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Child soldiers used to carry out massacre of 138 in Burkina Faso The government of Burkina Faso said Thursday that child soldiers were used to carry out a massacre that killed at least 138 people in the village Solhan earlier this month.      U.S. Postal Service honors Yankees legend Yogi Berra with stamp The United States Postal Service on Thursday honored New York Yankees great Yogi Berra with a customized stamp that will be released to the public.   As many as 99 missing, 1 killed in Miami-area condo collapse At least one person was killed and as many as 99 were missing Thursday after about half of the units in a high-rise oceanfront condominium building near Miami Beach collapsed overnight.   Seattle Kraken hire Dave Hakstol as first head coach in team history The Seattle Kraken have named Dave Hakstol as their first head coach in franchise history.   At least 150 injured as tornado tears through Czech Republic At least 150 people were injured as a powerful tornado swept through the Czech Republic on Thursday.   Tyler Herro, two Heat coaches offer aid after Miami-area condo collapses Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro and two assistant coaches with the NBA team provided aid Thursday after a 12-story beachfront condominium near Miami Beach partially collapsed overnight.   House committee approves sweeping tech antitrust package The House Judiciary Committee passed a package of six big tech antitrust bills on Thursday after 23 hours of debate.   Indiana Pacers hire ex-Dallas Mavericks head coach Rick Carlisle Just one week after resigning from the Dallas Mavericks, Rick Carlisle agreed to a four-year contract to return to the Indiana Pacers as head coach.   Judge blocks debt relief program for farmers of color A federal judge in Florida has blocked a debt relief program for farmers of color in response to a lawsuit from a White farmer.   Pittsburgh Steelers release All-Pro guard David DeCastro The Pittsburgh Steelers released six-time Pro Bowl offensive lineman David DeCastro after nine seasons, the team announced.   Kentucky Kroger shooter Gregory Bush receives another life sentence on hate crimes charges A man sentenced to life imprisonment for killing two people in what authorities described as a racially motivated shooting at a Kentucky Kroger received another life sentence Thursday for the murders.   California truck driver wins $1M Powerball jackpot in Florida A California truck driver found his route through Florida to be lucky when it led to his winning a $1 million Powerball jackpot.   AMC buys 18 Anne Rice books, 'Interview with the Vampire' to premiere in 2022 AMC Networks announced the acquisition of 18 Anne Rice books on Thursday, including their plans to produce an "Interview with the Vampire" series for 2022.   Lost sense of smell returns for nearly all COVID-19 survivors A year on, nearly all patients in a French study who lost their sense of smell after a bout of COVID-19 did regain that ability, researchers report.   Biden administration working on plans to evacuate thousands of Afghans The Biden administration will relocate Afghan interpreters and others who assisted U.S. forces to other countries while they wait for special immigrant visas to enter the United States.   Most consumers willing to try animal-free cheeses, survey finds Most consumers are willing to at least try animal-free dairy products made using a process called precision fermentation, according to a survey published Thursday by the journal Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems.   Look: Diver finds message in a bottle from 1926 in Michigan river A boat captain in Michigan discovered a message in a bottle from 1926 at the bottom of a river and later was able to speak with the daughter of its creator.   S&P 500, Nasdaq hit record highs following Biden infrastructure deal The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite both hit record highs and the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 322 points on Thursday following the announcement of a bipartisan infrastructure deal.   Navy defends call for 1 destroyer in 2022 budget, tells Congress new contract coming The acting secretary of the U.S. Navy on Thursday defended the call for only one Arleigh Burke-class Flight III destroyer in this year's budget instead of two during a congressional budget hearing.   Lost Rembrandt painting rediscovered after falling off a wall A Rembrandt painting that was long considered to be lost has been rediscovered after it fell off the wall of a home in Italy and was sent for restoration.   Teamsters vote to make helping Amazon workers unionize a priority The International Brotherhood of Teamsters voted Thursday in favor of a plan to support unionization efforts for Amazon warehouse workers and drivers in the United States.   Watch: Photographer unexpectedly captures proposal, finds couple on Twitter A photographer who happened upon a marriage proposal at a scenic San Francisco location was able to find the couple from the photos she snapped on social media.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Condo Collapse Near Miami Prompts Frantic Search for SurvivorsOne person was confirmed dead and 99 were unaccounted for after a condo building suddenly collapsed in the middle of the night.   Photos From the Scene of a Tragic Building Collapse in FloridaNinety-nine people were still unaccounted for after a residential building collapsed in the beachfront community. Biden and Senators Reach Broad Infrastructure DealThe bipartisan agreement is a significant victory, but Democratic leaders say it can pass only once a far larger social policy bill is complete. Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal Omits Big Climate MeasuresDemocrats hope to include climate and clean energy in a second bill. It could be Biden’s last chance to pass major global warming legislation. White House Considers Lifting Rule That Blocked Migrants During PandemicAmong the plans under consideration is whether to give migrant families a chance to apply for protections, and to possibly lifting the public health rule for single adults this summer. As the Pace of Vaccinations Slows, Biden Makes a Personal AppealThe Biden administration is shifting its strategy from mass vaccination sites to a more localized effort, deploying top officials to canvass and knock on doors. Why Police Have Been Quitting in Droves in the Last YearAsheville, N.C., has been among the hardest hit by police departures in the wake of last year’s George Floyd protests. About a third of the force quit or retired. Britney Spears’s Courtroom Plea Spurs Questions for Her LawyerThe singer said she had not known she needed to petition the court to be released from her conservatorship, placing a focus on the court-appointed counsel who has represented her for 13 years. Britney Spears Conservatorship Testimony, AnnotatedIn a 23-minute speech, the singer said she desperately wants to end her conservatorship, calling it an abusive system in which she was drugged and forced to work against her will. Is the Forced Contraception Alleged by Britney Spears Legal?The United States has a dark history of court-sanctioned sterilization, but more recent rulings and legislation suggest it would violate a basic right. Giuliani's Law License Is Suspended Over Trump Election LiesThe former mayor of New York, once the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan, is temporarily barred from practicing law in the state and faces possible disbarment. Pence, Diverging From Trump, Says He Was ‘Proud’ to Certify ElectionIn a speech, former Vice President Mike Pence went the furthest he has gone yet in distancing himself from Donald Trump and the Capitol riot. But he still praised the former president and his agenda. Sign Up: ‘On Politics’Your guide to the political news cycle, delivering clarity from the chaos. Economics in a Post-Truth NationThings are getting better, but many Republicans won’t believe it. Grieve the Covid Pandemic Year Before Summer’s DelightsHow to grieve 16 months of sickness, death and isolation. Texas Leaders Are Having Problems. Time to Attack the Feds!The state’s attorney general is trying to distract from his legal troubles by fomenting election-fraud rage. How Did a Socialist Triumph in Buffalo?The backlash against defund-the-police didn't stop India Walton. Why Is It OK to Be Mean to the Ugly?Lookism starts, like every form of bigotry, with prejudice and stereotypes. University Leaders Must Condemn Anti-Semitism on CampusColleges seem reluctant to condemn anti-Semitic speech and assaults. Doctors and Nurses Are the Key to the Final Vaccine PushHealth providers are the most trusted source for Covid-19 vaccine information. Can Ranked-Choice Voting Cure American Politics?It’s gaining popularity around the country. But like every voting system, it has its downsides. The Climate Change Lessons of the California DroughtWe can survive an arid future if we put our minds to it. Confident in Its Impunity, the Myanmar Junta Ignores DiplomacyThe generals who seized power five months ago have shown no inclination to heed international pleas to reverse themselves, even as Myanmar slides into a failed state. Under Pressure, a Japanese Official Killed Himself. Now His Story Is Revealed.Toshio Akagi told his wife that he had compiled a dossier detailing the pressure he had faced to alter documents at the center of a political scandal. This week, she won her fight to see them. Eric Adams Promises to ‘Show America How to Run a City’Mr. Adams, who is leading in the mayoral primary, laid out a middle road between progressive and conservative approaches to policing. U.F.O.s: Why the Truth Has Not Always Been Out ThereRather than explaining when U.F.O. sightings were really just top-secret planes, the government has sometimes allowed public eagerness about the possibility of aliens to take hold. George Floyd Statue in Brooklyn Is Defaced With Hate Group’s SymbolThe vandalism came just days after the statue was unveiled, and only a day before the officer who killed Mr. Floyd was to be sentenced. Activist Dies in Palestinian Authority’s Custody, Inciting Widespread OutrageNizar Banat’s death comes amid a crackdown on the authorities’ opponents. New Therapy for Aggressive Prostate Cancer Improves SurvivalThe experimental treatment relies on radioactive molecules that seek out tumor cells, a strategy that may be useful against other cancers. New York City Ends To-Go Cocktails Leaves Restaurants ReelingOwners, who relied on the drinks to stay afloat during the pandemic, are unloading cocktails and wondering what to do with all the packaging equipment that is now useless as an alcohol sales loophole is closed. Mother of 10 Becomes One of Few Hasidic Female DoctorsAn ultra-Orthodox mother navigated strict cultural norms to become one of the few Hasidic female doctors in the country. The Best Cities for CyclistsBicycle riding has exploded in popularity, but the quality of your rides will vary depending on where you live. William White is TikTok’s ’80s Heartthrob“I feel like a 40-year-old in a kid’s body, like I’m definitely an old soul,” said Mr. White. Biden Administration Backs Oil Sands Pipeline ProjectThe administration urged a court to throw out a challenge brought by tribal and environmental groups, backing a pipeline that would carry Canadian oil across Minnesota and Wisconsin. More Recent Articles
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