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U.S. revokes visas of 1,000 Chinese students, academics The Trump administration on Wednesday revoked the visas of more than 1,000 Chinese nationals under a late May presidential proclamation targeting academics and students accused of having ties to China's military.      Raptors outlast Celtics in double overtime to force Game 7 The defending champion Toronto Raptors grinded out a 125-122 win in double overtime over the Boston Celtics on Wednesday night to force a decisive Game 7 in the Eastern Conference semifinals.   Tropical Storm Rene maintains strength in Central Atlantic Tropical Storm Rene was downgraded to a tropical depression on Tuesday, after producing strong winds and heavy rains in the Cabo Verde Islands.   Tropical Storm Paulette moving slowly across central Atlantic Tropical Storm Paulette is moving slowly westward across the central Atlantic Ocean, forecasters said Wednesday.   Pittsburgh Steelers LB Ryan Shazier announces retirement from NFL Pittsburgh Steelers star linebacker Ryan Shazier, who suffered a severe spinal cord injury that initially left him unable to walk, has officially retired from football.   96 large fires burn more than 3.4M acres in western United States The National Interagency Fire Center said Wednesday that 96 large fires have burned more than 3.4 million acres in the western United States.   U.S. Open tennis: Serena Williams, Daniil Medvedev reach semifinals No. 3 seed Serena Williams dropped the first set but rallied for a 4-6, 6-3, 6-2 win over Tsvetana Pironkova on Wednesday in the U.S. Open quarterfinals at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queens, N.Y.   Tropical Storms Rene and Paulette predicted to strengthen over Central Atlantic Tropical Storm Rene maintained its strength, and Tropical Storm Paulette diminished in strength Wednesday as the two storms moved through the Central Atlantic on Wednesday evening.   IOC, Tokyo officials say Olympics must go on in 2021 'at any cost' International Olympic Committee officials and Japan's Olympic Minister Seiko Hashimoto pledged that the Games in Tokyo will take place next summer despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.   Norwegian politician nominates Trump for Nobel Peace Prize, again For the second time, a Norwegian lawmaker has nominated U.S. President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, this time for brokering a deal normalizing relations between Israel and the United Arab Emirates.   Santa Fe art dealer, treasure-hider Forrest Fenn dies at 90 Forrest Fenn, the millionaire Santa Fe, N.M., art dealer, combat pilot and concealer of a $1 million treasure chest, has died at age 90, Santa Fe police said.   Minnesota Vikings place star DE Danielle Hunter on injured reserve The Minnesota Vikings placed Pro Bowl defensive end Danielle Hunter on injured reserve with a neck injury.   Senate Democrats find prescription deliveries delayed by USPS changes Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bob Casey on Wednesday released a report finding that changes instituted by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy have resulted in "significant delays" in prescription drug deliveries.   Study predicts increase in mosquito-borne diseases as planet warms According to a new model, urbanization and rising global temperatures will expand the range of the mosquito species responsible for spreading a number of debilitating diseases, including yellow fever, dengue and Zika.   Woodward book: Trump deliberately downplayed COVID-19 President Donald Trump understood how deadly the coronavirus was in early February, but "played it down" because he didn't want to "create a panic," according to a new book, "Rage," by journalist Bob Woodward.   Study: Youth football participation doesn't impact concussion recovery later Starting tackle football at a younger age may not affect a player's ability to recover from a concussion as they age, a study published Wednesday by the journal Neurology found.   Nasdaq records largest single-day gain since April as tech stocks rebound Markets snapped a three-day losing streak Wednesday as tech stocks pushed the Nasdaq Composite to its largest single-day gain since April.   Ocean salinity study reveals amplification of Earth's water cycle New analysis of ocean salinity data suggests Earth's water cycle has amplified significantly over the last half-century.   Toy Hall of Fame finalists include My Little Pony, Masters of the Universe The National Toy Hall of Fame in New York state said the 2020 finalists for induction include Breyer Horses, Jenga, Masters of the Universe, My Little Pony and Tamagotchi.   Despite issues, NATO military chief Sir Stuart Peach calls Turkey a valuable ally Despite concerns over Turkish aggression, Turkey's contributions to NATO were praised during a visit this week by the bloc's military committee commander.   Illinois man wins $10,000, $1M lottery prizes in one week An Illinois man is celebrating his double luck. He claimed a $1 million Powerball prize less than a week after winning $10,000 from a scratch-off lottery ticket.   Early treatment of rheumatoid arthritis may thwart heart disease Starting drug treatment early in rheumatoid arthritis patients may reduce their risk of heart disease, a new study suggests.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Photos of California WildfiresAcross Northern California, huge plumes of smoke from a fire that blasted through the foothills of the Sierra Nevada billowed high into the atmosphere, turning day into an eerie twilight.   Trump Admits Minimizing the Coronavirus, Woodward Reports in New BookIn taped interviews with the journalist Bob Woodward, the president said as early as February that the virus was more dangerous than the flu, even as he told the country otherwise. 