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Gang member sentenced for 2014 firebombing of Black families' homes A leader of a Hispanic-American street gang was sentenced to 16 years in prison on Tuesday for firebombing the homes of Black families to scare them from their East Los Angeles housing complex in 2014.      Oregon State President F. King Alexander resigns for role in LSU scandal Oregon State University President F. King Alexander has resigned amid backlash related to his role in Louisiana State University's sexual misconduct scandal.   Grounded container ship blocks traffic on Suez Canal The 13,000-foot long Ever Given container ship ran aground in the Suez Canal on Tuesday, blocking shipping traffic in both directions.   Police ID suspect, victims in Colorado attack; President Joe Biden calls on Congress to act on gun reforms Colorado authorities on Tuesday identified the accused gunman in the Boulder supermarket shooting spree as a 21-year-old man whose premeditated attack killed 10 people, including the first police officer on the scene.   Hornets rookie LaMelo Ball has wrist surgery, out at least four weeks Charlotte Hornets rookie guard LaMelo Ball underwent successful surgery Tuesday to repair his fractured right wrist.   HHS sends request to Pentagon to house migrant children at military bases The Department of Health and Human Services sent a request to the Pentagon to house migrant children at a vacant dorm at Joint Base San Antonio and land at Fort Bliss near El Paso, Texas.   Cincinnati Bengals sign veteran CB Eli Apple to 1-year deal The Cincinnati Bengals have signed veteran cornerback and former first-round pick Eli Apple to a one-year contract.   Pittsburgh Steelers release starting CB Steven Nelson The Pittsburgh Steelers released starting cornerback Steven Nelson after two seasons, the team announced Tuesday.   France, U.S., others participate in Group Arabian Sea Warfare Exercise France's Charles De Gaulle carrier strike group led a Group Arabian Sea Warfare Exercise Friday through Monday.   Krystal Lee Kenney resentenced to 18 months in Kelsey Berreth murder plea deal Krystal Lee Kenney had her sentence for assisting Patrick Frazee in covering up the killing of his fiancee, Kelsey Berreth, shortened to 18 months on Tuesday.   UK armed forces plan to expand presence, engagement British government announced plans Tuesday to expand its military presence and engagement around the world.   'Sex and the City' alum David Eigenberg hints at return for sequel series David Eigenberg said he might join HBO Max's planned "Sex and the City" sequel series if it doesn't interfere with his shooting schedule for "Chicago Fire."   Ex-Ravens, Broncos QB Joe Flacco signing 1-year deal with Eagles Veteran quarterback Joe Flacco has agreed to a short-term contract with the Philadelphia Eagles, his agency announced Tuesday.   Alan Tudyk on 'Resident Alien' renewal: 'What a relief!' Alan Tudyk said he never assumed his sci-fi dramedy, "Resident Alien," would be renewed.   President Joe Biden announces extension of ACA special enrollment to Aug. 15 President Joe Biden announced Tuesday that his administration will extend the special enrollment period for Affordable Care Act healthcare plans for three months through Aug. 15.   Banksy painting thanking British nurses sells for record $23M at auction A Banksy painting honoring nurses treating COVID-19 patients set a new record for the artist in a London auction benefiting British health charities, Christie's announced Tuesday.   INDOPACOM commander nominee voices concern about China, Taiwan The admiral nominated to lead U.S. Indo-Pacific Command expressed concerns Tuesday about the possibility China could seize Taiwan through military force.   Judge detains alleged Capitol rioter for 'near-Nazi racist ideology' Judge Trevor McFadden ordered Timothy Hale-Cusanelli to remain in custody as he awaits trial for charges related to the Jan. 6 Capitol riots citing concerns his "near-Nazi racist ideology" may escalate to violence.   Enhanced ceramics could spark the 5G revolution According to a new paper, published Tuesday in the journal Applied Physics Letters, enhanced ceramics could help 5G reach its full potential.   Dow drops 308 points as travel, retail stocks fall The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 308.05 points as U.S. markets declined behind a drop in travel and retail stocks.   'Black Widow' set for July 9 release on Disney+, in theaters Scarlett Johansson's standalone superhero movie, "Black Widow," will be released on Disney+ and in theaters on July 9.   