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U.S. report: North Korea tortures, executes religious believers North Korea enforces "the absolute denial of religious belief" through methods including torture and execution, a new report from the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom said.      Florida's largest school district approves mask mandate for students Florida's largest school district, Miami-Dade County, voted 7-1 to approve a mandate requiring students to wear masks indoors at schools unless they receive a medical exemption.   EPA bans most uses of pesticide linked to health issues in children The Biden administration announced Wednesday that it is banning most uses of chlorpyrifos, a pesticide that has been commonly used for decades on food that is linked to health issues, especially among infants.   Tropical Storm Henri forecast to become hurricane, but poses no threat yet Tropical Storm Henri, which is forecast to become a hurricane later this week, slowed as it moved west over the Atlantic Ocean early Wednesday, forecasters said.   Grace becomes Category 1 hurricane in Gulf of Mexico Tropical Storm Grace gained hurricane strength on Wednesday after it battered the Cayman Islands with heavy rainfall and gusty winds, forecasters said.   Watch: Braves' Freddie Freeman hits for second career cycle in win over Marlins Atlanta Braves star first baseman Freddie Freeman hit for the cycle for the second time in his MLB career during Wednesday night's game against the Miami Marlins.   Kevin Durant, Draymond Green blame Steve Kerr, Bob Myers for Warriors' breakup Kevin Durant and Draymond Green both faulted Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr and team president/general manager Bob Myers for mishandling the aftermath from the players' argument.   Scarlett Johansson, Colin Jost announce first child together Scarlett Johansson and her husband, Colin Jost, on Wednesday welcomed a baby boy named Cosmo, their first child together.   Bally Sports Detroit analyst Jack Morris suspended for Shohei Ohtani remarks Detroit Tigers television analyst Jack Morris was suspended indefinitely by Bally Sports Detroit after using an "insensitive" accent when Los Angeles Angels star Shohei Ohtani came to the plate in Tuesday's game.   Two women shot in Indiana factory parking lot; male suspect in custody Two people were killed and a suspect is in police custody after a shooting at a parking lot outside a factory in Indiana on Wednesday.   NCAA investigating Nebraska, football coach Scott Frost for possible violations The Nebraska football program and head coach Scott Frost are under NCAA investigation after a report said Cornhuskers staff members improperly used analysts and consultants during practices and games.   Garth Brooks cancels five shows citing 'new wave' of COVID-19 Garth Brooks canceled five upcoming concerts on his live stadium tour citing a "new wave" of COVID-19 cases throughout the country.   Judge delays sentencing of Capitol rioter after new video unearthed A judge agreed to reschedule the sentencing for a Maryland man who pleaded guilty to his involvement in the Jan. 6 Capitol riots after prosecutors presented new evidence allegedly showing him fighting with an officer.   President Joe Biden cracks down on mask bans, mandates vaccines for nursing home staff In efforts to combat the spread of COVID-19, President Joe Biden on Wednesday ordered the Education Department to take action against governors banning masks in schools and mandated nursing home workers get vaccinated.   Oakland A's ace Chris Bassitt suffered cheek fracture from line drive to face Oakland Athletics star pitcher Chris Bassitt sustained a right cheek fracture that will require surgery after he was struck in the face by a line drive during Tuesday night's game against the Chicago White Sox.   Biden administration proposes streamlining asylum cases The Biden administration on Wednesday proposed a new rule for processing asylum cases in an effort to speed up the system and ease a backlog at the southern border.   Number switch earns Maryland man his second major lottery prize A Maryland man said changing his numbers at the last minute led to winning his second major lottery prize.   Watch: Escaped caiman recaptured after hiding in Taiwan sewer Authorities in Taiwan said a caiman that escaped from its owner's home was safely recaptured after being found hiding in a sewer.   Long-lost Canaletto painting found hanging in English home A Canaletto painting thought lost by experts is going up for auction after appraisers found it hanging in the English home of a recently deceased woman.   Dow falls 382 points as Fed minutes show plans to ramp down bond purchases The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 382 points on Wednesday after Federal Reserve minutes revealed the central bank could ramp down bond purchases this year.   