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African Union suspends Sudan; World Bank pauses funds over coup Resistance and condemnation of the military coup of Sudan grew at home and abroad on Wednesday as the African Union suspended the country's membership and protests continued within its borders.     FC Barcelona fires coach Ronald Koeman after loss to Rayo Vallecano Spanish soccer club FC Barcelona fired head coach Ronald Koeman after Wednesday's 1-0 La Liga loss to Rayo Vallecano.   Houston Texans to trade veteran RB Mark Ingram to New Orleans Saints Veteran running back Mark Ingram is set to reunite with fellow tailback Alvin Kamara and the New Orleans Saints after the Houston Texans agreed to trade Ingram back to the franchise.   Dealer pleads guilty to fentanyl distribution in overdose death of rapper Mac Miller A Los Angeles drug dealer pleaded guilty to distributing fentanyl-laced pills that led to the overdose death of rapper Mac Miller in 2018.   Cardinals' J.J. Watt ruled out for TNF game vs. Packers due to shoulder injury Arizona Cardinals defensive end J.J. Watt was ruled out of Thursday night's game against the Green Bay Packers because of a shoulder injury, the team announced.   Air Force not likely to meet goal of 100% active-duty vaccination by Nov. 2 Air Force officials on Wednesday said the military branch was not likely to reach its goal to vaccinate 100% of active-duty Air Force Airmen and Space Force Guardians by Tuesday.   COVID-19 cases went unreported in largest meatpacking companies, investigation finds Keeping lax safety standards across the U.S. meatpacking industry was a "political decision" by the Trump administration, according to the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis.   Lakers' LeBron James to miss 2nd straight game with ankle injury; AD to play vs. OKC Los Angeles Lakers star forward LeBron James will miss his second straight game because of an ankle injury, the team announced.   Deadly nor'easter knocks out power for more than 500,000 in N.Y., New England More than a half-million customers were without electricity in the Northeast early Wednesday due to heavy rains and strong winds from a major nor'easter that's also caused serious flooding in some areas.   Appeals court stays 2 Oklahoma executions A federal appeals court on Wednesday issued temporary stays for Oklahoma's next two scheduled executions, including one set for this week.   Anti-depressant may boost recovery in people with severe COVID-19, study finds The anti-depressant drug fluvoxamine reduces the risk for prolonged hospital stays in people with severe COVID-19, a clinical trial published Wednesday by the Lancet found.   AG Merrick Garland defends memo to protect school board meetings from threats U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland tangled at times with lawmakers over issues including COVID-19 mandates during a Senate oversight hearing Wednesday.   Iran says it will resume nuclear talks by end of November Iran will resume talks on its nuclear program in November, the country's top nuclear negotiator said Wednesday, but it's unclear if the United States will participate.   Office of Federal Student Aid calls smooth restart to student loan payments crucial With federal student loan borrowers facing a January restart of loan payments, the chief operating officer of Federal Student Aid told House lawmakers Wednesday that ensuring a smooth transition "is crucially important."   Maryland man wins his second $2 million lottery prize A Maryland man is celebrating his luck after collecting a $2 million jackpot from a scratch-off lottery ticket -- for the second time.   Dow, S&P 500 fall from records; Ford posts better-than-expected earnings The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 both fell from record highs on Wednesday as Ford posted earnings that exceeded analysts' expectations.   Watch: Wildlife officer rescues elk with antlers entangled in child's swing A wildlife officer in Colorado came to the rescue of a bull elk found with its antlers entangled in a child's swing.   Partisan politics distracts from intel leaders' testimony about seeking inclusive workforce While House Democrats on Wednesday probed top intelligence officials on diversity within the workforce, Republican lawmakers' questioning spanned the political gamut.   Watch: Bear crashes wedding reception in Mexico A wedding in Mexico became an even more memorable event for everyone present when the reception was interrupted by an unusual crasher: a bear in search of food.   Watch: First 'South Park' special 'Post COVID' premieres Nov. 25 on Paramount+ Paramount+ announced the first of 14 "South Park" specials premieres Nov. 25 on the streaming service. Another special will follow in December.   Watch: Colorado softball team features players in their 90s A Colorado softball team is believed to be the oldest such team in the country, with players ranging from their 50s to their 90s.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Democrats Rush to Rewrite U.S. Tax Code in DaysLawmakers are racing to finalize legislation to pay for new spending initiatives. The process usually takes months, but they are trying to do it in days.   