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Watch: Miami Heat's Victor Oladipo returns, scores 11 points vs. Houston Rockets Miami Heat guard Victor Oladipo returned to the court for the first time in about a year during Monday's 123-106 win over the Houston Rockets.     Pentagon: Russia recruiting Syrian mercenaries to reinforce stalled invasion Russia has been recruiting Syrian mercenaries to fight in Ukraine, the Pentagon said Monday, as the Kremlin seeks to reinforce its invasion that has stalled against Kyiv's resistance.   Lainey Wilson, Miranda Lambert win big at 2022 Academy of Country Music Awards Lainey Wilson and Miranda Lambert were among the biggest winners at the 57th Academy of Country Music Awards on Monday night.   Cleveland Cavaliers' Jarrett Allen out indefinitely due to fractured finger All-Star center Jarrett Allen will be sidelined indefinitely after fracturing his left middle finger during the Cleveland Cavaliers' win over the Toronto Raptors.   In photos: Moments from the 2022 ACM Awards red carpet Nominees arrive for the Academy of Country Music Awards at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on March 7, 2022.   New England Patriots release linebacker Kyle Van Noy in cap-saving move The New England Patriots released veteran linebacker Kyle Van Noy on Monday to free up additional salary-cap space, the team announced.   Republicans in Texas county sue election adminsitrator over primary issues The Harris County GOP in Texas on Monday sued Election Administrator Isabel Longoria over the March 1 primary in which 10,000 mail-in votes were not included in the election night count.   Intel alliance asks Interpol to suspend Russia as Kyiv wants Moscow, Minsk isolated The United States with its Five Eyes nation partners have called on Interpol to immediately suspend Russia from access to its law enforcement services.   Supreme Court turns back GOP challenges to N.C., Pa. congressional maps The Supreme Court on Monday turned back efforts by Republicans to nullify new congressional maps approved by state courts in North Carolina and Pennsylvania, handing a win to Democrats.   Lakers' LeBron James dealing with 'significant' knee soreness, out vs. Spurs Superstar forward LeBron James won't play against the San Antonio Spurs on Monday because of "significant" soreness in his left knee, Los Angeles Lakers head coach Frank Vogel said.   Ukraine cites modest progress on humanitarian corridors after talks Negotiators from Ukraine and Russia failed to reach a breakthrough during a third round of talks on Monday but the Ukrainian side cited progress in establishing humanitarian corridors.   Pentagon announces permanent closure of Red Hill fuel facility in Hawaii The Pentagon announced Monday it will permanently close the 250 million-gallon Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility in Hawaii, after a jet fuel leak last year forced thousands to evacuate.   Cincinnati Bengals use franchise tag on star safety Jessie Bates III The Cincinnati Bengals placed the franchise tag on All-Pro safety Jessie Bates III on Monday, the team announced.   1 dead, 2 critical after shooting at Des Moines high school; suspects in custody One teenager was killed and two more were critically injured after a shooting at a Des Moines high school on Monday. Police said suspects had been taken into custody.   Queen Elizabeth meets Canada's Trudeau in first face-to-face since she had COVID-19 Queen Elizabeth II met Monday with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, marking her first in-person official meeting since her COVID-19 diagnosis two weeks ago.   Dow falls 797 points as oil prices soar amid Russia-Ukraine war The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 797 points Monday as oil prices rose to their highest levels since 2008 amid the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine.   Watch: Louisiana deputy 'pounced on' by squirrel during traffic stop Sheriff's deputies in Louisiana shared video of the moment a deputy was "pounced on" by a squirrel during a traffic stop.   Fla. surgeon general recommends against COVID-19 vaccines for kids The Florida Department of Health will officially recommend against giving COVID-19 vaccines to healthy children ages 5 and older, the state's surgeon general said Monday.   Michigan woman wins $300,000 with lottery ticket picked by dad A Michigan woman who asked her father to pick out her lottery ticket found the man had the lucky touch when she scored a $300,000 jackpot.   Book returned to British library 65 years after being found next to a road An overdue book was returned to a British library nearly 65 years after a young reader found it abandoned at the side of a road.   Falcons WR Calvin Ridley suspended for season for betting on NFL games Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Calvin Ridley is suspended for the 2022 NFL season for betting on games, commissioner Roger Goodell announced Monday in a news release.   