Walrus on Irish coast to get a 'floating couch' after sinking boats Animal rescuers in Ireland said a walrus that has spent the last few weeks cruising along the country's coast will soon have a "floating couch" to stop him from sinking boats.   Former UPI war correspondent, author Joe Galloway dies at 79 Joseph Galloway, a former United Press International war correspondent whose book about the Battle of Ia Drang in Vietnam was made into a Hollywood movie, died Wednesday in a North Carolina hospital. He was 79.   COVID-19 vaccination efforts saved 140,000 lives in U.S., study finds Early efforts to vaccinate older adults and other at-risk groups against COVID-19 saved lives and prevented more than 3 million infections through mid-May, an analysis released Wednesday found.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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First Resistance to Taliban Rule Tests Afghanistan’s Uncertain FutureWhile the militants appear firmly in control, some prominent figures vowed to continue resistance as protests erupted in two cities and millions of Afghans parsed clues about the Taliban’s intentions.   How the Taliban Conquered AfghanistanStarting in the spring, the Taliban negotiated wholesale surrenders and seized roadways and weapons, handing them vital propaganda victories and freedom to move quickly to the next opportunity. Intelligence Agencies Did Not Predict Imminence of Afghan Collapse, Officials SayThe acknowledgment came as the Biden administration faces heavy criticism over its handling of the withdrawal of American-led forces from Afghanistan. U.S. and I.M.F. Apply a Financial Squeeze on the TalibanMost of the Afghan central bank’s reserves are frozen at the Federal Reserve. And the International Monetary Fund will block more than $400 million in aid. Women in Afghanistan Wait for US Protection, as PromisedAfghan women who worked with the U.S. or international groups are frantically erasing any trace of those links for fear that they will be targeted by the Taliban. Biden Ramps Up Virus Strategy for Nursing Homes, SchoolsThe new strategies — including encouraging booster shots for most vaccinated Americans — reflect concerns that the Delta variant is erasing progress against the pandemic. Israel, Once the Model for Beating Covid, Faces New Surge of InfectionsOne of the most vaccinated societies, Israel now has one of the highest infection rates in the world, raising questions about the vaccine’s efficacy. Crowded Events. No Masks. Then a Coronavirus Diagnosis for Gov. Abbott of Texas.The announcement that Gov. Greg Abbott had tested positive for the coronavirus came amid a pitched battle over public health measures in schools and a new surge in hospitalizations. Chlorpyrifos Will No Longer Be Allowed on Food CropsThe agency will reverse a Trump-era decision to keep chlorpyrifos, one of the most common pesticides, in use. Court Blocks a Vast Alaskan Drilling Project, Citing Climate DangersThe multibillion-dollar ConocoPhillips plan, known as Willow, was approved under the Trump administration and then legally supported by the Biden administration. Many Survivors of Haiti Earthquake Expect No Help From Officials“No one trusts this government here,” said a farmer in one village where at least 20 residents were killed by the quake as they attended a funeral at a church that collapsed. A Champion Swimmer Found a New Life On the RocksFor a summer project, we gave sportswriters 900 words and a theme: freedom. First up, Vinny Marciano was a champion swimmer. Then he disappeared. Curt Flood Made Free Agency Possible for Other Pro AthletesCurt Flood took a stand against baseball’s entrenched powers. His defiance cost him everything — and changed everything. In Freedom, Wyoming, Freedom Is a Day in the CreekIn a town called Freedom, it only feels like summer will last forever. A Soccer Game, A Grave Insult, and a Desperate EscapeWhen one of Coach C’s players went way too far, there was only one thing left to do. The Taliban Control Afghanistan's Economy. What Can the West Do?And there’s very little the West can do about it. How Our Classrooms Became BattlegroundsOur schools have long been spaces for right-wing extremist panic to disguise itself as a defense of children. Who Has the Cure for America’s Declining Population? Canada.Let states bring in workers from around the world, based on their labor needs. The Truth About Long Covid Is Complicated. Better Treatment Isn’t.Fears may be alleviated by understanding what the evidence shows about the relationship between this syndrome and the coronavirus. Actually, Wearing a Mask Can Help Your Child