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D-Backs announcer Bob Brenly apologizes for Marcus Stroman comment Arizona Diamondbacks television analyst Bob Brenly apologized for an "insensitive" comment he made about New York Mets pitcher Marcus Stroman's headwear earlier this week.      Prosecutors seek 30-year sentence for Derek Chauvin in George Floyd murder Citing four aggravating factors in the case, prosecutors on Wednesday sought a 30-year sentence for former Minneapolis Police officer Derek Chauvin in the murder of George Floyd.   Buffalo Sabres win 2021 NHL Draft Lottery; Seattle Kraken get No. 2 pick The Buffalo Sabres earned the No. 1 overall pick in this year's draft after winning the 2021 NHL Draft Lottery on Wednesday.   Virginia Tech linebacker Isi Etute arrested on murder charges The Blacksburg Police Department announced Wednesday that Virginia Tech freshman linebacker Isi Etute was arrested and charged with second-degree murder.   Washington Nationals pitcher Stephen Strasburg returns to IL The Washington Nationals placed star right-hander Stephen Strasburg on the 10-day injured list with a neck strain before Wednesday's game against the division rival Atlanta Braves.   Veterans Affairs watchdog: Drunk pathologist Robert Levy misdiagnosed thousands of veterans at Arkansas facility A report released by the Veterans Affairs' Office of Inspector General found that pathologist Robert Levy misdiagnosed more than 3,000 veterans while routinely reporting to work drunk.   San Francisco 49ers' Weston Richburg retires from NFL due to injuries San Francisco 49ers offensive lineman Weston Richburg on Wednesday announced his retirement from the NFL after seven years in the league.   Ransomware attack disrupts ferry ticketing to Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket A ransomware attack disrupted the ticket-buying process for a ferry service to Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, Mass., on Wednesday.   Ancient warming repeatedly fueled massive marine dead zones in the North Pacific Over the past 1.2 million years, marine life repeatedly disappeared from large swaths of the North Pacific.   Investigation discredits studies suggesting lower COVID-19 risk for smokers Scientific papers that last year suggested smokers are less likely to fall ill with COVID-19 have been discredited, according to a paper published Wednesday by The BMJ.   76ers' Joel Embiid out for Game 5 vs. Wizards due to meniscus tear The Philadelphia 76ers announced Wednesday that star center Joel Embiid suffered a lateral meniscus tear in his right knee and will miss Wednesday night's Game 5 against the Washington Wizards.   DoD report: 23 civilians killed in U.S. conflicts in 2020 A Defense Department report cites 23 civilians killed, and 10 injured, during U.S. military action in 2020.   Israeli opposition leaders announce coalition to oust Netanyahu Israeli opposition lawmakers said Wednesday they've agreed to a power-sharing government that will oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the first change in leadership in more than a decade.   Study: Deep brain stimulation effective for Parkinson's patients 15 years later The effects of deep brain stimulation continue to be effective in people with Parkinson's disease 15 years after the device is implanted   Herd of 15 Asian elephants nearing capital of China's Yunnan province A herd of 15 Asian elephants that have trekked more than 300 miles across China approached the capital city of the province of Yunnan on Wednesday.   Juvenile T. rexes had surprisingly powerful bite, still much less forceful than elders Efforts to replicate the teeth marks left by juvenile T. rexes in ancient bones suggest these young predators had a surprisingly forceful bite -- but also one that paled in comparison to the mighty chomp of their parents   Continuous glucose monitors help diabetes patients control blood suger, reduce ER visits Continuous glucose monitors can improve blood sugar control and reduce visits to the emergency room for hypoglycemia in patients with insulin-treated Type 2 diabetes, according to a study published Wednesday.   Navy's Adm. Mike Gilday meets with Danish officials amid espionage crisis U.S. Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Mike Gilday met senior Danish navy leadership on Wednesday to discuss continued partnerships.   