballots so that his name could be added. The decision could help Joe Biden. A White House Ceremony Will Celebrate a Diplomatic Win and Campaign GiftThe leaders of Israel, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have a stake in President Trump’s re-election and helped him become a peacemaker. Trump Defends Indoor Rally Amid Covid, but Aides Express Concern“I’m on a stage, and it’s very far away,” Mr. Trump said of the gathering on Sunday. His own campaign aides privately called the move a game of political Russian roulette. Bill Gates on Coronavirus, Vaccines and Global HealthThe Covid-19 pandemic has set back public health efforts by years. But in an interview, the tech philanthropist expressed hope about new avenues for foreign aid Life on Venus? Astronomers See Phosphine Signal in Its CloudsThe detection of a gas in the planet’s atmosphere could turn scientists’ gaze to a planet long overlooked in the search for extraterrestrial life. 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. TikTok’s Proposed Deal Under Review by Trump AdministrationThe Chinese-owned app designed a compromise to satisfy U.S. security concerns. The terms are now under review by the Trump administration. U.S. Restricts Chinese Apparel and Tech Products, Citing Forced LaborThe new restrictions, announced Monday, fall short of a broader ban on cotton and tomatoes from Xinjiang that the administration was poised to announce last week. Climate Change, Wildfires, Life on Venus: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Inside Trump’s Immigration CrackdownTwo filmmakers were granted rare access to Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations. The Trump administration is now seeking to block the release of their documentary. The G.O.P. Plot to Sabotage 2021Republicans are already acting as if there’s no next year. Under Trump, OSHA’s Covid-19 Response Is Failing WorkersBusinesses have little to fear from the government’s workplace safety office. A Rare Middle East TriumphAnd — yes — a triumph for Trump, too. Trump’s Shredding of Civil Liberties Won’t Stop With AntifaAn American was killed by federal agents and the president called it “retribution.” We are so far gone. The Outrage DietWhat are we supposed to do with all this fury? Let’s Fret the Night TogetherThe Biden campaign and the world it’s playing out in are making us all nervous wrecks. TikTok's Sale Is More About Power Than Protecting Your PrivacyForcing a sale of the app is a show of power, but it doesn’t really protect your privacy. Faces in a Nursing HomeAs I helped feed these residents, I understood how our common humanity makes us ‘infinitely responsible’ to others. Don’t Let the Pandemic End a 100-Year-Old Soccer LegacyMy league played through World War II and 9/11. Why do we have to stop now? Parents vs. Nonparents in the WorkplaceWorkers with children bristle at the notion that they are enjoying special privileges. Nxivm Had a Cult Leader Made for the InternetIn HBO’s “The Vow,” the self-help organization’s ringleader Keith Raniere has the unhinged charisma of an internet meme. Rochester Mayor Fires Police Chief Over Daniel Prude’s DeathThe mayor removed the police chief two weeks before his retirement date, and said the city had not taken Mr. Prude’s death seriously. Officer in Texas Is Indicted in 2019 Fatal Shooting of Pamela TurnerOfficer Juan Delacruz has been charged with aggravated assault by a public servant in the deadly encounter. Embattled Belarus Strongman Travels to Russia to Seek Help From PutinPresident Aleksandr G. Lukashenko broke into a sweat after the Russian president suggested new elections. 400,000 Immigrants Can Be Forced to Leave the U.S., Court RulesPeople from countries like El Salvador and Haiti who won temporary protected status after fleeing natural disaster and war can be forced to return home, a federal appeals court ruled. As Hurricane Sally Looms, the Gulf Coast Braces Itself Yet AgainForecasters expect the storm to bring rain to Louisiana before making landfall in Mississippi with potentially lethal storm surge and powerful winds. Navalny, Awake and Alert, Plans to Return to Russia, German Official SaysMr. Navalny talked with a German prosecutor about being poisoned. Word of his improvement came as France and Sweden confirmed that he had been sickened by Novichok, a Russian nerve agent. Jack (‘Murph the Surf’) Murphy, Heist Mastermind, Dies at 83He stole the Star of India and other gems from the Museum of Natural History. Two days later he was under arrest. The Quest to Raffle Off Mexico’s Presidential PlaneThe Mexican president has called the jet “an insult to the people,” but has failed to sell it or give it away. Some have called the spectacle a symbol of his leadership. How to Deal With Being HomesickWhere is home, really? What Happened at New York’s First Pandemic Fashion Show?Jason Wu tests out the runway’s new normal. Keeping Score: A No-Hitter by Alec Mills Cannot Be Cheapened With an AsteriskFans can debate whether this season’s records count. But M.L.B.’s official historian insists this year’s achievements — including Alec Mills’s no-hitter on Sunday — are as real as any other. In Berlin, the Art World Spreads Out to Stay SafeThe first major international art event since the lockdown started took place at smaller venues around the city, rather than under a single roof. Pearls Are a Boy’s Best FriendFor men, the pearl necklace represents both the unraveling and buttressing of gender norms. Do Masks Impede Children’s Development?Scientists who have studied the ways children process and use the information hidden by masks say that children will find ways to communicate, and that parents and teachers can help. Turmeric May Ease Knee ArthritisA curcumin extract eased pain, stiffness and physical function in those with osteoarthritis of the knee. More Recent Articles
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