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House Democrats pass bill to close gender pay gap The U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday passed legislation to close the gender-wage gap amid the coronavirus pandemic, which has disproportionally affected women.      Astros' Alex Bregman sues San Antonio resort over lost $80K wedding deposit Houston Astros star third baseman Alex Bregman and his wife Reagan filed a lawsuit Thursday against a San Antonio resort after failing to be reimbursed an $80,000 wedding deposit.   Democratic lawmakers call for USPS to implement essential banking services Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., and other Democratic lawmakers on Thursday called on their colleagues in Congres to include pilot programs for USPS to provide essential banking services in the 2022 fiscal bill.   Seattle Seahawks sign ex-Dallas Cowboys DE Aldon Smith The Seattle Seahawks have signed former Dallas Cowboys defensive end Aldon Smith to a short-term contract.   DARPA awards 3 deals for work on nuclear propulsion system The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency awarded three contracts this week to design a nuclear thermal propulsion system that will operate above low Earth orbit in 2025.   2021 WNBA Draft results: Dallas Wings take Charli Collier with No. 1 pick The Dallas Wings selected University of Texas star post player Charli Collier with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2021 WNBA Draft on Thursday.   U.S. sanctions dozens of Russian officials for meddling in 2020 election The U.S. government announced sanctions Thursday against nearly three dozen Russian individuals and entities for attempts to interfere in and influence the 2020 presidential election.   Bulls' Zach LaVine in health and safety protocols, could miss multiple games Chicago Bulls star guard Zach LaVine has been placed in the NBA's health and safety protocols and could miss several games.   NORTHCOM says U.S. must defend interests in the Arctic The U.S. is going to need to develop more persistence in the Arctic region if it wants to be a player there, the commander of U.S. Northern Command told lawmakers earlier this week.   NASA review advances first launch of astronauts in reused capsule A planned SpaceX astronaut launch from Florida to the International Space Station next week has cleared a major review by NASA officials, the space agency announced Thursday evening.   Former officer Derek Chauvin chooses not to testify in trial for George Floyd's death Defense attorneys in the criminal trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin rested on Thursday, without him taking the stand to defend himself against charges over the death of George Floyd last year.   Michael Jordan to present Kobe Bryant at Hall of Fame induction ceremony The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame on Thursday revealed its list of Hall of Famers who are scheduled to present the Class of 2020, with NBA icon Michael Jordan honoring Los Angeles Lakers great Kobe Bryant.   Suspect dead in police shooting that put San Antonio airport in lockdown Police said they shot and killed a suspected gunman after he allegedly opened fire on officers Thursday at San Antonio International Airport.   Chicago police release body camera footage of fatal shooting of 13-year-old Adam Toledo The Chicago Civilian Office of Police Accountability on Thursday released footage of a Chicago police officer shooting and killing 13-year-old Adam Toledo last month.   Bill seeks to expand eligibility for Agent Orange-related benefits A bipartisan bill introduced Thursday would allow Vietnam veterans who served in Thailand, Laos and Cambodia during the Vietnam War to qualify for disability benefits related to Agent Orange exposure.   Up to 10% of young adults who recover from COVID-19 at risk for 'reinfection,' study finds COVID-19 infection does not completely protect young adults from getting the virus again, a study published Thursday by The Lancet Respiratory Medicine found.   Study: Coral reefs' protection saves U.S. property owners billions each year If the reefs lining the coasts of the United States were just 3 feet shorter, damage from floods would be $5.3 billion greater, according to a new research.   India reports a record of more than 200,000 new COVID-19 cases in a single day India reported more than 200,000 COVID-19 new cases in a single day Thursday, more than doubling its previous record as the nation experiences a second wave of infections.   