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Tropical Storm Ida forms in Caribbean Tropical Storm Ida formed Thursday afternoon just west of Jamaica, bringing heavy rains and storm surges to the Caribbean before heading into the Gulf of Mexico and strengthening, forecasters said.      Philadelphia Phillies 1B Rhys Hoskins to have season-ending abdominal surgery Philadelphia Phillies standout first baseman Rhys Hoskins will miss the remainder of the 2021 season because of a tear in his lower abdomen.   Officer who shot Ashli Babbitt says he 'saved countless lives' during Capitol riot U.S. Capitol Police Lt. Michael Byrd who shot and killed a woman who was part of the mob in the Capitol said he "saved countless lives" during the Jan. 6 attack.   Slight pattern change won't bring widespread cooldown to Northeast Accuweather forecasters expect some relief from prolonged heat and humidity to take hold across the Northeast this weekend, but it won't be a massive fall preview for areas from Virginia to Pennsylvania.   Tennessee Titans put starting QB Ryan Tannehill on COVID-19 list The Tennessee Titans placed starting quarterback Ryan Tannehill and two other players on the reserve/COVID-19 list, the team announced.   Golf: Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Sam Burns tied for lead at BMW Championship Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm and Sam Burns were tied atop the leaderboard after the first round of the BMW Championship on Thursday at Caves Valley Golf Club in Baltimore.   Education Department to forgive $1.1B in loans for ITT Tech students The Education Department will automatically forgive $1.1 billion in student loans for 115,000 borrowers who attended ITT Technical Institute and left on or after March 31, 2008, without completing their degree.   NFL fines Buffalo Bills' Cole Beasley, Isaiah McKenzie for COVID-19 violations Buffalo Bills wide receivers Cole Beasley and Isaiah McKenzie revealed Thursday they were fined for violating the NFL's COVID-19 protocols.   President Joe Biden pledges retaliation after U.S. service members killed in Kabul blasts President Joe Biden pledged to retaliate against the Islamic State-Khorasan Province after the group claimed responsibility for a pair of blasts in Afghanistan that killed dozens including 13 U.S. service members.   Study: Thousands of kids hurt each year in accidents with furniture, TVs Nearly 20,000 children in the United States are treated in hospital emergency rooms each year for injuries caused by furniture or a television falling or tipping over, an Injury Epidemiology study found.   CDC: Fratelli Beretta brand Italian meats linked to multi-state salmonella outbreak Fratelli Beretta brand prepackaged uncured antipasto trays were linked to a multi-state salmonella outbreak that has left 12 people hospitalized, the CDC said Thursday.   Baltimore Ravens trade rookie CB Shaun Wade to New England Patriots The New England Patriots acquired rookie cornerback Shaun Wade in a trade with the Baltimore Ravens, the team announced.   South Dakota AG Jason Ravnsborg receives no jail time in plea deal South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg took a plea deal Thursday in which he pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges in exchange for no jail time associated with a fatal car crash last year.   Report: Climate change indicators saw record highs last year Even with a pandemic-induced global economic downturn, 2020 was among the warmest on record and saw record emissions of greenhouse gas emissions, a new report from a government science agency has found.   Florida Supreme Court upholds death sentence for Gary Hilton The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the death sentence for a man convicted of murdering a nurse whose body was found in Apalachicola National Forest in 2007.   S&P 500, Nasdaq fall from records amid Kabul explosion, mixed economic data The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite fell from records on Thursday amid reports of a deadly explosion in Afghanistan and mixed economic data.   North Dakota Air Force base to lead future intelligence, surveillance missions Grand Forks Air Force Base in North Dakota will lead future Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance missions, the U.S. Air Force said Thursday.   Study: Female hummingbirds avoid harassment with brighter colors like males Female white-necked jacobin hummingbirds are less likely to be harassed at feeding time if they have the brightly colored ornamentation of their male counterparts, a new study has found.   