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Police: 3 dead, officer stabbed in Arkansas Three people are dead and an officer was stabbed while responding to a domestic violence situation at a residence in Fort Smith, Ark., early Sunday.     One killed, several injured in shooting at Grambling State University One person was killed and several more were injured after a shooting at Louisiana's Grambling State University Sunday, the second fatal shooting on the campus this week.   Japanese PM Fumio Kishida calls for decommissioning of Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida called for the "complete decommissioning" of the defunct Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant as a step to help the prefecture recover from a devastating 2011 tsunami.   Shifting pattern to dump mountain snow, raise flood threat across the West this week A flurry of storms are expected to march into the West Coast this week, bringing along a changeable mixture of rain, wind and snow for many places.   'Halloween Kills' tops North American box office with $50.4M The Jamie Lee Curtis horror flick, "Halloween Kills," is the No. 1 film in North America this weekend, earning $50.4 million in receipts, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.   Chilly weather may have Northeastern residents reaching for sweaters A downright dreary pattern is unfolding across the Northeastern states, making some residents reach for a sweater and the thermostat.   U.S. extradites key Maduro ally Alex Saab; Venezuela re-arrests 'Citgo 6' The United States extradited Alex Saab, a key ally to Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, as Venezuela responded by re-apprehending the so-called "Citgo 6."   Rami Malek, Pete Davidson star in 'Squid Game' parody set to country music tune Rami Malek and "SNL" cast member Pete Davidson starred in a country music video that lampooned the Korean dystopian drama, "Squid Game," this weekend.   Watch: Bowen Yang plays gay Oompa Loompa outed by Colin Jost on 'SNL' "Saturday Night Live" cast member Bowen Yang played an Oompa Loompa outed as gay live on the air by "Weekend Update" co-host Colin Jost.   'Titans,' 'Doom Patrol' get Season 4 renewals at HBO Max HBO Max has renewed the action-dramas, "Titans" and "Doom Patrol," for fourth seasons.   At least 22 dead after flooding in India's Kerala state At least 22 people died and several homes were destroyed as heavy rains caused flooding in the Indian state of Kerala on Sunday.   Bill Clinton released from hospital after treatment for infection in bloodstream Former President Bill Clinton, 75, was released from a California hospital on Sunday after receiving treatment for a urinary tract infection that entered his bloodstream.   Tentative deal reached to prevent TV, film worker strike A deal was struck Saturday that prevented tens of thousands of TV and film workers from going on strike Monday.   HBO Max picks up 'Pennyworth' for Season 3 HBO Max has announced it picked up the psychological thriller, "Pennyworth," for a third season to start streaming in 2022.   Actor Ryan Reynolds taking 'little sabbatical' Actor Ryan Reynolds announced on social media this weekend that he plans to take a break now that he has finished filming the holiday-themed movie musical, Spirited, for Apple TV+.   Russia’s Soyuz spacecraft lands in Kazakhstan after departure from International Space Station A Soyuz MS-18 space capsule with a cosmonaut and two Russian filmmakers landed in Kazakhstan on Sunday after a 3 1/2-hour trip from the International Space Station.   Gang members abduct American missionaries, children in Haiti Seventeen people, including 12 adults and five children associated with a U.S.-based Christian aid group, were abducted by gang members after they left an orphanage in Port-au-Prince, Haitian authorities said.   Jeremy Strong, Brian Cox: 'Succession' characters meet Season 3 challenges "Succession" stars Jeremy Strong, Brian Cox and Kieran Culkin discuss their characters' progress in Season 3 of the HBO drama, premiering Sunday.   James Badge Dale: ‘Hightown’ drops Ray down emotional elevator shaft James Badge Dale says Ray, the disgraced detective he portrays on "Hightown," will attempt to pick up the pieces of his shattered life and career when Season 2 debuts Sunday.   On This Day, Oct. 17: Loma Prieta earthquake rattles California On Oct. 17, 1989, the most powerful California earthquake since the legendary tremblor of 1906 struck the San Francisco Bay area at the evening rush hour.   Famous birthdays for Oct. 17: Mae Jemison, Alan Jackson Astronaut Mae Jemison turns 65 and country singer Alan Jackson turns 63, among the famous birthdays for Oct. 17.   More Recent Articles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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As Manchin Blocks Climate Plan, His State Can’t Hold Back FloodsAs the senator thwarts Democrats’ major push to reduce warming, new data shows West Virginia is more exposed to worsening floods than anywhere else in the country.   