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Russia sentences Crimean man amid Kremlin crackdown on Jehovah's Witnesses A Russian court in annexed-Crimea sentenced a 55-year-old man to more than six years in prison amid the Kremlin's continued crackdown on Jehovah's Witnesses.      Prosecutor: Derek Chauvin 'betrayed' his badge during George Floyd arrest The criminal trial against former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd began Monday, with Chauvin facing a charge of murder.   Infant son of Browns WR Ryan Switzer in stable condition after surgery Cleveland Browns wide receiver Ryan Switzer said his infant son will make a full recovery after undergoing surgery Monday in a Boston hospital.   Crews free stuck container ship in Egypt's Suez Canal after nearly a week Work crews have successfully refloated the jammed container ship in Egypt's Suez Canal, one of the world's most vital trade waterways, the canal's service provider said Monday.   2021 NBA Draft to take place July 29; combine, lottery set for late June The NBA announced Monday that this year's draft will be held July 29, marking the second consecutive season in which the event won't take place in its traditional slot.   Arkansas passes law banning gender-affirming care for transgender minors The Arkansas Senate voted 28-7 to approve a measure banning access to gender-affirming care such as puberty blockers and hormones to transgender minors, sending it to Gov. Asa Hutchinson's desk to be signed.   N.Y. woman says Gov. Andrew Cuomo inappropriately kissed her during home visit An upstate New York resident on Monday became the latest woman to accuse New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo of unwanted advances, saying he inappropriately kissed in her own home in 2017.   Milwaukee Bucks to sign veteran guard Jeff Teague The Milwaukee Bucks are expected to sign free-agent guard Jeff Teague once he clears waivers.   Hundreds evacuated as S.D. wildfire threatens homes, closes Mount Rushmore Quickly spreading wildfires in South Dakota on Monday forced the evacuation of hundreds of residents near Rapid City and closed the Mount Rushmore National Memorial.   Urban Meyer on drafting Trevor Lawrence: 'That's the direction we're going' Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Urban Meyer said the franchise is leaning toward selecting former Clemson star quarterback Trevor Lawrence with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft next month.   U.S. suspends trade agreement with Myanmar after military killings U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai announced the United States will suspend engagement with Myanmar under the Trade and Investment Framework Agreement until its democratically elected government is restored.   Mummified parrots suggest ancient trade routes crossed South American desert The recovery of ancient mummified parrots in South America, dating to between 1100 and 1450 AD, suggest trade routes crossed the Atacama Desert.   Ghislaine Maxwell faces 2 new charges in Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case Federal prosecutors in New York on Monday added two new sex trafficking charges against British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, who is accused of procuring underage girls for financier Jeffrey Esptein.   Authorities recover body of second victim in Iowa State crew club boat accident Two students have died after a boat capsized during an Iowa State University crew club practice in Jewell, Iowa, authorities announced.   USS Theodore Roosevelt joins India's air force, navy for exercises A weekend operation involving a U. S. Navy carrier strike group and India's military included participation of India's Russian-designed fighter planes.   Oblivious lottery winner's ticket spent two months in glove box A Virginia man said a lottery ticket that earned him a $100,000 jackpot was forgotten in his vehicle's glove box for nearly two months.   Keeping mature trees could water mitigate drainage in coastal forests, study finds North Carolina State researchers indicated Monday that managers should keep older trees when they timber harvests since they drain less water.   No. 1 Ash Barty, No. 2 Naomi Osaka advance to Miami Open quarterfinals Ash Barty, the No. 1 women's tennis player in the world, defeated Victoria Azarenka in three sets to advance to the quarterfinals of the 2021 Miami Open on Monday in Miami Gardens, Fla.   USAF 'Red Flag' exercises turn to combat problem-solving The "Red Flag 21-2" combat scenario training exercise brought aircraft from seven NATO nations and detachments from across the U.S. Air Force together in March.   Watch: Loose baboon spotted wandering South African suburbs Animal rescuers in South Africa are warning residents in the Johannesburg area to steer clear of a loose baboon seen wandering into urban neighborhoods.   Judge drops terrorism charges against 3 Whitmer kidnapping defendants A Michigan judge on Monday dismissed or denied terrorism charges against three men accused in a plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, but allowed their trial to go forward on other counts.   Study: Ancient Italy's wet period coincides with stories of 'water miracles' A research institute said Monday scientific data confirms north and central Italy had increased rainfall in the 6th century amid stories of 'water miracles."   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Biden Pushes Mask Mandate as C.D.C. Director Warns of ‘Impending Doom’The administration is stepping up the pace of vaccinations and expanding access to shots, but it remains in a race against a virus on the upswing.   Cautiously, Britain Begins Relaxing Strict Lockdown RulesThe move to allow larger gatherings outdoors and reopen some sports centers came as many countries in Europe are tightening restrictions as their coronavirus cases shoot up. ‘No Excuse Not to Be Vaccinated’ in Texas, Which Expands Eligibility to All AdultsTexas and five other states began providing coronavirus vaccines to everyone 16 and older regardless of health conditions on Monday, with other states scheduled to do the same this week. New York Must Offer Vaccine to All Prisoners Immediately, Judge RulesA judge in the Bronx ruled that people incarcerated in the state’s prisons and jails had been arbitrarily excluded from the coronavirus vaccine rollout. Coronavirus Origins Remain Unclear in W.H.O.