North Carolina couple win $997,400 with identical lottery tickets A North Carolina couple won $997,400 with two identical tickets in the Cash 5 game this week.   Navy conducts test of second stage rocket motor for hypersonic missiles The Navy has successfully tested a second stage hypersonic rocket motor, the branch said Thursday.   Air Force selects Ohio base for new Cyber Warfare Wing The Air Force has selected the 179th Airlift Wing base in Mansfield, Ohio, as the location for the Air National Guard's first Cyber Warfare Wing.   Risk for breast cancer greater in older women with high breast tissue density, study finds Older women with extremely dense breast tissue are up to 40% more likely to develop breast cancer than those "almost entirely fatty" breasts, an analysis published Thursday by JAMA Network Open found.   President Joe Biden postponed his first meeting with Israeli PM Naftali Bennett The White House canceled what was expected to be President Joe Biden and new Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's first face-to-face meeting Thursday and rescheduled it for Friday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Suicide Bombers in Kabul Kill Dozens, Including 13 U.S. TroopsBombers struck a huge crowd outside the airport, killing at least 60 Afghan civilians in the waning days of the U.S. evacuation from Afghanistan.   Transcript of Biden’s Speech After Kabul Airport AttackThe president mourned the U.S. service members and others killed and addressed those responsible: “We will hunt you down and make you pay.” After Decades of War in Afghanistan, ISIS and Al Qaeda Can Still Wreak HavocThe U.S. and its allies waged war for 20 years to try to defeat terrorists in Afghanistan. A double-suicide bombing demonstrated that they remain a threat. Kabul Airport a Scene of Chaos After BlastsIn one split instant, unspeakably bad somehow found a way to become even worse when terrorists targeted the crowds outside an Afghan airport. A Stranded Afghan Interpreter and the Soldiers Who Would Not Let GoMany Afghans who helped U.S. forces in Afghanistan are now in danger. One spoke to us about his battle to get his family out alive as he hid in Kabul. Keeping 1 Million N.Y.C. Students Safe Amid the Delta VariantMayor Bill de Blasio announced the school safety reopening plan on Thursday, raising questions about the city’s readiness to bring back all its students to schools next month. How Government Decisions Left Tennessee Exposed to Deadly FloodingChoices about building rules, insurance programs, flood maps and more put residents at higher risk, according to climate and disaster experts. How a Defunct Federal Provision Helped Pave the Way for New Voting RestrictionsCurbs on drop boxes, tougher ID requirements and purges of voter rolls would have been weakened, or never even passed, if a federal oversight system had been in place. Capitol Officer Defends Shooting Ashli Babbitt and Reveals His Identity“I know that day I saved countless lives,” Lt. Michael Byrd said in an interview with NBC. He said shooting Ashli Babbitt, who smashed through a door near lawmakers, was a “last resort.” Capitol Police Officers Sue Trump and Allies Over Election Lies and Jan. 6The suit, which took a broad view of the riot’s origins, was the latest effort to hold former President Donald J. Trump accountable for the Capitol attack. California Could Throw Away What It’s WonA crazy recall process could lead to repudiation of the state's policy successes. Is There a Nuclear Option for Stopping Climate Change?Once the bête noire of environmentalists, nuclear power is now being hailed by some as a solution to a warming world. Let’s Not Pretend That the Way We Withdrew From Afghanistan Was the ProblemOur ignominious exit reflects the failure of America’s foreign policy establishment at both prediction and policymaking. Scott Walker: Act 10's Weakening of Unions Worked in WisconsinAct 10’s reforms to weaken public-sector unions helped both schools and taxpayers. The Misery In Afghanistan Shouldn't Be PoliticizedLet’s keep our bearings and humanity when discussing the botched American withdrawal. Why a 19th-Century Plan to Replace Black Labor with Chinese Labor FailedThe Mississippi Chinese and how race works in America. Why Vaccine Mandates for Teachers Have Been a Harder Sell Than Mask Mandates for KidsThe most powerful teachers’ union president in America discusses school reopening, mask mandates and vaccine-or-test requirements. Texas Has