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1 dead, 27 injured in shooting at Arkansas car show One person was killed and another 27 were injured in a shooting that erupted at a car show in southeastern Arkansas, police said Sunday. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas hospitalized with infection Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas was hospitalized with an infection on Friday after experiencing flu-like symptoms, the nation's highest court said Sunday. Some workers at Russian-held Chernobyl nuclear facility allowed to rotate out Some staff at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant were allowed to leave on Sunday after being forced to remain at the facility nearly a month after it was seized by Russian forces. TV review: 'HALO' gets off to a rough start The Paramount+ "HALO" series spends its first two episodes setting up the video game adaptation, but it all feels very familiar from other movies, rather than the games. Crowds protest in Ukraine and Poland as Russia continues to arrest demonstrators Crowds gathered in Ukraine to protest the detention of the deputy mayor of Enerhodar while protesters blocked traffic at the Poland-Belarus border and Russia continued to arrest demonstrators against the invasion. 'Batman' holds North American box office for 3rd weekend "The Batman" is the No. 1 movie in North America for a third weekend, earning an additional $36.8 million in receipts, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday. Temperature swings to mark 1st week of spring in Northeast Sunday marks the beginning of spring but chilly temperatures are still forecast for the coming days in the northeast. Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky buried in Israel, hundreds break through cemetery borders Hundreds of mourners burst through the gates of a cemetery in the Israeli city of Bnei Brak as Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky was buried on Sunday. Chemical weapons would violate international law, NATO boss warns Russia NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg on Sunday warned Russia that the use of chemical weapons in Ukraine would violate international law. Estimated 10 million Ukrainians forced to leave homes amid Russian invasion An estimated 10 million Ukrainians have been forced to leave their homes amid the Russian invasion, U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi said Sunday. Zelensky urges Russia to negotiate peace to avoid 'a third World War' Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urged Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday to negotiate a peaceful end to the invasion ito avoid "a third World War." Pope Francis calls Russian invasion of Ukraine 'senseless massacre' Pope Francis on Sunday escalated his condemnation of Russia while calling the invasion of Ukraine a "senseless massacre" in an address to visitors at St. Peter's Square. Netflix releases teaser for 'Tekken: Bloodline' anime series Netflix released a 90-second teaser for its upcoming anime series, "Tekken: Bloodline," this weekend. Kenye West's rep says Grammy nominee not allowed to perform at ceremony Rapper Kanye West will not perform at the upcoming Grammy Awards ceremony as he had planned. Syndicated talk show 'Maury' canceled after 31 yearsRussian forces bomb civilians in Ukraine school as humanitarian corridors save thousands Russian forces bombed a drama school in the besieged city of Mariupol where about 400 civilians had been sheltering from the fighting, Ukrainian officials said. 'CODA,' 'Succession' win Producers Guild of America Awards "CODA" earned the Producers Guild of America honor for Best Film and "Succession" scored the prize for Best TV Drama at a ceremony in Los Angeles Saturday. Norman Reedus says he'll be back to work Tuesday after injury "The Walking Dead" icon Norman Reedus took to Instagram this weekend to offer an update on his health after suffering a concussion. Six killed after car drives into crowd preparing for parade in Belgium A car drove into a crowd of people planning to participate in a carnival parade in southern Belgium on Sunday morning, killing at least six and injuring several others, including 10 seriously, officials said. Wendell Pierce: Stress is weaponized in TV thriller ‘Don’t Hang Up’ Wendell Pierce says he thinks viewers will relate to his new action-thriller, "Don't Hang Up," because its core story centers on a parent's worst nightmare - a child in peril. TV review: 'Bridgerton' Season 2 spreads love with new romance Season 2 of "Bridgerton" follows the romantic lives of Daphne Bridgerton (Phoebe Dynevor)'s brother Anthony (Jonathan Bailey) and sister Eloise (Claudia Jessie). Famous birthdays for March 20: Holly Hunter, Kathy Ireland Actor Holly Hunter turns 64 and model/actor Kathy Ireland turns 59, among the famous birthdays for March 20. |
