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Seattle Mariners put four players on COVID-19 list after positive test The Seattle Mariners placed four relievers on the COVID-19 injured list Friday after the team reported a positive test within their clubhouse.      Wild winger Marcus Johansson suffers broken arm, out for Vegas series Minnesota Wild right winger Marcus Johansson will be out for the remainder of his team's playoff series against the Vegas Golden Knights after suffering a broken left arm.   Phil Mickelson, Louis Oosthuizen tied for Round 2 lead at PGA Championship Phil Mickelson and Louis Oosthuizen entered the weekend tied for the lead after ending the second round of the PGA Championship at 5-under par Friday in Kiawah Island, S.C.   Biden, Moon agree on 'complete denuclearization' but approaches diverge U.S. President Joe Biden said North Korea continues to pursue nuclear weapons but lack of progress on denuclearization does not mean he will forgo diplomacy.   Moon to turn red during Wednesday’s total lunar eclipse One of the top astronomical happenings of 2021 will unfold in the early morning sky on Wednesday as the Earth, moon and sun align perfectly to create a total lunar eclipse.   Capitol riot: Judge orders 'QAnon Shaman' to undergo psychological exam A federal judge on Friday ordered an alleged Capitol rioter self-described as the "QAnon Shaman" to undergo a psychological exam.   Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes ready to take part in OTAs in return from toe surgery Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes remains ahead of schedule in his recovery from off-season toe surgery and will participate in organized team activities next week.   Scenes from the 2021 PGA Championship The 2021 PGA Championship teed off at Kiawah Island Golf Resort Ocean Course on Kiawah Island, S.C., on May 20, 2021. Here is a look at moments from the tournament.   Bo Burnham pandemic comedy special premieres May 30 on Netflix Netflix announced Friday that "Bo Burnham: Inside" would premiere May 30 on the streaming service. Burnham announced the special he recorded at home alone on social media in April.   President Joe Biden awards Medal of Honor to Col. Ralph Puckett Jr. President Joe Biden awarded the Medal of Honor to Col. Ralph Puckett Jr. in a White House ceremony Friday, calling the Korean War veteran "a true American hero."   San Francisco 49ers waive WR Marqise Lee four days after signing The San Francisco 49ers parted ways with veteran wide receiver Marqise Lee on Friday, four days after the team signed him to a one-year contract.   Unconditional cease-fire between Israel, Hamas takes effect in Gaza President Joe Biden and other world leaders praised a cease-fire agreement between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas, which took effect early Friday.   Study: COVID-19 lockdowns led to 95K fewer air pollution-related deaths globally Business closures and stay-at-home orders designed to stem the spread of COVID-19 cut deaths caused by air pollution by an estimated 95,000 globally in 2020, an analysis published Friday by Science Advances found.   Newly discovered flower mimics the smell of rotting insects to trap coffin flies Scientists have uncovered the deceptive pollination tactics of a first-of-its-kind flower that mimics the scent of decaying insects to attract and entrap so-called coffin flies.   Man wins $1 million when store sells out of favorite lottery ticket A North Carolina man who won a $1 million jackpot from a scratch-off lottery ticket said he wouldn't have won the prize if the store hadn't been sold out of his favorite ticket.   Look: Firefighters rescue horse wedged between trees in England Firefighters in England rescued a horse that wandered into a close grouping of trees and became stuck.   Stair climbing a big step up for heart patients' health For heart patients, climbing the stairs could be a good workout alternative to the gym, particularly during a pandemic, two new studies suggest.   Masks, improved ventilation reduce COVID-19 spread in schools, CDC says Requiring teachers and staff to wear masks in Georgia elementary schools last fall reduced the number of COVID-19 cases in classrooms by nearly 40%, according to data released Friday by the CDC.   400-year-old English coin found by archaeologists in Maryland A Maryland museum said archaeologists searching for the location of an early English settlement uncovered a rare clue: a silver coin dating from the 17th century.   Watch: 'Godfather of Harlem' teases Whoopi Goldberg Season 2 role Epix released a teaser for the second half of "Godfather of Harlem" Season 2 Friday. The teaser shows Whoopi Goldberg in a role on the series, returning Aug. 8.   Marines' 24th MEU deploys with HIMARS rocket system The 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit is the first to deploy the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System from the East Coast, a Marines statement on Friday said.   USS Mobile to be commissioned on Saturday The USS Mobile, the Navy's newest littoral combat ship, is scheduled for commissioning in a ceremony on Saturday in Mobile, Ala.   