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EU, U.S. to punish Belarus over arrest of activist in forced landing The European Union and the United States said they will seek to impose punitive sanctions against Belarus over its arrest of Belarusian journalist Roman Protasevich.      Iowa men's basketball star Jordan Bohannon suffers head injury in incident Iowa men's basketball guard Jordan Bohannon is recovering from a serious head injury after being "physically assaulted" early Sunday morning, according to the school.   Pilot dies after plane departing from Nellis Air Force Base crashes in Las Vegas neighborhood The pilot of an aircraft that departed from Nevada's Nellis Air Force Base died on Monday after it crashed in a Las Vegas neighborhood, military officials said.   Rescue crews find missing fisherman alive after 17 nights in Oregon wilderness Harry Burleigh, 69, was found alive on Sunday 17 nights after he went missing while fishing in the Oregon wilderness, the Douglas County Sheriff's Office said.   WNBA suspends Sun coach for 'offensive comment' about Aces' Liz Cambage Connecticut Sun general manager and coach Curt Miller on Monday was fined $10,000 and suspended one game for making an "inappropriate and offensive comment" about Las Vegas Aces star Liz Cambage.   'Hadestown' returning to Broadway on Sept. 2 "Hadestown" is returning to Broadway on Sept. 2, the stage musical's producers announced on Monday.   Utah Jazz's Jordan Clarkson wins NBA's Sixth Man of the Year award Utah Jazz guard Jordan Clarkson was named the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year on Monday night, edging teammate Joe Ingles and New York Knicks guard Derrick Rose for the award.   Jesse Plemons to co-star in HBO Max's 'Love and Death' Jesse Plemons has signed on to co-star with Elizabeth Olsen in the HBO Max limited series, "Love and Death."   Former Michigan State University basketball player Keith Appling arrested in fatal shooting Former Michigan State University basketball player Keith Appling was arrested Monday in connection with a fatal shooting on Saturday night.   Rachel Campos-Duffy named weekend co-host of 'Fox & Friends' Fox News Channel has hired Rachel Campos-Duffy as the third co-host of "Fox & Friends Weekend."   Donovan Mitchell 'upset' at Jazz for sitting him in Game 1; cleared for Game 2 All-Star guard Donovan Mitchell admitted Monday that he was "frustrated and upset" with the Utah Jazz's decision to scratch him from Sunday's playoff opener against the Memphis Grizzlies.   Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signs law punishing 'Big Tech censorship' Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday signed a law allowing legal action and fines against major tech companies that engage in censorship against residents and political candidates in the state.   Oilers' Josh Archibald suspended for Game 4 vs. Jets after illegal hit Edmonton Oilers forward Josh Archibald on Monday was suspended one game for clipping Winnipeg Jets defenseman Logan Stanley in Game 3 of their first-round playoff series.   Massachusetts authorities say ex-priest killed altar boy in 1972 cold case Authorities on Monday officially closed the case of a Massachusetts altar boy who was found dead in 1972, saying he was likely murdered by a defrocked Catholic priest who died last week.   United States warns against travel to Japan amid COVID-19 surge The U.S. State Department raised its travel advisory for Japan to "Level 4: Do Not Travel" amid a surge in cases as the nation prepares to host the Olympics in Tokyo in July.   Excess nitrogen has made sargassum the world's largest harmful algal bloom The proliferation of nitrogen over the last three decades has helped transform the brown seaweed into the planet's largest harmful algal bloom.   DASH diet reduces heart damage, stress, study finds The so-called DASH diet, a meal plan designed to lower blood pressure, reduces heart damage and stress that often lead to heart disease, according to a study in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.   Store owners return $1 million lottery ticket to customer who threw it away The owners of a Massachusetts store returned a $1 million winning lottery ticket to a customer who had thought it was a losing ticket and asked for it to be thrown away.   Watch: Kitten trapped under vehicle goes through car wash before rescue Police in New York said a kitten trapped under a vehicle went through a car wash before being discovered by the driver and rescued by authorities.   'Very docile' alligator missing from Wisconsin zoo A private zoo in Wisconsin said an alligator might be on the loose in the area after apparently escaping from his enclosure.   'Harry Potter' proof copy with typo expected to sell for up to $5,600 A rare proof copy of "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" that featured a typo in the name of author J.K. Rowling is being offered for auction and is expected to fetch up to $5,600.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Belarus Is Isolated as Other Countries Move to Ban FlightsThe extraordinary forced landing of a commercial flight with a Belarusian dissident aboard escalated into one of the biggest flare-ups in East-West tensions in recent years.   