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Obama speaks at drive-in rally for Biden in Miami Former President Barack Obama sharply criticized President Donald Trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic while campaigning in Miami Saturday.      Tropical depression could strengthen to hurricane in Gulf of Mexico by Tuesday A slow-moving tropical depression will cause heavy rainfall in the Caribbean and southern Florida, and may strengthen to a hurricane near the southern Gulf of Mexico by Tuesday, weather experts said.   France withdraws ambassador to Turkey amid rising tension with Erdogan France has withdrawn its ambassador to Turkey for "consultations" after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan insulted President Emmanuel Macron in television remarks over the treatment of Muslims in France.   Ethiopian foreign minister accuses Trump of 'incitement to war' Ethiopia's foreign minister contacted U.S. Ambassador Mike Raynor Saturday to get clarity on statements made by President Donald Trump this week about the Nile dam dispute.   2 U.S. vaccine trials to resume after pauses Vaccine trials will resume in the United States for two late-stage COVID-19 medications in production by drugmakers AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson, both of which were halted after participants became ill.   New Yorkers, Californians line up for early voting Long lines formed at polling sites in both California and New York as both states opened for in-person voting Saturday.   Waukegan police fire officer after fatal shooting of 19-year-old Black manA police officer in Waukegan, Ill., has been fired after shooting and killing a 19-year-old Black man and killing his girlfriend, officials announced Friday.   Macy's cancels visits with Santa, offers online experience Macy's has announced that stores will be canceling in-person visits with Santa Claus because of the coronavirus pandemic.   Tokyo rally calls for return of individuals abducted by North Korea About 800 people, including Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga and former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, gathered in Tokyo on Saturday to call for the immediate return of Japanese citizens abducted by North Korea.   SpaceX launches cluster of Starlink satellites SpaceX launched its Falcon 9 rocket into space Saturday morning, carrying 60 Internet satellites into orbit to help establish connections to remote areas.   Singer-songwriter Jerry Jeff Walker dead at 78 Country music singer-songwriter Jerry Jeff Walker has died at the age of 78, a family spokesman announced Saturday.   Attack on Kabul, Afghanistan, tutoring center kills 18 An attack on a Kabul, Afghanistan, tutoring center Saturday killed 18 and wounded 57 others amid negotiations between the U.S.-backed Afghan government and the Taliban.   COVID-19: Polish President Duda tests positive; worldwide cases grow to 42.6M Polish President Andrzej Duda announced Saturday he tested positive for COVID-19 as worldwide cases of the virus rose to 42.6 million with deaths hitting 1.15 million.   Researchers find first Asian giant hornets nest in the United States Washington state entomologists said they have found the first nest of Asian giant hornets, also known as murder hornets, in the United States, north of Seattle.   Deadly listeria outbreak possibly linked to deli meat The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said it's investigating an outbreak of listeria possibly linked to deli-style meats that has caused at least one death.   Alpha Conde wins 3rd term in Guinea as protests turn violent Alpha Conde won a third term as Guinea's president Saturday amid persistent violence and protests connected with the election.   Trump votes at Florida library before heading to rallies in N.C., Ohio, Wis. President Donald Trump voted in person at a library near West Palm Beach, Fla., on Saturday morning before taking off for campaign stumps in three states.   Navy training plane crashes in Alabama; 2 dead A Navy training plane crashed in Baldwin County, Ala., near an elementary school, killing the two people on board and setting a home on fire, military officials said.   East Troublesome Fire kills couple in 80s who refused to leave home A Colorado couple in their 80s died this week after the growing East Troublesome Fire overtook their home near Grand Lake, local officials said.   Arnold Schwarzenegger recovering from heart surgery Film star and former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger confirmed on social media he has undergone heart surgery.   