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NCAA suspends Illinois basketball star Kofi Cockburn 3 games for selling gear Illinois men's basketball player Kofi Cockburn received a three-game suspension from the NCAA on Monday for selling "institutionally issued apparel and memorabilia" in June, the school announced.     Murder trial of shooter Kyle Rittenhouse begins with jury phase in Kenosha The murder trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, who shot two men dead and injured a third, during anti-racism protests in Kenosha, Wis., last year, began Monday with the start of jury selection -- which may prove to be difficult.   Robert Durst charged with murder over wife's disappearance Convicted murder and real estate heir Robert Durst was indicted by a grand jury on Monday with an additional charge of second-degree murder in connection with the disappearance of his first wife nearly four decades ago.   Cleveland Cavaliers' Kevin Love put in NBA's health protocols, out indefinitely Cleveland Cavaliers forward Kevin Love missed Monday night's game against the Charlotte Hornets after he was placed in the NBA's health and safety protocols.   Kamala Harris, Energy Department announce $200M to reduce vehicle emissions Vice President Kamala Harris and the U.S. Department of Energy on Monday announced $200 million in initiatives aimed at reducing vehicle emissions.   'Schitt's Creek' vets Dan Levy, Eugene Levy land new shows "Schitt's Creek" veterans Dan and Eugene Levy have signed on to star in separate new shows.   Baltimore Ravens' Malik Harrison struck in leg by stray bullet in Cleveland Baltimore Ravens linebacker Malik Harrison sustained a non-life-threatening injury after being shot in his left calf, the team announced Monday.   The Miz dropped from 'Dancing with the Stars' WWE icon The Miz was eliminated from "Dancing with the Stars" Season 30 on Monday night.   Jeffrey Donovan to star in 'Law & Order' revival "Burn Notice" alum Jeffrey Donovan will play a New York Police Department detective in NBC's upcoming revival of "Law & Order."   Chris Pratt to lend his voice to Garfield the cat in animated movie "The Lego Movie," "Jurassic World" and "Guardians of the Galaxy" actor Chris Pratt has signed on to voice the iconic cat character, "Garfield," in a film.   Tennessee Titans to sign veteran RB Adrian Peterson after Derrick Henry injury The Tennessee Titans are signing veteran running back Adrian Peterson after NFL rushing leader Derrick Henry went down with a potential season-ending foot injury.   Original 'Buffy' actress Kristy Swanson hospitalized with COVID-19 Actress Kristy Swanson, who starred as the original "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" in a 1992 movie, has been hospitalized in New Jersey with COVID-19, she revealed on social media Monday.   Ohio man pleads guilty in plot to join ISIS-K An Ohio man on Monday pleaded guilty to attempting to travel to Afghanistan to join the Islamic State terror group.   Denver Broncos trade star linebacker Von Miller to Los Angeles Rams The Denver Broncos agreed to trade All-Pro linebacker Von Miller to the Los Angeles Rams on Monday, the teams announced.   U.S. places Russia on highest level of COVID-19 travel advisories Russia was among four travel destinations elevated to the highest risk level for COVID-19 by U.S. health officials on Monday, joining Belgium, Slovakia and Burkina Faso.   Judge pauses enforcement of Dec. 31 Chicago police vaccine mandate A judge on Monday ruled that police officers in Chicago are not required to get vaccinated by a Dec. 31 deadline put in place by Mayor Lori Lightfoot.   ‘Minor medical issue’ delays SpaceX astronaut launch again NASA has postponed the SpaceX Crew-3 astronaut launch from Florida for a second time, to Saturday from Wednesday, because of a "minor medical issue" with one of the astronauts, the agency said Monday.   Sen. Manchin won't endorse $1.75T spending bill, blasts progressives West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin said Monday he will continue to withhold his much-needed support for a $1.75 trillion social spending package backed by President Joe Biden and Democratic progressives.   U.S. markets rise to record highs in first day of November trading All three major U.S. indexes rose to record highs on Monday, despite posting modest gains in the first day of trading in November.   U.S. Strategic Command commences annual exercises to test readiness Global Thunder, the U.S. Strategic Command's annual training focused on joint operations and nuclear readiness, on Monday started its exercises to test and improve its combat capabilities.   Watch: 'A Boy Called Christmas' discovers elves in Netflix trailer Netflix released the trailer for their holiday movie "A Boy Called Christmas" on Monday. The trailer shows young Nikolas (Henry Lawfull) set out to find the elf kingdom.   Miami-Dade eases mask requirement for middle, high school students Miami-Dade County Public schools eased its COVID-19 mask requirement Monday for middle and high school students.   SCOTUS hears arguments on opponents' 'standing' in Texas abortion case The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday again waded into the fight over Texas' strict abortion law that bars the procedure as soon as a fetal heartbeat is detectable, which can be as early as six weeks into pregnancy.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Even as Biden Pushes Clean Energy, He Seeks More Oil ProductionPresident Biden acknowledged “it seems like an irony” that he is asking energy-rich nations to boost oil production as he implores the world to tackle climate change.   Supreme Court Hints That It May Allow Challenge to Texas Abortion LawIn two arguments on Monday, the justices considered challenges from abortion providers and the Biden administration to a law that bans abortions after about six weeks. Covid-19 and Children: How Often Do Vaccines Cause Heart Problems?The latest data is reassuring. Myocarditis remains very uncommon, and it is almost always mild and temporary. The heart risk from Covid-19 itself is far greater. 