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Police investigating 'Rust' shooting say they're still waiting for Alec Baldwin's phone Authorities on Thursday said they are still waiting for actor Alec Baldwin to comply with a nearly month-old search warrant for his cell phone as part of their investigation into the fatal "Rust" film shooting.     NHL unveils rosters for 2022 All-Star Game; Sidney Crosby, Brad Marchand omitted The NHL revealed its rosters for the 2022 All-Star Game in Las Vegas, with Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin and Edmonton Oilers teammates Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl headlining the list of participants.   U.N. experts urge Iran to halt execution of juvenile offender Hossein Shahbazi A group of four United Nations experts urged Iran to halt the execution of 20-year-old Hossein Shahbazi who was arrested for fatally stabbing a classmate during a fight involving four people when he was 17.   Detroit Pistons void Bol Bol trade with Denver Nuggets after failed physical The trade agreement between the Denver Nuggets and Detroit Pistons involving Bol Bol was voided after the 7-foot-2 center failed his physical with the Pistons.   Gov. Gavin Newsom denies parol for RFK killer Sirhan Sirhan, citing his continued threat to public California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday reversed the state parole board's decision to grant parole to Sirhan Sirhan, the man convicted of killing Robert Kennedy, saying he remains a threat to society.   'Jeopardy!' contestant Amy Schneider ties third-place record for consecutive wins "Jeopardy!" contestant Amy Schneider tied James Holzahuer's third-place records for consecutive wins on the game show after winning her 32nd straight game Thursday night.   Atlanta Hawks trade Cam Reddish to New York Knicks in multiplayer deal The New York Knicks acquired forward and former first-round draft pick Cam Reddish in a multiplayer trade with the Atlanta Hawks on Thursday, the team announced.   College football: Alabama star WR Jameson Williams to enter NFL Draft Alabama Crimson Tide star wide receiver Jameson Williams will skip his senior season and enter the 2022 NFL Draft, he announced Thursday on social media.   Senate Democrats block Sen. Ted Cruz's Nord Stream 2 sanctions bill Democrats in the Senate blocked a bill by Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, seeking to impose sanctions on companies tied to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline between Russia and Germany.   Probe of Texas National Guard border mission demanded over suicide attempts, abysmal conditions and delayed pay Thirteen Democratic members of the Texas congressional delegation called Thursday for a sweeping inspector general investigation into Operation Lone Star.   'It was like a different planet': Sand sculptures litter Lake Michigan beach A walk along Lake Michigan this week was a lot like a stroll through a museum gallery thanks to some weather elements coming together to create an incredible phenomenon.   Quebec, Canada, reports increase in COVID-19 shots after proposing tax on unvaccinated Quebec Health Minister Christian Dube said the province has seen an "encouraging" increase in vaccinations after proposing a financial penalty for those who refuse to get vaccinated.   Houston Texans fire head coach David Culley after one season The Houston Texans on Thursday fired head coach David Culley after just one season following the team's disappointing 4-13 record in the 2021 campaign.   Florida Supreme Court overturns conviction, death sentence over remote testimony The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday overturned the conviction and death sentence of a man accused of the execution-style killings of a married couple in 2010.   Jan. 6 committee subpoenas Alphabet, Meta, Reddit and Twitter The Jan. 6 House select committee on Thursday subpoenaed Alphabet, Meta, Reddit and Twitter, stating that the social media companies failed to comply with past requests for documents related to the riots.   Virgin Orbit launches a rocket carrying 7 satellites Virgin Orbit kicked off an ambitious launch schedule for 2022 on Thursday by sending seven small satellites into space aboard a rocket launched from a jet high above the Pacific Ocean.   Supreme Court blocks COVID-19 mandate for businesses, allows rule for healthcare workers The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday blocked President Joe Biden's COVID-19 vaccine or testing mandate for large private corporations but allowed a vaccine requirement for healthcare workers.   U.S. diplomat: 'Drumbeat of war is sounding loud' over tension in Russia, Ukraine U.S. officials and NATO members convened with Russian officials this week in Europe over escalating tension in Ukraine.   