Idaho man wins his second lottery jackpot in seven years An Idaho man collected a $200,000 jackpot from a scratch-off lottery ticket seven years after a different game earned him a $100,000 prize.   Medina Spirit's positive test confirmed as Derby disqualification looms Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit edged another length closer to a rare disqualification Wednesday when lawyers confirmed that a second sample taken from the colt revealed the presence of a banned steroid.   FDA: Don't eat cicadas if you have seafood allergies The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a warning for those interested in sampling cuisine containing Brood X cicadas: Stay away if you're allergic to seafood.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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How Naftali Bennett, Head of a Small Right-Wing Party in Israel, Rose to the TopThe energetic leader of the small, right-wing Yamina party has managed to leverage his modest electoral gain for a shot at the top job.   Looking to themselves, Palestinians expect little from Israeli changes.Crime and Qualifications at Issue in Heated N.Y.C. Mayoral DebateThe eight Democratic contenders jousted over the economy, education and the fundamental question of who among them was qualified to run New York City. A Return to Normal? Not for Countries With Covid Surges and Few Vaccines.As nations like the United States prepare for a summer of hugs, gatherings and other activities safe for the vaccinated, nations still scrambling for shots are seeing some of their worst outbreaks. Vietnam Faces a Wave of Covid Cases and a Troubling New VariantThe nation has prided itself on containing the coronavirus. But an outbreak at a church in Ho Chi Minh City and the emergence of a deadly new variant suggest its luck may be running out. Biden, Facing July 4 Deadline, Rallies Nation With Vaccination IncentivesPresident Biden announced a get-out-the-vote-style plan to meet his goal of partly vaccinating at least 70 percent of Americans by July 4, including offers of free child care, free sports tickets and free beer. Trump Administration Secretly Seized Phone Records of Times ReportersThe admission by the Biden Justice Department followed similar recent disclosures to The Washington Post and CNN. Trump Shuts Down His Blog, Frustrated By Its Low ReadershipThe former president had heard from friends that the site was making him look small and irrelevant, according to a person familiar with his thinking. Biden Meets With Capito as Deadline for Infrastructure Deal LoomsPresident Biden and Senator Shelley Moore Capito, the top Republican negotiator, had no breakthroughs. But they agreed to speak again on Friday. A 20-Foot Sea Wall? Miami Faces the Hard Choices of Climate Change.A proposal to construct barriers for storm surge protection has forced South Floridians to reckon with the many environmental challenges they face. Biden Aims to End Arctic Drilling. A Trump-Era Law Could Foil His Plans.The administration suspended leases that were auctioned in the waning days of the Trump White House. But a 2017 law requires another sale. The Mystery of the $113 Million DeliIt made headlines around the world: a New Jersey sandwich shop with a soaring stock price. Was it just speculation, or something stranger? Israel, JBS, Venus: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Modern Love Podcast: Catfished and Trapped in a Romance ScamThey fell for his selfies, tattoos and fluffy dog. But it wasn’t really him on the other side. Barack Obama Interview: Joe Biden Is ‘Finishing the Job’The former president also discusses Joe Biden, aliens and three of his favorite books. Naomi Osaka's French Open Power MoveThe power balance has changed among public figures, the journalists and publications that cover them and the companies that they do business with. France Is Becoming More Like America. It’s Terrible.Culture wars, fueled by Fox News-style provocation, have arrived in France. Were My Criticisms of Israel Fair?The road to peace starts with the end of war crimes. Christine Quinn: When Will New York Elect a Woman Mayor?Women candidates in politics are not looking for preferential treatment. We simply ask to be judged on our merits, not on the basis of our sex. The FISA Court's Unnecessary SecrecyMany of the decisions of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court have not seen the light of day. That’s irreconcilable with the Constitution. The End of the C.D.C. Eviction