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Sunrise Movement calls for key climate inclusions in Biden infrastructure plan Members of the Sunrise Movement called on President Joe Biden Monday to push for an infrastructure bill including key climate change provisions.      Ex-Denver Broncos WR Demaryius Thomas retiring from NFL Former Denver Broncos star receiver and five-time Pro Bowler Demaryius Thomas announced his retirement from the NFL on Monday.   2 killed, 2 injured in northeast Texas gas explosion Two people were killed and multiple others were injured Monday in a gas explosion at a site in rural northeastern Texas, authorities said.   Scenes from Surfside, Fla., condo collapse The 12-story Champlain Towers oceanfront condominium in Surfside, Fla., collapsed in the early hours of June 24, 2021. About half of the building's 130 units suddenly pancaked to the ground as residents slept. The luxury building was constructed in 1981.   Portland Trail Blazers hire Chauncey Billups as new head coach The Portland Trail Blazers have hired former NBA point guard and Los Angeles Clippers assistant Chauncey Billups as their next head coach.   Tropical Storm Danny makes landfall in South Carolina Tropical Storm Danny, the fourth named storm of the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season, made landfall in South Carolina Monday evening.   'Crazy hot': Seattle shatters all-time high-temperature record In the Pacific Northwest temperatures topped 95 degrees Fahrenheit, then 100, then 105 F in what has become the most menacing heat wave in Washington history.   Michigan officials seek disaster aid after historic rainfall floods Detroit Michigan officials said Monday they are asking the Biden administration for federal help after the city of Detroit was inundated by record weekend rainfall that caused widespread flooding.   Indians' Josh Naylor has broken ankle, will undergo surgery after collision Cleveland Indians outfielder Josh Naylor will require ankle surgery after being involved in a scary collision with rookie second baseman Ernie Clement during Sunday's game against the Minnesota Twins.   Los Angeles Angels move star OF Mike Trout to 60-day IL Los Angeles Angels star outfielder Mike Trout was transferred to the 60-day injured list Monday, meaning he will be out until after the MLB All-Star break.   Death toll from Florida condo collapse rises to 11 as rescuers search debris Authorities said Monday two more bodies have been found in the debris of a condo tower near Miami Beach that partly collapsed on Thursday, with about 150 people unaccounted for.   U.S. base in Syria hit by rocket fire after weekend airstrikes on Iran-backed militias U.S. military forces in Syria responded with "counter-batter artillery fire" Monday after a base near al-Omar oil field housing U.S. troops was struck by rocket fire.   Hawks' Trae Young has bone bruise in foot, questionable for Game 4 Atlanta Hawks star point guard Trae Young on Monday was listed as questionable for Game 4 of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals against the Milwaukee Bucks after an MRI on his sprained right ankle revealed a bone bruise.   Nude sunbathers rescued from Australian woods after fleeing deer Police in the Australian state of New South Wales say they have levied fines against two nude beachgoers who had to be rescued after being spooked by a deer and running into a forest.   Federal judge dismisses regulators' antitrust suit against Facebook A federal judge on Monday dismissed a major antitrust lawsuit brought by federal and state regulators against social networking giant Facebook.   Littoral combat ship USS Savannah delivered to U.S. Navy The littoral combat ship USS Savannah has been officially delivered to the U.S. Navy, builder Austal USA announced on Monday.   Climate lawsuits undermined by a failure to utilize scientific evidence The lawyers litigating climate-related lawsuits aren't keeping up with the science, according to a new survey, hindering their ability to hold governments and corporations accountable.   Rising tech stocks push Nasdaq, S&P 500 to new records; Dow drops 150 points The Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 rose to record highs on Monday as tech stocks including Facebook and Nvidia surged.   Canadian Navy team wins U.S. Cyber Command 'Big Flag' exercise A Royal Canadian Navy team won Cyber Flag 21-2, the U.S. Defense Department's premier annual defense cyber training exercise, the U.S. Cyber Command announced.   Abu Dhabi to ban unvaccinated people from most public places Health officials in Abu Dhabi, capital city of the United Arab Emirates, announced Monday that most public places will be closed to those who have not been vaccinated against COVID-19 starting in August.   Disc golfer wins championship after 247-foot birdie to force playoff Professional disc golfer James Conrad won the championship after 247-foot shot forced playoff.   U.S., Russia conduct separate naval exercises near Hawaii A drill by the U.S. Navy, Marines and Coast Guard near Hawaii, led by the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson, coincided with a nearby Russian Navy exercise.   Reports: Rebel Tigray forces enter regional capital in Ethiopia Rebel forces have entered the capital of the Tigray region of Ethiopia, dealing a blow to Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's efforts to regain control of the restive region, multiple reports indicated Monday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Facebook Antitrust Cases Brought By FTC and States Are Thrown OutThe decisions were a major blow to attempts to rein in Big Tech. The judge said one of the complaints, from the Federal Trade Commission, lacked facts and gave the agency 30 days to refile it.   