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One of 14 injured in Austin mass shooting dies, says police Authorities in Texas announced Sunday that one of 14 people injured during a shooting over the weekend in Austin has died.      Wasabi the Pekingese wins the Westminster Dog Show Wasabi the Pekingese was crowned the winner of the 145th Westminster Dog Show in Tarrytown, N.Y., on Sunday.   Phoenix Suns sweep Denver Nuggets, advance to Western Conference Finals The Phoenix Suns swept their way into the Western Conference Finals for the first time in more than a decade with a 125-118 win over the Denver Nuggets on Sunday night at Ball Arena in Colorado.   Denmark team doctor: Christian Eriksen suffered cardiac arrest, "was gone" Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen suffered a cardiac arrest and "was gone" before being resuscitated during a match this weekend, the team's doctor, Morten Boesen, said Sunday.   Naftali Bennett confirmed Israel's prime minister, replaces Benjamin Natanyahu Yamina Party leader Naftali Bennett will serve as Israel's next prime minister after the Knesset voted 60-59 to approve a unity government, unseating Benjamin Netanyahu after 12 years in power.   Miami Dolphins ink LB Jerome Baker to 3-year, $39M extension The Miami Dolphins reached an agreement with linebacker Jerome Baker on a three-year contract extension, the team announced.   Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Steven Matz put on COVID-19-related IL Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Steven Matz was placed on the COVID-19-related injured list before Sunday's game against the Boston Red Sox.   Kyrie Irving injures ankle as Bucks top Nets, even series at 2-2 Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving exited Sunday's Game 4 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks with a sprained right ankle and didn't return to the contest.   'Superman,' 'Deliverance,' 'Roseanne' alum Ned Beatty dead at 83 Famed character actor Ned Beatty has died at the age of 83, his manager announced Sunday.   U.S. approaching 600,000 COVID-19 deaths, New York near 70% of adults with one vaccine dose The United States is drawing nearer to 600,000 deaths related to the COVID-19, while New York approached 70% of adults with at least one coronavirus vaccine dose amid a nationwide inoculation push.   'Quiet Place Part II' tops North American box office with $11.7M "A Quiet Place Part II" is the No. 1 movie in North America, earning $11.7 million in receipts this weekend, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.   President Joe Biden meets with "extremely gracious" Queen Elizabeth II in Windsor Castle U.S. President Joe Biden said he invited Queen Elizabeth II to the White House after they met at Windsor Castle in England on Sunday.   French Open: Novak Djokovic rallies past Stefanos Tsitsipas for 19th title Serbian Novak Djokovic smashed an overhead return onto the clay court to win match point in a marathon French Open men's final against Greece's Stefanos Tsitsipas to capture his 19th career major title Sunday in Paris.   G7 nations pledge billion vaccines, call for probe into COVID-19 origins The G7 nations on Sunday committed to delivering 1 billion COVID-19 vaccines to the world's poorest nations and called for a second investigation into the origins of the virus.   India's cases decline 31% in week, daily 80,834 lowest in 73 days India's new coronavirus cases are diminishing, including a 31% decline in one week, as the Asian nation closes in on the United States with the most infections in the world.   Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Lauren Burnham welcome twins Former "Bachelor" stars Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Lauren Burnham welcomed twins this weekend.   Cool, dry air to follow stormy stretch in northeastern U.S. The Northeast is in for a significant downturn in temperatures and humidity levels later this week, but not before the region endures several stormy days.   Chinese market blast kills 12, injures more than 130 A gas explosion at a market in central China killed at least 12 people and injured more than 130, including 37 seriously, on Sunday morning.   On This Day, June 13: New York Times publishes Pentagon Papers info On June 13, 1971, The New York Times began publishing the Pentagon Papers, top secret documents on the U.S. decision making process on Vietnam policy.   Annie Murphy: 'Kevin' satirizes TV, real-life expectations of women Annie Murphy and "Kevin Can F**k Himself" co-stars Eric Petersen and Mary Hollis Inboden discuss the satire of sitcom tropes, created by Valerie Armstrong.   Jasmine Cephas Jones: ‘Blindspotting’ dramedy is about a couple surviving Jasmine Cephas Jones says she was honored to hear Starz wanted to continue exploring the "Blindspotting" universe, but this time through her character Ashley's eyes.   Famous birthdays for June 13: Chris Evans, Stellan Skarsgard Actor Chris Evans turns 40 and actor Stellan Skarsgard turns 70, among the famous birthdays for June 13.   More Recent Articles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Netanyahu Ousted as Israeli Parliament Votes in New GovernmentAn unlikely coalition prevailed against the country’s longest-serving leader. Now it must get its disparate factions to work together.   