Look: Abandoned boat found tethered to 'No Parking' sign on California street Police officers in California were left scratching their heads when a boat was found abandoned in a street -- and tied to a "No Parking" sign.   U.S. to meet with Venezuela as lawmakers strike deal to ban Russian oil The White House has sent top officials to meet with Venezuelan leaders as U.S. lawmakers announced a bipartisan deal to ban Russian oil amid surging gas prices.   Colts Pro Bowl TE Jack Doyle retires from NFL Indianapolis Colts tight end Jack Doyle is retiring from the NFL, he announced Monday in a statement released by the team.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Fear of a Widening Humanitarian Crisis GrowsThere are concerns that thousands of Ukrainians could die in the coming days if relief does not arrive soon and cease-fires fail to take hold. Volodymyr Zelensky spoke from his office for the first time since the invasion began. Ukraine said it shot down two Russian planes. Here’s the latest.   Biden Officials Weigh Russian Oil Ban as Gas Prices SoarGlobal stocks dipped on Monday as U.S. officials discussed an oil cutoff, and gas prices hit a national average above $4, up more than 10 percent in a week. As Russia’s Military Stumbles, Its Adversaries Take NotePresident Vladimir Putin could still reduce cities in Ukraine to rubble, officials say. But European countries say they are not as intimidated by Russian ground forces as they were in the past. With New Limits on Media, Putin Closes a Door on Russia’s ‘Openness’The Russian leader is undoing the social freedoms introduced at the end of the Soviet Union, risking a return to total control and ideological isolation. Hate for Putin’s Russia Consumes UkraineMuch of the bitterness is directed at President Vladimir V. Putin, but Ukrainians also chastise ordinary Russians, calling them complicit. Once Victims in Southeast Europe, Jews Come to Aid Fleeing UkrainiansToday, as in the early 1900s, Jews are once again escaping violence in southeast Europe. But the context is radically different — cathartically so for the many Israelis who have come here to join the relief effort. Italian City Tied to Russia by a Revered Saint Feels the Sting of War in UkraineThe port of Bari holds relics venerated by Orthodox Christians throughout the former Soviet bloc. Today it is also home to a spillover of tensions from Russia’s invasion. Baltics, in Russia's Shadow, Demand Tougher Stance From West“We have no illusions about Putin’s Russia anymore,” said one Baltic official in a meeting with the U.S. secretary of state. Supreme Court Allows Court-Imposed Voting Maps in North Carolina and PennsylvaniaState courts had ruled that earlier maps for congressional elections had been warped by partisan gerrymandering. Democrats stand to benefit from the justices’ decision. States Are Deciding on Abortion Without the Supreme CourtIn anticipation of the court’s decision, a frenzy of legislative activity to shut down access to abortion forms a picture of a post-Roe America. NYC Ends School Mask Mandate in a Key Step to RecoveryNot all New York’s students were ready to give up masks, even after Mayor Eric Adams said they could. Covid May Cause Changes in the Brain, New Study FindsBrain scans before and after infection showed more loss of gray matter and tissue damage, mostly in areas related to smell, in people who had Covid than in those who did not. 9/11 Suspect Is Returned to Saudi Arabia for Mental Health CareMohammed al-Qahtani had spent 20 years at Guantánamo Bay, where he was tortured so badly that he was ineligible to be tried at the war crimes court. Axios Wants Us to Read Everything in Bullet PointsThe news organization that prides itself on short-format writing has big plans to expand in local news, paid newsletters and even the emails sent by your bosses. Again and Again, Literature Provides an Outlet for the Upended Lives of RefugeesThe current flood of refugees from Ukraine is a reminder of how much of literature is fueled by such crises and their aftermaths. How the ‘Encanto’ Soundtrack Became a SmashWith its eighth week at No. 1 on Billboard’s album chart, the LP featuring songs from Lin-Manuel Miranda is a lesson in how fans drive hits from social media to streaming services. Why China Can’t Bail Out Putin’s EconomyNo, the Chinese can’t protect Russia from sanctions. Ukraine Is a Test We Cannot FailWe need to make it clear to Vladimir Putin that he will never, ever win this war. Will Putin’s Information Iron Curtain Backfire in Russia?Whether the Russian leader wins this war or loses it, Europe is in trouble. I Came to College Eager to Debate. I Found Self-Censorship Instead.When we censor ourselves, our learning environments suffer. Chronic Pain Patients, the Other Opioid Crisis VictimsOpioid prescriptions are down, but overdose deaths remain