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College basketball: Gonzaga, Baylor head to National Championship Jalen Suggs flew through the air, launched a deep shot and banked it in off the glass as the buzzer sounded to lead Gonzaga to a dramatic overtime win over UCLA in a National Semifinal matchup Saturday in Indianapolis.      Police charge 2 in Alabama nightclub shooting that injured 5 Two men have been arrested in connection with a shooting outside a Tuscaloosa, Ala. bar that injured five people early Saturday morning.   Hundreds of Florida homes evacuated due to phosphate plant breach Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency in Manatee County and officials ordered a complete evacuation of the Piney Point reservoir area Saturday due to fears an old phosphate plant could collapse.   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.   Militants attack military bases in southern Somalia The militant group Al-Shabab attacked Somali military bases in the country's Lower Shabelle region early Saturday, according to military officials.   Ash Barty caps 44-hour commute with Miami Open tennis title Ash Barty was rewarded for a 44-hour commute from Australia to Miami when she claimed the 2021 Miami Open title Saturday in Miami Gardens, Fla. She also retained her No. 1 world ranking despite facing elite competition.   Former officials in Jordan arrested for 'security reasons' Security officials arrested former officials in Jordan Saturday for "security reasons," Petra state news agency said.   Taiwanese officials investigate cause of deadly train crash A construction site manager suspected of negligence related to this week's train crash in Taiwan appeared in court Saturday, according to media reports.   COVID-19: Argentinian president tests positive; Turkey institutes new curfew Argentina's president announced that he has tested positive for COVID-19 as cases surged in several countries this week.   April the Giraffe, YouTube sensation, dies at age 20 April the Giraffe, a YouTube sensation whose live-streamed births attracted millions of viewers, has died at age 20, a zoo in New York announced.   Season 2 of 'Archibald's Next Big Thing' to debut on Peacock April 22 Season 2 of the animated series "Archibald's Next Big Thing" is set to debut on Peacock on April 22.   Rapper DMX hospitalized in N.Y. Rapper DMX has been hospitalized in New York after a medical emergency, his representatives said Saturday.   Demonstrators rally in Britain against anti-protest bill Demonstrators rallied Saturday across Britain against a crackdown on protests in a new crime bill.   Backlog of queued ships cleared at Suez Canal A backlog of hundreds of ships have finally passed through Egypt's Suez Canal days after a grounded 200,000-pound container was freed from the shoreline, local officials said Saturday.   Watch: LeBron James tries to bring home lost son in 'Space Jam' trailer Warner Bros. released on Saturday a trailer for its upcoming live-action and animated movie, "Space Jam: A New Legacy."   Jamie Lee Curtis offers update on 'Knives Out' characters "Knives Out" star Jamie Lee Curtis offered on Instagram her idea of what members of the Thrombey family are doing since they won't be appearing in the planned sequels to the film.   Myanmar junta kills at least 6 amid Internet shutdown Myanmar forces killed at least six civilians in protests Saturday amid an Internet shutdown, participants and observers said.   Suspect in Capitol barricade attack had declining mental health, friends, family say Noah Green, the 25-year-old who rammed his vehicle into a U.S. Capitol barricade, killing an officer, had declining mental health in the years leading up to the attack, his friends and family said.   2021 predicted to yield more tornadoes than 2020. Here's why March, April and May are typically the most active in terms of tornadoes, but this year, April and May could be particularly dangerous as the ingredients come together for frequent outbursts of severe weather.   'Real Housewives' star Jennifer Shah pleads not guilty to fraud scheme "Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" star Jennifer Shah has pleaded not guilty to charges related to a nationwide telemarketing scheme.   Armie Hammer won't return to 'Minutes' when it reopens on Broadway Actor Armie Hammer has announced he will not return to the Broadway play "The Minutes" when it reopens in March 2022.   CDC: More than 100M have received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine The United States has administered at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose to more than 100 million, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.   Jerry Seinfeld performs on reopening night at Gotham Comedy Club Comedy legend Jerry Seinfeld performed at New York City's Gotham Comedy Club when the venue reopened after being shuttered for a year due to the coronavirus pandemic.   'Friends' special to film next week Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, David Schwimmer, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc and Matthew Perry are reuniting next week to film an unscripted "Friends" special for HBO Max.   Shooting at Wilmington, N.C., house party leaves 3 dead, 4 injured A shooting at a Wilmington, N.C., house party overnight left three people dead and four others injured, local police said Saturday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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How Trump Steered Supporters Into Unwitting DonationsOnline donors were guided into weekly recurring contributions. Demands for refunds spiked. Complaints to banks and credit card companies soared. But the money helped keep Donald Trump’s struggling campaign afloat.   