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Los Angeles Dodgers put rookie Zach McKinstry on 10-day IL The Los Angeles Dodgers placed promising rookie Zach McKinstry on the 10-day injured list with a strained right oblique muscle, the team announced.      Houston Rockets CEO Tad Brown to resign after season Longtime Houston Rockets CEO Tad Brown announced Friday he will step down from his position at the end of the 2020-21 NBA season.   Former Bears star, pro wrestler Steve 'Mongo' McMichael reveals ALS diagnosis Former Chicago Bears star defensive lineman and Super Bowl champion Steve McMichael, who later became a professional wrestler for WCW, revealed he has been diagnosed with ALS.   Ravens trade Pro Bowl OT Orlando Brown Jr. to Chiefs The Baltimore Ravens agreed to trade two-time Pro Bowl offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr. to the Kansas City Chiefs, the teams announced.   Ghislaine Maxwell pleads not guilty to new sex trafficking charges British socialize Ghislaine Maxwell pleaded not guilty Friday to new sex trafficking charges filed last month related to allegations she procured underage girls for financier Jeffrey Epstein.   CDC, FDA lift pause on Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Food and Drug Administration on Friday lifted the pause on administering the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, which has been suspended for more than a week.   Tiger Woods shares photo of himself on crutches amid recovery from crash Golf legend Tiger Woods on Friday posted a photo of himself on crutches with a walking boot on his right leg while at his backyard practice course in Jupiter, Fla.   India faces oxygen shortages as COVID-19 cases skyrocket India set another record for new COVID-19 cases within a 24-hour period as medical officials scrambled to meet oxygen demands in the nation's hospitals Friday.   Biden speaks to Turkey's Erdogan by phone, prepares to recognize Armenian genocide President Joe Biden spoke with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as the former prepares to become the first U.S. president in four decades to use the term "genocide" to describe the 1915 slaughter of Armenians.   Flexible diet has helped leaf-eating lemurs survive deforestation Several species of leaf-eating lemurs, or sifakas, in Madagascar also like to munch on flowers and fruit, returning to leaves when more nutrient dense food sources are scarce.   Belated birthday gift from brother earns woman a $500,000 lottery prize A Maryland woman who received a scratch-off lottery ticket as a belated birthday present from her brother had to forgive the gift's tardiness when she won a $500,000 jackpot.   All B-1B Lancer bombers grounded for potential fuel filter leak All 57 active U.S. Air Force B-1B Lancer bombers were indefinitely grounded this week after a fuel filter problem was discovered.   Look: Florida police capture loose lemur, another still on the run Police in Florida said they captured a lemur spotted wandering loose in a neighborhood -- but another of the primates is still at large.   Navy's newest guided missile destroyer to be christened on Saturday The christening of the U.S. Navy's newest destroyer on Saturday will be Mississippi's Ingalls Shipbuilding's first full-scale christening in the COVID-19 era.   Iowa's oldest female muskie caught after dodging nearly 2,000 nets Wildlife officials in Iowa said the oldest known female muskie in the state was caught after 20 years -- apparently dodging capture nearly 2,000 times in that time.   Caitlyn Jenner announces bid for California governor Olympic gold medalist and reality TV star Caitlyn Jenner said Friday she plans to challenge California Gov. Gavin Newsom if a recall election moves forward.   The justices of the U.S. Supreme Court Here are the nine justices of the U.S. Supreme Court in their official photos taken April 23, 2021, in Washington, D.C.   Watch: Florida cyclist's path blocked by alligators A woman taking a bike ride on a Florida trail captured video when she found her path blocked by a large alligator -- with a second gator lurking nearby.   First female recruits complete San Diego Marine boot camp An all-female platoon of U.S. Marine recruits completed training this week, making them the first women to graduate from Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego.   50 Cent producing true crime limited series for Starz Rapper 50 Cent will executive produce "The Case of Cyntoia Brown," a limited series based on Brown's autobiography, Starz announced Friday.   President Joe Biden to mark 100 days in office with Georgia visit President Joe Biden plans to mark his 100th day in office with a trip to Atlanta featuring a drive-in rally.   