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Tropical Storm Mindy forms off Florida Gulf Coast Tropical Storm Mindy formed Wednesday afternoon just off the U.S. Gulf Coast and was expected to cross over Florida and Georgia, forecasters said.     Hurricane Larry to skirt Bermuda, could hit Newfoundland Hurricane Larry was forecast to skirt east of Bermuda, but possibly make landfall in Newfoundland later this week, forecasters said Wednesday.   NHL's Florida Panthers offer NIL deals to all female student-athletes at FAU The Florida Panthers offered endorsement deals to every female student-athlete at nearby Florida Atlantic University, the NHL team announced.   Biden administration ousts Trump appointees from military academy advisory boards The Biden administration on Wednesday removed multiple appointees to military advisory boards by former President Donald Trump.   Houston Texans to trade veteran CB Bradley Roby to New Orleans Saints The Houston Texans are trading veteran cornerback Bradley Roby to the New Orleans Saints.   Supreme Court stays Texas execution of ex-Marine who's The Supreme Court on Wednesday stayed the execution of a Marine Corps veteran who was convicted of killing a convenience store worker in 2004 in Texas.   'Star Trek: Discovery' Season 4 premieres Nov. 18 Paramount+ announce the "Star Trek: Discovery" Season 4 premiere date at a Star Trek Day virtual panel, and shared the trailer for the animated "Star Trek: Prodigy" at another.   California passes bill targeting Amazon warehouse speed quotas The California Senate voted Wednesday to approve legislation preventing companies like Amazon from imposing production quotas that force employees to miss breaks or jeopardize their safety.   Minnesota Vikings sign RT Brian O'Neill to 5-year, $92.5M extension The Minnesota Vikings signed starting offensive lineman Brian O'Neill to a multiyear contract extension that will make him the league's second-highest-paid right tackle.   U.S. Open tennis: Alexander Zverev, Emma Raducanu advance to semifinals Olympic gold medalist Alexander Zverev beat unseeded Lloyd Harris in straight sets Wednesday at Arthur Ashe Stadium to reach the U.S. Open semifinals for the second straight year.   Police arrest pro-democracy activists under Hong Kong security law Police in Hong Kong arrested four members of a prominent pro-democracy group amid accusations it was acting as a "foreign agent" in violation of the government's national security law.   Dylann Roof asks full appeals court to review ruling on death sentence Dylann Roof on Wednesday asked a federal appeals court to review a smaller panel's ruling upholding his death sentence for the murder of nine people at a Charleston, S.C., church in 2015.   FBI shares new video of suspect who planted pipe bombs ahead of Capitol riots The FBI on Wednesday shared a virtual map and video detailing the movements of the suspect who placed pipe bombs near the RNC and DNC headquarters on the eve of the Jan. 6 Capitol riots.   Pittsburgh Penguins star Sidney Crosby to miss start of season after wrist surgery Pittsburgh Penguins star center Sidney Crosby is expected to be sidelined for at least six weeks after having surgery on his left wrist, the team announced.   Experts offer 'weak' support for marijuana to treat chronic pain Non-inhaled medical marijuana and its derivatives offer few benefits in treating chronic pain, leading a panel of experts to offer a "weak" recommendation for using it for that condition.   Derek Jeter, Larry Walker lead four into Baseball Hall of Fame Thirty-one Hall of Famers and thousands of fans welcomed Derek Jeter, Larry Walker, Ted Simmons and Marvin Miller into the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Wednesday in Cooperstown, N.Y.   Nancy Salzman sentenced to 42 months for role in NXIVM cult A federal judge on Wednesday sentenced Nancy Salzman, co-founder of NXIVM, was sentenced to 42 months in prison for her involvement in the cult-like self-help group's abuse of women.   Olympic Committee suspends North Korea from 2022 Beijing Games North Korea is suspended for two years and will be unable to participate in the 2022 Beijing Olympics due to its decision to skip the Tokyo Summer Games, the International Olympic Committee said Wednesday.   Navy picks new construction chief at Maine’s Portsmouth Naval Shipyard The U.S. Navy has commissioned a new officer in charge of construction at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard to oversee large contracts, improve drydock complexes and replace aging equipment.   Carbon emissions increase along the forest edge, modeling study reveals The surface area of forest edges are increasing as tropical forests become increasingly fragmented. According to a new study, published Wednesday in the journal Science Advances, forest edges accelerate carbon emissions.   Dow Jones drops 68 points in third straight losing day The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 68.93 points Wednesday as it fell for the third consecutive day.   Cancer patients less likely to face 'catastrophic' care costs under ACA, study finds Adults with cancer are less likely to experience catastrophic care expenses under the Affordable Care Act than they were before the law's implementation, a study published Wednesday by JAMA Network Open found.   Florida man opens new business, wins $1M lottery jackpot on same day A Florida man who opened his own auto shop received an unexpected cash injection on his first day of business when he won a $1 million lottery jackpot.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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New Taliban Leaders Face Cascading ChallengesThe Taliban continued to brutally crack down on demonstrations against their rule. The new government faces an unfolding humanitarian crisis and flaring tensions on the Afghan-Pakistan border.   