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In reversal of Trump administration policy, Blinken says U.S. will defend 'human rights everywhere' Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced human rights are universal, interdependent and the United States will defend them wherever they are violated.      Watergate coordinator G. Gordon Liddy dies at 90 G. Gordon Liddy, who was convicted for his role in coordinating the Watergate break-in that led to President Richard Nixon's resignation, died on Tuesday. He was 90 years old.   Buccaneers coach Bruce Arians honors promise, gets Super Bowl tattoo Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians followed through on his promise and received a Super Bowl tattoo on his upper back.   Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz claims sex trafficking investigation is extortion attempt Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz said Tuesday he is under investigation for alleged sex trafficking of an underage girl, claiming the allegations are part of an extortion attempt involving a former Justice Department employee.   Utah Jazz charter plane makes emergency landing after striking birds The Utah Jazz's charter plane was forced to make an emergency landing Tuesday after striking a flock of birds shortly after takeoff, resulting in an engine issue.   Watch: NCAA referee Bert Smith alert after collapsing during Gonzaga-USC game NCAA referee Bert Smith collapsed early in the first half of Tuesday night's Elite Eight game between Gonzaga and USC.   SpaceX introduces final members of all-civilian Inspiration4 crew SpaceX on Tuesday introduced the final two members of the crew for its Inspiration4 all-private space mission which will orbit around Earth in September.   Bidens' German shepherd Major bites again President Joe Biden's German shepherd Major is in the dog house again after biting another person at the White House, first lady Jill Biden's spokesman said Tuesday.   Astral Knight 2021 to take place at Aviano Air Base in Italy This year's iteration of the multinational air and missile exercise Astral Knight will take place at Italy's Aviano Air Base, as well as locations in Croatia, Greece and Slovenia, the Air Force announced this week.   NFL owners approve 17-game schedule for 2021 season The NFL is expanding its regular season to 17 games per team starting in the 2021 season, the league announced Tuesday.   British Ministry of Defence announces plans to address climate change Britain's defense ministry announced plans this week to reduce emissions, scale up its transition to renewables -- and to prepare for geopolitical threats posed by climate change.   Three women killed while administering polio vaccines in Afghanistan Three women were killed in Afghanistan while administering polio vaccines on Tuesday, UNICEF Director Henrietta Fore said.   Death row inmate convicted of killing 5 dies of brain cancer A man convicted of killing five people across three states in 2005 and sentenced to death for one of the murders has died, California prosecutors announced.   Masks, distancing still needed as cities reopen, even with vaccinations, researchers say Even with COVID-19 vaccines widely available, people must still wear masks, practice social distancing and stay away from crowded, poorly ventilated indoor spaces to suppress the virus and avoid future lockdowns.   Study: Eye injections may prevent vision loss, complications for diabetic retinopathy A drug commonly used to treat certain forms of diabetic retinopathy may prevent vision-threatening complications associated with the disease, a study published Tuesday by JAMA Ophthalmology found.   Derek Chauvin trial: EMT says officer prevented her from helping George Floyd A Minneapolis firefighter who happened upon George Floyd's arrest testified Tuesday that she was prevented from helping as she watched officers decline to take his pulse or take other action to save his life.   USS Blue Ridge participates in joint exercise with Japan's JS Kongo The USS Blue Ridge participated in an exercise with the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force's JS Kongo this week to test the nations' combined maritime skills and intercommunication capabilities.   Reports: Volkswagen name change was early April Fool's Day joke Sources within Volkswagen said Tuesday that a press release announcing the company would rename its American branch "Voltswagen" was an early April Fool's Day promotional stunt, according to multiple outlets.   Miami Open tennis: Ash Barty fends off Sabalenka, advances to semis World No. 1 Ash Barty needed extra time to fend off Aryna Sabalenka on Tuesday in Miami Gardens, Fla. The Australian escaped the 2-hour, 16-minute match with a ticket to the Miami Open semifinals.   First-ever rogue comet is one of the most pristine astronomers have observed According to a new study, published Tuesday in the journal Nature Communications, 2I/Borisov is one of the most pristine comets scientists have ever observed.   Dow drops 104 points as 10-year Treasury yield hits 14-month high The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 104 points on Tuesday as the 10-year Treasury yield briefly rose to 1.77%, its highest level since January 2020.   Senate Democrats ask Biden for recurring stimulus payments, extended jobless benefits A group of Senate Democrats sent a letter to President Joe Biden on Tuesday asking him to include recurring relief payments and extended jobless benefits in his economic recovery plan.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Biden to Pay for Infrastructure Plan With Corporate TaxesThe president will propose using the revenue from increasing corporate taxes to pay for eight years of ambitious spending on roads, bridges, utilities and other needs.   