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U.S. Open tennis: Novak Djokovic, Daniil Medvedev advance to men's final Top-seeded Novak Djokovic outlasted Tokyo Olympic gold medalist and No. 4 seed Alexander Zverev in the U.S. Open semifinals Friday night in Flushing, N.Y.     U.S. Soccer asks men's, women's national teams to split World Cup prize money Cindy Parlow Cone, the president of the U.S. Soccer Federation, sent an open letter Friday asking the unions of the men's and women's national teams to agree to equally divide FIFA's World Cup prize money.   Boston Red Sox ace Chris Sale tests positive for COVID-19 Boston Red Sox ace Chris Sale will miss at least his next start after testing positive for COVID-19, the team announced.   Indianapolis Colts, RB Nyheim Hines reach agreement on 3-year extension Backup running back Nyheim Hines and the Indianapolis Colts reached an agreement on a multiyear contract extension Friday that will tie the pass-catching back to the organization through 2024.   Cowboys' La'el Collins suspended 5 games for violation of substance abuse policy Dallas Cowboys starting right tackle La'el Collins was suspended five games for violating the league's substance abuse policy, the NFL announced.   2 dead, 4 others hospitalized in Chicago carbon monoxide leak Two women died and four others, including three children, were hospitalized with apparent carbon monoxide poisoning Friday in Chicago, authorities said.   Texas sues 6 school districts with mask mandates in defiance of gov's order For the first time in the Texas mask wars, Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing six school districts that have defied Gov. Greg Abbott's ban on local masking orders.   Summer 2021 edges out 'Dust Bowl' as hottest ever for contiguous U.S. As the sweltering summer of 2021 draws to a close, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration confirmed what you might have been thinking: This summer was an unusually hot one.   Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer to remain on leave through rest of season Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer, who has been on administrative leave since July, will not return to the team for the remainder of this season, his agents announced Friday.   Investigators: Human error caused widespread NYC subway blackout A power outage that disrupted New York City subways and stranded thousands of passengers last month was likely caused by an easily preventable human error, Gov. Kathy Hochul said Friday.   Woman wins $1.2M after playing same lotto numbers for a year A Michigan woman won a $1.2 million jackpot from a lottery drawing after reliably playing the same set of numbers every week for a year.   Wall Street slides for 5th straight day as COVID-19, inflation fears persist A Wall Street selloff intensified Friday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined for a fifth straight day Friday amid continuing unease about the COVID-19 pandemic and higher inflation.   Overdue book returned to Scottish library after 14 years A Scottish library said a book that 14 years overdue was recently returned by a patron who wasn't even aware they still had it.   Global computing's carbon footprint is bigger than previously estimated The world is more online than ever before, and as the digital economy continues to expand, so does the Internet's carbon footprint.   Lebanon forms new government in effort to slow nation’s collapse Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati succeeded Friday in forming a new government, ending more than a year of stalemate that accelerated the collapse of the crisis-ridden country.   CDC: Fully vaccinated 10 times less likely to be hospitalized, die from COVID-19 Delta variant People fully vaccinated against COVID-19 are 10 times less likely to be hospitalized following infection and 10 times less likely to die as a result compared to those who are unvaccinated, according to a CDC report.   Watch: African serval on the loose in California county Residents of a California county reported numerous sightings of an unusual escaped animal in the area: an African serval.   Fla. court reinstates Gov. Ron DeSantis' school mask mandate ban In a victory for Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, a state appellate court on Friday reinstated a stay preventing school districts from imposing mask requirements for students in defiance of the governor's orders.   Air Force security forces test new weapons qualification course Beta testing is underway for a new weapons training course developed by the Air Force Security Forces Center.   Mars rover’s first rock samples reveal lengthy water exposure The first two rock samples examined by NASA's Mars rover Perseverance give scientists a firm belief that water inundated Jezero Crater for a sustained period of time, the agency announced Friday.   Ig Nobel Prizes awarded for chewing gum research, upside-down rhino The recipients of the 2021 Ig Nobel Prizes include researchers who experimented with upside-down rhinos, analyzed the bacteria in discarded gum and studied the ways cats communicate with humans.   Air Force report details racial, gender disparities, sexual harassment A third of female service members and a quarter of civilians in the Air Force reported having experienced sexual harassment during their careers in the branch, according to an inspector general report.   Watch: Alligator tries to bite woman's paddleboard at Florida state park A Florida woman had a tense encounter with an alligator that attempted to take a bite out of her paddleboard, and the incident was caught on camera.   'The Simpsons' Season 32 heading to Disney+ on Sept. 29 "The Simpsons" Season 32, the latest season of the classic animated series, is coming to Disney+ on Sept. 29.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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In US Drone Strike, Evidence Suggests No ISIS BombU.S. officials said a Reaper drone followed a car for hours and then fired based on evidence it was carrying explosives. But in-depth video analysis and interviews at the site cast doubt on that account.   20 Years On, the War on Terror Grinds Along With No End in SightYet, the failures in Iraq and Afghanistan obscure the striking success of a multilateral effort that extends to as many as 85 countries. 