U.S. markets fall as Labor Department reports rising inflation, jobless claims U.S. markets declined after the Labor Department on Thursday reported a record increase in wholesale prices and an unexpected uptick in weekly jobless claims.   Listening to mom leads to lottery jackpot of over $1M A Michigan woman found listening to her mother to be a profitable choice when it led to her winning a $1,682,998 lottery jackpot.   Watch: Florida police officer rescues dolphin entangled in fishing net A Florida police officer used a pole and a knife to rescue a dolphin spotted entangled in a fishing net in Biscayne Bay.   Ye investigated for allegedly punching fan in LA The Los Angeles Police Department confirmed Thursday that it's investigating rapper Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, for allegedly punching a fan who asked for his autograph.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Sinema Rejects Changing Filibuster, Dealing Biden a SetbackSenator Kyrsten Sinema’s comments came after the House approved a set of voting rights measures on a party-line vote of 220 to 203.   RNC Signals a Pullout From Presidential DebatesThe Republican National Committee says it will require candidates to pledge to not participate in debates run by the Commission on Presidential Debates. What would replace them, if anything, was unclear. Supreme Court Blocks Biden’s Vaccine Mandate for Large EmployersBut the justices allowed a vaccination requirement for health care workers at facilities that receive federal money. Businesses are whipsawed again as the Supreme Court blocks OSHA’s vaccine mandate.Companies must now decide whether to proceed with planned mandates without cover from the federal government. New Virus Cases Begin to Slow in U.S. Cities Where Omicron Hit FirstReports of infections are falling in Cleveland, Newark and Washington, suggesting that a national peak may be approaching. Oath Keepers Leader Stewart Rhodes Arrested in Jan. 6 InquiryThe F.B.I. arrested Stewart Rhodes, the founder of the far-right militia, in a major step forward in the investigation into the attack on the Capitol by supporters of Donald J. Trump. Jan. 6 Committee Subpoenas Twitter, Meta, Alphabet and RedditThe panel investigating the attack on the Capitol is demanding information from Alphabet, Meta, Reddit and Twitter. Jan. 6 Inquiry Weighs a Major Escalation: Subpoenaing ColleaguesA standoff between the committee investigating the attack and Representative Kevin McCarthy, the minority leader, as well as other Republicans, raises tricky legal and political issues. Biden Will Nominate Three New Fed OfficialsThe nominees would bring more diverse leadership to the Fed, which has struggled to expand its ranks. Russia, at an Impasse With the West, Warns It Is Ready to Abandon DiplomacyIn a third round of talks on Eastern European security this week, both Kremlin and American officials sounded an increasingly pessimistic note. New Sanctions for Russian Gas Pipeline Fall Short in SenateThe measure pitted Ukraine’s president, who was pushing for the penalties, against the Biden administration, which successfully lobbied Democrats to oppose them. Prince Andrew Is Stripped of Military Titles as Sexual Abuse Case ProceedsBuckingham Palace said Andrew would not undertake any public duties and was defending his case as a private citizen. Prince Andrew and Boris Johnson: The U.K. Deals With Two Crises at OnceHistorically, one of the institutions has stabilized the other in rocky moments. With troubling accusations against Prince Andrew and Boris Johnson, that’s not an option now. First Trial for Syrian State Atrocities Yields Guilty Verdict in GermanyA German court found a former Syrian intelligence officer guilty of crimes against humanity and sentenced him to life in prison — a first after a decade of war. He Was an Important Conductor. Also a Great One.Hans Rosbaud was renowned as a modern-music specialist. But newly released archival recordings demonstrate his gifts were far broader. My Daughter’s Married Boyfriend Shouldn’t Join Us on Vacation, Right?A mother is concerned about her adult child’s involvement with a polyamorous man. America Is Falling Apart at the SeamsWhy are so many of us behaving so badly? We Need to Think the Unthinkable About Our CountryIt’s plausible that the United States as we know it could disintegrate. Institutions need to consider worst-case scenarios — to help avoid them. On Russia, NATO and Ukraine, the U.S. Must Stop Lying to ItselfLike it or not, “spheres of influence” are a fact. Washington knows this. The Secret Triumph of Economic PolicyWhy Covid-19 cost us fewer jobs than the dot-com bust. Some Antiracist Books Aren't Very Good. Do I Still Have to Read Them to My Child?I’m all for undoing racist impulses, but I wonder how useful it is to sit with my daughter and scold myself with clunky prose. Donald Trump's Vanity Is Still Holding America HostageA country is held hostage by a former president’s vanity. This Isn’t Your Old Toxic Masculinity. It Has Taken an Insidious