E.U. and Britain Move to Impede Belarus’s Access to Air TravelThe European Union told airlines to avoid Belarusian airspace after the country forced a commercial flight to land in order to arrest a journalist. Passengers recall the fear that gripped the dissident journalist as their flight was diverted.N.Y.C. Will Eliminate Remote Learning for Next School YearAll students and staff members will be back in school buildings full time come September, Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Monday. Small Study Looks at Children With Covid Inflammatory SyndromeA small study found that six months after hospitalization, most children with MIS-C did not have debilitating health issues. But some had lingering muscle weakness and emotional difficulties. As Israel’s Dependence on U.S. Shrinks, So Does U.S. LeverageIsrael has quietly sought, and perhaps achieved, a large measure of autonomy from its half-century of reliance on the United States. Biden Under Pressure Over ‘Public Health’ Border ExpulsionsThe president faces a balancing act: how to keep his pledge of a more compassionate approach to migrants while managing a surge of people at the border amid a pandemic. Democrats Quieter About Migrant Children DetentionHouse Democrats led angry efforts to denounce the Trump administration’s treatment of migrant children. With the issue bedeviling President Biden, they are voicing worries privately. Long After Trump’s Loss, a Push to Inspect Ballots PersistsEfforts to review 2020 ballots in Georgia and Arizona reflect the staying power of Donald Trump’s falsehoods, and Democrats fear that the findings could be twisted by Republicans. McGahn Likely to Testify on Trump's Efforts to Obstruct Russia InquiryA delay is said to have stemmed from an initial threat by former President Donald J. Trump to intervene, but he apparently reversed course. Florida, in a First, Will Fine Social Media Companies That Bar CandidatesThe new law is a direct response to Facebook’s and Twitter’s suspensions of former President Donald J. Trump. The Post-Embarrassment Media Campaign of Andrew YangHe once called himself the opposite of Trump. But he is another test of the theory that in politics, there’s no such thing as bad publicity. TikTok, the Fastest Way on Earth to Become a Food StarThe app offers explosive growth for content creators. Gen Z cooks are taking advantage. Belarus, Schools, Israel: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Belarus's State-Sponsored Plane Hijack Can’t Go UnansweredMr. Lukashenko has gone too far, and the response should be convincing and swift. Anti-Zionism Isn’t Anti-Semitism? Someone Didn’t Get the Memo.An omen for Jews on America’s streets. Anti-Semitic Attacks on Jews Over Israel Are a Gift to the RightOn the crisis of anti-Semitic violence. Salman Rushdie: Ask Yourself Which Books You Truly LoveThey will tell you a lot about who you are. Republican Cowardice Endangers American DemocracyWhy are we on the edge? Blame the careerists, not the crazies. I'm From Gaza. Hamas Is Irrelevant.The right to self-defense against Israel’s continued aggression belongs to all Palestinians. Just How Far Will Republican Attacks on Institutions Go?For the G.O.P., overturning Roe v. Wade is a live possibility. Taking Jan. 6 seriously is not. I’m a Vaccinated Transplant Recipient. I Don’t Have Antibodies. Now What?As the vaccinated prepare to move on, the future for many of us is uncertain. How Covid Vaccine Hesitancy Spread in My PrisonWe can finally get the vaccine in prison. That doesn’t mean everyone will take it. This Is the Wrong Way to Distribute Badly Needed VaccinesCountries should be getting vaccines based on their needs, not their population. What Happened at Adrian's Kickback?After Adrian Lopez’s birthday ‘kickback’ went viral on TikTok, thousands of teenagers showed up for the party of the year. ‘We Walked Through the Downpour to the Closest Train Station’Rowdy teens waiting for a train, a friendship tested and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary. A Serene Shore Resort, Except for the SpaceX ‘Ball of Fire’For years, those in a rural Texas village cherished living among nature and wildlife. Elon Musk’s SpaceX has brought new fears and the promise of an economic boost to one of America’s poorest corners. Chinese Ultramarathon: A Survivor Describes the Deadly RaceAfter 21 runners died when high winds and freezing rain struck an ultramarathon race, one competitor said he survived only because a shepherd carried his unconscious body to shelter. 'Charlie Bit My Finger' to Leave YouTube After NFT SaleThe original video of a baby biting his brother’s finger has drawn nearly 900 million views on the platform since 2007. But now one bidder owns it as a nonfungible token. 2 Maine Students Win National Awards for Cursive WritingAlthough cursive handwriting “is a dying field,” as one teacher said, it has made a comeback in some schools, including one in Maine where two students won awards this month. Several Are Killed in a Shooting Outside Columbus, OhioA television station reported that three bodies were found in an apartment in West Jefferson, and that additional bodies were found outside. Chicago Priest to Be Reinstated After Inquiry Finds Proof of Sex Abuse LackingThere is “insufficient reason to suspect” that the Rev. Michael Pfleger is guilty, the Archdiocese of Chicago announced. Eurovision-Winning Damiano David Did Not Use Drugs, Broadcaster SaysDamiano David of the Italian rock band Maneskin hunched over a table in a sniffing motion during the show’s finale, fueling speculation of drug use. What’s on TV This Week: ‘Oslo’ and Specials Honoring George FloydA film adaptation of J.T. Rogers’s Tony-winning play airs on HBO. And several specials recognize the anniversary of George Floyd’s murder. How A.D.H.D. Creators on TikTok Are Spreading AwarenessSocial media creators are helping women and people of color identify possible symptoms of A.D.H.D., a disorder most often diagnosed in white boys. John Updike on Parenting, Agatha Christie in the Gossip Pages: First Mentions of Famous Authors in The TimesHave you ever wondered when your favorite writers first appeared in the pages of the paper? It might be earlier than you think. Yearbook Photos of Girls Were Altered to Hide More of Their ChestsPhotos of at least 80 female students at a Florida school had been digitally edited. The school superintendent said there was no “intent to embarrass or shame” them for the clothes they wore. What Convinced Me to Start Wearing Sun ProtectionI’ve failed to practice what I preached about limiting sun exposure, but a new report has prompted me to reform. 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. Simone Biles Dials Up the Difficulty, ‘Because I Can’The Olympic gold medalist’s new vault is so dangerous that gymnastics, for now, limits the scoring rewards for trying it. Biles says that’s unfair. More Recent Articles
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