One Republican’s Lonely Fight Against a Flood of DisinformationAfter losing an ugly congressional race last year, Denver Riggleman is leading a charge against the conspiracy-mongering coursing through his party. He doesn’t have many allies. Fed Up With Remote Learning, Governors Make a Push to Reopen SchoolsA bipartisan group of governors decided to flex its muscle and get students back into classrooms, despite union resistance and bureaucratic hesitancy. Broadway Reopened. For 36 Minutes. It’s a Start.Before a masked, distanced and virus-tested audience of 150, the dancer Savion Glover and the actor Nathan Lane performed, celebrating theater and testing safety protocols a year after the pandemic caused theaters to close. Kemp Lashes M.L.B. as Republicans Defend Georgia’s Voting LawGov. Brian Kemp of Georgia, who is starting his re-election push, argued that the league had “caved to fear” in moving its All-Star Game as he tried to rally Republicans around the new voting limits. Georgia’s Election Law, and Why Turnout Isn’t Easy to Turn OffMaking voting convenient doesn’t necessarily translate into more votes, research shows. Noah Green, Capitol Suspect, Struggled Before AttackNoah R. Green had been distressed but had no known history of violence when he rammed his car into two police officers, killing one and injuring another before being killed himself. ‘I Was Failing’: Bystanders Carry Guilt From Watching George Floyd DieTheir pain has been mostly hidden for the last 10 months. But over the first week of Derek Chauvin’s murder trial, it spilled tearfully into the open as witnesses testified to their shared trauma. 6 Takeaways From the First Week of the Derek Chauvin TrialIt began with tears and shaky voices, and ended with a stunning condemnation by a senior police officer. The trial of Mr. Chauvin, charged in the death of George Floyd, will resume on Monday. We Have All Hit a WallConfronting late-stage pandemic burnout, with everything from edibles to Exodus. Here’s What Readers Told Us About Feeling Burned OutHow Lower-Income Americans Get Cheated on Property TaxesMany homeowners are paying a total of billions of dollars extra because of inequities in assessing property values. Hunter Biden, Matt Gaetz and Nonstop DepravityIn a memoir of his vices, Hunter Biden sends a love letter to his brother. Why Is Jesus Still Wounded After His Resurrection?“The risen but scarred body of Christ is the ultimate signifier of divine empathy.” Listening to Those Who Saw George Floyd DieThe witnesses who testified this week are still tormented by that day. How Do We Stop the Parade of Gun Deaths?A first step: Biden should act urgently against untraceable “ghost guns.” The Premier League Race Is Over. The Champions League Lottery Is Here.Everyone knows who will win the Premier League. Most can guess who will be relegated. All of the drama is in the race for a spot in the Champions League. They Survived Taiwan’s Train Crash. Their Loved Ones Did Not.A woman lost her husband and their two children, who were athletes at a university. A man held his 5-year-old daughter in his arms in the minutes before she died. Fatigue Outpaces Progress as France Enters Yet Another LockdownWith coronavirus infections soaring, deaths nearing 100,000 and the vaccine rollout sputtering, frustrated French people feel they’re right back where they started. Her Ballot Didn’t Count. She Faces 5 Years in Prison for Casting It.A Texas woman is appealing her conviction of voting illegally in the 2016 election. A lawyer says her prosecution “guts the entire purpose of the provisional ballot system.” Jordan Arrests High-Profile Figures, and Ex-Crown Prince Cries FoulThose arrested included a member of the royal family and a longtime confidant of King Abdullah II. In a dramatic video, the country’s former crown prince says he has been silenced. ‘Imminent’ Collapse of Wastewater Reservoir in Florida Forces EvacuationsA potential deluge of nearly 400 million gallons of water from a former phosphate mine threatened homes south of Tampa on Saturday, officials warned. Fort Sill Soldiers Suspended as Army Investigates Sexual Assault ClaimThe U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command is investigating the allegations, which were brought forward by a female trainee late last month. With Swarms of Ships, Beijing Tightens Its Grip on South China SeaAfter building artificial islands, China is using large fleets of ostensibly civilian boats to press other countries’ vessels out of disputed waters. Forgotten Copy of Super Mario Bros. Sets Record at AuctionThe game was bought as a Christmas gift in 1986 but was left in a desk drawer for 35 years. It sold for $660,000 at an auction on Friday. A Deadly Virus Alarms the Equestrian WorldIn Europe, a deadly form of a common virus has killed nearly 20 horses and shut down competitions in 10 countries. In Turkey’s Failed Coup, Trainees Face the Same Stiff Punishments as GeneralsThe families of trainee pilots sentenced to life in prison broke their silence to protest the men’s innocence. The pilots are among more than 600 trainees and conscripts swept up in prosecutions. More Recent Articles
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