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U.S. Open tennis: Osaka bests Bouzkova, Tsitsipas tops Murray in 1st round Defending champion and No. 3 seed Naomi Osaka made a triumphant Grand Slam return Monday at the 2021 U.S. Open tennis tournament, pulling away for a straight-sets win over Marie Bouzkova.      Pentagon: Afghanistan evacuation completed, officially ending 20-year war The United States on Monday completed its evacuation mission at the international airport in Afghanistan, the Pentagon announced, officially bringing an end to the longest war in American history.   Hurricane Ida: New Orleans, La. officials urge evacuated residents to stay away, President Joe Biden offers vast support New Orleans officials urged residents who fled ahead of Hurricane Ida to stay away Monday as emergency crews scrambled to restore power to thousands of homes and businesses.   49ers linebackers coach Johnny Holland to step away from team amid cancer battle San Francisco 49ers linebackers coach Johnny Holland is stepping away from the team as he battles cancer for the second time in the last three seasons.   Woman seen holding 'members only' sign during Capitol riots pleads guilty Gracyn Courtright, 23, pleaded guilty Monday to unlawfully entering the U.S. Capitol during the Jan. 6 insurrection where she was seen carrying a "members only" sign.   Indianapolis Colts put QB Carson Wentz, two others on COVID-19 list The Indianapolis Colts placed starting quarterback Carson Wentz, Pro Bowl offensive lineman Ryan Kelly and wide receiver Zach Pascal on the reserve/COVID-19 list, the team announced.   Abortion providers ask U.S. Supreme Court to block Texas 'Heartbeat Act' Texas abortion providers made a last-minute plea to the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to overturn the state's new abortion restrictions law, which would ban the procedure as early as six weeks of pregnancy.   FBI: U.S. hate crimes rose to 12-year high in 2020 Hate crimes in the United States rose to a 12-year high in 2020 with nearly 7,800 reported incidents, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said Monday.   Indians catcher Wilson Ramos out for season due to major knee injury Cleveland Indians catcher Wilson Ramos will be out for the remainder of the 2021 MLB season because of a significant left knee injury.   Evacuations ordered in South Lake Tahoe as Caldor Fire rapidly spreads The Caldor Fire continued to spread rapidly throughout parts of Northern California prompting new evacuations near Lake Tahoe on Monday.   Veteran PG Rajon Rondo to rejoin Los Angeles Lakers on 1-year deal Veteran point guard Rajon Rondo intends to sign a short-term contract with the Los Angeles Lakers after clearing waivers Monday.   Key CDC panel recommends Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for those 16 and over A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advisory panel on Monday voted to recommend the use of the Pfizer and BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for all Americans ages 16 and older.   Education Department investigating mask mandate bans in five states The Education Department on Monday announced it has launched investigations into policies banning mask mandates in schools in Iowa, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennesse and Utah.   New maps reveal major threats to terrestrial biodiversity Newly published maps have detailed the six major threats to terrestrial amphibians, birds and mammals, including agriculture, hunting and trapping, logging, pollution, invasive species and climate change.   Marines 3D-print headcap for mine clearing line charge Marines 3D-printed a headcap used to detonate a mine clearing line charge earlier this year, the Marine Corps Systems Command announced Monday.   Ida weakens to tropical depression over Mississippi Ida weakened to a tropical depression over Mississippi Monday after battering southern Louisiana a day earlier on the 16th anniversary of the arrival of Hurricane Katrina, forecasters said.   S&P 500, Nasdaq hit record highs, Dow Jones lags behind The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite reached record highs on Monday while the Dow Jones Industrial Average lagged behind as August draws to a close.   Biden meets with La., Miss., governors, launches coordinated Ida response The federal government will do everything in its power to help areas impacted by Hurricane Ida to recover quickly, President Joe Biden told state and local officials Monday   Facebook post tips woman off to $3.5 million lottery win An Australian woman who won a $3.5 million lottery jackpot said she only checked her ticket after seeing a Facebook post about the unclaimed prize.   Watch: Cows air-lifted from Swiss Alps via helicopter Cows with injuries or pregnancies preventing them from making their annual trip through the Swiss Alps received some help in the form of helicopter rides.   Swiss canton awards 100 bottles of wine to residents who turn 100 A Swiss canton is rewarding its long-lived residents by offering 100 bottles of wine to those who reach age 100.   Navy sends third, final Zumwalt-class destroyer to sea trials The U.S. Navy has sent its third and final ship Zumwalt-class destroyer off to sea trials.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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In Afghanistan, an Unceremonious End, and a Shrouded BeginningThe last American flight from Afghanistan left behind a host of unfulfilled promises and anxious questions about the country’s fate.   