9,000 Unvaccinated N.Y.C. Workers Put on Unpaid Leave as Mandate BeginsMayor Bill de Blasio said thousands more did get the shot and that the first day of the vaccine mandate went smoothly, without significant service disruptions. Democrats’ Bill Would Cover Poor Uninsured Adults, Up to a PointThe $1.85 trillion social policy bill would provide free private health insurance for more than two million adults locked out of coverage, but only for four years. Manchin Raises Doubts on Safety Net Bill, Complicating Path to Quick VoteSenator Joe Manchin III of West Virginia, a crucial Democratic swing vote, demanded more time to evaluate the economic and fiscal impact of the $1.85 trillion bill. Jurors for Kyle Rittenhouse Trial Are Swiftly SelectedThe judge pushed back against comments from potential jurors who said they had read and talked too much about the shootings that took place during unrest in Kenosha County, Wis. BIPOC or POC? Equity or Equality? Debating Words on the LeftFor those pushing for changes in society on race and other issues, words matter. They can also muddle. ‘Maybe I Do Have a Story to Tell’: Kal Penn on His MemoirThe actor talks about his new book, “You Can’t Be Serious,” in which he introduces readers to his fiancé, Josh, and explains his sabbatical from Hollywood to work for the Obama administration. Roe Is as Good as Gone. It’s Time for a New Strategy.Abortion-right supporters need to stop banging our heads against the Supreme Court’s marble walls. If the New Supreme Court Stymies Gun Safety Laws, What Comes Next?If gun safety activists want their agenda to survive, they will have to stop trying to ban guns — and focus instead on reducing the violence those guns bring. No, Vaccine Mandates Aren’t an Attack on FreedomIt's hard to imagine a worse case for defending personal choice. The Homeless Should Be a Protected Social GroupShould housing status be a protected category like race, gender or religion? Facebook Makes Us Know Too Much About Each OtherOn social media, exposure to those unlike us often makes us hate them. I Just Turned 60, but I Still Feel 22Sorrow in the face of aging would be a poor response to this good fortune. How the ‘Green Wave’ Movement Did the Unthinkable in Latin AmericaA sisterhood of activists achieved success with aggressive tactics, but big challenges remain. Stopping Climate Change Doesn’t Need to Be AltruisticA proposal to share the gains evenly between nations and generations. Laugh at the ‘S.N.L.’ School Board Skit, Take Your Local Politics SeriouslyIf you’re tired of politics as usual, give local democracy a chance. What We’re Watching on Election Day and Movie NightSome politicians we don’t love, some movies we do. Would Russia or China Help Us if We Were Invaded by Space Aliens?We now face a similar, world-stressing threat from a much more familiar and once seemingly benign force: our climate. Sex Bots, Religion and the Wild World of A.I.The writer Jeanette Winterson explores the wild world unfolding alongside the rise of artificial intelligence. Will the Glasgow Climate Summit Be the Breakthrough We Need?Time is running out for the nations of the world to get control of their emissions. Readers’ Farewell to Nicholas Kristof, ‘One of a Kind’Sampling the praise for Mr. Kristof, who left The Times and is running for governor of Oregon. Also: Responses to Senator Josh Hawley; boosters; UC Hastings. A 6-Hour Opera in a Pandemic? The Met Goes for It.As some try to lure audiences back with short programs, the Metropolitan Opera is staging its longest work: Wagner’s “Die Meistersinger.” Robert Durst Charged With Murder in Wife's DisappearanceMr. Durst, who was sentenced to life in prison in California two weeks ago, now faces another trial in New York. As Youngkin Tries to Finesse Trump, McAuliffe Conjures His ComebackBarnstorming Virginia, the candidates for governor hammered away at their core arguments. For the Republican: parents’ involvement in schools. For the Democrat: Trump redux. Jurors Who Convicted Derek Chauvin Are Identified for First TimeA judge also released questionnaires that the jurors had filled out before they were selected for the trial, which ended with Mr. Chauvin being imprisoned for murdering George Floyd. Linwood Holton, 98,Virginia Governor Who Pushed for Racial Equality, DiesThe first Republican governor of the state in almost a century, he seemed to herald a new, post-racial South. He later became disillusioned with his own party. Rodney Reed Should Not Be Retried in Texas Murder Case, Judge SaysThe judge said that new evidence, including witness testimony, was not sufficient to warrant a new trial for Mr. Reed, who was sentenced to death in the 1996 murder of a 19-year-old woman. Mets Fire Zack Scott Two Months After His ArrestZack Scott was placed on leave on Sept. 1. He had been charged with driving while intoxicated. Nigeria Building Collapse Kills at Least 4 With Many More TrappedAs many as 100 workers were feared trapped at a construction site in Lagos, where building collapses are common, with contractors using shoddy materials and regulations often not enforced. Chronic Kidney Disease May Be Over-Diagnosed in Older AdultsMany men and women with “failing kidneys” may not have anything more than a normal age-related decline in kidney function. The Stunning Grandeur of Soviet-Era MetrosBetween 2014 and 2020, Frank Herfort visited more than 770 metro stations in 19 cities, creating a remarkable archive of architectural and artistic splendor. James Ivory, Famous for Buttoned-Up Films, Is Frank About Sex and Much Else in His Memoir“Solid Ivory” is a scrapbook of memories about Ivory’s childhood, his mentors and his filmmaking and romantic partner Ismail Merchant. Stream These 12 Titles Before They Leave Netflix in NovemberJack Black, Michael B Jordan, Richard Pryor: A lot of favorites are leaving for U.S. subscribers this month. Review: ‘Porgy and Bess’ Returns to a New Opera LandscapeThe Metropolitan Opera’s revival boasts strong performances but raises difficult questions about race and American music. More Recent Articles
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