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'WWE 2K22': Logan Paul, Machine Gun Kelly, others announced as DLC characters 2K Sports' "WWE 2K22" on Thursday revealed its post-launch content updates through July, which includes new playable characters such as YouTube star Logan Paul, rapper Machine Gun Kelly and actor Mr. T, among others.     Emilio Delgado, longtime 'Sesame Street' actor, dies at 81 Actor Emilio Delgado, best known for his role as "Fix-It Shop" owner Luis Rodriguez on "Sesame Street," has died. He was 81.   Tommy Fleetwood, Tom Hoge share lead at suspended Players Championship Tommy Fleetwood and Tom Hoge were tied atop the leaderboard at 6-under 66 after a long, wet start at The Players Championship on Thursday at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.   Ukrainian officals say Russian attack on Mariupol persists as peace talks fail Officials in Ukraine on Thursday said that Russia's attack on the city of Mariupol extended into a sixth day as high-level meetings between the nations' top diplomats failed to produce an agreement.   MLB owners ratify new labor deal to end lockout, preserve 162-game season Major League Baseball owners voted unanimously to ratify a new collective bargaining agreement Thursday, officially ending MLB's 99-day lockout and clearing the way for a 162-game regular season that will begin April 7.   Actor Jussie Smollett given five months in jail for phony hate crime report, staged attack Actor Jussie Smollett repeated the phrase "I am not suicidal" when given the chance to speak, after he was handed 150 days in jail Thursday, as part of his sentence for fabricating a hate crime attack three years ago.   Jurors hear recordings of men accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer The men accused of planning to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer described plans to detonate bombs near her home and hog-tie her, according to recordings played for jurors Thursday.   Chicago Bears to trade star pass rusher Khalil Mack to Los Angeles Chargers The Chicago Bears agreed to trade six-time Pro Bowl defensive end Khalil Mack to the Los Angeles Chargers on Thursday.   Census Bureau: Black, Latino, Indigenous populations undercounted in 2020 The Census Bureau on Thursday said that data calculated following the 2020 census showed that the Black, Latino and Indigenous populations in the United States were undercounted.   Canadian sheep farm welcomes two sets of sextuplets in one week The owners of a British Columbia farm said they were shocked when two ewes at the facility gave birth to sextuplets within just a few days.   Tin Man's oil can from 'The Wizard of Oz' up for auction A California-based auction house said it is selling a rare piece of movie memorabilia: the Tin Man's oil can from "The Wizard of Oz."   Cat rescued from bridge wall in Pennsylvania Firefighters in Pennsylvania came to the rescue of a cat spotted stranded on a wall atop a bridge.   Look: New England fishermen reel in 12,000-year-old woolly mammoth tooth The crew of a New Hampshire fishing boat was dredging for scallops when they pulled up something unexpected: a 12,000-year-old woolly mammoth tooth.   Insurance company details dirty deeds done by dogs British home insurance company Aviva detailed some of the most unusual claims involving dogs, including a canine that flooded its owner's home by running the kitchen sink.   Ukraine does not have biological weapons, U.S. intel officials say Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines rejected Russia's claims at a Senate hearing Thursday that Ukraine has biowarfare labs.   BTS returns for first live concert in South Korea since 2019 K-pop superstars BTS made an emotional return to the stage on Thursday for their first concert in front of a local audience since 2019 as they kicked off the first of three "Permission To Dance On Stage - Seoul" shows.   Century-old makeup case found at Arizona's Petrified Forest National Park National Parks Service officials said a rusted metal case found buried at Petrified Forest National Park turned out to contain make-up dating back more than 100 years.   Report: Supply chain challenges boosted cost of solar energy in 2021 The cost of solar energy increased over the past year because of "unprecedented supply chain challenges," a report released Thursday found.   