Postmaster General DeJoy unveils 10-year plan to cut costs Postmaster General Louis DeJoy unveiled Tuesday his 10-year plan to cut costs at the U.S. Postal Service.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Boulder Shooting Survivors Describe ‘Listening to Him Kill Everyone You Know’A deadly shooting at a Boulder supermarket left 10 people dead and a state full of grief and fury that it had happened again.   Biden Seeks Assault Weapons Ban and Background ChecksAfter the second mass shooting in a week, the president said tighter gun laws should not be a partisan issue, but Republicans in Congress showed little interest in Democratic proposals. ‘Beyond Comprehension:’ 10 Lives Lost in BoulderTen people were shot to death at a Colorado grocery store on Monday. The victims included a police officer who was among the first to arrive on the scene. What to Know About the Colorado Grocery Store ShootingTen people were killed in the attack at a supermarket in Boulder, including a police officer, the authorities said. Across States, a Checkerboard of Gun Laws Reflects Partisan TiltThe political divide on gun policy between red and blue states is another example of the way national issues — including abortion rights and, in the post-Trump era, voting rights — are defining local politics. Where Will the Gun Control Debate Go Now (if Anywhere)?For the first time since they took back power in Washington, Democrats face a major test on a recurring, intractable issue. U.S. Health Officials Question AstraZeneca Vaccine Trial ResultsAccording to federal officials, an independent panel of medical experts said the encouraging results announced on Monday might have relied on outdated information. E.U. Set to Curb Covid Vaccine Exports for 6 WeeksThe European Union has drafted new emergency rules that will most likely severely cut exports to Britain and other countries to ease supply shortages at home. They Had Mild Covid. Then Their Serious Symptoms Kicked In.A new study illuminates the complex array of neurological issues experienced by people months after their coronavirus infections. House Reviews Mariannette Miller-Meeks's Narrow Election Victory in IowaAfter one of the closest contests in American history, the House must now decide whether to unseat Mariannette Miller-Meeks, a Republican. G.O.P. and Allies Draft ‘Best Practices’ for Restricting VotingAs Republican legislatures seek to usher in a raft of new voting restrictions, they are being prodded by an array of party leaders and outside groups working to coordinate the efforts. Biden’s Recovery Plan Bets Big on Clean EnergyThe president’s plan, worth up to $4 trillion, represents a fundamental shift in the way Democrats talk about tackling climate change: It’s no longer a side issue. Stock Rally Poses Question: When Does a Bull Become a Bubble?The bull market, born out of the pandemic, has turned a year old. The remarkable turnaround has some analysts wondering if the breakneck pace is sustainable. Netanyahu’s Party Leads but Faces Obstacles to Forming GovernmentPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s party took a lead in Israel’s fourth election in two years, but updated exit polls projected a stalemate that could extend Israel’s political deadlock. Kim Janey Becomes Boston's First Black MayorAt 11, Kim Janey was bused into a neighborhood where Black students were pelted with rocks. As acting mayor, she hopes to help Boston step out of the shadow of that era. Boulder, AstraZeneca, Israel Elections: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. How Covid Changed UsToday, reflect on Covid-19’s toll and how we come back. Subscribers can R.S.V.P. here. An Unusually Optimistic Conversation With Bernie SandersThe Vermont senator discusses the Rescue Act, cancel culture, the filibuster and more. China Doesn’t Respect Us Anymore — for Good ReasonWe’ve stopped following our formula for success. Politicians Behaving BadlyAt least Tom Reed knows how to face up to his mistakes. Are Hate Crime Laws Really the Answer to Anti-Asian Violence?President Biden urged Congress to pass a new one. But many are skeptical that the criminal justice system can offer a solution. What Are Republicans So Afraid Of?Instead of conspiracy-mongering about an election they did well in, they could try to win real majorities. After the Boulder Massacre, New Calls for Gun Control“How many people have to die in mass shootings before there is the political will to pass reasonable gun control legislation?” a reader asks. The Most Important Thing You Should Know About AstraZeneca’s VaccineThe intense public scrutiny is vaccine safety at work. The Years of Work Behind Washington’s Best-Liked ManThe Fed chair, Jerome Powell, has become a popular Main Street champion. Here’s