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Former 49ers, Saints linebacker Parys Haralson dies at 37 Former San Francisco 49ers and New Orleans Saints linebacker Parys Haralson died Monday. He was 37.     Denver Broncos WR Jerry Jeudy to miss 4-6 weeks due to high ankle sprain Denver Broncos wide receiver Jerry Jeudy is expected to miss multiple games because of a high ankle sprain, the team announced.   Biden expands program to reunite Central American minors with parents in U.S. The Biden administration announced Monday that starting Tuesday it will accept new applications to bring minors from Central American countries into the United States.   San Francisco 49ers RB Raheem Mostert headed to IR with knee injury San Francisco 49ers starting running back Raheem Mostert is heading to injured reserve after he suffered a knee injury during Sunday's game against the Detroit Lions.   In Photos: Moments from the 2021 Met Gala red carpet After almost a year and half delay from the coronavirus pandemic, the Met Gala has returned, celebrating the opening of "In America: A Lexicon of Fashion" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City on Monday. Here's a look at the fashion.   Washington Football Team puts QB Ryan Fitzpatrick on IR with hip injury The Washington Football Team placed starting quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick on injured reserve with a right hip subluxation, the team announced.   Look: Billie Eilish, Amanda Gorman, Naomi Osaka dazzle on Met Gala red carpet Billie Eilish, Timothée Chalamet, Amanda Gorman and Naomi Osaka were among the gorgeously dressed luminaries from the worlds of entertainment and sports to attend Monday's Met Gala in New York.   Heavy rain moves ashore in Texas as Tropical Storm Nicholas strengthens Heavy rain from the approaching Tropical Storm Nicholas moved ashore along the Texas coast on Monday as forecasters predicted rainfall rates reaching 2 to 3 inches per hour.   President Joe Biden: West Coast fires 'supercharged by climate change' President Joe Biden traveled out West on Monday for two purposes -- to survey wildfire damage in two states and campaign for California Gov. Gavin Newsom on the day before his critical recall election.   Militia leader sentenced to 53 years in Minn. mosque bombing The former leader of an Illinois right-wing militia group drew a 53-year prison sentence Monday in connection with the 2017 bombing of a Minnesota mosque.   USC Trojans fire head football coach Clay Helton University of Southern California head football coach Clay Helton was fired Monday, athletic director Mike Bohn announced.   DHS chief of staff Karen Olick announces resignation Department of Homeland Security Chief of Staff Karen Olick will resign at the end of the month to pursue an undisclosed opportunity, officials said Monday.   U.S. Capitol fencing to reappear ahead of planned 'J6' rally A security fence around the U.S. Capitol will be reinstalled ahead of a weekend rally to support people arrested in connection with the Jan. 6 insurrection, Capitol Police said Monday.   'Beetlejuice' heading back to Broadway in 2022 The stage musical adaptation of filmmaker Tim Burton's horror-comedy classic, "Beetlejuice," is set to reopen on Broadway next spring.   CDC designates 10 destinations as "very high" travel risks The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Monday designated 10 nations including Afghanistan, Israel, Belize and Grenada as "very high" travel risks.   FOX Nation revives reality show 'COPS' FOX Nation announced Monday it has ordered Season 33 of the docu-series, "COPS."   Anti-abortion group blocked from suing Planned Parenthood under Texas law A Texas anti-abortion group agreed in a court order issued Monday to hold off on suing Planned Parenthood under a new state law prohibiting abortions after six weeks.   USS Sioux City deploys to support counter-narcotics operations The littoral combat ship USS Sioux City has been deployed to support counter-narcotics operations in the U.S. Navy's Fourth Fleet area of operations.   Dow Jones gains 264 points, snaps five-day losing streak The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 264 points Monday, ending a streak of five consecutive losing sessions.   Reducing carbs, not eating less, boosts weight loss, researchers say Overeating has traditionally been linked to obesity, but researchers say the real culprit is a diet high in processed sugars and carbohydrates, according to a commentary published Monday.   