Biden’s Plans Raise Questions About What U.S. Can Afford Not to DoDemocrats are debating whether doing nothing will cost more than doing something to deal with climate change, education, child care, prescription drugs and more. China's GDP Growth Slows as Property and Energy Take a TollGrowth of 4.9 percent shows the country’s huge industrial sector has run into trouble. But exports and services are looking strong. Washington Hears Echoes of the ’50s and Worries: Is This a Cold War With China?Incursions into Taiwan’s air zone, a space launch and what looked like a prisoner swap raise a question that is about more than just semantics. It could signal a dangerous new mind-set. Mass Abduction of U.S. Missionaries Startles Even Kidnap-Weary Haiti“Where is this country going?” Gang members seized 16 Americans and one Canadian, among them five children, as they visited an orphanage. Will New Covid Treatments Be as Elusive for Poor Countries as Vaccines?Merck has taken a step to make its antiviral pill available in poor nations, but many obstacles remain for broad access to coronavirus drugs. Fauci urges police officers to get vaccinated.Police should see vaccination as the best way to protect themselves on the job, Fauci says. As Trump Thunders About Last Election, Republicans Worry About the Next OneDonald Trump is the Republicans’ greatest asset in mobilizing voters. But some fret that his obsession with false claims about the 2020 election could cost the G.O.P. in 2022. Chicago Sky Beat Phoenix Mercury for First W.N.B.A. ChampionshipThe Sky battled back from a second-half deficit to beat the Mercury in a thriller. They were unlikely champions after a .500 record during the regular season. Concerns About Diversity as Black Staff Members Leave CongressLow pay, a high cost of living and an insulated culture make it hard for Black aides to build a career in Congress. At Axel Springer, Politico’s New Owner, Allegations of Sex, Lies and a Secret PaymentA high-flying German media giant is ahead on digital media but seems stuck in the past when it comes to the workplace and deal-making. For Uber and Lyft, the Rideshare Bubble BurstsRideharing companies made a lot of promises. They’re not being kept. This Is What Will Make Sex Work in New York SaferTwo bills are before the New York State Senate proposing to decriminalize sex work — only one truly helps the sex workers themselves. The Fed Shouldn’t Make a Call on Inflation YetI beseech you, think it possible you may be mistaken. My Thoughts on Life After DeathDeath, for all of us, is a journey interrupted. Last Chance to Save American DemocracyThis season of oppression is very likely the beginning of an era of oppression — unless Congress intervenes. The Case for File CabinetsI would have never uploaded my fourth-grade report on caribou into the cloud. But I still liked pulling it out of the drawer labeled A-F. Ciao, AlitaliaA satirical goodbye is bid to Alitalia, airline to the popes. Writers Like James Baldwin Led Me to a Black JesusFor too long, I associated whiteness with holiness. How Democrats Should Sell Themselves to Avoid Electoral DisasterSampling the responses to Ezra Klein's column. Also: Children who've lost caregivers to Covid; an exercise ethic. The Sunday Read: ‘Laurie Anderson Has a Message for Us Humans’For half a century, she has taken the things we know best — our bodies, our rituals, our nation — and shown us how strange they really are. Fake Polls and Tabloid Coverage on Demand: The Dark Side of Sebastian KurzThe downfall of Austria’s onetime political Wunderkind put a spotlight on the cozy, sometimes corrupt, relationship between right-wing populists and parts of the news media. Town Rattled by Bow-and-Arrow Killings Ponders Terrorism and Mental IllnessThe police in Norway, initially pointing to Islamic extremism, now say an attacker was “not well, mentally.” Paula Badosa Outlasts Victoria Azarenka to Win Indian WellsBadosa won her first top-tier title on Sunday with a hard-fought 7-6 (5), 2-6, 7-6 (2) victory over Azarenka in a final that required three hours and four minutes. Tunisians Recall Revolution Reluctantly, if at All: ‘It Just Faded Away’When a monument to those killed in the 2011 uprising was recently damaged, few took notice or even cared in a town, and country, where there is now more regret than a wish to remember. Bill Clinton Is Released From HospitalThe former president was admitted to a California hospital on Tuesday for treatment of an infection that developed into sepsis, officials said. Nearly $7 Million Awarded in First Earthshot PrizesCosta Rica and the city of Milan were among the five winners that each received one million pounds, or nearly $1.4 million, to continue sustainability and conservation efforts during a ceremony in London. As a Woman Was Raped, SEPTA Riders Failed to Intervene, Police SayThe SEPTA train car near Philadelphia had several passengers aboard but none called 911 while the woman was sexually assaulted, the authorities said. Timuel Black, Strategist and Organizer for Black Chicago, Dies at 102He assembled attendees of the March on Washington, mentored a young Barack Obama and wielded the solidarity of the South Side as a tool for political power. In Trial of Ahmaud Arbery's Killing, Video to Have a Big RoleThree white men are charged in the death of Arbery, an unarmed Black man, in a coastal Georgia suburb. Jury selection begins on Monday. In Newcastle, Songs Drown Out the Hard QuestionsAs long-suffering fans cheered the arrival of Saudi riches at their club, talk of the new owners’ plans and the current team’s flaws took the day off. More Recent Articles
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