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Belarus diverts plane to arrest reporter; world leaders condemn hijacking Belarus' Lukashenko regime forced a flight en route from Greece to Lithuania to land within its borders on Sunday and arrested an opposition journalist on board, inciting worldwide international anger.      Billboard Music Awards: The Weeknd wins big, Duran Duran returns to the stage The Weeknd was the big winner at the 2021 Billboard Music Awards on Sunday, taking home the night's biggest prize, Top Artist.   Scott Dixon edges Colton Herta for fourth Indianapolis 500 pole Scott Dixon edged Colton Herta by a mere 0.03 mph Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway to win his fourth Indy 500 pole.   Cardinals' Miles Mikolas put on IL after exiting first start since 2019 St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Miles Mikolas was placed on the 10-day injured list Sunday, a day after leaving his first MLB start since the 2019 playoffs because of forearm tightness.   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.   Chris Paul plays through shoulder injury as Suns beat Lakers in Game 1 All-Star guard Chris Paul battled through a right shoulder contusion to help the Phoenix Suns beat LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers 99-90 in Game 1 of their first-round playoff series.   Phil Mickelson, 50, captures PGA Championship as oldest major winner Phil Mickelson became the oldest golfer to win a major tournament after capturing the Wanamaker Trophy at the 103rd PGA Championship on Sunday at the Ocean Course in Kiawah Island, S.C.   Billboard Music Awards 2021: How to Watch, what to expect The 2021 Billboard Music Awards are set to air live Sunday at 8 p.m. EDT on NBC.   Jazz star Donovan Mitchell out for Game 1 vs. Grizzlies with ankle injury Utah Jazz star guard Donovan Mitchell won't play against the Memphis Grizzlies on Sunday night in Game 1 of their Western Conference first-round series.   Thousands return to Democratic Republic of Congo after Mount Nyiragongo volcano eruption People began to return to the Democratic Republic of Congo Sunday after more than 8,000 people crossed the border to Rwanda fleeing an eruption of the Mount Nyiragongo volcano.   Kevin Spacey lands role in Italian film Kevin Spacey -- an Oscar-winning actor whose career has been eclipsed in recent years by abuse allegations -- is to appear in an Italian film.   Rhode Island joins seven states to vaccinate 70% of adults at least one dose Rhode Island joined Connecticut, Hawaii, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey and Vermont in administering at least one vaccine dose to 70% of its adult population.   'Spiral' tops North American box office for 2nd weekend Horror flick "Spiral" is the No. 1 movie in North America for a second weekend after earning an additional $4.6 million in receipts, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.   Blinken: Biden administration committed to two-state solution, arms support for Israel U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Sunday that a two-state solution in Gaza is "the only way" to ensure "equal security" for both sides while committing to continue to give Israel "the means to defend itself.   Italian rock band Maneskin wins Eurovision Song Contest The Italian rock band Maneskin won the Eurovision Song Contest in Rotterdam, Germany, on Saturday night.   At least 3 dead, 8 injured after shooting at Youngstown, Ohio bar At least three people were killed and eight more were injured in a shooting at an Ohio bar early Sunday morning and authorities said a pair of potentially related car crashes took place near the scene.   'SNL' reviews 'crazy' 2020-21 in Season 46 finale The cast opened this weekend's Season 46 finale of "Saturday Night Live" with a recap of what made 2020-21 "crazy," including trying to make people laugh during the coronavirus pandemic.   Two people dead, 12 injured in shooting at home in New JerseyCable car falls in Italy near mountain summit, killing 14, injuring child A cable car fell near a mountain summit in the Piedmont region of northern Italy on Sunday morning, killing at least 14 people and injuring one child, the country's Alpine rescue service said   Tropical Storm Ana forecast to dissipate Monday The official start to hurricane season is more than a week away, but the first-named storm of the season formed early Saturday morning as Subtropical Storm Ana took shape over the Atlantic Ocean, east of Bermuda.   On This Day, May 23: South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun dies amid scandal probe On May 23, 2009, police said South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun, 62, linked to a corruption investigation, died in a leap from a cliff near his home after leaving a suicide note.   Famous birthdays for May 23: Joan Collins, Melissa McBride Actor Joan Collins turns 88 and actor Melissa McBride turns 56, among the famous birthdays for May 23.   Uzo Aduba: 'In Treatment' is 'one of the hardest jobs' Uzo Aduba describes the challenges of starring as the therapist in HBO's revival of "In Treatment."   