Juul Settles N.C. Vaping Case, Agrees to Pay $40 MillionThe settlement is the first in a stream of lawsuits against the company, which has been accused of deceptive marketing practices that contributed to a wave of nicotine addiction in teenagers. It’s Some of America’s Richest Farmland. But What Is It Without Water?A California farmer decides it makes better business sense to sell his water than to grow rice. An almond farmer considers uprooting his trees to put up solar panels. Drought is transforming the state, with broad consequences for the food supply. At Nearly 116 Degrees, Heat in Western Canada Shatters National RecordThe heat is expected to continue for several days in some parts of British Columbia, according to weather warnings from the government. Can Biden Get a Coal-State Democrat on Board With His Climate Agenda?Ultimately, what Democrats are able to pass will depend on Senator Joe Manchin III of West Virginia. The Dangerous Rescue Effort in the Miami Building CollapseThe death toll rose to 11 as search-and-rescue teams continued to sort through pulverized steel and dig through concrete boulders. Three Studies, One Result: Coronavirus Vaccines Point the Way Out of the PandemicNew scientific research underscores the effectiveness of vaccines and their versatility in the fight against the coronavirus. How India's Covid-Hit Hospitals Ran Out of OxygenA cascading series of failures, from the central government on down, left hospitals across India without medical oxygen, killing hundreds. One tragic night in Delhi shows how it happened. Sydney Outbreak Tied to Delta Variant GrowsNaked sunbathers fleeing deer were among 44 people fined for violating stay-at-home orders. Biden Faces Intense Cross Currents in Iran PolicyThe airstrikes the president ordered on Iranian-backed militias show how he has to navigate between using force and pursuing diplomacy to revive the nuclear deal. College Players May Make Money Off Their Fame, NCAA Panel RecommendsPressured by a wave of state laws taking effect on July 1, the college sports industry is on the verge of letting players profit off their names, images and likenesses. Vaccines, Facebook, Miami: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. 简报：习近平为何决心“全面管治”香港；“七一”临近北京安保升级香港禁英国航班抵港；科学家称辉瑞和莫德纳疫苗可提供多年保护；迈阿密公寓倒塌已致11人死亡；朝媒称金正恩面容消瘦令民众“心痛”……这里是今日要闻。 Sustainability and Climate Change: Join the Conversation with ExpertsEach episode of Netting Zero brings together New York Times journalists with climate experts from business, policy, government, and civil society. Join us on July 1 to discuss our built environment. Vaccine Mandates Are Needed in the U.S.The United States has always needed mandates to overcome serious diseases The Maddening Critical Race Theory DebateLiberals Should Be Anti-Anti-C.R.T. The Right Goes All In on IgnoranceWhy Tucker Carlson called General Milley a pig. The New Racism Won’t Solve the Old RacismDiscrimination in the service of equality is exactly as Orwellian as it sounds. Guy Fieri Has a Reminder for AmericaThe celebrity chef dishes on restaurant reopenings, delivery apps and his $80 million Food Network deal. The Mike Pence Saga Tells Us More Than We Want to KnowBut he is not the only politician who shows which way the wind is blowing. Carl Nassib Came Out. Coaches and Teammates Need to Step Up.Allies have a big role to play in making L.G.B.T.Q. youth feel safe enough to play sports. Race Manners: Which Black People Should I Believe?White people are often admonished to defer to Black people on issues of race and racism. But Black people don't hold monolithic opinions. What to do? Biden, Abortion and the Catholic ChurchReaders discuss articles by Garry Wills and Ross Douthat. Also: California politics; the fitness craze. Obamacare’s Survival Is Now Assured, but It Still Has One Big ProblemTwelve states have refused to expand Medicaid, leaving millions of poor Americans without health coverage and Democrats divided over how to respond. Ethiopian Forces Retreat in Tigray, and Rebels Enter the CapitalAfter months of civil war and government occupation, Tigrayan rebels have pushed a counterattack that quickly brought them to Mekelle’s doorstep. Times journalists are there. At This Instagram Hot Spot, All the World’s a Stage (and the Buffalo’s a Prop)Photographers are flocking to a rural county in southeastern China for its quaint scenes of farmers and fishermen — made to order. Campus in Hungary is Flagship of Orban’s Bid to Create a Conservative EliteA residential college was granted about $1.7 billion by Prime Minister Viktor Orban, part of his plan to create a more nationalistic society. Critics say it is legalized theft of public funds. Trump Organization Lawyers Meet With Manhattan ProsecutorsAn indictment against the business, the Trump Organization, and a top executive, Allen Weisselberg, could come as soon as this week in Manhattan. House Passes Bills to Bolster Scientific ResearchThe legislation would invest in traditional research and development, clashing with a broad Senate measure that focuses on cutting-edge technology to compete with China. Catholic Church in Poland Reveals More Abuse AccusationsChurch authorities said they had received 368 reports of the sexual abuse, and almost half involved children under 15. A Spectator’s Sign Felled Dozens of Tour de France RacersThe French authorities were searching for a woman who they said left the scene after a German cyclist crashed into her sign, setting off a pileup during the first stage of the race. Penthouse at Troubled Supertall Tower Seeks $169 MillionThe 96th floor apartment at 432 Park Avenue, where residents complained of construction defects, is asking more than $20,500 a square foot. Violinist Apologizes for ‘Culturally Insensitive’ Remarks About AsiansPinchas Zukerman was criticized for invoking ugly stereotypes about Asians during a master class at Juilliard, which called his remarks offensive. When a Valedictorian Spoke of His Queer Identity, the Principal Cut Off His SpeechThe principal also took away the valedictorian’s prepared remarks, so the student recited the speech from memory. The BET Awards Gave Us a Lot to ProcessRed-carpet stunners, a surprise make-out session, the reveal of Cardi B’s second pregnancy and so much more. Are Smoothies Good For You? It Depends.“Just because there’s a leafy green in it doesn’t make it low-calorie.” More Recent Articles
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