Moratorium Means TroubleWe need more time for rental assistance to reach tenants. Americans Don’t Want to Return to Low Wage JobsThere’s no true “labor shortage.” Just bad jobs. Could Spilling Big Pharma’s Secrets Vaccinate the World?We need more vaccines, fast. Is forcing pharmaceutical companies to share their intellectual property the answer? How Khaby Lame Took Over TikTokA former factory worker in Italy has become the fastest-growing content creator on TikTok. A New Biography of Kurt Gödel, Whose Brilliant Life Intersected With the Upheavals of the 20th Century“Journey to the Edge of Reason,” by Stephen Budiansky, is an illuminating new biography of the groundbreaking mathematician. Production Resumes at Some JBS Meat Plants After CyberattacksMeat processing plants operated by JBS, which handles a fifth of the cattle and hog slaughter in the U.S., were coming back online on Wednesday but were not all at full capacity, union officials said. Mike Krzyzewski, Celebrated Duke Coach, Will Retire After Coming SeasonWith 1,170 total victories, the winningest coach in men’s college basketball is planning his farewell following the 2021-22 season. New NASA Missions Will Study Venus, a World Overlooked for DecadesOne of the spacecraft will probe the hellish planet’s clouds, which could potentially help settle the debate over whether they are habitable by floating microbes. Medical Journals Reluctant to Take On Racism, Critics SayAn editor’s departure at JAMA is bringing calls for a sharper focus on racism and its consequences. Knicks’ Resurgent Season Ends With Game 5 Loss to the HawksJulius Randle had 23 points for the Knicks, but it wasn’t enough. The Hawks’ star guard Trae Young dominated again down the stretch. Exxon Board to Get a Third Activist Pushing Cleaner EnergyThe new board member is likely to join two other candidates put forward by an activist investor who were declared winners last week. High School Football Coaches Suspended After Teen Is Forced to Eat Pork, Lawyer SaysA 17-year-old in Canton, Ohio, was forced to eat a pepperoni pizza even though the coaches were aware he does not eat pork because he is a Hebrew Israelite, a lawyer for the boy’s family said. The Police Department is investigating. Yellen Aims to Win Support for Global Tax DealThe Biden administration is trying to persuade other nations to approve a global minimum tax as it works to curb profit shifting and raise corporate taxes in the United States. Fires Sink Iran’s Largest Warship and Ravage Big RefineryThe double fire raised suspicions that Iran was once again a sabotage target, as diplomacy to resurrect the nuclear deal advanced. Arizona's Reported 'Zyklon B' Plan for Executions Provokes AngerGlobal headlines reflected the anger of death camp survivors and others after The Guardian published documents showing the state planned to return to the use of hydrogen cyanide, a gas associated with what the Nazis called Zyklon B. The Lazy Person’s Guide to Domestic EqualityNo lists, no charts. Opening UpWelcome, again. Solving the World’s Problems at the Venice Architecture BiennaleThe question: “How Will We Live Together?” The answers: Pavilions that resemble science-fair projects, conflict-resolution sites and flights of fancy. After Bonding Over Basketball and Biking, a Big LossMark Eaton and Rudy Gobert, paint protectors past and present for the Utah Jazz, had built a relationship of mutual admiration and respect. Mental Health Is on Sloane Stephens's Mind, Too“I should have asked to go to my grandparents’ funeral,” she said. “It’s something that I’ll probably regret for the rest of my life.” A Coconut Cake for the AgesThis gâteau d’Hélène recipe from the 1970s is just as elegant and delicious today as it was decades ago. What $900,000 Buys You in Tennessee, Pennsylvania and New MexicoA Greek Revival-style home in Memphis, a brick townhouse in Philadelphia and a three-bedroom Earthship house near Taos. A Young Mother Found Herself Cripplingly Weak. Did Her Operation Cause This?Three months after having bariatric surgery, she was vomiting several times a day and couldn’t even move her eyes. Try Letter BoxedCreate words using letters round the square. Start solving. The CrosswordSolve the daily puzzle edited by Will Shortz. Spelling BeeUse 7 letters to make as many words as you can. VertexConnect the dots to reveal the hidden picture. More Recent Articles
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