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Miami Open: Stefanos Tsitsipas reaches third round; Ash Barty advances No. 2 seed Stefanos Tsitsipas dominated Damir Dzumhur 6-1, 6-4 on Saturday to reach the third round of the Miami Open.      Police release names of victims, suspects in Virginia Beach shootings Police have released the names of the two people killed and three who were arrested in connection with multiple shootings in Virginia Beach Friday.   6 injured in mass stabbing at library in North Vancouver, B.C. Police in North Vancouver, B.C., have taken a suspect into custody after a mass stabbing at a library that injured six people.   At least 10 dead as Bangladesh residents protest Modi's visit At least 10 are dead and dozens injured in Bangladesh after demonstrations protesting a visit by India's prime minister turned violent.   Cairo apartment building collapses, killing at least 16 people A multi-story apartment building collapsed Saturday in Cairo, Egypt killing several people.   Militants attack security convoy in northern Mozambique Militants have attacked a security convoy attempting to rescue 180 people trapped in a hotel in northern Mozambique and thousands of people have fled the town of Palma amid the raid.   COVID-19 surges in younger people in Brazil amid variant COVID-19 cases have surged in Brazil, especially among young people, amid the spread of a more contagious variant known as P.1.   Don Cheadle named narrator of 'Wonder Years' reboot "Avengers" franchise actor Don Cheadle will play the narrator on ABC's upcoming "Wonder Years" reboot.   Iran, China announce 25-year trade agreementRonald D. Moore, Hulu adapting 'Court of Thorns and Roses' book series Hulu is working on a series based on Sarah J. Mass' "Court of Thorns and Roses" fantasy novels.   Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee signs law restricting transgender women in sports Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee has signed a bill into law banning transgender students from playing sports according to their gender identity.   'Tiger King' stars Joe Exotic Maldonado, Dillon Passage to divorce Dillon Passage has announced on Instagram that he is divorcing his former "Tiger King" co-star, Joe Exotic Maldonado.   Suez Canal blockage could be eased by favorable tides, officials say The maritime traffic jam in Egypt's Suez Canal worsened Saturday as more ships lined up behind the cargo ship Ever Given, which has been trapped since Tuesday.   Hilary Duff announces birth of 3rd child "Younger" actress and "Lizzie McGuire" alum Hilary Duff announced on Instagram that she has given birth to her third child.   Myanmar military kills dozens of anti-coup protesters; baby injured Myanmar's military fatally shot dozens of protesters Saturday and a rubber bullet injured a baby amid anti-coup demonstrations, observers said.   Sharon Osbourne leaves 'The Talk' CBS has announced that Sharon Osbourne will no longer be a panelist on "The Talk."   Translator pleads guilty to sharing military secrets A Minnesota woman who worked as a translator for the U.S. military in Iraq has pleaded guilty to giving classified defense information to a man connected to an Iran-backed group designated as a terrorist.   Morgan Wallen's 'Dangerous' tops U.S. album chart for 10th week Country artist Morgan Wallen's "Dangerous: The Double Album" is No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart for a 10th week.   DHS Secretary Mayorkas fires most of Homeland Security Advisory Council Department of Homeland Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has fired all but three members of the Homeland Security Advisory Council.   Southern U.S. to face more severe weather risks AccuWeather forecasters say more volatile weather will arrive as soon as this weekend, and stormy weather could be unrelenting even into next week.   Virginia Beach shootings leave 2 dead, 8 injured At least two people died and eight others were injured in multiple shootings overnight in Virginia Beach, local police said.   'Zombie genes' spur some brain cells to grow after death When people die some cells in their brains go on for hours, even getting more active and growing to gargantuan proportions, new research shows.   Famous birthdays for March 27: Nathan Fillion, Halle Bailey Actor Nathan Fillion turns 50 and singer/actor Halle Bailey turns 21, among the famous birthdays for March 27.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
Iran and China signed a 25-year economic cooperation deal Saturday. 