Shut Out on Budget Bill, Republicans Take Shots From the SidelinesThe party is stepping up its attacks on the safety net measure that Democrats are shaping entirely on their own. China’s Weapon Tests Close to a ‘Sputnik Moment,’ U.S. General SaysGen. Mark A. Milley said China’s testing of a hypersonic missile “has all of our attention.” He Unleashed a California Massacre. Should This School Be Named for Him?The founder of the Hastings College of the Law masterminded the killings of hundreds of Native Americans. The school, tribal members and alumni disagree about what should be done now. How to Decide Which Covid Booster Shot to GetHealth officials approved mix-and-match Covid booster shots, but didn’t say whether it’s better to switch vaccines or stick with your original shot. Before Kyle Rittenhouse’s Murder Trial, a Debate Over Terms Like ‘Victim’Legal experts said the term “victim” could appear prejudicial during self-defense cases. Mr. Rittenhouse shot three men, killing two, during protests against police violence in Kenosha, Wis. Gun Handed to Alec Baldwin Was Not Thoroughly Checked, Affidavit SaysThe bullet that killed the cinematographer on the film “Rust” has been recovered, the Santa Fe County Sheriff said, and investigators believe there were more live rounds on the set. World Series: Astros Beat Braves to Win Game 2A series of light hits and defensive miscues let Houston run up the score early, and the Astros’ pitching held the lead. Nor’easter Brings Hurricane-Force Winds to MassachusettsAfter battering the New York area, the storm knocked out electricity to hundreds of thousands of customers across New England on Wednesday. Fight Over Toni Morrison Novel Inflames Virginia Governor's RaceA Republican ad featured a mother who had tried to have “Beloved” banned from her son’s curriculum. Democrats saw a coded racist message. Where Do I Vote? We Answer This and Other Election Day 2021 QuestionsLocal and statewide elections are being held around the country on Tuesday. Here are some of the Election Day basics. I Fell in Love With Motorcycles. But Could I Ever Love Sturgis?A New Yorker who started riding during the pandemic travels to the heart of biker culture. B.J. Novak’s Face Is on Products Worldwide. He’s Not Sure Why.An image of the actor appears on an eclectic mix of products from China to Uruguay. “I am too amused to do anything about it,” he said on Instagram. Covid Will Likely Be With Us Forever. We Need to Plan.Rather than debate how to end the pandemic, we need to debate how to live with it. The U.S. Needs a Hemispheric Migration StrategyThe U.S. should move from a border policy approach to a truly regional and collaborative plan of action. The Moral Chasm That Has Opened Up Between Left and Right Is WideningThe things that are driving us apart are going to keep driving us apart. In Defense of ‘Inappropriate’ Kid MoviesNot everything needs a tidy moral takeaway. You Can’t Fight City Hall. But You Can Pick Who Runs It.The vegan? The cat lover? A Mets manager? The Supreme Court Has Failed on Police ReformThe court has abdicated its responsibility to regulate police behavior. What 'Dune' Gets Right that 'Foundation' Doesn'tOf sandworms and social science. Why the Virginia Election Is Freaking Democrats OutDemocrats don’t seem very motivated to vote. Facebook Is Bad. Fixing It Rashly Could Make It Much Worse.Lawmakers should proceed cautiously when altering the rules governing the internet. What’s the Best Way to Stop Tragic Accidents?The engineer Nancy Leveson has an answer. I Love True Crime. Should I Feel Guilty?The genre is a guilty pleasure for many. But just how problematic is it? Briefs Draw Battle Lines as Texas Abortion Law Nears Supreme CourtThe justices, who will hear arguments on Monday in two cases challenging the state’s near-total ban, required the parties to file their briefs with extraordinary speed. N.Y. Trooper Charged in Death of 11-Year-Old GirlThe trooper, Christopher Baldner, killed the girl, Monica Goods, by ramming her family’s car after a late-night traffic stop, officials said. Japan Stays Tough on Marijuana as Other Nations Loosen UpSome Japanese who have gone abroad and been exposed to the benefits of cannabis derivatives, particularly CBD, are hoping Japan will change course. But the government shows little inclination. Cleveland Guardians Roller Derby Team Sues Over M.L.B. Team's Name Change“To be blunt, Plaintiff was here first,” the Cleveland Guardians roller derby team said in filing a suit claiming trademark infringement. Patients Must Be Warned of Breast Implant Risks, F.D.A. SaysA decade after scientists identified a link between certain implants and cancer, the agency ordered “black box” warnings and a new checklist of risks for patients to review. State Department Eases Restrictions for Diplomats AbroadThe State Department is easing some restrictions after employees said that their jobs overseas were harder than they needed to be. N.Y. State Refuses to Expand Gas Power Plants in Queens and NewburghA decision to reject upgrades of two gas-powered power plants was a big win for climate advocates and was endorsed by Gov. Hochul. 2 Officers Are Charged With Murdering Man Who Was Shot Nearly 60 TimesJamarion Robinson was killed in 2016 by members of a fugitive task force when they tried to arrest him in Georgia. Investigators say that he opened fire on the officers. Letitia James Is Preparing Announcement on Run for GovernorMs. James, the New York attorney general, did not reveal her decision, but her top aides have told political and union leaders that she will run. Russia Reopens the Last Czar’s Palace, a Century After His ExecutionThe last home of Nicholas II has been restored and opened to the public as a museum outside of St. Petersburg. More Recent Articles
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