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U.S. Open tennis: Novak Djokovic, Ash Barty cruise into 3rd round No. 1 seed Novak Djokovic breezed past Tallon Griekspoor and into the third round of the U.S. Open tennis tournament with a straight-sets win Thursday in Flushing, N.Y.      IS 'Beatle' pleads guilty to torture, hostage-taking A British-born militant fighter for the Islamic State pleaded guilty Thursday to charges stemming from his participation in the torture, hostage-taking and deaths of American and European nationals in Syria, prosecutors   Golf: Patrick Cantlay leads Jon Rahm by two shots at Tour Championship Patrick Cantlay started with a two-shot lead over Tony Finau and maintained that distance after the first round of the season-ending Tour Championship on Thursday at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta.   Remnants of Hurricane Ida soak NYC; at least 43 dead as flooding swamps region Severe flooding in New York City after heavy rains led to the deaths of more than two dozen people, authorities said Thursday as floodwaters deluged the city and leaders urged residents to stay inside.   Brooklyn Nets to sign four-time All-Star forward Paul Millsap The Brooklyn Nets are signing four-time All-Star forward Paul Millsap to a short-term contract.   Hurricane Ida: 4 Louisiana nursing home residents dead, 746K without power Four nursing home residents died and hundreds have been rescued after they were evacuated to a warehouse during Hurricane Ida.   In Photos: Tiffany Haddish, Oscar Isaac attend the Venice Film Festival Actors, directors and celebrities attended the the 78th Venice International Film Festival in Venice, Italy, from September 1-11, 2021. Here's a look at moments from the red carpet.   Former Titans, Broncos DL Jurrell Casey retires from NFL after 10 seasons Five-time Pro Bowl defensive lineman Jurrell Casey announced his retirement from the NFL on Thursday after 10 seasons with the Tennessee Titans and Denver Broncos.   'QAnon shaman' expected to plead guilty to Capitol riot charges Jacob Chansley, an accused Capitol rioter known as the "QAnon shaman," is expected to plead guilty to charges related to his participation in the Jan. 6 insurrection.   Ex-district attorney in Ahmaud Arbery case indicted A Georgia grand jury has indicted the former district attorney who oversaw the investigation of the death of Ahmaud Arbery, saying she improperly prevented the arrests of two men who chased the jogger and shot him.   Ex-NFL linebacker Keith McCants, 53, found dead in Florida home Former NFL linebacker Keith McCants was found dead Thursday morning at his Florida home, investigators said. He was 53.   U.S. traffic deaths up 10.5% in first quarter amid concerns of reckless driving The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration cited reckless driving amid the COVID-19 pandemic in a report stating U.S. traffic deaths have risen 10.5% in the first quarter of 2021.   Hurricane Larry forms in Atlantic Hurricane Larry formed Thursday in the eastern Atlantic and is expected to strengthen into a major storm as it moves westward, forecasters said.   Taking a colleague to lunch earns man a $1 million lottery jackpot A North Carolina man said the desire to buy a cheeseburger for a coworker led to his winning a $1 million lottery jackpot.   FAA grounds Virgin Galactic amid spaceflight 'mishap' probe The Federal Aviation Administration on Thursday said it grounded Virgin Galactic amid an investigation of its July launch into space, which went off trajectory.   Look: Veterinarians correct puppy's upside-down paws Veterinary surgeons at Oklahoma State University announced they successfully performed a corrective procedure on a puppy born with her paws upside-down.   Study links polar vortex disruption with extreme winter weather According to a new study, rising temperatures in the Arctic and subsequent disruptions to the polar vortex have increased the risk of extreme winter weather in North America.   S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite hit records as unemployment hits new pandemic low The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite hit new records Thursday as the Labor Department reported U.S. jobless claims hit their lowest levels since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.   Fitness app, metal detector help reunite man with lost wedding ring A man who lost his wedding ring during a trip to a British beach was reunited with the band, thanks to his fitness app and a stranger with a metal detector.   