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Ex-leader of neo-Nazi Atomwaffen Division sentenced for swatting conspiracy A former leader of a neo-Nazi group was sentenced Tuesday to more than three years in prison for his role in a "swatting" scheme that targeted journalists, a Virginia university and others.      Former president Donald Trump launches website to host public statements Former President Donald Trump launched a new website "From the desk of Donald J. Trump" to host his public statements following his bans from most social media platforms.   New York Rangers rip NHL for handling of Tom Wilson incidents The New York Rangers called for the firing of George Parros, head of the NHL Department of Player Safety, after the league decided against suspending Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson for a pair of incidents.   Milwaukee Brewers star Christian Yelich back on IL due to back issues Just one day after being activated and playing for the first time since mid-April, Milwaukee Brewers star outfielder Christian Yelich returned to the injured list Tuesday with a lower back strain.   Wisconsin National Guard member charged in Capitol riot Abram Markofski, a Wisconsin National Guard soldier, was arrested and charged along with another man for involvement in the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol building.   State Dept. reaches $13M deal with Honeywell to settle allegations of violating export laws The State Department announced it has reached a $13 million settlement with Honeywell International over allegations it exported technical data concerning fighter jets and other military vehicles to foreign countries.   LeBron James to miss Lakers' next two games due to injured ankle Star forward LeBron James is expected to miss the Los Angeles Lakers' next two games to rest his injured right ankle.   Mets ace Jacob deGrom scratched from start due to right lat inflammation New York Mets ace Jacob deGrom was scratched from his scheduled start Tuesday against the St. Louis Cardinals after having trouble getting loose before his outing.   Champions League soccer: Manchester City beats PSG to reach first final Manchester City advanced to the Champions League final for the first time in club history after their 2-0 second-leg win over Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday at a snowy Etihad Stadium in England.   Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu fails to form coalition government by deadline Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu failed to form a unity government by day's end Tuesday.   Judge rules Kevin Spacey accuser must identify himself for civil case to continue A federal judge ruled that a man identified only by the initials "C.D.," who accused Kevin Spacey of sexual assault in 1981, must reveal his identity for civil proceedings against the actor to continue.   Air Force testing new capabilities for MQ-9 reaper drone during exercise The 174th Attack Wing is working with multiple Pentagon contractors and academic researchers to establish new capabilities for the MQ-9 Reaper drone aircraft, the Air National Guard announced Tuesday.   Pentagon expands program inviting hackers to report problems The Pentagon announced Tuesday that it is expanding its Vulnerability Disclosure Program to include all publicly accessible information systems in the Defense Department.   Derek Chauvin's attorney files motion for new trial, claiming jury misconduct Attorneys representing former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin filed a motion for a new trial in the killing of George Floyd, alleging misconduct by the jury.   Kansas man on death row for Jewish center slayings dies at 80 A Kansas death row inmate sentenced to death for killing three people outside a Jewish community center in 2014 has died, state officials announced Tuesday.   President Joe Biden aims to have 70% of Americans receive at least one vaccine dose, 160 million fully vaccinated by July 4 President Joe Biden on Tuesday announced a new goal to administer at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose to 70% of Americans and 160 million people fully vaccinated by July 4.   USS Milius completes sea trials after 12-month repair period The USS Milius recently completed sea trials and certification, wrapping a 12-month restricted availability four days early, the U.S. Navy said on Tuesday.   SpaceX launches 60 Starlink satellites from Florida Elon Musk's SpaceX launched the company's 26th cluster of Starlink broadband communication satellites from Florida on Tuesday afternoon.   Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen: Federal Reserve may have to increase interest rates Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Tuesday that the Federal Reserve may need to hike interest rates to ensure the "economy does not overheat" amid President Joe Biden's spending plans.   President Joe Biden expects to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin during Europe trip President Joe Biden on Tuesday said he expects to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin during his visit to Europe next month.   Circadian rhythm-controlling 'clock genes' could be tweaked to alter human sleep patterns Researchers have identified a complex combination of genes that control the human body's circadian rhythms, the rhythms that help synch a variety of biological processes with both day-night and seasonal patterns.   Suspect shot by FBI agent at CIA headquarters has died The suspect an FBI agent shot Monday after he exited a vehicle armed at CIA headquarters in Virginia has died, the FBI said Tuesday.   Woman wins two Idaho Lottery jackpots in two weeks A woman said she couldn't believe her luck when she won $50,000 from an Idaho Lottery scratch-off lottery ticket just two weeks after collecting a $200,000 jackpot from a ticket bought from the same store.   Case against British veterans collapses in death of IRA leader Joe McCann A Northern Irish judge on Tuesday acquitted two British army veterans on charges they murdered an unarmed Irish Republican Army leader nearly five decades ago.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Sudden Decision to Reopen Leaves New Yorkers Dizzy and DividedNew York, New Jersey and Connecticut will reopen in two weeks, and some residents are exhilarated, while others are dubious.   