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Russian Soldiers Took Their City, Then Their HomesAs Russian forces pushed toward Kyiv, they stormed an apartment complex in a nearby suburb and held residents hostage. Some of it was caught on camera. The Lies Putin Tells to Justify Russia’s War on UkraineThe Kremlin has used a barrage of increasingly outlandish falsehoods to prop up its overarching claim that the invasion of Ukraine is justified. Ukraine War Threatens to Cause a Global Food CrisisA critical share of the world’s food and fertilizer is stuck in Russia and Ukraine, sending global prices soaring and foreshadowing a rise in world hunger. ‘I Don’t Have the Right to Cry’: Ukrainian Women Share Their Stories of EscapeIn war, things can change quickly. A New York Times reporter wanted to capture — in whatever blurry way one can in a war — this moment in this war, three weeks in. In Ukraine, Solidarity and Defiance Among Those Still in KyivAbout two million people have stayed in Kyiv, a population galvanized by a newfound unity and its refusal to be cowed by Russian invaders. After about 600 hours, 64 workers at the Chernobyl plant have been relieved.Ketanji Brown Jackson Fought Injustices While at HarvardA look at Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s career as a Harvard student shows her early passion for justice, and her strong sense of identity. On Eve of Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Confirmation Hearings, G.O.P. Steps Up AttacksThe White House and Democrats have pushed back hard against new claims that the judge was overly lenient in certain cases, calling them a smear. Can Eric Adams Cheerlead New Yorkers Past the Pandemic?The mayor is singularly focused on bringing back New York City’s economy, now that coronavirus cases have dropped. Ashley Biden’s Diary Was Shown at Trump Fund-Raiser. Weeks Later, Project Veritas Called Her.The right-wing group’s deceptive call to the president’s daughter a month before Election Day is among the new details that show how the organization worked to expose personal information about the Biden family. Arkansas Car Show Shooting Leaves 1 Dead and 27 WoundedThe police are still searching for two people they believe engaged in a gunfight that led to the mayhem. Six children were among those injured. Demand for This Toad’s Psychedelic Venom Is Booming. Some Warn That’s Bad for the Toad.In a sign of unintended consequences of the psychedelic resurgence, scientists say that the Sonoran desert toad is at risk of population collapse. Women’s NCAA Tournament: Iowa and Baylor Suffer Upset LossesIn Iowa City, a former Hawkeye delivered the go-ahead shot for Creighton in the fourth quarter. In Texas, South Dakota’s defense slowed down Baylor. Two No. 2 seeds are out of the field. ‘Basic Instinct’ at 30: A Time Capsule That Can Still OffendThe erotic thriller starring Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone was a big hit that set off protests in its day, and it’s easy to see why even now. In Ukraine, It’’s Putin’s Plan B vs. Biden’s and Zelensky’s Plan ARussia’s strategic choices could become increasingly frightening to the West. The Russia I Know Is Being ErasedWe will rebuild Russia, of course, slowly and patiently, just like the generation before us. But not before this one crumbles first. How the ‘Whole Life’ Movement Challenges the Politics of Left vs. RightA conversation about a coalition that combines opposition to abortion with advocacy for health care access and a living wage. Religion-Fueled Mobs on the Rise Again in PakistanThe recent lynching of a man accused of burning pages from a Quran underscored Pakistan’s leading status as a site of religious violence. Revered Jewish Sage Buried in One of the Largest Gatherings in Israel’s HistoryHundreds of thousands of Israelis shut down large parts of central Israel to attend the funeral of Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky, an influential spiritual leader. Justice Clarence Thomas Hospitalized With Flulike Symptoms, Court SaysJustice Thomas, who has been hospitalized since Friday, is being treated with intravenous antibiotics and is expected to be released in a day or two, the Supreme Court said on Sunday. Writers Guild