Former Vice President Mike Pence has pacemaker installed Former Vice President Mike Pence underwent a procedure to install a pacemaker this week, his office announced Thursday.   Dow climbs above 34,000 as retail sales jump, unemployment claims fall The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed above 34,000 for the first time as U.S. markets hit record highs amid rising retail sales and falling unemployment claims.   'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier' tops Disney+ debut Marvel's The Falcon and The Winter Soldier drew in 495 million minutes to top Disney+ premieres, new Nielsen ratings show.   Watch: Diver finds gold ring in California river, tracks down owner A diver taking a swim in a California river found a gold wedding band and was able to track down the man who lost it.   $200,000 winning scratch-off lottery ticket went unscratched for two weeks An Australian man said he used his winnings from a minor lottery prize to buy a scratch-off ticket -- but it was two weeks before he discovered he had won more than $200,000.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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China’s First-Quarter Growth Is Expected to Boom on PaperThe world’s traditional growth engine reported an 18.3 percent leap in the first quarter. But consumers and small business aren’t fully sharing in the spoils.   Signs of Economic Hope Are Growing, Some With SuperlativesSoaring retail sales and a sharp drop in jobless claims are the latest reflection of a quickening recovery and suggest a year of remarkable growth. Video of Chicago Police Fatally Shooting Adam Toledo Is ReleasedMayor Lori Lightfoot called for calm before the body camera footage was made public. The victim, Adam Toledo, was one of the youngest people killed by the police in Illinois in years. Derek Chauvin Declines to Testify About George Floyd's DeathThe jury is expected to hear closing arguments on Monday and could deliver a verdict in Mr. Chauvin’s trial next week. Simon & Schuster Says It Won’t Distribute Book by Officer Who Shot Breonna TaylorPlans by Post Hill Press to publish the book, written by Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly, have drawn sharp criticism. How the G.O.P. Lost Its Clear Voice on Foreign PolicyAfter four years of Donald J. Trump’s America-first mantra, Republican views on foreign intervention, long a signature part of the party’s brand, have splintered. As Biden Pulls Out of Afghanistan, How Much Do Americans Care?For the American public, there was never any great outcry for withdrawing, polling suggests. U.S. Imposes Stiff Sanctions on Russia, Blaming It for Major Hacking OperationAfter years of wrist slaps under President Donald J. Trump, the new measures are intended to have a noticeable effect on the Russian economy. Biden Administration Says Russian Intelligence Obtained Trump Campaign DataA Treasury Department document shed more light on links between the campaign and Russian spies. Can the Covid Vaccine Protect Me Against Virus Variants?Vaccines do a good job of protecting us from coronavirus, but fear and confusion about the rise of variants have muddled the message. Here are answers to common questions. A Former Alt-Right YouTuber Explains His MethodsFocus on conflict. Feed the algorithm. Make sure whatever you produce reinforces a narrative. Don’t worry if it is true. Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Lil Nas X? Not Sorry!The celebrity apology has evolved, but it still isn’t good enough. Andrew Yang Hasn’t Done the MathWas his economic story too good to check? Wisdom Isn’t What You Think It IsIt’s more about listening than talking. I Got the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine. I'm Not Losing Sleep.Here’s how to think about the federal investigation into rare but severe blood clots associated with the vaccine. Why Spy Agencies Say the Future Is BleakClimate change, technology, disease and financial crises will pose big challenges for the world, an intelligence report concludes. The Supreme Court Is Making New Law in the ShadowsThe justices are defying their procedural rules to rewrite the Constitution. Daunte Wright's Death Is a Call to End Armed Traffic StopsAutomated technology and unarmed monitors could do most of the job more efficiently and more safely. They Sought Refuge in Our Church. ICE Fined Them $500,000.The Biden administration must allow these families to live freely without fear. Why the Amazon Workers Never Stood a ChanceOur system of labor law and regulations has too strongly tilted the playing field in favor of companies and against unions. Trump’s Killing Spree ContinuesArizona follows a