U.S. reaches new one-day coronavirus case high of 83,000 The United States on Friday hit a new one-day high for reported coronavirus infections with more than 83,000, topping the previous record set in July by more than 5,000, the latest data revealed.   Pop Smoke's 'Shoot For the Stars' tops U.S. album chart Late rapper Pop Smoke's "Shoot For the Stars Aim For the Moon" is the No. 1 album in the United States.   Hurricane Epsilon expected to bring high surf to U.S. coast Hurricane Epsilon headed northeast away from the U.S. mainland Saturday morning, but was expected to bring high surf and rip tides to the coast.   Folk singer Arlo Guthrie announces retirement from touring American folk singer Arlo Guthrie has announced his retirement at the age of 73.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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The Rich in New York Confront an Unfamiliar Word: NoThe pandemic is causing inequality to soar, but increasingly the privileged are discovering that they can’t bend the world to their will.   How The Epoch Times Created a Giant Influence MachineSince 2016, the Falun Gong-backed newspaper has used aggressive Facebook tactics and right-wing misinformation to create an anti-China, pro-Trump media empire. If A.O.C. Is So Heavily Favored, Why Has Her Race Drawn $30 Million?Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is expected to cruise to re-election, yet the race for her congressional seat is the second most expensive House campaign in the nation. Murkowski, in a Turnabout, Says She Will Vote to Confirm BarrettThe iconoclastic Alaska Republican said she remained opposed to filling the Supreme Court seat so close to an election but could not hold that against a qualified nominee. The Republican Party After TrumpThe Party of Lincoln had a good run. Then came Mr. Trump. We’re Living in a World of Walls. Here Is a Window to Escape.On ancient stones and new barriers, computer screens and emergency exits. The Last Temptation of NeverTrumpA voice in my head makes the case to re-elect the president. King Kong Trump, Losing His GripA steaming mad president is running out of steam. New Visas Limits Would Be a Self-Inflicted Wound for the U.S.The Trump administration wants to make it harder for foreign students, exchange visitors and journalists. Amy Coney Barrett’s Rise Is a Threat to Families Like MineMany of us thought gays and lesbians had won the marriage battle. Maybe not. Preserving Food, Preserving MyselfThis fall, the chores in my kitchen have become a way to stay connected to my Lebanese identity. Will Cuba Tip Florida to Trump?Sixty-two years after the revolution, America’s relations with its neighbor to the south loom large. Why Does Trump Win With White Men?The gender gap probably deserves another name. Former Milly Designer Michelle Smith Has a New Line, and a New LifeWith her husband, Michelle Smith built a successful clothing brand on the idea of demure femininity. Then she ripped up her life. Everyone Is Gay on TikTokStraight young men on the app are posting suggestive videos with their buddies. It’s not just about the views. Jerry Jeff Walker, Who Wrote and Sang ‘Mr. Bojangles,’ Dies at 78He never had a Top 40 pop hit. But his best-known composition became an enduring standard, and he became a mainstay of the outlaw country movement. As Lawlessness Roils Nigeria, Police Chief Vows to Take Back StreetsAs protests against police brutality have subsided after a violent crackdown, they have been followed by a wave of looting and vandalism that the police have vowed to end. Venezuela Opposition Figure, Long Confined, Flees CountryLeopoldo López had spent the past six years in jail, house arrest and diplomatic asylum. He fled on Saturday to an undisclosed location, his party said. Lee Kun-hee of Samsung Dies at 78; Built an Electronics TitanMr. Lee was convicted — and pardoned — twice for white-collar crimes, in a sign of the ills in South Korea’s relationship with its business dynasties. As China Clamps Down, Activists Flee Hong Kong for Refuge in the WestChina calls them “violent criminals.” Asylum seekers from Hong Kong are the latest catalyst for deteriorating relations between Beijing and Western countries. Wealthy Millennial Women Tend to Defer to Husbands on InvestingEven the most educated and high-achieving women do not participate equally with their husbands in long-term financial decision making, according to a study. While Her Father Rails Against ‘Idiot’ Scientists, Ivanka Trump Talks Ice CreamThe first daughter is trying to woo the white suburban female voters who have become her father’s demographic kryptonite. More Recent Articles
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