Afghans Flee to Pakistan. An Uncertain Future Awaits.Refugees have drawn an angry response from many in that country, leading to discrimination and efforts to force them to go back to Afghanistan. How One Family Fled Afghanistan and Was Reunited in New York CityMohammad Wali, a U.S. citizen and a New Yorker, spent several harrowing days trying to evacuate his family from Afghanistan before they finally arrived last week. Afghanistan Aid Workers Tread a Tricky Path Under Taliban RuleAfghanistan desperately needs aid. Nonprofits desperately want to provide it. But the aid groups are being tested as never before by the uncertainty that has followed the Taliban takeover. Biden, in Thursday Speech, to Push Stricter Vaccine and Testing MandatesWhite House officials said that, in a speech scheduled for 5 p.m., Mr. Biden would detail initiatives mean to pressure private businesses, federal agencies and schools. Supreme Court Stays Execution in Dispute Over Pastor’s RoleThe ruling was the latest in a string of decisions on the role that spiritual advisers may play in death row inmates’ final moments. White House Forces Out Trump Appointees From Boards of Military AcademiesThe Biden administration was seeking to ensure that board members were “qualified to serve” and aligned with the president’s values, said Jen Psaki, the White House press secretary. Biden Offers Ambitious Blueprint for Solar EnergyThe department’s analysis provides only a broad outline, and many of the details will be decided by congressional lawmakers. New York Region Braces for Possible Flooding From Another StormThe National Weather Service warned of a ‘slight risk’ of flash flooding and severe thunderstorms in the Lower Hudson Valley. California Aims to Ban Recycling Symbols on Things That Aren’t RecyclableThe well-known three-arrows symbol doesn’t necessarily mean that a product is actually recyclable. A new bill would limit the products allowed to feature the mark. California Senate Passes Bill Reining In Amazon Labor ModelThe bill would curb production quotas at Amazon and other companies that critics say are excessive and force workers to forgo bathroom breaks. Rebuilding Ground Zero Was a Mess. Lower Manhattan Bloomed Anyway.A fraught reconstruction was a missed opportunity, but it helped foster a new urbanism and a broader vision of what a neighborhood can be. Home Care Keeps Me Alive. It Should Be Fully Funded.Most Americans want to stay at home when they’re sick or aging. The U.S. should make it possible. 9/11 Changed UsPeople of my generation will never know again the innocence that my children’s generation only tasted. Trump Wants Your Money. Again.The former president pines for his team to mention your name. Covid Zero Is No Longer Working for AustraliaThe country’s tight restrictions are no longer working against Delta. It’s time for a strategy change. Mike Bloomberg: New York City Can RecoverHow the next mayor could build a better, safer city after the pandemic. One Thing We Can Agree On Is That We’re Becoming a Different CountryTolerance and intolerance are taking on many different guises. The Delta Variant and China’s Need to Change Its Covid-19 PolicyThe benefits of the zero-infections policy have dropped in relation to the costs of implementation, and there are signs it is becoming counterproductive. Is U.S.-China Conflict Inevitable?Is conflict with China inevitable? California’s Farms Face a ReckoningEighty percent of the water used by people in California goes to just 0.8 percent of the state’s gross domestic product. Shelters on the Mexico-U.S. Border Welcome L.G.B.T.Q. MigrantsA community in Tijuana is a model of a physically and psychologically safe place for vulnerable migrants. After Afghanistan: Veterans Reflect on Sept. 11Two veterans of Operation Enduring Freedom reflect on where the Sept. 11 attacks led the nation. Anarchy, and $$$, in the Vintage Punk Clothing MarketSid Vicious would never believe how much his old clothes are worth, and the lengths to which counterfeiters will go to fake them. He Had Chest Pain and Dangerously Low Blood Pressure. What Was Wrong?Could a wayward breath mint have caused his symptoms? The Summer of DeltaIn the United States, the worst of the pandemic was supposed to be over. Here’s why it isn’t. Join Us for 'On the Runway,' an Interview with Anna WintourOur journalists will speak with designers, editors, C.E.O.s and influencers from around the world — beginning with an event on Sept. 9 with Anna Wintour. Michael Constantine, Dad in ‘My Big Fat Greek Wedding,’ Dies at 94He won an Emmy for his role in the TV series “Room 222” and played many characters over the years before becoming known as the hit film’s patriarch. The Trial of Theranos’s Elizabeth Holmes OpensA jury will decide whether Ms. Holmes, who founded Theranos and hawked a mission of revolutionizing health care, lied to investors about her company’s technology. ‘Spaceship-Shaped’ Fossil Reveals Hungry Predator of Ancient OceansTitanokorys gainesi, turned up in the Canadian Rockies, was among the largest known predators 500 million years ago. Derek Jeter Delivers at Hall of Fame Induction“I forgot how good that feels,” the former Yankees captain said as the crowd greeted him in Cooperstown with a warm, familiar salute. Terry Brennan, Youthful Notre Dame Football Coach, Dies at 93One of Leahy’s Lads as a player on national championship teams, he was hired as coach at 25 and fired at 30. Why Does Coffee Sometimes Make Me Tired?Lethargy, blood sugar and dehydration explain in part the paradoxical effects of coffee on our energy levels. Could Robots From Boston Dynamics Beat Me in a Fight?A parkour showcase of the agile humanoids is both wondrous and unsettling. U.S. Open Hints at Better Days Ahead for American MenThere are currently 14 men in the top 100, the most since 1996, but none in the top 20. While the United States may not have any truly elite players right now, it does have youth. Phil Schaap, Grammy-Winning Jazz D.J. and Historian, Dies at 70His radio programs, most notably on Columbia University’s WKCR, were full of minutiae he had accumulated during a lifetime immersed in the genre. Where to Stream Jean-Paul Belmondo’s Best PerformancesWhether he was doing his own stunts in action films or being nonchalant in literary adaptations, the actor was magnetic. More Recent Articles
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