New Form.From bad boyfriends to Jan. 6 rioters, men are using the language of vulnerability as a cudgel, feigning emotional fragility to retain power and dominance. We Must Stop Showering the Military With MoneyAmerica faces lots of challenges. A blank check for the Pentagon doesn’t help solve them. It Should Take More Than 10 Minutes to Evict SomeoneEviction prevention and diversion programs should be preserved. Omicron Isn’t Milder for Everyone, Like Our PatientsOnly with a better understanding of the science do we have any hope of protecting our vulnerable friends, family members and neighbors. Is Civil War Looming, or Should We Calm Down?A large number of Americans believe it’s possible, even likely. Could they be right? Boom! Go the (Tech) SubpoenasA reckoning for Big Tech over its role in the Jan. 6 Capitol attack A Schooling Debate: In Person or Remote?Readers discuss an article about rising tensions as some teachers’ unions push for remote learning. Also: Snacks on planes. Why This Liberal Mayor Doesn’t Want a Lecture From ProgressivesLondon Breed has heard the wrath of progressives (and conservatives) on doing too much (and too little) to “clean up” neighborhoods in San Francisco struggling with substance use. She’s not backing down. Ron Johnson Wasn’t Always Like This. The Trump Years Broke Him.The Trumpiest man in Wisconsin wants another term in the Senate. Will Biden's Voting Rights Speech Be Too Little Too Late?I hope that this is a better-late-than-never situation. The Army of Millions Who Enforce China’s Zero-Covid PolicyAs the troubled lockdown in Xi’an has shown, many Chinese people remain willing to work diligently toward the government’s goal of eliminating the virus, no matter the consequences. Every Year He Texts Me: ‘I Love You’Sometimes, what might have been never stops mattering. 美国真的会陷入内战吗？国会暴乱事件一周年之际，有关美国是否已经临近内战的全国性讨论发人深省。 Some Tenants Wary of Returning to Bronx Building After Deadly FireResidents of the Bronx high-rise where 17 people died in a smoky blaze gathered to express frustration over their current circumstances. Baltimore Prosecutor Charged With Perjury and Filing False Loan ApplicationsMarilyn Mosby, the state’s attorney for Baltimore City, is accused of lying about pandemic hardships to withdraw retirement funds and of making false statements in her mortgage applications to buy two Florida vacation homes. Clyde Bellecourt, a Founder of the American Indian Movement, Dies at 85A leader of armed confrontations at Wounded Knee and in Washington, he later shifted his focus to education, jobs and cultural renewal. Epstein-Barr Virus May Play Role in Multiple Sclerosis DevelopmentIn a study of members of the Armed Forces, people who developed multiple sclerosis first had Epstein-Barr virus. Sirhan Sirhan Is Denied Parole as Newsom Rejects Board’s RecommendationGov. Gavin Newsom was not swayed by a California panel that had advocated the release of Mr. Sirhan, who was convicted of assassinating Robert F. Kennedy in 1968. New Rule Makes Thousands of Federal Inmates Eligible for ReleaseThe Justice Department issued guidelines that allow more prisoners to participate in a program to earn shorter terms under the 2018 bipartisan criminal justice law. Once a Trump Foil, Michael Avenatti Says Jail Treatment Was PaybackMr. Avenatti, who was convicted in California of trying to extort Nike, is awaiting trial in New York on charges that he stole about $300,000 from Stormy Daniels. An Emboldened Cuomo Takes Swings at Accusers and Investigators“He can’t move on,” Andrew Cuomo’s lawyer said, attacking the credibility of some of the women who accused the former governor of sexual harassment. Judge Tosses Teen’s Sexual Assault Conviction, Drawing OutrageDrew Clinton, 18, faced four years in prison under Illinois sentencing guidelines. But the judge, Robert Adrian, overturned his conviction this month, saying the sentence was “not just.” Fugitive Who Faked His Death and Fled U.S. Is Caught in Scotland, Officials SayNicholas Alahverdian, a suspect in a 2008 rape in Utah, was traced to a hospital in Glasgow, where he had been placed on a ventilator with Covid-19, the authorities said. They Chopped Down a Centuries-Old Tree. Now They Face Felony Charges.Todd Jones and his sister, Laurel Hoffman, were charged with grand theft for chopping down a black walnut tree near their property outside Cleveland, according to the police. Animated Movies for Adults That Are Generating Oscar BuzzA handful of animated features gaining attention this awards season take a more mature approach. ‘Scream’ Review: Kill Me Again, AgainNeither a remake nor a sequel, this tired retread can’t move forward for looking back. Alex Ebert, a Neo-Hippie Pop Star, Becomes a GuruAlex Ebert, the lead troubadour of Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, flips to the B side of his career: philosopher. More Recent Articles
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