Why Mothers Are Skeptical of Covid-19 Aid PromisesFor many mothers newly burdened by Covid-19, resentment lingers that the government hasn’t helped more, and sooner. Both political parties are now trying to court them. Democrats Splinter Over Strategy for Pushing Through Voting Rights BillPresident Biden and leading congressional Democrats have made the far-reaching bill a top priority, but some proponents believe it needs major changes. Here's How Democrats' Voting Rights Law Would WorkThe expansive measure would set a nationwide floor on ballot access, nullify many voting restrictions, change the way political districts are drawn and rein in campaign donations. Chauvin Trial Day 2: Young Witnesses Offer Emotional TestimoniesOn the second day of Derek Chauvin’s trial, eyewitnesses painted a harrowing and consistent picture of what they saw during the fatal arrest of George Floyd. Matt Gaetz Under Investigation Over Possible Sex TraffickingAn inquiry into the Florida congressman was opened in the final months of the Trump administration, people briefed on it said. Attack on Filipino Woman in NYC Creates Wave of OutrageSecurity guards failed to intervene while a man kicked and stomped on a 65-year-old woman near Times Square, yelling, “You don’t belong here.” Biden Announces Actions to Combat Anti-Asian Attacks“We can’t be silent in the face of rising violence against Asian Americans,” President Biden said after an assault on a woman in New York. Partially Vaccinated Households Struggle to Navigate Freedom and RiskSome households are now just partially vaccinated, leaving families split on how to enjoy new freedoms while protecting the safety of those who are still vulnerable. Getting One Vaccine Is Good. How About Mix-and-Match?Researchers are exploring the possible benefits of pairing doses from two different Covid-19 vaccines. G. Gordon Liddy, Mastermind Behind Watergate Burglary, Dies at 90Unlike other defendants in the scandal that brought down Richard Nixon, Mr. Liddy refused to testify and drew the longest prison term. Fourth Wave, Matt Gaetz, Lil Nas X: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. From Serial: The Improvement AssociationA true story about election fraud. America Has a Ruling ClassWhy do members of the political elite insist that they’re not? The Death CleanerFor a forensic cleaner in Mexico City, helping grieving families heal is at the core of his service. The Biden BoomThe president has a chance to supercharge the economy. How to Stop Schools That Prey on VeteransUnder Betsy DeVos, the Education Department sold out to predatory for-profit colleges. It’s welcome news that Washington is taking steps to protect students. The Author Behind ‘Arrival’ Doesn’t Fear AI. ‘Look at How We Treat Animals.’The award-winning author and Ezra Klein discuss A.I. suffering, free will, Superman’s failures and more. The G.O.P. Has Some Voters It Likes and Some It Doesn’tThis is what happens when a political party turns against democracy. ‘Babylon Berlin,’ Babylon America?How watching a TV show about Weimar Germany can help us interpret our own era. Beverly Cleary Helped Boys Love BooksI wanted to be Ralph, the mouse with the motorcycle. Republicans Have an Agenda All Right, and They Don’t Need Congress for ItThe G.O.P.’s program lives in the judiciary — and especially in the Supreme Court. 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. As NFTs Soar, Experts Warn of an Unsustainable BubbleAs the prices of blockchain-secured works skyrocket and speculators swoop, experts are warning of an unsustainable bubble. Book Review: ‘A World on the Wing,’ by Scott WeidensaulIn “A World on the Wing,” Scott Weidensaul describes the splendor of birds that can span continents in their flight, and also all the ways they are threatened. State Dept. Reverses Trump Policies on Reproductive and Religious FreedomsEven as Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken similarly condemned abuses and oppression from China to Syria to Venezuela, he overturned aspects of the Trump administration’s human rights agenda. Judge Tosses Trump Campaign Aide Confidentiality AgreementThe case is one of several in which former President Donald J. Trump went after former aides that criticized him or his campaign, Two ‘SpongeBob SquarePants’ Episodes No Longer on NickelodeonOne episode, which centered on a virus story line, “was never put on the schedule to be sensitive to the pandemic outbreak last year,” a spokesman said. The other, removed three years ago, was not “kid-appropriate.” ‘No Place for a Child’: Inside the Tent Camp Housing Thousands of Migrant ChildrenChildren are sleeping shoulder to shoulder in the overcrowded facility at Donna, Texas, which is now housing more than 4,000 migrants amid a new surge on the border. Hunter Biden’s Memoir: 7 Takeaways From ‘Beautiful Things’President Biden’s son opens up about crack addiction, his romantic relationship with his sister-in-law and the new love that halted his cycle of despair. SpaceX Test Rocket Goes Up and Explodes AgainSomething went wrong early for Starship, with shards of metal raining down around the launch site including debris that hit one of the cameras. A Wedding, an Airstrike, and Outrage at the French MilitaryThe French Army says it killed terrorists in Mali, with no collateral damage. A new United Nations report says almost all of the dead were civilians. How to Pretend You’re in New Orleans TonightThe Crescent City is the kind of place you daydream about long after you’re gone. Here are a few ways to be there in spirit. Lil Nas X, Clapback ChampThe rapper’s new single, video and sneaker were merely the prelude to a brilliantly orchestrated main event: a virtuosic performance on Twitter. Cadence, Serving Plant-Based Southern and Soul Food, OpensLoeb Boathouse in Central Park reopens; a fried chicken pop-up in Greenwich Village, and more restaurant news. ‘Diana’ Musical Sets Netflix Run — and Broadway Opening NightIn an unprecedented move, a recording of the show will start streaming in October, while audiences can see it live (if theaters reopen) in December. Tiny Love Stories: ‘I Didn’t Want Her to Stay Long’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. The Year of the Wedding After-PartyFor many couples who had scaled-down, virtual ceremonies, this year is all about the second celebration — an in-person reception with family and friends. In Montana, Bears and Wolves Become Part of the Culture WarsThe politics of predators seem poised to enter a new chapter in the state, which now seems intent on reviving some of the practices of a century ago that virtually exterminated wolves from Montana. Summer Zervos's Defamation Suit Against Trump Will ProceedThe court’s decision, in a case against the former president by Summer Zervos, could compel Mr. Trump to testify under oath. How to Get Your Closet Under ControlWith all due respect to Marie Kondo, it isn’t just about getting rid of things. Here’s what the experts know that you may not. ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ Review: Let’s You and Him FightApe and lizard go toe-to-toe, with a cast of talented humans to comment on the action. 7 Podcasts to Binge in a DayWhether you’re craving a thriller, a spy documentary or an exploration of an American musical icon, each of these limited series can be enjoyed in one big gulp. More Recent Articles
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