5 Takeaways From ‘Rage,’ Bob Woodward’s New Book About TrumpMr. Woodward reveals that President Trump sought to play down the severity of the coronavirus and repeatedly denigrated the U.S. military. Biden Pushes a Jobs Plan and Tears Into Trump's Covid Response in MichiganBefore sketching out a plan to keep more jobs in the United States, the former vice president denounced his rival over revelations in a new book that the president knowingly minimized the coronavirus’s dangers. Whistle-Blower Brian Murphy Says D.H.S. Downplayed Threats From Russia and White SupremacistsBrian Murphy, the former head of the Department of Homeland Security’s intelligence division, accused senior leaders of warping the agency around President Trump’s political interests. Sailors Trapped by Covid-19 Fight Exhaustion and DespairWhen borders closed, seafarers on ships around the world suddenly had no way home. Half a year later, there’s no solution in sight. NYC to Allow Indoor Dining in Restaurants at 25 Percent CapacityGov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced that restaurants can open for indoor service at 25 percent capacity, starting on Sept. 30. Coronavirus, Indoor Dining, Toy Soldiers: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The Killing of Breonna Taylor, Part 1Since the young medical worker was fatally shot in a police raid on her home, her name has become a rallying cry for protesters. In the first of two parts, we explore how officers came to raid her house. Coronavirus Schools BriefingIt’s back to school — or is it? Mr. Trump Knew It Was Deadly and AirborneHe lied about the coronavirus anyway. I Need You to Care That Our Country Is on FireWould you feel more urgency about climate change if all you could see was smoke? Oh Lord, We’re Financing TrumpNext time your lawn needs a rehab, you know whom to bill. ‘We’re No. 28! And Dropping!’A measure of social progress finds that the quality of life has dropped in America over the last decade, even as it has risen almost everywhere else. Nancy Pelosi Went Back to the Salon, So Does That Mean I’ll Have To?Some saw hypocrisy. I saw the looming return of annoying beauty standards for women. Strike. This Could Be Our Last Stand.If we can’t get our government to help us now, when will we ever? How One Man Conned the BeltwayThe billion-dollar “Black Budget” demands secrecy. That made it a perfect target. Trump’s Fear of Black CompetenceThe false idea of Black people as irresponsible, erratic and dangerous is not new. Reform the Police? Guess Who Funds My State’s OfficialsIf the protests are to translate into laws, contributions for politicians from law enforcement must become toxic rather than coveted. Voters Seem to Think Biden Is the ‘Law and Order’ CandidateExtracting political power from racism and fear is a Trump specialty, but will it work in 2020? ‘It’s 8 P.M. on Election Day.’ Experts Share Their Nightmare Scenarios.We asked security experts to tell us what keeps them up at night — and what to do about it. How ‘Keeping Up With the Kardashians’ Changed EverythingThe reality show shaped not only TV but celebrity, beauty and entrepreneurship. The Oscars’ New Diversity Rules Are Sweeping but SafeAlthough the initiative is meant to encourage major changes, the best-picture qualifications aren’t as strict as they may seem. Federal Prosecutors Intervene to Charge 2 Over Rochester ProtestsThe men are accused of civil disorder, in the latest move by the federal authorities to target those they say are bent on causing violence. Postal Service to Tap Republican Lobbyist to Quell Mounting ScrutinyFacing multiple investigations and calls for his ouster, the postmaster general turned to a G.O.P. lobbyist viewed as adept at reaching out to Democrats. Forrest Fenn, Art Dealer Who Enticed Thousands to Hunt for Hidden Treasure, Dies at 90Mr. Fenn announced in a 2010 book that he had hidden a chest of gold nuggets, diamonds and other jewels somewhere in the Rocky Mountains. People reacted. Kevin Spacey Accused In New Lawsuit of Sex Offenses Against TeenagersOne of the accusers, Anthony Rapp, the actor, has spoken before of an encounter with Mr. Spacey when he was 14, but Mr. Spacey said he did not recall it. Texas Man Sentenced to Five Years for Planting Bombs in BeaumontJonathan Matthew Torres “preyed upon Beaumont,” terrifying residents days after a bomb spree in Austin, federal officials said. Fire Destroys Most of Europe’s Largest Refugee Camp, on Greek Island of LesbosCampaigners have long warned that the overcrowded conditions at the impoverished camp might lead to catastrophe. Boris Johnson, Covid, Brexit and the Art of Policy ImprovisationEven by the British prime minister’s lofty standards, his reversals this week on the two dominant issues facing his country were breathtaking. Gucci Heir Alleges Child Sexual AbuseAlexandra Zarini, the great-granddaughter of Guccio Gucci, has filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles against three family members. Sitting in Silence With 5,000 Fans: The New Sound of Japanese SportsThe country has welcomed spectators back to stadiums, but the highly orchestrated singing, chanting and drumming for which they are known is now strictly forbidden. The Pandemic Is a ‘Mental Health Crisis’ for ParentsNew studies show caregivers with young children are stressed, with no signs of relief on the horizon. Endless Summer vs. Hurry-Up FallNew season, new concerns, new ways of coping. The Pandemic of Work-From-Home InjuriesChiropractors report a surge in problems as millions of workers have spent months clacking away on sofas and beds and awkward kitchen counters. 'Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ Choreographer on How the Show Uses Dance and MovementAmy Sherman-Palladino and her choreographer, Marguerite Derricks, talk about how the show uses dance and movement in conventional and unconventional ways. Pakistani Cricket Board Chief Faces Criticism for Being a British “Import”“I don’t think anything prepared me for the hostility I was going to face,” the British-born Wasim Khan says of overseeing a beloved sport in a country where many see him only as a foreigner. At the U.S. Open, Players From Belarus Eye Unrest at HomeThe country would normally be excited about the strong performances of Belarusian athletes. But mass demonstrations and fury against an authoritarian president have loomed over their tournament. Watch These 15 Movies Before They Leave Netflix This MonthFrom blockbusters to beloved indies, a lot of great movies are leaving the streaming service by the end of September. These are the ones not to miss. Exercise May Make It Easier to Bounce Back From StressRegular exercise helped lab mice remain psychologically resilient even when their lives seemed filled with threats. More Recent Articles
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