high, and certain patients have lost relief. Fighting Disinformation Isn’t a Lost CauseThe right lessons can teach us all how to spot it. Another Working Mom, Ketanji Brown Jackson, May Join the Supreme CourtRepublicans celebrated Amy Coney Barrett’s role at home. Democrats should do the same for Ketanji Brown Jackson. Spring Brings Joy, Even in a World on FireIn this troubled time, it would be a crime to snuff out any flicker of joy that somehow leaps into life. How To Follow Events in Ukraine Without DoomscrollingResponsible citizens must bear witness to what’s happening in Ukraine. But we have limits. A Ukrainian Family Killed While Fleeing“Do we have the courage to stop Vladimir Putin?” a reader asks. Others discuss sanctions and censorship. Also: Pregnant at work; truly seeing; “unbecoming” women. How to Keep the Rising Tide of Fake News From Drowning Our DemocracyIt won’t be easy, but our democracy depends on it. Have You Had an Experience With ‘Death Cleaning’? Tell Us Your Story.We ask readers about preparing in advance or cleaning a house after the loss of a family member. Why American Mask Makers Are Going Out of BusinessEfforts to make the supply chain more resilient after pandemic shortages are no match for low-price foreign products, the companies say. How to View the Northern Lights From New England and the MidwestWith careful planning, timing and luck, witnessing the aurora borealis in the Lower 48 is one of the greatest yet most rarely seen spectacles for anyone willing to sacrifice a bit of sleep. The Snowboarders the Paralympics Didn't Want AroundAfter a dispute over whether they should be allowed to compete, the snowboarders Cécile Hernandez and Brenna Huckaby have won medals. Fossil Reveals Secrets of One of Nature’s Most Mysterious ReptilesThe specimen shows that modern tuatara found in New Zealand are little changed from ancestors that lived 190 million years ago. Tell Us About the Books That Shaped YouWe want to hear about the books that have most affected our readers’ lives. Congress Gives Final Approval to Make Lynching a Hate CrimeThe bill’s unanimous passage in the Senate ended more than a century of failed attempts to explicitly criminalize lynching. Minneapolis Teachers Announce They Will Go on StrikeThe union is asking for smaller class sizes and higher wages, while the school district says its budget is shrinking because of declining enrollment. After negotiations, St. Paul averted a strike. Amazon Rainforest May Be Approaching a Critical Tipping Point, Study FindsThe region is nearing a threshold beyond which its forests may be replaced by grasslands, with huge repercussions for biodiversity and climate change. War in Ukraine Rallies Support in Congress for More Military SpendingA bipartisan consensus in Congress to increase the Pentagon’s budget is growing stronger as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has created a sense of insecurity. Shooting Outside Iowa School Leaves 1 Teen Dead and 2 Critically WoundedPotential suspects were in custody after the shooting at East High School in Des Moines, the authorities said. Truckers Protest Mandates on D.S. Beltway for a Second DayOrganizers of a convoy of vehicles protesting mask and vaccine mandates said they would drive another lap around the Beltway on Monday but did not intend to enter the capital. N.F.L. Suspends Calvin Ridley for Betting on GamesThe league said that Ridley, a receiver for the Atlanta Falcons, bet on games in November 2021 while he was on leave from the team to address a mental health issue. E.P.A. Plans Tighter Tailpipe Rules for Trucks, Vans and BusesFor the first time since 2001, the government is setting more stringent limits on pollution from trucks, vans, and buses that harms human health. Supreme Court Says 10 Burglaries Can Count as One OffenseThe case concerned a federal law that calls for stiff sentences for gun crimes when the defendant had committed three felonies “on occasions different from one another.” FIFA Will Allow Foreign Players in Russia to Break ContractsThe move announced Monday is temporary, but it will free about 100 players to seek new teams for the rest of the season. Will One Moldy Berry Ruin the Rest?Here’s what the experts say. Nadia Calviño, a Top Spanish Official, Wants More Women at the Decision-Making TableMany of Spain’s leaders are female — evidence, Nadia Calviño says, of the “feminist society” that has emerged in her nation. Monique Hanotte, Savior of Allied Airmen, Dies at 101Using her knowledge of the Belgium-France border and quick thinking, she guided dozens of downed Allied airmen to safety during World War II. Back Slaps and Buzz Drown Out Critics at N.F.L. CombineEven as agents and players questioned the inequities and value of the event, N.F.L. decision makers and, for the first time, fans, gathered again in Indianapolis. More Recent Articles
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