a history of the advocacy that made this possible. What Happens When Biden’s Honeymoon Period Ends?A lot has gone right for the new president. Here are three things that could go wrong. Fighting the Mafia on Its Own TurfAn agricultural movement in Italy grows on land confiscated from organized crime. N.H.L. Hopes to Extend Its Reach to Latino AudiencesThe league’s recent agreement with ESPN grants the network media rights in Latin America, and some teams already regularly broadcast games on the radio in Spanish. After 19 Years in Hawaii, They Were Missing Something: WinterWith their daughter leaving for college, a couple began planning a new life — and a new house — in Idaho, where they could enjoy the cold. Postal Service Plans Price Increases and Service Cuts to Shore Up FinancesThe 10-year plan, which would lengthen promised delivery times and reduce post office hours, among other provisions, drew immediate condemnation from Democrats in Congress. Montana Governor Gets Written Warning After Killing a WolfGreg Gianforte did not complete a trapping certification course before trapping and killing a black wolf last month, a state wildlife official said. Olympic Fans Want Ticket Refunds. But It's Not That Easy.Fans who invested thousands of dollars in trips to the postponed Tokyo Games are eager for refunds. But getting all the money may not be easy, or fast. Medium Offers Buyouts to Editorial EmployeesA top executive is leaving the company, which announced plans to shift its focus from its own publications to writers who use its platform. NASA's Mars Helicopter Prepares for Its First FlightThe experimental vehicle named Ingenuity traveled to the red planet with the Perseverance rover, which is also preparing for its main science mission. George Segal, Durable Veteran of Drama and TV Comedy, Is Dead at 87Best remembered for his role in “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” but later memorable for his comedic work. India's Farm Subsidies Lead to Waste but Support MillionsIn a country plagued with malnutrition, government support has led to wasted crop surpluses. But with jobs lacking, many feel they have little choice but to work the land. Man Says He Found Shrimp Tails in Cinnamon Toast CrunchCrave those crazy … shrimp tails? What Does Home Mean to Us? Not the Same Thing It Did Before the PandemicWe’re tired, and so are our living spaces. As we emerge from lockdown, architects, writers and others reflect on how we’ll reinvent them — and what matters now. Book Review: ‘Rock Me on the Water,’ by Ronald BrownsteinIn “Rock Me on the Water,” Ronald Brownstein explores one momentous year that brings together Archie Bunker and Joni Mitchell in a narrative of cultural ferment. A Lamb Tagine, Sweetened With Dates, for the First Days of SpringThe woodworker Sophie Sellu brings the same patience and care with which she makes her wares to this cherished recipe. The Art of the Vladimir Putin Photo ShootThe Russian president has posed for some new publicity stills amid the snowy Siberian landscape. International Novels Unearth Family Secrets and Nature’s Mysteries“The Rain Heron,” “American Delirium,” “Antonio” and “If You Kept a Record of Sins” explore hidden pasts and mythic visions. Tiny Love Stories: ‘Mommy, Why Don’t You Have a Boyfriend?’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. March Weirdness: Covering the N.C.A.A. Basketball TournamentsFrom Indianapolis, San Antonio and home, writers are watching for upsets on the court, and whatever may happen off it. The Water on Mars Vanished. This Might Be Where It Went.Mars once had rivers, lakes and seas. Although the planet is now desert dry, scientists say most of the water is still there, just locked up in rocks. Is It Safe to Go Back to Indoor Group Exercise Class at the Gym?Indoor fitness classes, which often result in heavy breathing in poorly ventilated rooms, can be risky. Here’s a guide to help you decide if your gym is doing enough to prevent the spread of Covid-19. Is 'All Gas No Brakes' Over?Andrew Callaghan, 23, built a following with his YouTube series “All Gas No Brakes.” This month, he announced that he’d left the show. Here’s what happened. I’m Realizing My Friends Are Racist. What Should I Do?The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on how to respond when longstanding friends reveal their prejudices — and more. Von Diaz’s Essential Puerto Rican RecipesThe journalist and cookbook author, who grew up traveling between Atlanta and Puerto Rico, collects dishes that tell stories about life on the island, and the flavors that bring her back to it. More Recent Articles
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