Cleared a Path to the End of Roe v. WadeJustices fearing a backlash might not be ready to overturn the ruling. But Texas offers a way to restrict abortion further. End the Imperial PresidencyCongress needs to stop abdicating its constitutional duty to determine whether, where and whom America should fight. When Environmental Racism Causes a Hygienic HellMount Vernon is one of scores of cities around the country with an outdated or overtaxed sewage system. Why Must Wall Street Return to the Office?Readers take issue with an Opinion guest essay about the ways of Wall Street. Also: Grandma's advice about the vaccine; universal health care; Andrew Cuomo's Emmy; the history of slavery. Engaging the Afghanistan We Leave BehindInstead of rooting for the Taliban’s government to fail, America should nudge them toward inclusivity and moderation. The Afghan Army Collapsed Against the Taliban. Here’s Why.It pains me to see President Biden and other Western officials blame the Afghan Army for collapsing but not mention why that happened. Kacey Musgraves’s Expanding UniverseAfter two wry country albums and a Grammy-sweeping breakthrough, pop stardom is calling for Kacey Musgraves. Will she answer? He Passed Out Three Times in 10 Days. What Was Wrong?Could all this really be a result of a urinary-tract infection? Afghanistan, Tennessee, U.S. Open: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Biden’s Border DilemmaIncreased crossings from Central America are forcing the administration to choose between two major goals — stopping migrants or stopping the root causes. Kids and Covid: What to Know, a Times Virtual EventAs children head back for an uncertain school year, Dr. Anthony Fauci joins Times journalists on Sept. 9 for a vital Q&A for parents, educators and students everywhere. 追飞机的阿富汗人也可能是你我对我们中的很多人而言，战争似乎是一件遥远的事情。但目睹阿富汗民众不顾一切逃亡的心碎画面，人们不该忘记，历史总是在不经意间押住同样的韵脚。在充满不确定性的年代，你我也有可能遭遇未知的苦难和离别。 California Advances Zoning Measure to Allow DuplexesTo ease an affordability crisis, the Legislature voted to open suburbs to development, allowing two-units on lots long reserved for single-family homes. Apple Settlement Gives App Developers a Way to Avoid Its CommissionIt also will create a $100 million fund to pay them. A judge’s decision in a higher-profile fight with Epic Games, a leading video game maker, is still pending. Time’s Up C.E.O. Resigns Amid Crisis Over Cuomo TiesThe departure is the latest fallout from revelations that group leaders advised the former New York governor on handling harassment allegations. Spike Lee Removes Conspiracists From HBO 9/11 Series After CriticismThe filmmaker edited his documentary after critics said it provided a platform for discredited theories purporting that the towers had been secretly blown up. Justice Dept. to Close N.Y.C. Jail Where Jeffrey Epstein DiedThe 233 people being held at the Metropolitan Correctional Center will be moved, at least temporarily, while officials address conditions there. Large Wildfire in Minnesota Imperils Homes, Fouls Air in RegionThe Greenwood fire in the Superior National Forest has burned about 25,000 acres near the Canadian border since Aug. 15. ‘This Is Broadway’ Campaign Aims to Attract Wary TheatergoersThe trade association representing theater owners and producers gets an assist from Oprah Winfrey as it seeks to drive ticket sales beyond the buzzy September reopenings. Tropical Storm Ida Forms in the CaribbeanThe latest storm in a busy season could strengthen into a major hurricane and is expected to reach Louisiana this weekend. After a shift to video, Vice Media lays off writers.The company cut nearly 20 staff members at Vice and Refinery29. R. Kelly Said He Liked ‘Young Girls,’ His Third Accuser TestifiesThe third accuser to testify at the singer’s trial said Mr. Kelly described himself as a “genius” who should be allowed to do what he wanted. I’m in the Wedding Party. Can I Mask Up for the Ceremony?A reader is worried about fulfilling her maid of honor duties, and even more worried about getting sick. Nick Mohammed Has Been Faking It on ‘Ted Lasso’The British actor and soccer non-fan scored his first Emmy nomination playing a sharp soccer coach in the hit Apple TV+ comedy. 'Everything Will Be Fine,' Diego Luna's Directorial Debut, Tackles Goodbyes“Everything Will Be Fine,” on Netflix, follows the dissolution — and the new beginnings — of a modern family. For Luna, it was about “making sure we are in charge of deciding what family should be for us.” More Recent Articles
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