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Jannik Sinner, 19, advances to Miami Open final No. 21 seed Jannik Sinner, playing in only his third top-level ATP event, rallied to beat seventh-seeded Roberto Bautista Agut 5-7, 6-4, 6-4 in the men's semifinals of the Miami Open on Friday.      Accused gunman in Orange, Calif., shooting charged with 4 counts of murder A man accused of opening fire at a Southern California business, killing four people, including a child, and injuring three others, has been charged with four counts of murder.   Mavericks' Rick Carlisle out Friday after 'unexpected' positive COVID-19 test Dallas Mavericks head coach Rick Carlisle was unable to coach in Friday night's game against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden because of a positive COVID-19 test.   Pelicans signing former All-Star guard Isaiah Thomas to 10-day deal The injury-plagued New Orleans Pelicans are signing former All-Star guard Isaiah Thomas to a 10-day contract.   Pope Francis marks Good Friday by visiting homeless, holding services Pope Francis marked Good Friday by presiding over services at St. Peter's Basilica and visiting with homeless persons and others in need at the Vatican as they received doses of COVID-19 vaccines.   NBA fines Nets' Kevin Durant $50K for exchange with actor Michael Rapaport Brooklyn Nets star forward Kevin Durant was fined $50,000 for using "offensive and derogatory language" in a heated exchange with actor Michael Rapaport on social media.   MLB moves All-Star Game, draft out of Georgia after voting restrictions MLB Commissioner Robert Manfred Jr. announced Friday that the 2021 All-Star Game and draft will be moved out of Georgia in response to the state's strict, new voting rules.   Capitol riot: FBI arrests former Salt Lake City officer Federal agents on Friday arrested a former Salt Lake City police officer on allegations he took part in the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, the Justice Department said.   Officer, suspect dead after car rams into Capitol barricade Authorities put the U.S. Capitol complex on lockdown Friday after a car rammed into a barricade, leaving a police officer and a suspect dead, authorities said.   Watch: Texas firefighters rescue squirrel stuck in tree's knothole Firefighters in Texas said they conducted a highly unusual rescue when a resident called 911 to report a squirrel in distress and they arrived to find the animal's head was stuck in a hole in a tree.   9th Expeditionary Task Force-Levant deactivated in Kuwait The 9th Air Expeditionary Task Force-Levant was formally inactivated in a ceremony at Ali Al Salem Air Base, Kuwait, the U.S. Air Force announced.   Most of Earth's carbon came from the interstellar medium We really are made of stardust. New research suggests the majority of Earth's carbon came from the interstellar medium, the diffuse supply of gas and dust found between a galaxy's stars.   Message in a bottle travels from England to Norway in 8 months A mother and son walking on a beach in Norway discovered a message in a bottle that traveled more than 1,000 miles in about eight months.   1 in 4 hospitalized patients with most severe form of COVID-19 will die, study finds About 23% of people hospitalized with COVID-19 experience the most severe form of the disease and roughly one in four of them will die due to its complications, according to a study published Friday by PLOS ONE.   Watch: Turkey crashes through window, ransacks Connecticut home A Connecticut family received a shock when a turkey crashed through a window and left a path of destruction through their home.   British, French, U.S. commands prepare for Warfighter 21-4 exercise Warfighter 21-4, a corps-level combat exercise starting on April 6, will involve U.S., French and British troops, a U.S. Army press release said this week.   Canadian boy's 1.02-inch baby tooth declared a world record An Ontario boy became a Guinness World Record holder after a baby tooth pulled by his dentist was measured at 1.02 inches long.   U.S., Australian ships meet for Pacific exercises near California A U.S. Navy destroyer and a Royal Australian Navy destroyer took part in a Group Sail exercise this week, the US. Navy announced on Friday.   U.S. Navy rewords uniform regulations to address perception of bias The U.S. Navy announced clarified uniform regulations to address a perception of racial bias in standards.   North Carolina woman discovers $1 million lottery prize during late-night call A North Carolina woman discovered she won a $1 million Mega Millions lottery prize after she woke up in the middle of the night and called the lottery's customer service hotline to check the winning numbers.   Watch: Deer crashes through school bus windshield, wakes sleeping student A deer crashed through the windshield of a Virginia school bus and landed on a student who was taking a nap during the morning commute.   Understanding hidden diversity on coral reefs key to successful conservation Genomic surveys suggest many coral reefs host hidden diversity -- corals that appear identical are actually genetically distinct.   Remainder of Nationals-Mets series postponed due to COVID-19 issues The remaining two games of the Washington Nationals and New York Mets series, planned for this weekend in Washington, D.C., have been postponed due to COVID-19 issues within the Nationals' franchise, MLB announced Friday   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Driver Rams Into Officers at Capitol, Killing One and Injuring AnotherThe attack shocked a Capitol slowly returning to normalcy after the Jan. 6 riot, raising new questions about securing the complex.   