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Kim Jong Un will restore hotline to South Korea; slams U.S. ‘hostile policy’ North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said Thursday that Pyongyang would restore severed communications lines with Seoul in early October, while at the same time slamming U.S. efforts at diplomacy as a "petty trick."     More than 100 dead in gang riot at Ecuador jail At least 116 people were killed and more than 80 injured as two rival gangs broke out into a riot at Litoral Penitentiary in Guayaquil, Ecuador, officials said Wednesday.   Biden admin says it will again try to end Trump-era 'Remain in Mexico' policy The Biden administration said Wednesday it intends to try again to terminate the Trump administration-era "Remain in Mexico" policy after a judge last month barred it from ending the controversial immigration rule.   Tropical Storm Victor forms in eastern Atlantic The newest tropical storm of the 2021 hurricane season developed Wednesday afternoon over the eastern Atlantic, claiming the name Victor, the second-to-last moniker on the season's first list.   Hurricane Sam slowly moves northwest across Atlantic as major storm Forecasters said Wednesday that Hurricane Sam was continuing to move northwest in the Atlantic Ocean as a strong storm, but its track is expected to take it to the north and away from the U.S. mainland.   New York Jets safety Marcus Maye to miss 3-4 weeks due to sprained ankle The winless New York Jets are expected to be without star safety Marcus Maye for multiple weeks because of an ankle injury.   Las Vegas Raiders' Gerald McCoy gets 6-game suspension for PED violation Las Vegas Raiders defensive lineman Gerald McCoy was suspended without pay for six games after violating the NFL's policy on performance-enhancing drugs, the league announced.   Army investigating suspected suicides of three Fort Drum soldiers The U.S. Army is investigating the suspected suicides of three soldiers based at New York's Fort Drum.   Tyga, dressed as a Dalmatian pup, eliminated from 'Masked Singer' Rapper Tyga -- dressed as a Dalmatian pup -- was eliminated from Season 6 of "The Masked Singer" on Wednesday.   Milwaukee Brewers' Devin Williams likely to miss postseason after punching wall The Milwaukee Brewers are expected to be without ace setup man Devin Williams for the postseason after the right-hander fractured his pitching hand when he punched a wall following Sunday's win over the New York Mets.   NBA: Unvaccinated players won't get paid for missed games Unvaccinated NBA players who are forced to miss games because of local vaccination mandates in New York and San Francisco won't be paid for any games they miss, the league announced.   L.A. judge suspends Britney Spears' father from her conservatorship Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Brenda Penny on Wednesday agreed to suspend Britney Spears' father, Jamie Spears, as the pop star's conservator.   3 Dallas firefighters critical after explosion, partial collapse of apartment building Eight people, including four firefighters, sustained injuries Wednesday after an explosion at a Dallas apartment building, emergency officials said.   Former Olympic swimmer Klete Keller pleads guilty to Capitol riot charges Former U.S. Olympic gold medalist swimmer Klete Keller pleaded guilty to a single charge of obstructing an official proceeding in connection to his presence at the Jan. 6 Capitol riot at the Capitol.   Ex-London cop falsely arrested Sarah Everard before killing, video shows A former London police officer who pleaded guilty to murdering Sarah Everard in March falsely arrested her before abducting, raping and killing her, a British court heard Wednesday.   New England Patriots RB James White to miss rest of season with hip injury New England Patriots running back James White is expected to miss the remainder of the 2021 season because of a significant hip injury.   FAA clears Virgin Galactic to resume flights after investigation The Federal Aviation Administration said Wednesday that Richard Branson's space tourism company can return to spaceflight after conducting an investigation into issues with the firm's July 11 launch.   'Old Yeller,' 'Swiss Family' star Tommy Kirk dies at 79Pot use by pregnant people rose during COVID-19 pandemic, study says Marijuana use by mothers-to-be may have increased by as much as one-quarter during the pandemic, a new study suggests.   Nitrogen-fixing bacteria help clover plants grow in Mars-like soil New research, published Wednesday in the journal PLOS One, suggests nitrogen-fixing bacteria can help crops grow more efficiently in Martian soil.   U.S. military officials said they knew civilians died hours after Kabul drone strike Three top U.S. military officials told Congress on Wednesday that they knew within hours of a U.S. drone strike in Kabul last month that civilians were killed.   U.S. stocks trade mixed as 10-year treasury yield fluctuates The Nasdaq Composite lagged behind as the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 posted gains Wednesday after the 10-year treasury yield remained above 1.5%.   FX adds 'True Blood,' 'Dannemora' stars to 'Kindred' cast FX announced six cast members joining previously announced Mallori Johnson in the series "Kindred." They include "Escape at Dannemora"'s Micah Stock and "True Blood" star Ryan Kwanten.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
Tommy Kirk, a child actor in the '50s and '60s, died Tuesday at age 79. 