Watch: Mystery odor in Ohio communities blamed on Lake Erie Firefighters and utility officials in Ohio said a mysterious, natural gas-like odor reported in several communities Thursday was the result of an inversion from Lake Erie's waters.   When land rises, bird and mammal evolution speeds up Over the last 3 million years, bird and mammal species have evolved more rapidly in places where land has risen more dramatically -- according to a new research.   ABBA to drop first studio album in 40 years, 'Voyage' Swedish pop group ABBA will drop its first studio album in 40 years, "Voyage," in a couple months.   Michael Jordan's used underwear up for auction A sports memorabilia website announced a pair of Michael Jordan's underwear bearing signs of "definite use" is being auctioned with a starting bid of $500.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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43 Die as Deadliest Storm Since Sandy Devastates the NortheastA huge volume of rain overwhelmed the region’s infrastructure, showing the lethal impact of climate change.   In Pictures: Remnants of Ida Tear Through New York CityThe remnants of Hurricane Ida tore through the New York City region, dumping record rain and flooding parts of New Jersey and the five boroughs. How Ida Turned Basement Apartments Into Death TrapsAt least 11 people were found dead in basements after torrential rains flooded New York City — nearly as many as those killed by Hurricane Ida in Louisiana, where the storm made landfall. Overlapping Disasters Expose Harsh Climate Reality: The U.S. Is Not ReadyThe deadly flooding in the Northeast, on the heels of destruction from Louisiana to California, shows the limits of adapting to climate change. Experts say it will only get worse. Trapped in Basements and Cars, They Lost Their Lives in Savage StormThe storm’s victims included at least 15 people in New York State and 23 in New Jersey. Some died as waters inundated their basement homes. New York’s Record Rain Carries Stark Warning About Climate ChangeBecause of global warming, the heaviest storms can now produce huge amounts of rainfall in a short time. Texas Abortion Case Highlights Concern Over Supreme Court’s ‘Shadow Docket’A process intended to help the court deal with emergency petitions and routine matters has grown into a backdoor way of making major policy decisions. Supreme Court Refuses to Block Texas Abortion LawNo lawsuits appeared to have been filed, but call centers for abortion services turned into help lines crowded with crying women. Some began seeking services by crossing state lines. Abortion Arrives at the Center of the American Political MaelstromThe Supreme Court’s decision not to block a Texas law banning most abortions left Republicans eager to replicate it. Democrats reeled, but sensed a winning issue in coming elections. Texas Abortion Case Reflects Success of Conservative Strategy to Remake CourtForces on the right have spent decades maneuvering to install a reliable anti-abortion majority. Now they have one, and it is paying off for them. Restoration of Kabul’s Closed Airport Begins as Some Afghan Aid ResumesDespite the Taliban’s effort to project themselves as responsible stewards after seizing power, there was still no word on when a new government would be announced. How Will the Taliban Govern? A History of Rebel Rule Offers Clues.Insurgents who seize power tend to be authoritarian but pragmatic, desperate for legitimacy and ruthless toward classes they see as hostile. Afghans Who Worked for The New York Times Arrive in HoustonThe group, 124 people including families, flew to Houston from Mexico City after their escape from Kabul. One Afghan journalist in the group has not been cleared by U.S. border officials. More Than 80 Percent of Seniors Are Vaccinated. That’s ‘Not Safe Enough.’The older cohort had a head start on getting immunized against Covid-19, but too many remain unprotected, experts say. We Work at the A.C.L.U. Here’s What We Think About Vaccine Mandates.They protect the most vulnerable among us. Corporate America Is Lobbying for Climate DisasterIt wants to prioritize low taxes over the fate of civilization. The Covid Guidelines That Don't Really Guide UsAll the rules are fluid, and all the answers have asterisks. The California Recall Isn't Just Gavin Newsom Vs. Larry ElderThe torrent of policy the governor and the legislature are passing amounts to nothing less than a Green New Deal for the Golden State. Has Texas Spelled the End of Abortion Rights in America?The answer depends on what Democrats do