Netanyahu, ‘King of Israel,’ Exits a Stage He DominatedIsrael’s longest-serving prime minister was a polarizing figure who sidelined efforts to resolve the Palestinian conflict but opened relations with four Arab countries. Tumult Disrupts Israeli Parliament as Netanyahu Era EndsNaftali Bennett, heckled and insulted, replaced Benjamin Netanyahu as prime minister by the narrowest of margins. Netanyahu’s Road Through Israel’s History, in PicturesA photographic journey shows how ‘Bibi’ put his stamp on Israel — through his toughness and the search for security in an unstable region. G7 Leaders Offer United Front as Summit Ends, but Cracks Are ClearBiden and other Western leaders had tough words for Russia and China after wrapping up a meeting in England, but they had trouble finding common ground on some big issues. G7 Nations Take Aggressive Climate Action, But Hold Back on CoalPresident Biden pushed climate action after four years in which Donald Trump rejected cooperation with allies. But leaders failed to set an expiration date for burning coal. Queen Elizabeth II Welcomed the Bidens to a Private Tea at WindsorPresident Biden and the first lady seemed relaxed, and there were no obvious diplomatic breaches. Apple Says It Turned Over Data on Donald McGahn in 2018The company notified Donald F. McGahn II last month that it had been subpoenaed for his account information three years ago. In Leak Investigation, Tech Giants Are Caught Between Courts and CustomersApple, under fire for turning over the data of two lawmakers to the Trump Justice Dept., said it did so unknowingly, while Google fought a request for New York Times data because it related to a corporate client. New York Has a Housing Crisis. How Would the Mayoral Candidates Fix It?New York City’s affordability problems were laid bare by the pandemic. Mayoral candidates offer solutions, but steep political and logistical obstacles remain. From The Sunday Read Archives: ‘My Mustache, My Self’How one writer’s facial hair experiment in quarantine led to a deep consideration of his Blackness. Moderna, AstraZeneca … or Both? A Mixed Covid Vaccine Approach.Scientists are studying mix-and-matching vaccines for Covid-19 and other diseases. The U.S. Enables Corporate Tax Avoiders. Can Biden Fix It?American policymakers have sabotaged the nation’s ability to collect taxes from its corporations. Will Congress agree to change course? Demonizing Critical Race TheoryThese initiatives that Republicans whipped up to rail against are usually not a problem, but rather a wandering outrage in search of a problem. Queer Y.A. Literature's Healing PowerNew Y.A. literature, television and film let me imagine a better future. What the Rich Don’t Want to Admit About the PoorWhy do we leave millions of people in poverty? The answer should make us uncomfortable. Warren Buffett and the Myth of the ‘Good Billionaire’There is no way to be a billionaire in America without taking advantage of a system predicated on cruelty. We Cannot Afford to Turn Our Backs on AfghanistanMany Americans want this painful chapter closed, but supporting Afghanistan remains in our national security interest. Zoos Are Bad for AnimalsMany of them aspire to be good civic institutions that care for animals on their grounds and in the wild. But is it really worth their captivity? Now Halfway to a Grand Slam, Novak Djokovic Wins the French OpenDjokovic rallied to win three straight sets and defeat Stefanos Tsitsipas. It was his 19th major men’s singles title overall and his second this year. Thousands Rally in Brooklyn to Protest ‘State of Emergency’ for Trans YouthThe Brooklyn Liberation march took place amid a wave of legislation targeting transgender children and violence that disproportionately affects Black trans women. “We are here to claim space,” one speaker said. Swiss Voters Reject Proposal to Ban Synthetic PesticidesThe referendum would have barred the use of the synthetic pesticides in farms and gardens. Jeff Bezos Blue Origin Space Flight Auctions for $28 MillionFour people will be aboard the New Shepard, the Blue Origin rocket named for the first American in space, when it is set to launch. FIBA President Hamane Niang Steps Aside Amid Sexual Abuse InvestigationHamane Niang, the leader of basketball’s global governing body known as FIBA, led Mali’s federation at a time of systemic exploitation of female players, activists say. FIBA announced an investigation. Alton Sterling's Family Agrees to $4.5 Million Settlement, Lawyers SayThe settlement came nearly five years after Mr. Sterling, a Black father of five, was fatally shot by a white police officer in Baton Rouge, La. Doctor Says Christian Eriksen Had Cardiac Arrest: 'He Was Gone'Eriksen went into cardiac arrest on the field during a game at Euro 2020, team officials said. His teammates will return to training on Monday. Outbreak of Poisonous Browntail Moth Caterpillars Plagues MaineThe caterpillars, known as browntail moths, have tiny hairs that can cause skin rashes and even breathing issues for some people. In Adesanya, U.F.C. Has a Champion It Can Depend OnMainstream U.F.C. titleholders have slipped in recent years. So far, Adesanya has been consistent. For England, a Six-Second Culture War and a 1-0 WinA cause, and criticism of it, only highlights that the majority of England fans all want the same thing. Westminster Dog Show Day 1: Saturday in PhotosAfter decades at Madison Square Garden, the dog show moves to the Lyndhurst riverside estate. And hundreds of dogs probably couldn’t be happier. More Recent Articles
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