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Democrats Move to Avert Shutdown, but Divisions Imperil Biden’s AgendaDemocrats prepared a spending bill to keep the government funded past a Thursday deadline, but moderates dug in harder against their ambitious social safety net bill.   Kyrsten Sinema Faces a Growing Revolt From Her Former SupportersThe centrist senator is key to President Biden’s agenda in Washington. Her positions have angered some Democrats back home. Panel Subpoenas 11 in Capitol Riot Inquiry, Eyeing Jan. 6 Rally PlannersThe second round of subpoenas issued by the House select committee investigating the attack signaled that it was moving aggressively to go after crucial witnesses. Klete Keller, a 3-Time Olympian, Pleads Guilty in Capitol Riot CaseKeller, 39, faces a prison sentence of up to 20 years, but the first Capitol rioter to plead guilty to the same charge was sentenced to eight months. Judge Frees Britney Spears From Father's ControlThe singer will be without James P. Spears’s oversight over her finances for the first time since 2008 after a judge ruled that the “current situation is not tenable.” U.K. Gas Shortages Reveal New Crucial Workers: Truck DriversDwindling pay, poor roadside conditions and post-Brexit immigration rules have led to a critical shortage of drivers. Despite appeals, some say they are reluctant to return. China Will Create ‘Closed-Loop’ Bubble for Winter OlympicsAthletes and visitors will face severe restrictions on their movement, Beijing 2022 organizers said, and a level of control never before seen at the Games. New York's Vaccine Mandate: What to KnowIn courtrooms from Manhattan to Utica, judges are weighing whether exemptions that would cover thousands of health care workers will be allowed. How Accurate Are At-Home Covid Tests?If you test positive in an at-home Covid test, you’re very likely carrying the virus. Japan Faces Big Problems. Its Next Leader Offers Few Bold Solutions.The country’s governing party, with a stranglehold on power, bucked the wishes of the public to select a moderate mainstay. Who Is Fumio Kishida, Japan's Likely Next Prime Minister?Though Fumio Kishida, a ruling-party stalwart, has sought to distinguish himself from the unpopular departing prime minister, he’s struggled to connect with the public. Kathy Hochul Aims to Raise $25 Million as Likely Rivals Eye ChallengesGovernor Hochul hopes to raise the sum for her primary campaign next year, but her recent — and unexpected — ascension has left her little time to hit that goal. Democratic Support For Israel Has Changed. Here's What It Means.The consensus on Israel has changed. Travel Tips for How Not to Be an Ugly American TouristPre-pandemic, we were flooding the world and wrecking it. As we start to travel again, we need to be more mindful of our impact. What a Sex Worker and an Anti-Trafficker Want You to Know About Porn BansA debate on finding the line between exploitation and empowerment in the sex industry. Why Are Fast Food Workers Signing Noncompete Agreements?Federal and state governments want to curb this widespread employment practice. New York Needs Vaccine Mandates. Don’t Let Unions Stop Them.Unions are hurting their members and the rest of us by fighting vaccine mandates. Roxane Gay: "Pass Over" on Broadway, and the Death of My Beloved BrotherEven when I feel there is nothing more any of us can say about our collective grief for the fragility of Black life, there can be a way forward. It Wasn’t Just My Life on That Stage. So Was My Purpose.My memoir, “Fire Shut Up in My Bones," became more than just a book. It was an opportunity to reach and help more people. Why Public Officials Should Invest in the Index Mutual FundGovernment officials should not be allowed to own shares of public companies. Memo to Democrats: ‘Grow Up. Do Your Job.’Suggestions for Democrats in Congress; the return of live performances; Justice Sandra Day O'Connor; an