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Belarus Forces Down Ryanair Flight Carrying JournalistThe dissident, Roman Protasevich, co-founded a Telegram channel that is a popular opposition outlet in Belarus. The plane was flying from Athens to Lithuania when it was forced down.   Who Is Roman Protasevich, the Opposition Journalist?Mr. Protasevich, 26, is an exiled dissident whose reach drew an authoritarian ruler into a gambit that outraged Western governments. These Sisters With Sickle Cell Had Devastating — and Preventable — StrokesKyra and Kami never got a simple test that could have protected them. Their story exemplifies the failure to care for people with the disease, most of whom are Black. A Year After George Floyd: Pressure to Add Police Amid Rising CrimeLos Angeles, like other cities across the nation, is facing a rise in gun violence. And the police budget is growing. House Party Shooting in NJ Leaves 2 Dead and Dozen Hurt, Police SayThe New Jersey State Police responded to reports of a shooting in Fairfield Township late on Saturday night. As Talks Bog Down, Hopes for Bipartisan Deals on Biden’s Priorities DimDemocrats and Republicans remain at odds on issues such as infrastructure, policing reform and a commission on the Jan. 6 Capitol assault. Before Rage Flared, a Push to Make Israel’s Mixed Towns More JewishAn eruption of Arab-Jewish violence inside Israeli cities has focused attention on a movement of religious nationalists seeking to strengthen the Jewish presence in areas with large Arab populations. Iran, a Longtime Backer of Hamas, Cheers Attacks on IsraelTehran jumped at the chance to portray militants’ barrages on Israel as revenge for Israeli attacks on Iran. But Israel says Tehran played no role in the latest conflict. It’s the Media’s ‘Mean-Too’ Moment. Stop Yelling and Go to Human Resources.In public radio, there is either an epidemic of bullying or an epidemic of whining, depending on whom you ask. Eurovision, Celebrating the Sounds of a Postpandemic ContinentA dancing finger, chained demons and a victory for Italian rockers. But Eurovision, the largest music contest in the world, is more than just weird. The Joy of Eurovision FashionFor once, entertainers gather and judges bestow awards, but big-brand marketing is conspicuously absent. The Sunday Read: ‘Neanderthals Were People, Too’Research has shown that they shared many behaviors that we long believed to be uniquely human. Why did science get them so wrong? How Joe Biden Can Win a Nobel Peace PrizeThe latest Israel-Palestinian conflict could result in a peace deal — if the Americans are willing to broker it. Hail Kevin McCarthy, People Pleaser and Trump AppeaserKevin McCarthy will do anything to be speaker of the House. What Ronald Greene's Death Reveals About Police KillingsThe officers involved in Ronald Greene's death aren't just a few bad apples. It is the whole tree that is shading the truth. Why Is Covid Killing So Many Pregnant Women in India?The authorities’ decision to block pregnant women from getting the Covid-19 vaccine is having devastating consequences. When Two Artists Meet, and Then MarrySuch creatively charged partnerships are, from the outside, often viewed as idyllic havens, even if the reality is often more complicated. Phil Mickelson, at 50, Wins P.G.A. ChampionshipMickelson became the oldest winner of a major golf tournament after a tense final round on the treacherous Ocean Course at Kiawah Island. Cable Car Plunges in Italy, Killing at Least 14 PeopleThe cable car was traveling at a height of nearly 40 feet, going from the Lake Maggiore area in northern Italy to Mottarone Mountain, when it suddenly fell. Yuan Longping, Plant Scientist Who Helped Curb Famine, Dies at 90His development of high-yield rice hybrids in the 1970s led to steeply rising harvests in Asia and Africa and made him a national hero in China, credited with saving countless lives. Chinese Ultramarathon: 21 Runners Dead After Extreme Weather Hits EventThe 62-mile mountain race in Gansu Province left athletes in shorts and T-shirts facing freezing rain, hail and high winds. After Stumbling to the Finish Line, Liverpool Clinches Champions League PlaceA win at Anfield guaranteed the club a place in the Champions League next season, but only a brief respite before it plunges into soccer’s new reality. A 1960 Corvette That Vanished for 40 Years After Le Mans Is Auctioned OffSince its chance rediscovery in 2011, the heavily altered racecar has been the subject of seemingly endless legal twists and turns and acrimonious confrontations. Yearbook Photos of Girls Were Altered to Hide More of Their ChestsParents and students said they were outraged that photos of at least 80 female students at Bartram Trail High School in St. Johns County, Fla., had been digitally edited. The Nets’ Starters Are Back Together. And So Are the Fans.Over 14,000 fans attended Game 1 of the Nets-Celtics series as Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, James Harden, Blake Griffin and Joe Harris started together for the first time this season. More Recent Articles
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