20 Years After 9/11, Top National Security Posts Sit EmptyTwo decades after the Sept. 11 attacks, there are again dozens of unfilled Senate-confirmed national security positions. Biden’s Covid-19 Vaccine Push Aligns Him With a Fed-Up, Vaccinated MajorityAs the president took forceful new steps to pressure Americans to get inoculated, he argued that they were urgently needed health measures. In his allies’ view, they were also good politics. Why Federal Research Bolsters the Case for Coronavirus Vaccine MandatesScientists believe the administration’s new measures may tamp down the pandemic, although the effects will not immediately be obvious. An appeals court allowed Florida to continue its ban on school mask mandates for now. Here’s the latest on Covid-19.Federal health officials released a handful of studies highlighting how effective the shots are at preventing infections, hospitalizations and deaths. An appeals court allowed Florida to continue its ban on school mask mandates for now. Here’s the latest on Covid-19. US Forces Were Training the Guinean Soldiers Who Took Off to Stage a CoupAmerican military officials have denounced the ouster of a president in West Africa, and said they had no warning of what their students were planning. Leylah Fernandez and Emma Raducanu To Meet Saturday in U.S. Open FinalThe teenagers, who meet in Saturday’s final, have illuminated this U.S. Open and transformed it into perhaps the most surprising women’s Grand Slam tournament of the Open era. In Epic vs. Apple Court Fight, a Win for App DevelopersThe decision could have major implications for thousands of businesses that pay Apple billions of dollars each year. Facebook sent flawed data to misinformation researchers.The data included the interactions of only about half of Facebook’s U.S. users, not all of them as the company had said. Biden Is Right: Vaccine Refusal ‘Has Cost All of Us’Requiring Covid vaccines is necessary to safeguard the country. The Limits of My Empathy for Covid-DeniersWe are all grieving. But some of us are rushing into a collective denial of death and loss. I Don't Regret Serving in the Afghanistan WarIt’s not a surprise that many American veterans are highly cynical about these wars. We are also conflicted about our own service. Science Alone Can’t Heal a Sick SocietyThe political dysfunction that holds America hostage also holds science hostage. The Trump Coup Is Still RagingOne thing should be clear to conservatives estranged from the Republican Party: We can’t go home again. 9/11 Reflections: ‘The Tears Still Come’We asked readers to offer their perspectives as we mark the 20th anniversary of the attacks. Here is a sampling from the hundreds of responses. The Taliban's New Government Shows Us They Haven't ChangedThe West must not mistake tactical flexibility for real change. Biden's Vaccine Mandate, Enforced By OSHA, is a Big MistakeVaccines work. But a mandate by the federal executive is an overreach that may backfire. What Should We Do About Systemic Racism?Understand it better, for starters. A Sept. 11 ConundrumWhat we leave behind. Should Giving a Bribe Be Legal?A former adviser to the Indian government once proposed immunity for people who give “harassment” bribes. Which Victims of 9/11 Get Remembered?Where are the memorials to honor the hundreds of thousands of foreigners killed in the war on terror? Are We More Polarized? Or Just Weirder?The economist Tyler Cowen discusses political division, G.D.P. growth and classical music. ‘25th Hour’: The Best 9/11 Movie Was Always About New YorkWhile other directors edited out the twin towers from movies at the time, Spike Lee worked the tragedy into a story originally about other things. In Colson Whitehead’s New Novel, a Crime Grows in HarlemA hotel heist is at the center of “Harlem Shuffle,” but the deeper sin is America’s handling of race and the decline of a thriving midcentury community. Sept. 11, Vaccines, the Met Opera: Your Friday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. ‘We’re Going to Take Over the World’One of the many legacies of Sept. 11 was a new era of conspiratorial thinking. This is a look at the online film that crystallized it. Brandon Taylor on the Sally Rooney PhenomenonTaylor talks about Rooney’s “Beautiful World, Where Are You,” and David Rooney discusses “About Time: A History of Civilization in Twelve Clocks.” It’s a ‘Brawl in Beantown,’ as Progressive Allies Clash in the Boston Mayor’s RaceFor years, they were “sisters in service,” taking on the old guard and boosting one another’s careers. A rare open mayoral seat changed that. Harvard Says It Will Not Invest in Fossil FuelsThe announcement is a major victory for the climate change movement, and marks a striking change in tone for the university. Two People Injured in Fire at a Queens HospitalA rooftop blaze produced an enormous cloud of black smoke, but officials said the flames were extinguished within an hour. Food Delivery Apps Sue NY Over Fee LimitsGrubhub, Uber Eats and Door Dash have characterized a 15 percent cap on fees charged to restaurants as an unconstitutional measure that will hurt consumers. Measles Cases Bring Temporary Halt to Afghanistan Refugee Arrivals in USThe C.D.C. asked that the evacuation flights from overseas bases be suspended after four Afghans were found to be infected. Big 12 Gets 4 New Members in College Sports’ Latest ShuffleThe Big 12 Conference, dealing with the pending losses of Oklahoma and Texas, extended invitations to Brigham Young, Cincinnati, Houston, and the University of Central Florida. They will all join by 2024. Israel Captures 2 of 6 Palestinian Fugitives Who Escaped PrisonThe escape on Monday was seen as a rare humiliation of Israel’s security establishment, and celebrated by Palestinians. The other four inmates remain at large. Trevor Bauer’s Season Ends With Extension of His LeaveMajor League Baseball and the players’ union agreed to put off any decisions on punishment of Bauer, who is under investigation for sexual assault, until after the World Series. Buffalo Soldiers, the Famed Black Cavalry, Get a Statue at West PointFor decades, the Buffalo Soldiers taught military horsemanship to cadets at West Point. On Friday, a statue was unveiled in their honor. Bruce Is a Parrot With a Broken Beak. So He Invented a Tool.The bird is a kea from New Zealand, and his fabrication of an instrument to help him preen his feathers appears to be unique, researchers say. ‘Golfing Heaven’ in Scotland’s Outer HebridesAn isolated archipelago may seem an unlikely golf destination, but both history and location have made it just that. More Recent Articles
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