In photos: 2022 Players Championship Round one of THE PLAYERS Championship would take place in Ponte Verda Beach, Fla., on March 10, 2022.   Hugging a 'breathing pillow' may help reduce test anxiety Hugging a soft, mechanized pillow that simulates slow breathing may help test-stressed students ward off anxiety and stress, British researchers say.   Ramy Youssef gets two-season order for animated comedy at Amazon Actor, director and comedian Ramy Youssef is developing an animated comedy series for Amazon Prime Video that has received a two-season order.   Victims reach tentative $83M settlement over Florida condo collapse Lawyers for unit owners who survived the Surfside condo collapse in South Florida last June have reached a tentative $83 million settlement.   Amid global energy crisis, advocates press need to ramp up oil, gas production U.S. senators on Thursday signaled bipartisan support for expanding domestic oil and gas production in response to Russian sanctions and energy price spikes.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Biden Officials Contend With Bioweapons Propaganda From Russia and ChinaThe Biden administration says the two countries’ promotion of anti-U.S. conspiracy theories might be cover for lethal Russian military operations.   Congress Clears $1.5 Trillion Spending Bill, Including Ukraine AidPresident Biden is expected to sign the measure, the first major spending bill since he took office. Inflation Rises to 7.9 Percent for February 2022Consumer Price Index inflation has been boosted by gas prices but also by increases across a wide variety of products and services. Biden Will Call for Suspending Normal Trade Relations With RussiaThe move, expected to be joined by the G7 and the European Union, would result in higher tariffs on Russian products being sent to the United States. New Vaccine Findings Pose Tough Questions for Parents of Young ChildrenThe F.D.A. temporarily halted efforts to authorize the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for young children amid several unexpected findings. The coming weeks should bring clarity. Flu Vaccine Was Not Very Effective This Season, the C.D.C. SaysThe vaccine was only about 16 percent effective at reducing a person’s chance of getting a mild or moderate infection, the agency said. Experts said a good rate would be at least 50 percent. ‘You Murdered My Daughter’: Relatives of OxyContin Victims Confront the SacklersIt was the first time, after years of lawsuits, that the family that owns Purdue Pharma heard directly from families who had lost loved ones to addiction. If the Lockout Makes Baseball Better, It Will Have Been Worth ItAfter tense negotiations, Major League Baseball and the players’ union both made gains in their desired areas. But more important, they avoided losses — of games and, potentially, their standing. 2020 Census Undercounted Hispanic, Black and Native American ResidentsThe Census Bureau said that the overall population total was accurate but that counts of minorities were skewed. Advocacy groups threatened to go to court. Jussie Smollett Sentenced to Jail for False Report of a Hate CrimeThe actor was sentenced to five months in jail after being convicted last year of filing a false police report that said he had been the victim of a racist and homophobic attack. Nelson W. Aldrich Jr., Dissector of Old Money, Dies at 86In books and articles, he unsparingly scrutinized an American aristocracy that he knew intimately. How Vladimir Putin Lost Interest in the PresentDoes the president of Russia have anyone who can tell him when he’s making a mistake? Russia, Where All the News Is FakeThe country has become a dystopian paragon of corrupted information. Why New York Needs a Covid MemorialNew York needs a way to come together. This Is Why Putin Can’t Back DownThe invasion of Ukraine is a rabid form of identity politics. America’s Right Has a Putin ProblemThey knew he was brutal, but didn’t expect incompetence. When a School Desegregates, Who Gets Left Behind?One district’s attempt to integrate has led to unexpected criticism. Florida Lawmakers Advance Homophobia to DeSantis’s DeskAsian American Hate Crimes Cannot Go UncheckedAs an American of Korean descent, I feel terrified for my life and the lives of those who look like me. Jailing Teenagers with Adults Won't Reduce CrimeNew York City’s mayor wants to return to a failed policy. The Heart-Rending Plight of the Ukrainian