New malaria vaccine offers 77% protection against deadly parasite, researchers say A new malaria vaccine developed by researchers at the University of Oxford provides 77% protection against the mosquito-borne parasite for one year, a study published online Friday by the Lancet found.   Watch: Bank employees climb into dumpster to search for wedding ring A North Dakota bank employee was reunited with her lost wedding band after her coworkers went diving in the dumpster -- only to later discover the ring was in the parking lot.   USS Iwo Jima arrives in Spain for repairs The USS Iwo Jima arrived at Naval Station Rota, Spain, on Friday for mid-deployment repairs, a U.S. Navy statement said.   Browns pick up $18.8M option on QB Baker Mayfield The Cleveland Browns picked up the $18.8 million fifth-year contract option on quarterback Baker Mayfield, keeping him with the franchise through at least the 2022 season, the team announced Friday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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J.&.J. Vaccine Will Be Available Again SoonU.S. experts weigh the risks for younger women and cases of a rare blood-clotting disorder, and lift the pause in giving the one-shot vaccine.   AstraZeneca Vaccines Made at Troubled Baltimore Plant Were Shipped to Canada and MexicoThe Biden administration said it did not know of manufacturing problems at the Emergent factory when it approved shipping millions of doses of AstraZeneca’s vaccine. The company says the doses were safe. Tommy Robinson, the Far-Right Agitator, Lifted by Trump, Turns to RussiaThe anti-Islam agitator Tommy Robinson struck gold in America. Keeping it might require help from Moscow, where other British far-right activists are also finding friends. Biden’s Climate Summit Sets Up a Bigger Test of American PowerThere were notable pledges of action, but several important greenhouse gas polluters were conspicuously silent. It showed the challenges that lie ahead. On Climate, Biden Takes On ‘Our Generation’s Moonshot’To get a handle on how the president’s international climate commitments will need to jibe with his domestic policy agenda, we called Nathaniel Keohane, an economist, former Obama adviser and climate expert. California’s governor seeks to ban new fracking and halt oil production, but not immediately.In the past, Gov. Gavin Newsom has said he lacked the executive authority to halt fracking, which has long been a source of both pollution and higher-paying jobs in California. One High School, Five Students Fatally ShotFive students at a Knoxville, Tenn., high school have been killed in gun violence this year, plunging a community’s young people into a whirlwind of trauma. Derek Chauvin Trial Juror Speaks Out: 'I Could Feel Their Pain'She was known as Juror 96 and sat through three weeks of testimony, but Lisa Christensen didn’t get to decide Derek Chauvin’s fate. She was selected as an alternate. After Testing the World’s Limits, Putin Steps Back From the BrinkThe Russian president pulled back troops from Ukraine’s border and relented on medical treatment for his nemesis Aleksei A. Navalny, after a performance blending fear and force to affirm his power. A Computer Chip Shortage Has Hobbled the Auto IndustryAlmost every carmaker has had to curtail production, hampering the economic recovery. Oscars 2021 Predictions: Who Will Win Best Picture, Actor and Actress?Our expert is here to help you catch up to one of the strangest awards seasons on record. Here is what he thinks will win. Johnson & Johnson, India, Oscars: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. That Blah Feeling, the YOLO Economy and an Ode to the Filet-O-Fish: The Week in Narrated ArticlesFive articles from around The Times, narrated just for you. Patrick Radden Keefe on ‘Empire of Pain’Keefe discusses his new book about the Sackler family and OxyContin, and Elisabeth Egan talks about JoAnne Tompkins’s debut novel, “What Comes After.” Why the Past Haunts Talks With IranFor nuclear talks in Vienna to succeed, Iranians and Americans need to be more honest about their past actions. Ava DuVernay Isn’t Up for an Oscar, but It’s Still Her NightHow the acclaimed director is creating a new, more inclusive film and television industry, and nurturing the next generation of Black talent. The G.O.P. Is Getting Even WorseTrumpians are having a venomous panic attack. How Generals Plot Together, in Myanmar and ThailandAn unholy alliance between the two military governments will delay a return to democracy in both countries. After Covid, Your Health May Depend on Living With GermsThe health of our bodies and microbiomes may depend on society’s return