model that lets the government ignore questions of cruelty. CNN Is in a Post-Trump Slump. What Does That Mean for Don Lemon?The prime-time host on the future of cable news, the urgency of conversations about race and whether CNN is a boys’ club. Why My Family Is Watching ‘Gilmore Girls’The perfect refuge from Covid and cancer is a fictional town where nothing really happens and the diner is always open. Did the Music Industry Change? A Race ‘Report Card’ Is on the Way.The Black Music Action Coalition, a group of managers, lawyers and others, was created last summer with a mission to hold the business to account. In June, it will report on the progress so far. How Are There Only Three Lesbian Bars in New York City?As the effects of the pandemic unfurl, lesbians are worried about losing their few brick-and-mortar spaces. A New ‘Denim Cycle’? After a Decade, Jeans Move From Skinny to LooseAmerican shoppers are flocking to high-waisted, loosefitting jeans in droves and companies believe they may become a hallmark of the post-pandemic world. Charli Collier Is the No. 1 Pick in the W.N.B.A. DraftCollier, a 6-foot-5 center from the University of Texas, was selected by the Dallas Wings, which also picked Awak Kuier and Chelsea Dungee in the first round. Key Chains and Teddy Bears in Riot Gear: Hong Kong Promotes National SecurityThe government organized a day of citywide activities, from schools to the police academy, to encourage residents to support a recent national security law. A Bitter Family Feud Dominates the Race to Replace MerkelChancellor Angela Merkel of Germany will exit the world stage in less than six months, and the fight for her seat is pitting the leaders of two sister parties against one another. Supreme Court Commission to Scrutinize Reforms Beyond Expanding Justice SeatsPresident Biden’s new panel, which is set to meet on Friday, has ambitions to tackle many other proposals to overhaul the court. Prince Philip’s Funeral Will Include a Call to BattleThe prince approved plans for his own funeral and, despite coronavirus restrictions, the ceremony will reflect his wishes, officials say. Seeking Cooperation on Climate, U.S. Faces Friction With ChinaJohn Kerry, President Biden’s climate envoy, is pressing China to do more to address global warming. But he faces an emboldened Beijing leadership that thinks the United States has lagged behind. Republicans Question Spy Agencies’ Work on Domestic ExtremismAgency officials say they are analyzing information, not collecting intelligence on Americans. Florida Man Who Posed as Immigration Lawyer Gets 20-Year SentenceElvis Harold Reyes filed hundreds of fraudulent applications, collecting $411,000 that he spent on himself and his girlfriend, prosecutors said. Hiker Rescued After Man Uses Photo to Pinpoint His LocationRene Compean, who had been missing in the mountains of Southern California, was found on Tuesday after a stranger deduced his location from a photo posted by the authorities. How Working From Home Changed Wardrobes Around the WorldIt wasn’t all sweats and leggings. A whirlwind tour of how the pandemic affected what we wore, from India to Italy. 400 Days Later, the New York Philharmonic ReturnsThe orchestra’s first indoor concert for a live audience in 13 months was a quietly joyful celebration. How a Burst of Light in the Sky Illuminated Something PrimalVideos of a mysterious celestial phenomenon captured a once-common human emotion: awe at the wonder of the heavens. This Designer Wants to Bring Back the Joy of Playing Dress UpIn a world of virtual runways, Jackson Wiederhoeft has made his latest bridal collection “an accessible experience for brides.” How the Largest Animals That Could Ever Fly Supported Giraffe-Like NecksThese pterosaurs had wingspans as long as 33 feet, and scans of fossilized remains reveal a surprise in their anatomy. ‘Monday’ Review: A Year of Love and Its HangoversFiery physical contact keeps an expat couple together in Greece, and the sex scenes are enough for a half-dozen movies. Giancarlo DiTrapano, Defiantly Independent Book Publisher, Dies at 47Mr. DiTrapano championed avant-garde work and relished taking chances on young, untested authors. His Tyrant Books produced some unexpected hits. Teammates in Brooklyn, Rivals in M.L.S.When Kevin Durant bought a stake in the Philadelphia Union last summer, he became the fourth member of the Nets with an ownership stake in Major League Soccer. How Do I Convince My Grieving Relatives to Visit?My brother and his wife lost a son. All we want is to see them. More Recent Articles
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