In photos: Israeli archaeologists discover rare ancient oil lamp The Israel Antiquities Authority said Wednesday that archaeologists recently found a rare, ancient bronze oil lamp in the City of David National Park in Israel. Here's a look at the discovery. Photos by Debbie Hill   In photos: South Korean President Moon Jae-in visits D.C. South Korean President Moon Jae-in visits Washington, D.C., to meet with President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and others on May 20-21, 2021. The two leaders are expected to confirm the nations' deep ties and discuss challenges, including those posed by China and North Korea.   Showtime offers 'The Chi,' 'Flatbush,' 'Black Monday' premieres for free Showtime has made premiere episodes of three of their series free. "The Chi" Season 4 and "Flatbush Misdemeanors" series premiere are available Friday. "Black Monday" Season 3 premiere is available Sunday.   Pentagon looks to promote COVID-19 vaccinations as demand declines A Pentagon memo this week encouraged leadership to promote the advantages of COVID-19 vaccination, as the number of those seeking the vaccine declines.   Watch: Antiques hunter returns 1950 yearbook, diploma to owner A Hawaii man who hunts for antiques to sell on eBay returned a pair of precious memories, a 1950 high school yearbook and diploma, to their owner.   In photos: Scenes from fighting in Israel, Gaza Israel and Hamas agreed to a cease-fire on May 20, 2021, after 11 days of fighting in Israel and Gaza. The violence broke out amid tensions over a Jerusalem mosque and Israel's efforts to evict Palestinian families from their East Jerusalem homes. Israeli airstrikes on Hamas tunnels and Hamas' return rocket fire on Israel resulted in more than 200 deaths.   Gavi agrees to purchase 200M Johnson & Johnson vaccine doses Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, signed an advance purchase agreement for 200 million doses of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine for the World Health Organization's COVAX program.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Biden Faces New Challenges in Middle East After Cease-FireThe administration is considering how to recalibrate its policy in the region in light of the cease-fire between Israel and the Palestinians without distracting from other priorities.   After the Cease-Fire, Gaza Wakes to a Sea of RubbleIn addition to relief, some residents felt a sense of déjà vu, having survived several recent wars with Israel. After each war, it takes years for Gaza to recover. Israel’s Military Inflicted a Heavy Toll. But Did It Achieve Its Aim?Israel’s military says its airstrikes killed dozens of senior Hamas operatives and destroyed critical military infrastructure. But victory is hard to measure. Cease-Fire Prompts Israelis' DisappointmentThe shared dissatisfaction throughout the country signaled Israelis’ growing impatience for what they see as hastily arranged, unconditional cease-fires. Palestinian Anger With Israel Is Undimmed, Even With Battle PausedUnrest broke out in Jerusalem and the West Bank again on Friday, and Palestinians across Israel and the occupied territories expressed the need for common cause against injustice. Dozens Arrested in Times Square After Israeli-Palestinian ProtestsAt least 27 people were arrested after demonstrations in Times Square and the Diamond District in Midtown Manhattan. Several lawmakers have denounced the clashes. Big Hospital Chains Get Covid Aid, and Buy Up CompetitorsThe pandemic barely dented the financial outlook for some major networks, which continued to acquire weaker hospitals and ailing doctors’ practices. Critics worry consolidation leads to higher prices for medical care. White House Says Dating Apps Can Help Vaccinated (and Frisky) Find LoveWith new “I’m Vaccinated” badges, dating apps are plugging into a cultural conversation over how Americans can approach postpandemic dating. Republicans Reject Biden's Bipartisan Infrastructure DealThe president’s $1.7 trillion proposal cuts $500 billion from his initial plan, but it does little to resolve difficult questions of how to offset the spending. Five Oregon Counties Back a Plan to Secede and Join IdahoIn nonbinding elections, parts of eastern Oregon said they wanted to join Idaho. The conservative region has long felt alienated from the liberal politics of Oregon’s population centers. Discovery and AT&T: How a Huge Media Deal Was DoneAn early-morning meeting at a Greenwich Village townhouse, under the watchful eye of Steve McQueen, was part of a monthslong campaign. Gaza, Texas, Summer Drinks: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. America’s Wild Horses, the AT&T Deal and Fungi That Tells a Story: The Week in Narrated ArticlesFive articles from around The Times, narrated just for you. Maggie O’Farrell on ‘Hamnet’O’Farrell discusses her novel about Shakespeare and his family, and Judith Shulevitz talks about Rachel Cusk’s “Second Place.” Dealing With Our Segregated, Jim Crow Education SystemThe George Floyd case may represent a milestone of progress in criminal justice. But can we expand this recognition of unfairness and inequity to other spheres? It's Police Violence That Spurs Black RebellionThe history of Black rebellion demonstrates a fundamental reality. Police violence precipitates community violence in a vicious cycle. David Brooks Interviews Joe BidenIn an interview, the president describes how he developed his view of the world. Jerry Nadler: Democrats Have Not Changed Their Position on IsraelWe can criticize Netanyahu and still recognize our allies. Needle Fear Is an Underrecognized