Bluefin tuna serve as global barometer of mercury pollution Bluefin tuna, which migrate long distances and accumulate mercury as they age, can serve as global barometers of mercury pollution, according to a new study.   Watch: Researchers potty-train cows to reduce ammonia emissions Researchers are potty-training cows to go to the bathroom where their feces and urine can be collected and treated, reducing ammonia emissions.   Clerk's mistake leads Maryland man to $100,000 lottery jackpot A Maryland man said a store clerk's mistake in giving him two Powerball tickets led to his buying the scratch-off ticket that earned him $100,000.   Two African servals escape from pet store owner's barn in Alabama A pair of exotic African servals are on the loose after escaping from the barn where they were being kept in Alabama.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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House Democrats’ Plan to Tax the Rich Leaves Vast Fortunes UnscathedThe House Ways and Means Committee’s proposal to pay for trillions in social spending leaves wealth gains and inheritances largely alone. It focuses instead on a more traditional target: income.   How House Democrats Plan to Raise $2.9 Trillion for a Safety NetDetails of the legislation show higher taxes for companies and the wealthy, but key elements differ from the Senate and White House proposals. Under G.O.P. Pressure, Tech Giants Are Empowered by Election AgencyNew rulings by the Federal Election Commission protect the flexibility of major social media companies to control political content shared on their platforms. Higher Approval, a New Electorate and No Schwarzenegger. This Isn’t a 2003 California Recall.This California recall election is different in several key ways from the one that ousted a Democratic governor 18 years ago. Farmers May Be a Force in California Recall ElectionMany say they favor ousting Gov. Gavin Newsom because of high taxes and restrictions on water use in the current drought. N.Y.C. Schools Reopen With Joy and Anxiety on ‘Game Changer’ First Day“We’ve got to give this a chance,” said one parent as the nation’s largest school system reopened in full for the first time in 18 months. In Review, Top F.D.A. Scientists Question Imminent Need for Booster ShotsAn article, written with other vaccine experts, put the regulators at odds with key federal health officials, including Dr. Anthony S. Fauci. Students in Philippines Enter Second Year of Remote SchoolingThe closure is spawning a backlash in a country where many people do not have access to a computer or the internet at home. Most schools in the United States and Britain have resumed in-person instruction. The J.&J. ConundrumA guide to whether Johnson & Johnson vaccine recipients should get a booster shot — and how they might do so. Apple Security Update Closes Spyware Flaw in iPhones, Macs and iWatchesResearchers at Citizen Lab found that NSO Group, an Israeli spyware company, had infected Apple products without so much as a click. Curtains Up! How Broadway Is Coming Back From Its Longest Shutdown.Determined to reopen, crews are dusting off spotlights, dancers are relearning steps, and everyone is testing, testing, testing as theater seeks to rebound from the devastating pandemic. How Will Gavin Newsom Survive the California Recall?If he wins, it will most likely be less a vote of confidence than a resounding rejection of the right-wing Republican agenda. How George Washington Tried to Heal the Political DivideAs president, he went on the road to pull the new nation together. What Game Theory Says about China’s StrategyThe classic 'salami slicing' tactic is to move against a foe in small increments, staying below the threshold that will provoke a response. Texas’ Abortion Law Traps Desperate TeenagersThe six-week ban is tragic for adults. It's worse for minors. Why the SAT May be the Best OptionAs long as schools brag about their low admission rates, campus diversity initiatives will always be about tweaking around the edges. David Simon: The Selfless Art of Michael K. WilliamsAs Omar Little, the actor bent his beautiful mind to a task that even the best writers and showrunners often avoid. America Can Find a Smarter Way to Help Workers Who Have Lost Their JobsThe structure of unemployment