to lifestyles that expose us to bacteria, despite the risks. Biden Should Keep His Covid Vaccine Patent PromisesThe president should keep his promise on vaccine patents. Republicans Aren’t Done Messing With ElectionsNot content with limiting voting rights, they are threatening the integrity of vote counting itself. The Pandemic Shrank Our Social Circles. Let’s Keep It That Way.You don’t need to rekindle your friendship with your kid’s soccer teammate’s father if you don’t want to. Noam Chomsky on Anarchism, Human Nature and Joe BidenThe legendary leftist intellectual also discusses his theory of the good life and more. Getting Real About Coal and ClimateA document from the United Mine Workers offers reason to hope. Private Schools Brought in Diversity Consultants. Outrage Ensued.In the wake of George Floyd, elite institutions have tried to check their privilege. Not everybody is on board. MI5 Has Joined Instagram. It’s Not for the Likes.MI5’s new account is an effort to appeal to job applicants. It joins other intelligence agencies on social media, where results are anything but guaranteed. He Said He Loved Her. Then He Went to the F.B.I.John DiRubba turned informant to foil a murder-for-hire plot. Or was he just an ex-lover seeking revenge? 7 Deputies Placed on Leave After Fatal Shooting of Black Man in North CarolinaGov. Roy Cooper on Friday joined growing calls for the release of body-camera footage of the fatal shooting of Andrew Brown Jr. in Elizabeth City. Iowa Woman Admits to Hitting Children With Car Because of Their EthnicityNicole Poole Franklin, 43, pleaded guilty to hate crime and attempted murder charges after striking two children with her Jeep Grand Cherokee in 2019. Simone Biles Leaves Nike for a Sponsor That Focuses on WomenAs part of the deal, Athleta, the new sponsor, has agreed to back a post-Olympic exhibition tour that Biles was already planning. Nick Springer, Paralympic Gold Medalist, Dies at 35A quadruple amputee, he was a relentless defender on the United States’ wheelchair rugby team, which won a gold medal at the 2008 Paralympics in Beijing. More Than 100 Migrants Are Feared Dead as Boat Capsizes in MediterraneanThe shipwreck off Libya comes as the number of attempts to cross the sea from Africa to Europe increases in the warmer weather. Arizona Judge Halts (for Now) G.O.P. Recount of 2020 BallotsRepublican officials in the state have hired a private vendor to review nearly 2.1 million ballots cast in its largest county, though there is no substantiated evidence of significant fraud or errors. Scripps Spelling Bee Adds Vocabulary (and Possible Lightning Round) for 2021The changes come after last year’s event was canceled because of the pandemic and the 2019 bee resulted in an eight-way tie. Murdoch’s Pick to Run The New York Post Bets On the Web and CelebsKeith Poole arrived last month with plans to make the tabloid more digital. Many on his staff have yet to hear from him. Italian Police Accuse Man of Getting Paid for 15 Years While Skipping WorkA hospital worker in Italy’s south was allegedly paid for 15 years without working a single day. Investigators blame the inefficiency of checks at all levels. What to Cook This WeekendTejal Rao has adapted a recipe for chiles rellenos from Andrea Serrato of Mamis Xiles in East Los Angeles that is certainly worth your time. 10 Queer Indigenous Artists on Where Their Inspirations Have Led ThemWhile wide-ranging in scope and style, these pieces are alike in their power and depth. A Sri Lankan Chicken Curry Grounded in MemoryCreamy coconut milk and homemade spice blends run through this warming kukul mas maluwa, inspired by a grandmother’s cooking. How Do I Dress Like a Boss?A reader wonders about what to wear for a promotion. When a Cold Case Turns DeadlyIn her latest Crime column, Sarah Weinman reviews Amy Suiter Clarke’s debut novel, “Girl, 11,” about a true-crime podcast host in a killer’s cross hairs. Emily Ratajkowski to Auction NFTThe artist Richard Prince appropriated her image for his work. Now she’s doubling back on it for one of her own. They Have Alzheimer’s. This Clinical Trial May Be a Last Hope.In the narrow window in which patients are aware of their disease, they have sought help in clinical trials. But enrolling enough participants to make these trials count is not easy. My Boyfriend Has Two Girlfriends. Should I Be His Third?My mind could rationalize polyamory, but my heart rebelled. Shock G, Frontman for Hip-Hop Group Digital Underground, Dies at 57The group had a string of hits in the 1990s, including “The Humpty Dance,” and helped introduce a little-known rapper named Tupac Shakur. More Recent Articles
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