next. How the Brain Shapes Reality and ImaginationThe categories we use to describe our thinking are messed up. Why Shang-Chi, Our First Asian American Superhero, MattersThe release of “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” is a meaningful moment for Asian American representation. The ‘Horrendous’ Texas Law on AbortionReaders express dismay that the Supreme Court didn't block the law and urge Congress to take action. Also: The danger to democracy; food for Haiti's children. America Desperately Needs a Much Better F.D.A.The agency that regulates drug safety has become too cozy with the industry it's supposed to oversee. Apple Has New Tools to Protect Children. But At What Cost?Ashton Kutcher and Julie Cordua discuss Apple’s new tools to fight the sexual exploitation of young people online and what the trade-off might be for privacy. Want to Solve the Housing Crisis? Build More, and Build Higher.Down with historic preservation! Climate Change Is Winning the Battle Over Our CoastlinesAs the climate changes, rising and warming seas will bring more supercharged storms. Maggie Nelson Wants to Redefine ‘Freedom’In her new essay collection, the writer wants to enunciate all the meanings and manifestations of the word that our current conversation obscures. The Beach Boys ‘Feel Flows’ Boxed Set Explores the Band’s Reinvention“Feel Flows: The Sunflower and Surf’s Up Sessions, 1969-1971” explores a time of experimentation and reinvention for the band. Adult Swim: How an Animation Experiment Conquered Late-Night TVCartoon Network’s nighttime adult programming block, which turns 20 this week, was built on lo-fi animation techniques that were as much a no-budget necessity as an aesthetic choice. Texas, Hurricane Ida, Surfing: Your Thursday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. New Orleans in the Aftermath of Hurricane IdaSixteen years after Katrina, the latest hurricane was a test of how prepared cities like New Orleans are for extreme weather. 一个病毒、两种体制，我们真的无法“同呼吸”吗？如果我们能心平气和地从别国的模式中学习一些可以移植到本国的经验，今后的抗疫之路会不会顺畅些？如果新冠疫情只是一次压力测试，全球未来将面临更多危机与挑战，各国有必要总结教训，共同编织一张更加民主、透明和平等的合作网络。 N.Y. Prosecutors Weigh Charges Against Another Trump ExecutiveMatthew Calamari, the chief operating officer at the Trump Organization, is under scrutiny. His son testified before a grand jury Thursday. Former Prosecutor in Ahmaud Arbery’s Death Faces Criminal ChargesJackie Johnson was indicted by a grand jury in Glynn County, Ga., on charges of “violation of oath of public officer” and “obstruction and hindering a law enforcement officer.” Member of ISIS ‘Beatles’ Cell Pleads Guilty in Hostage CasesAlexanda Kotey admitted that he played a key part in American prisoners’ kidnapping, detention and hostage negotiations. Some of the hostages were beheaded. Liz Cheney Promoted to No. 2 Post on Jan. 6 CommitteeRepresentative Kevin McCarthy, the top House Republican, has threatened to punish any company that agrees to preserve records for the congressional committee investigating the attack. NASA Mars Perseverance Rover Drills Rock Sample, but Needs Another LookAfter an earlier drilling attempt failed to collect anything, the rover appeared to gather its first sample. But mission managers need to take another look before sealing the tube. Man Who Confronted NBC Reporter on Live TV Is ArrestedBenjamin Eugene Dagley interrupted an NBC reporter covering Hurricane Ida in Mississippi, the police said. Three days later, U.S. marshals arrested him in Ohio. Hedge Fund’s Insiders Agree to Pay as Much as $7 Billion to I.R.S.The agreement ends a longstanding tax dispute involving a decade’s worth of transactions at Renaissance Technologies, one of the world’s biggest and best-connected hedge funds. Kashmir Separatist Leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani is DeadMr. Geelani was an uncompromising opponent of the Indian government’s control of the Kashmir valley and favored Pakistani sovereignty over the mostly Muslim region. Marvel’s ‘Shang-Chi’: How 88rising Crafted an Evocative SoundtrackThe Asian arts collective worked closely with the director Destin Daniel Cretton to put its imprint on the anticipated movie. 12 Shows and Movies to Watch on Netflix Before They Expire in SeptemberThis month’s losses are heavy, including films from Noah Baumbach and Wong Kar-wai, along with one of history’s most beloved TV shows. My Ex Risked Our Daughter’s Health for … a Photo Op?A reader asks for permission to scold her former husband (and his current wife). More Recent Articles
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