Refugees“Imagine the terror and fear facing these children,” a reader writes. Also: Sunflowers for Ukraine; Russian pianists; the anti-lynching bill. Can William Barber Reignite the Religious Left?This is a man on the grandest of missions: to save this country from itself, to insist that morality ought to decide policy. How Far Would Biden Go in a Cyberwar Against Putin?Anne Neuberger, the deputy national security adviser for cyber and emerging technology, discusses how the battle in cyberspace is shaping up. We Will Forget Much of the Pandemic. That’s a Good Thing.Remembering too much, too vividly can negatively affect mental health. How Much Watching Time Do You Have This Weekend?“Drive to Survive” is back, as is a dark Amazon comedy about the afterlife. 美国“俄裔”的挣扎，“华裔”也许更能懂“俄裔”的移民路径和人口构成与改革开放后来自中国的移民潮颇为类似。而他们在自我认同方面的情感经历，可能也能引起一些美国“华裔”的共鸣。 Have You Worked for a Company That Monitors Employee Acitivty?We’re interested in learning about how employers monitor who is “active” or “idle,” and how much workers are getting done. ISIS Names a New Leader, but Says Little About HimThe terrorist group announced its new leader as Abu al-Hasan al-Hashimi al-Qurashi, but gave no information about his background or true identity. Sarah Lawrence Cult Trial BeginsLawrence V. Ray was indicted after a New York magazine story uncovered his cultlike hold over his daughter’s college friends and others. Sally Schmitt, Trend-Setting Restaurateur, Dies at 90She founded the French Laundry in the Napa Valley with her husband, Don, and is often cited as a pioneer in California cuisine. She Killed Two Women. At 83, She Is Charged With Dismembering a Third.Harvey Marcelin was charged with murder after a head was found in her Brooklyn apartment. Officials said it belonged to a dismembered body discovered in a shopping cart. Michael Flynn Invokes Fifth Amendment Before Jan. 6 PanelThe Trump ally and former national security adviser is the latest high-profile witness to sidestep questions from the House committee by citing the right against self-incrimination. Emilio Delgado, Luis on ‘Sesame Street’ for Four Decades, Dies at 81The actor was a fixture on the groundbreaking educational program. His character’s wedding to Maria on the show in 1988 captivated children and their parents. Prosecutors to Drop Murder Charge in Fatal Shooting After Right-Wing Rally in DenverThe district attorney’s office said it was not able to overcome Matthew Dolloff’s claim that he had acted in “self-defense or defense of others” when he shot Lee John Keltner in 2020. Man Charged With Pushing a Capitol Police Officer Over a Ledge on Jan. 6The F.B.I. said it had identified Ralph Joseph Celentano III from a photo on Facebook and Instagram that showed him attending a fund-raiser for a sea turtle foundation. Rivian Pares Delivery Targets for 2022, Citing Supply ProblemsThe company said it expected to produce only 25,000 electric vehicles this year, adding a new cloud to its outlook only months after a hot I.P.O. Former San Jose State Trainer Is Charged With Violating AthletesThe charges in Federal District Court came after the Justice Department found Title IX violations at the university. ‘Inadequate’ Security Led to Deaths of 3 Americans in Kenya Attack, Report FindsThe inquiry also found shortcomings in the sharing of intelligence before the deadly assault by the Shabab in 2020. An Urgent Mission for Literary Translators: Bringing Ukrainian Voices to the WestA wartime effort to quickly translate work by Ukrainian novelists, poets and historians is underway — a project as political as it is cultural, authors and translators say. “The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey” Is a Tale of Dementia and MurderIn “The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey,” on Apple TV+, an actor known for his intensity takes on a character living in a fog. The Miu Miu Miniskirt, as Seen at Fashion WeekA low-rise skirt by Miu Miu went viral last month. Here, three perspectives on wearing it. Review: Leonard Bernstein’s ‘A Quiet Place’ at the Paris OperaIn Paris, a new production of “A Quiet Place” makes a strong case for a work that has long struggled to join the repertory. ‘Fear’ Review: Stranger in a Strange LandThe arrival of an African refugee upends a Bulgarian town in Ivaylo Hristov’s pointed tale of xenophobia. More Recent Articles
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