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U.S. State Department: Russia has committed war crimes in Ukraine U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Wednesday that the U.S. government "assesses that members of Russia's armed forces have committed war crimes in Ukraine."     'Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League' video game delayed to spring 2023 Rocksteady Studios' upcoming superhero video game "Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League" has officially been delayed to spring 2023.   Taliban abruptly closes high schools for girls in Afghanistan The Taliban backtracked on their promise to allow young women to get an education, closing girls high schools in Afghanistan abruptly Wednesday.   Ketanji Brown Jackson laments focus on 'small subset' of past rulings in second day of questioning Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson returned to the Senate on Wednesday and was questioned about her historic nomination, the First Amendment and press freedoms.   Leona Lewis expecting first child with husband Dennis Jauch British singer and actress Leona Lewis announced Wednesday that she's pregnant with her first child.   Ole Miss QB Matt Corral shows off arm, mobility for NFL teams at pro day Rebels quarterback Matt Corral put his right arm and apparently healthy right ankle on display for prospective NFL teams at the Ole Miss pro day Wednesday.   Biden administration releases plan to combat racial discrimination in housing appraisals The Biden administration on Wednesday announced the Property Appraisal and Valuation Equity Action Plan which seeks to combat racial discrimination in housing appraisals.   UFC star Conor McGregor arrested for alleged reckless driving in Ireland UFC superstar Conor McGregor was arrested for "alleged road traffic violations" in his native Dublin, Ireland, his representatives announced Wednesday.   California Gov. Newsom proposes $400 checks for gas price relief California Gov. Gavin Newsom released the details of a plan Wednesday that would send $400 to the state's vehicle owners as relief payments for high gas prices.   Texas woman on death row seeks clemency citing bad medical evidence Attorneys for a woman on death row in Texas for the death of her daughter have applied for clemency, saying prosecutors relied on bad medical evidence in the case.   Apple rolls out virtual IDs in Arizona iPhone users in Arizona now are able to upload their driver's licenses or state identification cards, Apple announced Wednesday. This makes making Arizona the first state to allow virtual IDs in certain circumstances.   Former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright dead at 84 Madeleine Albright, the first woman to serve as U.S. secretary of state, has died of cancer, her family said in a statement. She was 84.   Researchers find Spinosaurus' dense bones allowed it to hunt underwater Researchers used bone density to determine that the Spinosaurus was able to swim and actively pursue prey underwater, according to a study published Wednesday.   Nestlé to discontinue production of non-essential items in Russia Nestlé will discontinue the production and sale of all non-essential products in Russia, the food giant announced Wednesday, halting operations for brands in the country including Nesquik and Kit Kat.   Widely used anti-nausea drugs raise risk for ischemic stroke, study finds A class of commonly used drugs designed to relieve nausea and vomiting caused by migraine, cancer treatment or surgery has been linked with an increased risk for ischemic stroke, a study published by the BMJ found.   Polar vortex expected to oust spring warmth AccuWeather forecasters say that changes in the weather pattern and the polar vortex will direct frequent waves of chilly air into the region during the remainder of March and early April.   Authorities pull former Trump aide Paul Manafort off plane over passport Paul Manafort, a one-time aide to former President Donald Trump, was removed from a flight in Florida earlier this week because he had a revoked passport, authorities said Wednesday.   MacKenzie Scott announces $3.86B in donations to 465 groups over past 9 months Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott announced Wednesday that she donated $3.86 billion to 465 non-profit groups over the past nine months.   Former Benjamin Netanyahu aide testifies in corruption trial A onetime close aide to former Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu took the stand for the first time in Netanyahu's ongoing corruption trial on Wednesday.   President Joe Biden lands in Belgium for NATO summit on Russian war in Ukraine, will also visit Poland President Joe Biden departed for Europe on Wednesday, where he is first set to hold talks with NATO allies in Belgium over Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine.   Dow falls 448 points as U.S. oil prices surge to $115 per barrel The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 448 points on Wednesday as oil prices surged, bringing on renewed inflation concerns.   