-China InquiryFar more work is needed to understand how the pandemic began, the report says, but it is not clear that Beijing will cooperate. “We may never find the true origins,” an expert said. ‘Believe Your Eyes,’ Prosecutor Tells Jury on First Day of Derek Chauvin TrialThe lawyer for Mr. Chauvin, a former Minneapolis police officer charged in the killing of George Floyd, suggested that jurors should look beyond the video. Derek Chauvin Trial: Key Takeaways From the First DayThe prosecution’s opening remarks focused on nine minutes and 29 seconds of bystander video. Ship Is Freed After a Costly Lesson in the Vulnerabilities of Sea TradeA single stuck ship stymied global trade for nearly a week. That raises fundamental questions about risks in the supply chain industry. Biden Administration Announces a Major Offshore Wind PlanThe White House said the program could create tens of thousands of new jobs while moving the country toward clean energy Despite Problems In the Past, Biden to Try Again with 'Green' StimulusAs vice president, Joe Biden oversaw a “green jobs” stimulus package that produced notable failures. This time, with more money and more demand for clean technology, will be different, Democrats say. With an Eye on 2024, a Rarely Bashful Pompeo Grows More CombativeCriticized for partisan activity even when he was the secretary of state, Mike Pompeo is taking aim at the Biden administration and talking like a candidate. Democrats Look to Smooth the Way for Biden’s Infrastructure PlanHouse Democrats face hurdles to pushing through the president’s big spending plans, including Republican opposition and resistance from their own ranks. Corporations, Vocal About Racial Justice, Go Quiet on Voting Rights“They are complicit in their silence,” one activist said, as bills that would disproportionately affect Black citizens across the country stir public debate. In San Francisco, Turmoil Over Reopening Schools Turns a City Against ItselfThe San Francisco school board has infuriated parents and the mayor. Now it has descended into chaos over accusations of racism. Chauvin Trial, Infrastructure, Vaccines: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Visit ‘At Home’Get our best ideas for leading a full and cultured life every day. Why Can’t Republicans Be Populists?The establishment has been routed, but its economic orthodoxy rules. How Will We Win the Second Cold War?Biden has a chance to turn China’s strengths into weaknesses. F.D.R. Took Down Giants. Biden Can, Too.Roosevelt’s choice to run the antitrust wing of the Justice Department, Robert Jackson, took just 14 months to change the country. Too Many People Are Locked Up for Small TheftsAn estimated 45,000 Americans are behind bars for thefts of less than $10,000. The punishment doesn’t fit the crime. Why Big Tech Should Fear Amy KlobucharThe Minnesota senator presents her case for why regulating companies like Facebook and Google is crucial for the future of our democracy. Misinformation Isn't Just on Facebook and TwitterBroadcast television and talk radio are just as problematic as social media. Officials’ Missteps on Covid, Then and NowReaders chastise health officials for not speaking out earlier, urge a slower reopening for New York City and propose a national day of mourning. Joe Biden Did Not Appear to Be a Master of DisguiseWhether you like him or hate him, the president isn’t quite who we thought he was. We Need to Vaccinate Kids Against Covid-19So far, children have mostly been spared from the worst aspects of Covid-19. Let’s keep it that way. Book Review: ‘Philip Roth,’ by Blake BaileyBlake Bailey’s biography spends a lot of time on the minute details of its subject’s love life. Ghislaine Maxwell Charged With Sex Trafficking of 14-Year-Old GirlA new indictment accuses Ms. Maxwell of paying a victim of her longtime associate Jeffrey Epstein. UConn Reaches Final Four With Tight Win Over BaylorThe slugfest in the round of 8 delivered what the coaches had predicted: a thriller that could have been a title game. Killing of Salvadoran Refugee by Police in Mexico Incites FurorVideos echoing the death of George Floyd showed a police officer kneeling on the back of the woman, who died of a broken spine, just days before an international forum on gender equality began in Mexico. Nike Sues Over 'Satan Shoes'Nike is suing MSCHF, a small Brooklyn-based company, over its sale of 666 pairs of altered Nike Air Max 97s as “Satan Shoes” in collaboration with the rapper Lil Nas X. Texas Rangers Host 12,911 Fans at Exhibition GameThe Rangers raised eyebrows by opening 40,300 seats at Globe Life Field for Monday’s exhibition. Only 12,911 fans showed up. Banks Face Billions in Losses as a Bet on ViacomCBS and Other Stocks Goes AwryArchegos Capital Management, led by Bill Hwang, couldn’t meet financial demands, creating turmoil on Wall Street and raising questions about the fund’s ties to lenders. Nearly 200 Baby Tortoises Are Seized at Galápagos AirportThe tortoises were found on Sunday wrapped in plastic inside a red suitcase that was bound for mainland Ecuador. A police officer has been taken into custody, the authorities said. Could the Pandemic Spell the End of U.K.’s High Speed Rail?Critics say HS2, a $140 billion project sold as a green alternative to planes and cars, makes less sense than ever in a world where people work from home. What’s on TV This Week: ‘Extinction — The Facts’ and ‘Hysterical’A sobering nature program with David Attenborough airs on PBS. And FX debuts a documentary about women in comedy. Attica Summer Camp, Outside Melbourne, Is a Dreamy DistractionThe chef Ben Shewry’s countryside pop-up is a comforting escape for pandemic times. Cold Tooth Pain's Mysterious Molecular CulpritResearchers figured out how a jolt of discomfort gets from the damaged outside of your tooth to the nerves inside it. I Survived 18 Years in Solitary ConfinementThe harrowing injustice I suffered as a boy should never happen to another child in this country. More Recent Articles
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