insurance is broken and does little to help those who pay into it. Dave Eggers Created the Google-Amazon Mash-Up of Your NightmaresThe author dissects the anxieties and discontents of living in a world wrought by tech giants. Covid Isn’t Finished Messing With PoliticsOr with the presidency. How Afghanistan Changed China's Taiwan CalculusThere are many reasons to fear a Chinese invasion of Taiwan. But the American pullout isn’t one of them. The War on Terror Was Corrupt From the StartThere were lots of winners of the War in Afghanistan. Defense contractors, for one. What Should You Do With Your Covid Fatigue?The Bible shows us what it means to persevere. The Signs of a Changing Climate in my Own BackyardThe ecosystem in my own yard is showing signs of both trouble and hope. Why I WriteA paper’s columnists should be like an orchestra, each playing a different instrument. I decided that I was going to play the banjo. Richard Powers Speaks For the TreesHis Pulitzer-winning novel, “The Overstory,” left him so drained that he didn’t know whether he would write again. His new book, “Bewilderment,” came to him when he imagined a child talking to him in a forest. The Paintings Within Matisse's 'The Red Studio'In a coming exhibition, MoMA will feature the artworks within this famed painting. Two of them will be on public view for the first time in 50 years. When Matt and Ben Met Nicole: How They Came to Write ‘The Last Duel’For their first writing reunion since “Good Will Hunting,” Ben Affleck and Matt Damon collaborated with the writer-director Nicole Holofcener on a period drama. Schools, California, North Korea: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. Biden’s Bet on Vaccine MandatesA look at the administration’s decision to require shots for millions of Americans. A New Company With a Wild Mission: Bring Back the Woolly MammothWith $15 million in private funding, Colossal aims to bring thousands of woolly mammoths back to Siberia. Some scientists are deeply skeptical that will happen. Eric Adams Vows to ‘Welcome Business,’ Calling New York ‘Dysfunctional’Eric Adams, the Democratic mayoral nominee, said that New York will “no longer be anti-business,” drawing a contrast with the current mayor, Bill de Blasio. Iran Nears an Atomic MilestoneEdging close to a bomb’s worth of fuel is seen as a tactic to pressure the Biden administration into agreeing to a quick renewal of the 2015 nuclear deal. George Wein, Jazz Festival Trailblazer, Is Dead at 95He brought jazz (and later folk music) to Newport, R.I., and made festivals as important as nightclubs and concert halls on jazz musicians’ itineraries. A Million Afghan Children Could Die in ‘Most Perilous Hour,’ U.N. WarnsThe international community pledged more than $1 billion in emergency aid as millions of Afghans risk running out of food just as winter sets in. Norway’s ‘Climate Election’ Puts Center-Left in ChargeGlobal warming and the future of the country’s oil and gas industry dominated the election campaign, yet smaller parties with ambitious approaches on climate fared less well than expected. Prince Andrew Seeks to Block Epstein Accuser’s LawsuitIn the first hearing in the closely watched case, lawyers for the Duke of York argued that the lawsuit was baseless and legally dubious. R. Kelly Sexually Abused Aaliyah When She Was 13 or 14, Witness SaysThe witness, a former backup performer, said she walked in on the singers as they were engaged in a sex act around 1993, one year before they were illegally married. As College Admissions Trial Begins, Parents Claim They Were DupedThe first parents to face trial in the Operation Varsity Blues scandal are casting blame both on Rick Singer, the admissions consultant, and the overall process. Supreme Court Urged to Reject Mississippi’s Attack on Roe v. WadeIn a new brief in a major abortion case, a clinic and a doctor asked the court to strike down a state law largely banning the procedure after 15 weeks of pregnancy. How to Age GracefullyInspired by a new book, “Stupid Things I Won’t Do When I Get Old,” I’m taking stock of my life and deciding what I need to reconsider. Shooting ‘Scenes From a Marriage’: ‘I Cried Every Day’Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac struggled to divorce themselves from their characters in this HBO remake of the Ingmar Bergman series. More Recent Articles
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