LearnIdeally, face coverings wouldn’t be necessary in school. But for now, they present an educational opportunity. Why the Recall in California May Replace Newsom with a RepublicanThe recall was created by California progressives to hold corrupt officials to account. One hundred years later, conservatives may use it to get rid of Gavin Newsom. Malala: The Taliban Have Taken Over. I Fear for Afghanistan’s Women.In the last two decades, millions of Afghan women and girls received an education. Now the future they were promised is in imminent danger. Governor Abbott’s Selfish Version of FreedomA reader faults the Texas governor for standing in the way of Covid mandates. Also: 9/11 and the exit from Afghanistan; California's weather. Let’s Talk About Critical Race Theory Bans in SchoolsAre students being taught that the United States is racist? Should they be? How Will the Taliban Rule Afghanistan?The Taliban have spent years preparing for this moment. What Cutting-Edge Science Can Tell Us About Extreme WeatherAdvances in attribution science have made clear how climate change is making floods, fires and heat waves worse. The Eternal Charm of Nathan’s Famous Hot-Dog StandFor over 150 years, Coney Island has been a beloved summer refuge for New Yorkers looking to escape the heat — and eat the season’s best snacks. Blindsided Abroad: Vaccinated but Testing Positive on a Trip to EuropeThe prevalence of the Delta variant means many travelers, including those who are vaccinated, are facing sickness, quarantines and delayed returns. What Can We Learn From a Cat Charging Into a Baseball Game?A demonstration of grace even in the most baffling of circumstances. Tech Companies’ Afghanistan Foreign PolicyAs we have seen with the fall of Kabul, a handful of unelected tech executives play a big role in high-stakes global affairs. How You Are TodayIt’s not always easy to say. Biden, Nixon and the Economic Burdens of a SuperpowerThere are revealing similarities between the America of 1971 and today. Kathy Hochul Visits New York City in Apparent Peace OfferingLt. Gov. Kathy Hochul seemed intent on mending the deeply fractured relationship that Andrew Cuomo, the outgoing governor, has had with city leaders. Richard Sackler Says Family and Purdue Bear No Responsibility for Opioid CrisisIn a rare courtroom appearance, the former Purdue Pharma president and board member was evasive and defiant. Hong Kong Police Arrest University Students for ‘Advocating Terrorism’The student union leaders, who were detained under the national security law, had expressed sympathy for a man who stabbed a police officer before killing himself. Tulsa Massacre Survivors Ask Justice Dept. to Intervene in Search for GravesSurvivors of the 1921 massacre and descendants of victims said they did not trust city officials to search for the graves of Black residents who were killed by a white mob. To Skip the Line at Disney, Get Ready to Pay a GenieFor the first time, line-skipping privileges at Walt Disney World in Florida will cost $15 per person, an added cost for what is already an expensive destination. Ken Kurson, Who Was Pardoned by Trump, Faces Charges in New YorkKen Kurson, the former editor of The New York Observer, was charged with two felonies in Manhattan. Prosecutors said he installed spyware on his former wife’s computer in order to surveil her. San Francisco Sues Three Online Retailers for Selling ‘Ghost Guns’The authorities say “ghost guns,” untraceable firearms that can be made from do-it-yourself kits, are increasingly being used in violent crimes like murders and assaults. British Court Denies Last-Ditch Effort to Save Geronimo, the Divisive AlpacaHelen Macdonald said she has until 4:30 p.m. Thursday to put him down herself or agricultural authorities, who fear bovine tuberculosis, can show up to kill him at any time. Man Charged in Hatchet Attack at a Manhattan BankA Yonkers man was charged with attempted murder after a seemingly random assault turned a mundane errand into a bloody struggle. What to Do When You Don’t Want to RunUnmotivated? Me too. Exoskeleton Suits: A New Device to Help You Walk and Run BetterScientists are developing devices and clothing that make running and walking easier and more enjoyable. What’s It Like to Play the Scariest Girls on TV?Sydney Sweeney and Brittany O’Grady reflect on “The White Lotus” in a joint interview. ‘There’s So Much More to Afghanistan’: Khaled Hosseini Reflects on His BirthplaceThe author of “The Kite Runner” and “A Thousand Splendid Suns” talks about the pain and frustration of watching the country from afar. Baking the World a Better PlaceTalking to children about various types of protest can empower them to make their voices heard. More Recent Articles
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