Billy Evans, Officer Who Died in Capitol Attack, Was 18-Year Veteran of ForceA 25-year-old man drove his car into Officer Evans and another officer and then lunged at them with a knife What We Know And Don't Know About the US Capitol AttackHere is what we know as of 7:30 p.m. on Friday. MLB Pulls All-Star Game From Atlanta, Georgia, in Response to Voting LawThe move served as a warning to Republicans in other states who are trying to restrict voting, and is likely to put new pressure on other organizations and corporations to consider pulling business out of Georgia. American Airlines and Dell push back against restricting voter access in Texas.The pushback came just a day after Delta Air Lines and Coca-Cola spoke out against similar efforts in Georgia. Fully Vaccinated Americans Can Travel With Low Risk, C.D.C. SaysThey should still wear masks but no quarantines are necessary, the agency said in new guidance that cited growing data about the effectiveness of the shots. Jobs Report March 2021: Gain of 916,000 as Recovery Sped UpThe gain of 916,000 was the biggest since August, and unemployment fell to 6 percent. Barring a setback in fighting the virus, the outlook is bullish. ‘Totally Unnecessary’: Veteran Police Officer Rebukes Derek Chauvin’s ConductThe longest-serving officer on the Minneapolis police force said Mr. Chauvin had violated department policy when he knelt on George Floyd for more than nine minutes. On the Scene: Week 1 of the Trial of Derek ChauvinTimes photographers captured the events across Minneapolis as the trial over the death of George Floyd began. Border Apprehensions Reach Highest Level in at Least 15 YearsMore migrant families are entering the United States and being released, new figures for March show, as thousands of children remain in detention facilities. Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Hunter Biden’s Memoir, Translating Amanda Gorman and Learning to Love Cardboard: The Week in Narrated ArticlesFive articles from around The Times, narrated just for you. The Unsettling Power of EasterThe holiday is about much more than a celebration of spring. Jeff Bezos Is Taunting Politicians. Will They Take the Bait?A labor battle in Alabama is a referendum on Amazon’s strategy. These Sacred Jewish Books Were Abandoned. Could I Save Them?Finding them in a trash bin saddened me. I couldn’t just put them back. The Perpetual Crisis at the Border — and What We Can Do About ItThe U.S. immigration system doesn't reflect its own needs or those of its southern neighbors. How Do I Define My Gender if No One Is Watching Me?Without a public eye, who are we? What Has the Pro-Life Movement Won?Donald Trump gave us a Supreme Court that could overturn Roe v. Wade. But the fight against abortion may leave the current G.O.P. behind. Covid-19 Killed the Last Juma Elder in the AmazonThe coronavirus and Brazil’s far-right president, Jair Bolsonaro, are jeopardizing the survival of Indigenous peoples and the future of the next human generation. Where Are the Least Fortunate Americans Supposed to Live?Biden’s new $2 trillion-plus jobs plan recognizes that homes are part of the nation’s infrastructure. Let’s Stay Angry About Jan. 6Rather than taking things in stride, I’m still saying, “How dare you?” Biden Wants to Spend Billions to Fight Climate Change. It’s Not Enough.His plan is too big to pass, and too small to work. How the Yankees’ Luckiest Batboy Ended Up in an Unmarked GraveEddie Bennett earned fame in the dugouts of the Major Leagues. He had almost slipped from memory when New Yorkers teamed up to honor his short, dramatic life. What We Know About the Matt Gaetz InvestigationThe Justice Department is said to be investigating the congressman’s encounters with women recruited online for sex and whether he had sex with a 17-year-old girl. Trump’s Latino Support Was More Widespread Than Thought, Report FindsWhile Latinos played a major role in Democratic victories last year, Donald Trump’s outreach to them proved successful in states around the country, not just in certain geographic areas. Houston Police Announce Investigation Into a Complaint About Deshaun WatsonThe police did not clarify whether the complaint had come from any of the 21 women who have filed lawsuits accusing him of assault and sexual misconduct. Reversing Trump, Biden Repeals Sanctions on Human Rights ProsecutorThe move revokes an executive order that put the United States at odds with many of its European allies. ‘The Angriest Octopus’ Lashes at a Tourist on an Australian BeachIn a widely shared video, a lunging octopus in Australia earned a mild response from the man being targeted by an arm: “Oh, golly.” Pinterest Is Said to Be in Talks to Acquire the Photo App VSCOThe discussions between the digital pin board company and the app that inspired the “VSCO girls” trend are ongoing. N.B.A. Fines Kevin Durant for ‘Derogatory’ Social Media SpatMichael Rapaport, an actor and podcast host, shared screenshots of a conversation in which Durant used homophobic and misogynistic language. Test Flight for Sunlight-Blocking Research Is CanceledThe Swedish Space Corporation said it had canceled the flight — part of research to better understand the controversial idea of blocking the sun to fight climate change — after an outcry from environmentalists and others. How Much Watching Time Do You Have This Weekend?Our TV critic recommends a sweet Japanese series of animated shorts, a warped new comedy about tech overreach and a 13-season classic. Yuh-Jung Youn Never Dreamed of Acting. Now She's an Oscar Nominee for ‘Minari.’The veteran Korean star Yuh-Jung Youn has had a thriving career for five decades — all because of a choice she made when she failed her college entrance exam. When You Need a Wine Under $10Here are three examples of red wine from France, Italy and Chile. ‘Bridgerton’ Star Regé-Jean Page Will Not Appear in Season 2The breakout star of the Shonda Rhimes Netflix series has delivered his final zinger as the rakish Duke of Hastings. This Summer, Get Invigorated With a Live Cultural PerformanceBreathe in some culture and the great outdoors — just from behind a mask. How Matt Gaetz Got HereA prominent young Republican and Trump ally faces a head-spinning scandal. Weddings: She Would Go Anywhere For HimNina Umont and Ondrej Antos, who are rarely at a loss of words with each other, were married in Carmel-by-the-Sea, Calif. Manhattan Sales Market Is Poised for a Revival, Just a Year After It CollapsedFirst-time buyers, significant price cuts and progress on vaccines in New York City helped boost first-quarter sales. More Recent Articles
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