airline no-fly list; boys' struggles. Political Polarization May Not Be All It’s Cracked Up to BeA lot hinges on the answer. I’m One of Biden’s Advisers. Here’s How I Think About His Economic Agenda.For decades, politicians have rewarded wealth over work, putting big corporate interests above working families. That has to stop. The I.R.S. Can Register Voters Just as Well as the D.M.V.You should be able to join the voter rolls when you file your taxes. Voters Wanted Fair Redistricting. They May Get Gerrymandering Instead.The independent commissions set up against gerrymandering might be hopeless. Swimming in an Uncertain SeaThe underwater filmmaker Ron Elliott describes what he’s learned from his encounters with sharks near the Farallon Islands. ‘No Time to Die’ Review: His Word Is His BondThe 25th episode in the venerable franchise — and Daniel Craig’s last as 007 — finds its hero in a somber mood. Book Review: ‘I’ll Take Your Questions Now,’ by Stephanie GrishamIn “I’ll Take Your Questions Now,” the former press secretary under President Trump makes some withering assessments and compares her and the first lady to Thelma and Louise. Reduced to Rubble, an Afghan Village Struggles to RebuildA small village outside Ghazni found itself on a critical supply artery in war-torn Afghanistan. It paid a heavy price. Trump Super PAC Removes Corey Lewandowski After Sexual Harassment ClaimThe move came after a donor to former President Donald J. Trump said that Mr. Lewandowski had made unwanted sexual advances and touched her inappropriately. Couple Celebrating 50th Anniversary Died in Amtrak DerailmentDonald and Marjorie Varnadoe of Georgia were traveling cross-country when a train derailed in Montana on Saturday. Zach Schneider, a computer scientist from Illinois, also was killed. Talk of Iraq Recognizing Israel Prompts Threats of Arrest or DeathA conference promoting normalization, organized by a little-known American group, prompted a furor, pointing to the volatility and danger in Iraqi politics. Facebook Downplays Internal Research Released on Eve of HearingThe social network published its findings about Instagram’s effect on young users, as senators prepared to question an executive on Thursday. Biden Administration Restores Bird Protections, Repealing Trump RuleThe Trump-era rule protected oil, construction and other industries from liability if they killed or injured birds while doing business. Nicholas DiMarzio, Brooklyn Bishop Cleared of Child Abuse, Will RetireThe bishop, Nicholas DiMarzio, has led the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn for 18 years. Robert Brennan, a Bronx native, will succeed him. Greyhound Agrees to Pay $2.2 Million Over Immigration Sweeps on BusesThe settlement will provide restitution to passengers who were detained, arrested or deported after immigration agents conducted warrantless searches on buses, Washington State’s attorney general said. Richard Sherman Joins the Buccaneers After a Call From Tom BradySherman is facing criminal charges for five misdemeanors, including two for domestic violence, from an arrest this summer. The free agent cornerback was recruited to Tampa Bay by his former rival. Tropical Storm Victor Forms in Eastern AtlanticVictor, the 20th named storm of the busy 2021 Atlantic hurricane season, was south of the Cabo Verde Islands, with maximum sustained winds of 40 miles per hour. How Alcohol Can Affect Your Heart RateDrinking can elevate your pulse, which isn’t a concern for most healthy adults, though those with heart rhythm problems should use caution. Elvis vs. Lenin: A Superpower Confrontation on CanvasAn exhibition in Berlin examines the differences, and surprising confluences, between Cold War-era paintings from the United States and the Soviet Union. Dior and Saint Laurent Play Power Games in ParisThe final fashion week of the season has begun. More Recent Articles
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