Former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright dies at 84: a look back Madeleine Albright, the first woman to serve as U.S. secretary of state, died at age 84 on March 23, 2022. Here's a look back at her career in diplomacy.   Venice hotels arming guests with water guns to ward off seagulls Hotels in Venice, Italy, announced guests are being armed against the city's aggressive seagulls with an unusual form of protection: water guns.   U.S. Supreme Court rules against Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers' district map The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled against the revised legislative districts map drawn by Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, citing issues with the federal Voting Rights Act.   Astronauts make spacewalk at International Space Station to upgrade electronics, thermal system Two astronauts exited the International Space Station on Wednesday, conducting a spacewalk to install a new thermal system and electronics aboard the station, in addition to other needed "get ahead" tasks.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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U.S. Officials Meet With Brittney Griner in RussiaSome former hostages question whether the family should remain silent, saying pressure campaigns can work.   U.S. Makes Contingency Plans in Case Russia Uses Its Most Powerful WeaponsA team of national security officials has been assigned to sketch out responses if President Vladimir V. Putin unleashes chemical, biological or nuclear weapons. Israel Blocked Sale of Pegasus Spyware to Ukraine and EstoniaThe Eastern European countries had sought to buy Pegasus, spyware made by an Israeli firm, to carry out intelligence operations against Russia, according to people with knowledge of the discussions. Russia and Far-Right Americans Find Common Ground With Ukraine WarSome conservatives have echoed the Kremlin’s misleading claims about the war and vice versa, giving each other’s assertions a sheen of credibility. Germany Is Ready to Lead Militarily. Its Military Is Not.Russia’s invasion of Ukraine prompted Germany to revolutionize its security doctrine. But the war has also exposed how weak a link the German military is in NATO. Madeleine Albright, First Woman to Serve as Secretary of State, Dies at 84She rose to power and fame as a brilliant analyst of world affairs before serving as an aggressive advocate of President Bill Clinton’s policies. Ketanji Brown Jackson Survives a Final Bruising Day of QuestionsRepublicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee pummeled the first Black woman nominated to the Supreme Court for a second day over her sentencing record on child sex crimes. Confirmation Hearings, Once Focused on Law, Are Now Mired in PoliticsPartisan talking points replaced questions about legal issues at Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s hearings. Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Sentencing of a 2013 Case Is Attacked by RepublicansJudge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s handling of a 2013 case involving images of child sexual abuse was not quite the way Republicans portrayed it. During Supreme Court Hearings, Ted Cruz Invokes Dr. King, and Scholars See a Familiar DistortionIn the confirmation hearings of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, the senator cited the famous “I Have a Dream” speech to suggest King would have opposed race-conscious policies. Trump Is Guilty of ‘Numerous’ Felonies, Prosecutor Who Resigned SaysMark F. Pomerantz, who had investigated the former president, left after the Manhattan district attorney, Alvin Bragg, halted an effort to seek an indictment. Moderna to Seek Authorization of Its Coronavirus Vaccine for Young ChildrenThe company said the vaccine produced a strong immune response in children younger than 6, but proved only about 40 percent effective in preventing symptomatic Covid-19. Sinovac Booster Gives Elderly Stronger Protection Against Omicron, Study FindsGiven the surge of Omicron cases in Asia, the new research lends urgency to vaccination campaigns in China and Hong Kong. Supreme Court Sides With Wisconsin Republicans in Redistricting CaseThe justices sent a case on legislative maps back to a state court for another look, but they refused a request to block the state’s congressional maps. Mo Brooks Says Trump Asked Him to Illegally ‘Rescind’ ElectionRepresentative Mo Brooks of Alabama, who was involved in the former president’s efforts to challenge the election, made the charge after Mr. Trump took back his endorsement. How to Turn the Humble Lentil Into an Extravagant LuxuryThis Middle Eastern dish of lentils with pasta, known by many names, becomes pageantry on the plate. Putin's Moves on Ukraine Will Be a Historic MistakeInstead of paving Russia’s path to greatness, invading Ukraine would ensure Mr. Putin’s infamy. ‘You Don’t Know Squat!’ and Other Signs of Our High-Minded PoliticsCan’t really avoid Trump any season. The Using of Ketanji Brown JacksonRepublicans are using Jackson as a pawn in a political battle that has little to do with her or the Supreme Court. Democrats Are Making Life Too Easy for RepublicansThe consequences of a Republican takeover of the House or of both branches of Congress are unlikely to be routine. How Will the Ukraine War End?The Russian invasion has essentially stalled. Will it end in a peaceful resolution or something far more terrible? Why We Need Wartime DissentThe reasons to doubt the wisdom of our foreign policy establishment have not suddenly evaporated. The Challenge of Raising a Kid Who’s Just Like YouIt’s hard watching my daughter repeat my mistakes. A Poised Supreme Court Nominee, and ‘Nasty Politicians’Readers were impressed by Judge Jackson’s performance in the face of G.O.P. senators’ attacks. Also: Troops’ mental health; Trump and Ukraine; supporting teachers. A Low Birthrate Was Supposed to Weaken Russia. What Happened?The invasion of Ukraine undermines our thinking about demographic liabilities. Zelensky and Churchill Are True LeadersThe pivotal and motivating power of individual charismatic leadership. It’s Not About Putin: Two Conservatives Break Down the G.O.P. Split Over UkraineAfter Trump’s scrambling of his party’s foreign policy, how should Republicans react to an aggressive Russia? The Next Covid Wave Is Probably Already on Its WayInfections may rise in the United States. How it plays out is up to us. The Many Worlds of RosalíaThe Spanish phenom’s music takes in a host of global influences, making her one of the most sonically ambitious and critically dissected pop artists today. There’s No Global Shopping MallUnlike so many of our online experiences, shopping is one area that has remained mostly local. Modern Love Podcast: Confessions of a Late BloomerAs a closeted teen, he turned to romantic comedies for connection. Over a decade later, he still feels he’s lagging behind. NASA Plans to Give SpaceX Some Company on the MoonThe agency will seek bids for future lunar landing spacecraft from companies other than SpaceX, which won the first contract to return American astronauts to the moon. Idaho Governor Calls Abortion Law ‘Unwise’ but Signs It AnywayThe law, modeled after one in Texas, bans abortions after about six weeks and allows some people — including relatives of rapists — to sue abortion providers. China Finds Flight Recorder From Plane Crash as Rain Hinders SearchOfficials have revealed few details about the China Eastern Airlines flight that went down Monday, with the government moving quickly to control the information flow and emphasize the positive. Michigan Brothers 1995 Murder Conviction Is OverturnedProsecutors said that Melvin and George DeJesus were falsely accused of killing a woman in 1995 in what the Michigan attorney general called “a total miscarriage of justice.” Jury Finds Former Boeing Pilot Not Guilty of Fraud in 737 Max CaseThe pilot, Mark Forkner, was the only person to face criminal charges for flaws that resulted in two fatal crashes of one of Boeing’s most important planes. Adams, in Quick Reversal, Ousts an Education Hire Over Anti-Gay WritingsThe Rev. Kathlyn Barrett-Layne said she is not homophobic and that she is considering legal action against the city. U.N. Investigator Accuses Israel of Apartheid, Citing Permanence of OccupationStrongly denied by Israel and its supporters, the claim is the first time that a U.N.-appointed rapporteur has accused Israel of apartheid in such an unequivocal way. Pfizer Recalls Some Blood Pressure Drugs, Citing Cancer RiskThe move follows recalls of other medications found to have higher levels of potential carcinogens. Rachel Zegler, ‘West Side Story’ Star, Is Invited to the Oscars After AllOn Sunday she revealed on Instagram that she had not been invited to the ceremony, prompting an outcry. She has since been added as a presenter. Julian Assange Marries Stella Moris in a British PrisonThe wedding took place at Belmarsh Prison, where Mr. Assange has been held since 2019. Supporters of the couple were encouraged to attend a “solidarity vigil” outside the facility. The Morphe Beauty Saga Isn’t PrettyWhat happens when a beauty brand’s collaborators become too controversial, makeup trends change, and Gen Zers flock to TikTok? Kylie McKenzie Speaks Out Against a Former U.S.T.A. CoachAfter being sexually assaulted by a coach at the U.S.T.A. national training center in Orlando in 2018, Kylie McKenzie is starting over on the court, and telling her story with hopes that she can help other women. Arizona’s International Roster Comes Together Through BasketballArizona’s march through the N.C.A.A. men’s tournament is powered by an international roster dedicated to unselfish basketball. Coach Tommy Lloyd wouldn’t have it any other way. Ralph Lauren’s Dream of New YorkThe designer’s first show since 2019 was an ode to the return of his hometown. More Recent Articles
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