House Republicans Have Had Enough of Liz Cheney’s Truth-TellingG.O.P. House members are plotting a fresh bid to dethrone Ms. Cheney from her leadership post. Her transgression: continued repudiation of Donald J. Trump and his false election claims. Justin Lafferty, Tennessee Lawmaker, Draws Fire for Three-Fifths Compromise RemarksJustin Lafferty, a state representative, was rebuked after offering a historical defense of the agreement, under which three-fifths of a state’s enslaved people counted toward its population. Behind Biden’s Flip-Flop on RefugeesWe chatted with our Washington reporter about why the Biden administration reversed itself in the first place — and what that tells us about its future approach to migration issues. Crist Enters Race to Face DeSantis, With More Democrats Likely to FollowCharlie Crist has an extensive political history in Florida and is widely known throughout the state. But his candidacy is not likely to deter other Democrats like Val Demings and Nikki Fried. Business Coalitions Speak Out Against Voting Restrictions in TexasCompanies including HP, Microsoft and Unilever are calling for expanded voting access in the state after weeks of silence from national businesses on Republicans’ voting bills there. Judge Says Barr Misled on How His Justice Dept. Viewed Trump’s ActionsJudge Amy Berman Jackson said in a ruling that the misleading statements were similar to others that William P. Barr, the former attorney general, had made about the Mueller investigation. Years of Unheeded Warnings. Then the Subway Crash Mexico City Had Feared.Mexico City’s subway system has been plagued with problems for years. On Monday, an overpass collapsed, and a train plunged some 50 feet, killing at least 24 people and setting off a political firestorm. Giuliani’s Allies Want Trump to Pay His Legal BillsAs Rudolph Giuliani faces an escalating federal investigation and defamation suits, his advisers believe he should benefit from a $250 million Trump campaign war chest. The Most Urban Counties in the U.S. Are ShrinkingThe Bay Area, New York, Los Angeles and Chicago were among the population losers in 2020, new census estimates show. Austin grew the most. The Other Side of Languishing Is Flourishing. Here’s How to Get There.Research shows that the pandemic took a toll on our overall well-being and left many of us drained. Here are seven simple steps to get you thriving again. Trump’s Big Lie Devoured the G.O.P. and Now Eyes Our DemocracyRespect for election integrity is now a disqualifier for membership in the Republican Party. The Side of Wall Street That Matters Most Is Begging for InfrastructureJust look at the underlying tells in the financial markets. Who Cares About Hypocrisy?Most politicians are hypocrites. Voters tend not to care. The Covid Pandemic Hurt Our Mental Health, But We'll RecoverThe mental health toll of the pandemic is real. But many will recover. How the Covid Pandemic Affected Teens' Mental Health“My school is giving too much work,” a 10th grader wrote during the pandemic. “At first, this was just a break from school, but now all I feel is stress, anxiety and pain.” Did Trump Make Everything Progressive?His presidency pushed American institutions to the left. But they were moving that way anyway. How to Have Better Conversations About Hard ThingsThe journalist Anna Sale explains why we’re so bad at talking about death, sex and money — and how to get better. Here’s What Biden Must Do Before We Leave AfghanistanWe cannot allow history to repeat itself. Why the Right Loves Public School Culture WarsBiden doesn't rile up the grassroots. Critical race theory does. What the Pandemic Can’t TouchIn Texas oil country, a photographer captures one high school’s struggle to reopen during the pandemic — and witnesses the region’s resilience. A New Testament to the Fury and Beauty of Activism During the AIDS CrisisSarah Schulman’s “Let the Record Show” is a history of ACT UP, the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power, based on 17 years of interviews with nearly 200 members of the organization. Jacques d’Amboise, a Ballet Star Who Believed in Dance for AllThe New York City Ballet legend, who went on to form National Dance Institute, lived to the fullest — and danced with that same spirit. Derek Chauvin’s Lawyer Asks for a New Trial After Guilty VerdictThe expected legal motion came on the same day that one of the jurors was being criticized for his participation in the March on Washington last year. Netanyahu Fails to Form New Israeli Government, Prolonging DeadlockThe prime minister’s opponents may now get a chance to oust him from power. But it is too soon to write off Benjamin Netanyahu, a political survivor. Sheldon Silver, Disgraced Assembly Speaker, Is Furloughed From PrisonThe longtime Democratic leader was released to home confinement after less than a year of a six-and-a-half year sentence on corruption charges. Manchester City Beats PSG, Advancing to Champions League FinalWith a win over Paris St.-Germain, City worked past some demons and headed to the Champions League final. Blinken and G-7 Allies Turn Their Focus to ‘Democratic Values’A growing global competition with China and Russia looms over a gathering of foreign ministers in London. Tornado Watches Issued Tuesday for Several Southern StatesThe authorities blamed storms and tornadoes for at least three deaths, and forecasters warned that more tornadoes were possible on Tuesday night. Grim Image of India Prompts Debate Over China’s Swaggering PropagandaAn official social media post contrasting Beijing’s successes with its neighbor’s coronavirus woes drew a backlash from some, who called it callous. How to Forget SomethingWith effort, it’s possible to forget certain memories. Start by identifying what triggers them. 6 Design Books That Celebrate a World of ArtifactsNew titles offer insight into some often-overlooked creators and creations in England, Austria, Japan and the United States. Back in the Girdle Again: Getting Fitted After a Year UntouchedConfessions of an actress seeking reassurance — and sleeves — as she steps before a live concert audience again. Billie Eilish in British Vogue: What the Cover MeansThe pop star known for defying gender stereotypes got a glamour makeover with a corset. Not everyone is happy about it. At Stony Brook, a Lacrosse Powerhouse Built of Overlooked Recruits“We’re going to show them what they missed,” Coach Joe Spallina says of Stony Brook’s ability to compete with Division I heavyweights in women’s lacrosse. Tiny Love Stories: ‘Every Morning We Got Up and Did It Again’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. St. Vincent Is Trying to Understand PeopleAs she releases her sixth album, “Daddy’s Home,” the musician expounds on the lengthy documentaries, Janet Jackson bust and Joni Mitchell album that feed her creativity. Tamara Press, Olympian Whose Feats Raised Questions, Dies at 83She won three gold medals in the 1960s but was the focus of speculation about her gender. She retired after pulling out of a track meet that would have required a sex test. More Recent Articles
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