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Biden Poised to Raise Taxes on Business and the RichThe president’s infrastructure proposals are likely to require trillions of dollars in new tax revenue. They also give liberals a chance to address what they call the failures of Republican tax cuts.   In Washington, Policy Revolves Around Joe Manchin. He Likes It That Way.Mr. Manchin’s belief in the need to keep the filibuster has set the stage for a collision between Democrats eager to use its majorities to pass sweeping legislation and a political throwback determined to restore bipartisanship. A Collapse Foretold: How Brazil’s Covid-19 Outbreak Overwhelmed HospitalsThe virus has killed more than 300,000 people in Brazil, its spread aided by a highly contagious variant, political infighting and distrust of science. Suicide and Self-Harm: Bereaved Families Count the Costs of LockdownsThe psychological toll on young people of months in isolation and great global suffering is becoming more clear after successive lockdowns. An Immigrant Family Caught Up in a Distinctly American Tragedy: The Boulder ShootingThe suspect in the mass shooting at a Colorado supermarket came from an immigrant family that had achieved many of the outward signs of success. But their life in America had not been untroubled. Broadcasting ‘the Shock, the Horror, the Outrage’ Live, Again and AgainAfter Columbine, the media faced criticism for focusing on the assailants rather than on the victims. A lot has changed since 1999 — except the need to cover the tragedies in the first place. Here's Where The First Guantánamo Detainees Are NowThe Pentagon called the first 20 prisoners sent to Guantánamo in 2002 “the worst of the worst.” Just two remain there. Others are spread around the world — including four senior Taliban figures. Who Are The Original 20 Guantánamo Bay Detainees?Starting with the Bush administration, the United States has gradually transferred all but two of the first 20 prisoners at the wartime detention facility to other nations. Here’s who, and where, they are. Insurgents Seize Mozambique Town, Killing Several People; Fate of Hundreds UnknownThe attack by hundreds of militants trapped nearly 200 people, including foreign workers, in a hotel in Palma, Mozambique, site of a major gas project. NCAA Arena, Once a Movie Star, Is Again Ready for Its CloseupThe aging movie star in Indianapolis, which was featured in the film “Hoosiers,” is too small to host national tournament games these days, but the pandemic has put it back in the spotlight. Biden’s Chance to Save the EvergladesReviving the South Florida ecosystem enjoys bipartisan support and deserves federal funding. Stop It With ‘Gun Control.’ Enough Already.Language matters. This language doesn’t help. Suffolk County, Where Police Call the ShotsFiscal conservatives and liberal activists both want to curb the power of police unions in Suffolk County. Can they do it? How Does a Baby Bust End?Three scenarios for a more fertile American future. Joe Biden Should Just Give It a GoIt’s not the old days. The G.O.P. is not your friend, Mr. President. He’s a Famous Evangelical Preacher, but His Kids Wish He’d Pipe DownThe Rev. Rick Joyner has called on Christians to arm themselves for civil war. But his children would be on the other side. How Sanctions Hurt Iranian WomenThe decimation of the economy since the U.S. left the nuclear deal is crippling the people who have been working for reform. Do We Even Need Friends, After the Pandemic?The pandemic shrank many social circles to a skeleton crew. Maybe that’s not such a bad thing. Inmate Is Killed in Hostage Standoff at Oklahoma JailA correction officer who had been taken hostage was rescued, officials said. The officer was injured and taken to a hospital. 10 People Shot, 2 Fatally, in Virginia Beach, Police SayA man was fatally shot by an officer and a woman was killed by stray gunfire in separate shootings on Friday night, the police said. Eight other people were wounded. Road Rage Attack: Mother of 6 Fatally Shot, Police SayOfficials said a driver fired multiple times into the passenger door of a couple’s car after they came close to a vehicle while merging into a lane in North Carolina. Racist Moments in WWE Catalog Are Missing on Peacock StreamingPeacock, NBCUniversal’s streaming service, is now showing old and new episodes of WWE Network wrestling. Some troubling segments in the network’s history disappeared in the transfer. ‘Invincible’ Arrives on Amazon Prime With a Young Hero for Mature AudiencesThe animated version of the comic book series cocreated by Robert Kirkman — with mayhem, destruction and gore — is now on Amazon Prime Video. She Vanished Decades Ago. Her Children Just Learned She Had Been Killed.William Heiser Jr. said his father had told him and his sister that their mother, Marie Heiser, had “just packed up her stuff and left.” More Recent Articles
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