Scenes from Afghanistan: Videos captured celebratory whistling and honking in Kabul.U.S. War in Afghanistan Ends as Final Evacuation Flights DepartThe last U.S. military plane left Kabul Monday night, ending a presence that spanned two decades but failed to defeat the Taliban and left behind tens of thousands of Afghans. Afghan Family Says U.S. Missile Killed 10, Including 7 ChildrenRelatives, friends and colleagues of Zemari Ahmadi angrily dismissed any suggestion he had ties to ISIS-K. The U.S. military is investigating. What Voters in a California Swing District Say About AfghanistanIn a battleground district, even some Trump voters said they were hesitant to hold President Biden accountable for the casualties and chaos in the U.S. pullout from Afghanistan. ‘We Have to Try’: Lawmakers Rush to Assist in Afghanistan Evacuations.Frustrated with the Biden administration’s plans and inundated with requests for help, members of Congress in both parties have thrown themselves into extraction efforts. Blinken's Speech on Afghanistan: Full TranscriptShortly after the last U.S. troops left Afghanistan, the secretary of state outlined a plan to use diplomacy to try to extract remaining Americans and Afghan allies. Rescue Works Search for Those Stranded by Hurricane IdaMore than a million people, including most in New Orleans, were without electricity, but the city’s levees held. Scenes From Louisiana in Ida’s WakeA day after the Category 4 storm struck the state, rescue operations were underway amid widespread power outages, flooding and wind damage. Hurricane Veterans Were Stunned by Ida: ‘It’s Never Been as Bad’Some small towns outside New Orleans were inundated. Trapped residents waited for daylight, when rescue boats could make their way through the floodwaters. Hurricane Ida Exposes Grid Weaknesses as New Orleans Goes DarkA new natural gas power plant, meant to power the city in an emergency, did not come to the rescue when the storm disabled eight transmission lines. Supply Chain Shortages Continue Around the World. Get Used to It.Pandemic-related product shortages — from computer chips to construction materials — were supposed to be resolved by now. Instead, the world has gained a lesson in the ripple effects of disruption. E.U. Travel Restrictions: What U.S. Travelers Should KnowThe bloc dropped the United States from the list of countries considered safe and recommended restricting travel for unvaccinated American travelers. But changes, if any, won’t be immediate. Here’s what you need to know. The Intolerable Wait for a Kids’ VaccineAs children's hospital beds fill up, the F.D.A. shouldn't delay. The Snake Oil Theory of the Modern RightHow the nutritional supplement business has helped foster extremism. The Hard Covid-19 Questions We’re Not AskingIt’s time for the U.S. to define what the goals are for Covid-19. History Is Clear. America’s Military Is Way Too Big.Global military dominance has not lived up to its hype for American interests. How Does Biden Recover From His Week From Hell?It won’t be easy, but it won’t be impossible, either. The Point Is That People in the South Are SufferingWe need to learn to talk about climate change in a way that isn’t so politically charged. When the ‘Silent Majority’ Isn’t WhiteThe new media obsession with moderate minorities. What’s Better, a Prize or a Patent?Elon Musk has put up $100 million in prize money for a way to extract carbon from the atmosphere. Mattel’s C.E.O. Wants Old Toys to Make New MoneyThe toy giant is doubling down on its film and TV ambitions. Zelensky Must Tell Biden to Stop Nord Stream 2Nord Stream 2 would be catastrophic for all of Europe. Stop the Doomsaying. U.S. Credibility Will Weather Afghanistan.To understand the implications of America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, look to history. Wide Awake at 3 A.M.? Readers Offer Advice on InsomniaWell readers share a range of strategies they use to get back to sleep in the middle of the night. The Tale of California’s Recall ElectionGov. Gavin Newsom could face removal from office in the coming days. How did the popular Democrat get to this point? Lorde Steals Her Sunshine BackHow successful is a sunny new phase of her career, and what does it mean to choose to move away from the expectations of superstardom? China Tightens Limits for Young Gamers and Bans School Night PlayThe restrictions reflect the government’s intensifying push for companies to jettison what it says are unhealthy cultural influences. Federal Judge Strikes Down Trump Rule Governing Water PollutionThe rule allowed fertilizers, pesticides and industrial chemicals to flow into small streams, marshes and wetlands. The judge warned of environmental harm. On Death Row in Texas, a Last Request: A Prayer and ‘Human Contact’Scheduled for execution on Sept. 8, John Henry Ramirez is suing to have his Baptist pastor lay hands on him as he dies. Lights Flickered in New York City. Why Did the Subways Grind to a Halt?Elected officials wanted to know why a brief power disruption was followed by widespread problems in the subway system. Iowa Farmworker Gets Life in Prison for the Murder of Mollie TibbettsCristhian Bahena Rivera was convicted in May in the 2018 fatal stabbing of Ms. Tibbetts, which Donald J. Trump used to stoke opposition to illegal immigration. How Alcohol Can Cause A-Fib and Other Heart IssuesA new study has found that even moderate drinking can increase the risk of A-fib, a heart rhythm abnormality that afflicts some 3 million Americans. Supreme Court Asked to Block Texas Abortion LawThe law, set to go into effect on Wednesday, bans abortions after about six weeks and deputizes citizens to file suits to enforce it. Virginia School Board to Pay $1.3 Million in Transgender Student’s SuitGavin Grimm sued the Gloucester County, Va., school board after he was barred from using the boys’ bathroom. The dispute put him at the center of a debate over transgender rights. First Male Accuser Testifies in R. Kelly TrialOn the eighth day of Mr. Kelly’s trial, a man and woman both testified that they were underage when they met the singer; the woman, now 44, described being raped. Charges in Bali Bombing Case Are Delayed at GuantánamoThe three prisoners were to be charged for the first time, 18 years after their capture. Translation problems mean they wait one more day. The Tetons' Ever-Changing Beauty: A 45 Mile Hike Through the Wyoming RangeA three-day hike through the Teton Range in northwest Wyoming offers consistently stunning — and constantly unfolding — scenery. A Quarter-Century Ago, She Landed a Brooklyn UnicornHer comfortable apartment on a tree-lined street was a special find, but the real gem turned out to be her community-focused landlord. Leslie Winer’s Music Was a Mystery in 1990. She Still Likes It That Way.Fans of her early trip-hop-like songs included John Peel and Boy George. A new compilation puts her innovations in a fresh context. Human Most of All: In Moscow, a Theater Stages ‘Gorbachev’The Latvian director Alvis Hermanis’s bioplay is an ode to the love story of Mikhail and Raisa Gorbachev, and portrays the former leader in all his humanity. Review: ‘Laetitia,’ a French True-Crime Gem, Comes to HBOThe Oscar-winning documentarian Jean-Xavier De Lestrade turns to fiction to tell a story of grisly murder in western France. More Recent Articles
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