Vaccination ChallengeWant to increase vaccination rates? Address adults’ fear of needles. AT&T’s Sorry Retreat From Digital MediaThe AT&T news underscored how the newer Big Tech firms play by their own rules. A Cease-Fire, and New Ideas in Israel and the Palestinian TerritoriesThe cease-fire between Hamas and Israel didn’t come a second too soon. May 25, the Day of George Floyd’s Death, Is a Day For MourningThere is an intimate yet still unexplored relationship between mourning and democracy. George Floyd Died a Year Ago. The Third Reconstruction Is UnderwayEmmett Till’s death helped inspire America’s Second Reconstruction. George Floyd’s galvanized the third. Was Mother Teresa a Cult Leader?In a new podcast, women who left the Missionaries of Charity speak out. How Conservatives Think About George Floyd’s Death and BLMTrump voters discuss race in America. Aging in Place Comfortably and StylishlyAs more baby boomers move toward retirement, more and more are designing homes that will accommodate their needs even as they grow older and lose mobility. Look, Just Keep Filling the Chocolate DishA reminder to mind your own business and know your worth. Yermin Mercedes and Tony La Russa Clash Over Unwritten RulesChicago’s Yermin Mercedes broke one of baseball’s unwritten rules, according to Tony La Russa. Others around the game think those rules need updating. What We Know About Ronald Greene’s DeathThe Louisiana State Police said Mr. Greene died in 2019 from crashing his S.U.V. during a police chase, but video footage shows troopers shocking, choking and beating him. Jail Guards Charged in Epstein Suicide Could Avoid ProsecutionTwo jail guards accused of browsing the internet and napping while Jeffrey Epstein killed himself reached a deal with prosecutors. Tribune Sale to Alden Approved by ShareholdersThe bid by Alden Global Capital, which already owns about 200 local newspapers, had faced resistance from Tribune staff and last-ditch competition. Bashir's Interview with Princess Diana Thrusts BBC Into a StormA report that found that Martin Bashir of the BBC used deceit to secure the sit-down has set off a storm of criticism of the British broadcaster. Navajo Nation Becomes Largest Tribe in U.S. After Enrollment SurgeA rush to secure federal benefits during the coronavirus pandemic accelerated enrollment in the Navajo Nation, pushing its population past the Cherokee Nation’s to nearly 400,000. Amazon Pauses Construction After Seventh Noose Is Found at SiteThe Windsor Police Department said it was investigating what it called “potential hate crime incidents” after a seventh noose was found at a future fulfillment center. Paul Van Doren, 90, Dies; Built an Empire With Vans ShoesThe sneakers became a hit in the skateboard world and later a multibillion-dollar nationwide sensation thanks in part to a Sean Penn movie. How a New Proposal Would Limit Police Use of Force in N.Y.The state’s attorney general seeks to create a “last resort” rule for officers’ use of physical force, and to impose new criminal penalties for those who break it. China to Try Australian on Spy Charge, Adding to Diplomatic TensionsThe businessman-writer Yang Hengjun will face trial in Beijing next week, at a time when Australia and China have fallen out over detentions, accusations of political interference and the investigation of journalists. How Much Watching Time Do You Have This Weekend?Wall Street, therapy, Eurovision: It’s tough to go wrong with all of these returning TV favorites. Wellness Challenge: Play This Game to Break Phone AddictionAustralians Took Over Hollywood. Their Own Box Office Had to Wait.In a rare feat, three locally made movies are the biggest hits in Australia, thanks in part to stars intent on homegrown stories. It only took a pandemic. Review: Olivia Rodrigo's 'Sour' Album Is a Critic's PickOn her excellent debut album, “Sour,” the 18-year-old singer and actress expresses just how challenging it is to arrive at who you are. Scoot Henderson Has Options. He’s Choosing G League Ignite.Henderson, 17, will bypass college to play for the Ignite, an N.B.A. developmental team for elite prospects. “You know how every kid has their own path?” he said. For Atlético Madrid, La Liga Title Is a Rare OpportunityAtlético Madrid is positioned to lift the trophy in La Liga this weekend, but like Real Madrid and Barcelona, it should view the end of the season as an opportunity. Intruder Pests May Drain Trillions From Africa’s Economies, Study FindsInvasive species could cost the agricultural sector more than $3.5 trillion across the continent, a new study estimated. Can a Smartwatch Save Your Life?The advent of wearable devices that monitor our heart rhythms both excites and worries doctors. Falling in Love With Another Model Was Never the PlanNeither Amanda Lauren nor Adam Mann, both models with significant Instagram followers, were actually looking to date when they joined Hinge. But then he saw her profile. Five Science Fiction Movies to StreamThese recent tales of dystopia and more will keep you pondering. Harry Reid: What We Believe About U.F.O.sWe still don’t know what they are — but we may be close to finding out. As Velocity Increases, So Does Danger to BattersBatters are being hit at a rate unseen since the 1890s. Kevin Pillar’s beaning showed how devastating one pitch can be. More Recent Articles
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