Awards Keep up Momentum for ‘CODA,’ ‘Don’t Look Up’The victories are good news for those films’ Oscar chances: The best picture winner usually also picks up a screenplay trophy. Brazil Lifts Its Ban on Telegram After Two DaysBrazil’s Supreme Court blocked Telegram on Friday. The messaging app then responded with measures to fight misinformation, and the court quickly lifted its ban. Julian Heicklen, Cantankerous Civil Liberties Advocate, Dies at 90A retired chemistry professor, he staged weekly protests in front of a Manhattan courthouse, angering prosecutors, who tried to send him to prison. Ice Skating at a Rink Is Fun. Gliding Through a Forest? Glorious.Ottawa’s winter-lovers can now pick among a half-dozen skating trails that wind for miles through the wilderness in and around the city. But climate change threatens the good times. ‘Sanditon,’ Unfinished No MoreAfter the TV adaptation of an uncompleted Jane Austen novel was canceled after one season, it was saved by a passionate fan campaign and a successful run on PBS. More Recent Articles |
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One person was killed and another 27 were injured in a shooting that erupted at a car show in southeastern Arkansas, police said Sunday.
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas was hospitalized with an infection on Friday after experiencing flu-like symptoms, the nation's highest court said Sunday.
Some staff at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant were allowed to leave on Sunday after being forced to remain at the facility nearly a month after it was seized by Russian forces.
The Paramount+ "HALO" series spends its first two episodes setting up the video game adaptation, but it all feels very familiar from other movies, rather than the games.
Crowds gathered in Ukraine to protest the detention of the deputy mayor of Enerhodar while protesters blocked traffic at the Poland-Belarus border and Russia continued to arrest demonstrators against the invasion.
"The Batman" is the No. 1 movie in North America for a third weekend, earning an additional $36.8 million in receipts, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.
Sunday marks the beginning of spring but chilly temperatures are still forecast for the coming days in the northeast.
Hundreds of mourners burst through the gates of a cemetery in the Israeli city of Bnei Brak as Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky was buried on Sunday.
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg on Sunday warned Russia that the use of chemical weapons in Ukraine would violate international law.
An estimated 10 million Ukrainians have been forced to leave their homes amid the Russian invasion, U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi said Sunday.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urged Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday to negotiate a peaceful end to the invasion ito avoid "a third World War."
Pope Francis on Sunday escalated his condemnation of Russia while calling the invasion of Ukraine a "senseless massacre" in an address to visitors at St. Peter's Square.
Netflix released a 90-second teaser for its upcoming anime series, "Tekken: Bloodline," this weekend.
Rapper Kanye West will not perform at the upcoming Grammy Awards ceremony as he had planned.
Syndicated daytime talk show "Maury" is ending its 31-year run in September.
Russian forces bombed a drama school in the besieged city of Mariupol where about 400 civilians had been sheltering from the fighting, Ukrainian officials said.
"CODA" earned the Producers Guild of America honor for Best Film and "Succession" scored the prize for Best TV Drama at a ceremony in Los Angeles Saturday.
"The Walking Dead" icon Norman Reedus took to Instagram this weekend to offer an update on his health after suffering a concussion.
A car drove into a crowd of people planning to participate in a carnival parade in southern Belgium on Sunday morning, killing at least six and injuring several others, including 10 seriously, officials said.
Wendell Pierce says he thinks viewers will relate to his new action-thriller, "Don't Hang Up," because its core story centers on a parent's worst nightmare - a child in peril.
Season 2 of "Bridgerton" follows the romantic lives of Daphne Bridgerton (Phoebe Dynevor)'s brother Anthony (Jonathan Bailey) and sister Eloise (Claudia Jessie).
Actor Holly Hunter turns 64 and model/actor Kathy Ireland turns 59, among the famous birthdays for March 20. 
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