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Alcantara, Cooper lead Marlins over Phillies in home opener Sandy Alcantara allowed just two runs after a sporadic start and Garret Cooper homered to spark a rally to lead the Miami Marlins over the Philadelphia Phillies in their home opener Thursday at loanDepot park in Miami.     Cardi B, Offset share first photos of their 7-month-old son Rappers Cardi B and Offset shared the first pictures of their 7-month-old son Thursday on social media.   Capitol rioter who said he sought Trump's 'approval' convicted on six counts Dustin Thompson, a 38-year-old Ohio man, was convicted on charges including stealing a coat rack and bottle of bourbon during the Jan. 6 riots as he said he sought the "approval" of former President Donald Trump.   Issa Rae, Michael Cera to join Margot Robbie in 'Barbie' movie Issa Rae and Michael Cera are joining the cast of director Greta Gerwig's upcoming "Barbie" film starring Margot Robbie.   FDA grants emergency use authorization to COVID-19 breathalyzer test The FDA on Thursday granted emergency use authorization to the InspectIR COVID-19 Breathalyzer which separates and identifies chemical compounds in breath associated with the virus.   Ex-therapist says Johnny Depp, Amber Heard engaged in 'mutual abuse' A former marriage counselor for Johnny Depp and Amber Heard said the actors engaged in "mutual abuse" in a taped deposition that was played Thursday in a Fairfax, Va., courtroom as part of a defamation trial.   Ukraine to resume World Cup qualification in June after delay FIFA confirmed Thursday that Ukraine will return to competitive action in its delayed World Cup playoff against Scotland on June 1.   Judge reduces $137M awarded to Tesla employee in racial discrimination suit to $15M A federal judge on Thursday cut a payout awarded to a former Tesla contractor for racial discrimination he faced at the company from $137 million to $15 million.   Democratic Party donor Ed Buck gets 30 years in prison for overdose deaths A federal judge in Los Angeles handed wealthy political donor Ed Buck a 30-year prison sentence Thursday for his part in two overdose deaths at his home.   Green Bay Packers sign ex-Kansas City Chiefs receiver Sammy Watkins The Green Bay Packers signed former Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Sammy Watkins to a short-term contract Thursday, the team announced.   Tennessee death row prisoner asks to have execution date vacated, DNA reviewed Attorneys for a Tennessee death row prisoner filed a motion Thursday to have their client's execution date next week vacated.   'ISIS Beatle' El Shafee Elsheikh convicted of kidnapping, killing Americans El Shafee Elsheikh, a member of the so-called "ISIS Beatles" was convicted on eight counts related to the kidnapping and killing of four Americans.   Russian submarines test-fire cruise missiles in Sea of Japan Two Russian Navy submarines test-fired cruise missiles in the Sea of Japan on Thursday, the Japanese government confirmed.   Markets close shortened week of trading with losses amid mixed bank earnings The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 113 points Thursday as investors weighed mixed bank earnings and rising inflation.   Russian flagship sinks off Ukraine in setback for Putin's forces The flagship of Russia's Black Sea fleet sank Thursday, the Russian Defense Ministry said one day after Ukraine claimed to have severely damaged the Moskva with a missile.   RNC votes to withdraw from presidential debate commission events The Republican National Committee voted unanimously Thursday not to participate in any future presidential debates hosted by the Commission on Presidential Debates.   Moon dust Neil Armstrong collected sells for more than $500,000 Moon dust Neil Armstrong collected in 1969 has sold for more than $500,000 at auction after NASA lost legal battles over its ownership.   Father and son hang up 10 clothing items to break world record A father and son team broke a Guinness World Record in Britain by hanging up 10 items of clothing in 56.87 seconds.   Look: Wallaby escapes Memphis Zoo amid thunderstorms The Memphis Zoo in Tennessee said a wallaby escaped its new marsupial exhibit amid flash flooding from severe thunderstorms.   Biden highlights robust U.S. economy in Greensboro, N.C., visit During a visit to North Carolina A&T State university in Greensboro Thursday, President Joe Biden sang the praises of what he described as a strong American economy.   Receipt for invisible artwork auctioned for nearly $1.2 million A receipt for a piece of "invisible art" by French artist Yves Klein surpassed expectations by selling for nearly $1.2 million at an auction.   Bear cub with paw stuck in tree rescued in North Carolina A North Carolina wildlife official came to the rescue of a bear cub found stranded in a tree with its paw stuck between the trunk and a branch.   Texas prosecutor asks for execution date to be withdrawn for John Ramirez A Texas prosecutor called for the execution date to be revoked for a death row prisoner who successfully petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court to allow his religious adviser to put hands on him during his lethal injection.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Putin admits sanctions have hurt Russia’s oil and gas sector.C.I.A. Director Says Putin Might Consider Nuclear WeaponsWilliam J. Burns, the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, cautioned that he had seen no “practical evidence” that would suggest such a move was imminent.   Le Pen Backs NATO-Russia Reconciliation and Reduced French Role in AllianceMarine Le Pen, the far-right candidate for the French presidency, offered a worldview reminiscent of the Trump presidency. “No submission to an American protectorate on European soil,” she said. Tensions Over the Ukraine War Deepen the Chill Near the North PoleThe war and the comments of a Russian diplomat have strained relations on an archipelago in Norway where Russians, Ukrainians and Norwegians have lived peacefully for decades. Ukrainians Face New Hurdle at U.S. Border: No DogsFederal health guidelines limit the entry of pets from countries like Ukraine with a high incidence of rabies. For some refugees, the rule has been devastating. A Soviet-Era Air Defense System Arrives in Ukraine From SlovakiaEncouraged by the United States, Slovakia “donated” a bulky but effective S-300, hoping to challenge Russian domination of the skies in the war next door. Elon Musk, After Toying With Twitter, Now Wants It AllThe billionaire executive recently became one of the company’s largest shareholders. Now he says he wants to buy the whole thing and change how it handles speech. Worries inside Twitter as employees consider Elon Musk’s takeover bid.At a meeting Thursday, employees expressed concerns about how the social media company would change if Mr. Musk were to overhaul it. Musk Says He Has the Means to Buy Twitter, but Investors Aren’t So SureElon Musk could pledge his Tesla shares, borrow from banks or team up with private equity to raise the funds. Each option comes with caveats. Twitter’s board is weighing a plan to thwart Musk’s takeover attempt.Are There Better Ways to Track Covid Cases?An increasing reliance on at-home testing and the closings of mass testing sites are making official case counts less reliable, scientists say. Pfizer Says Booster Strengthens Immune Response for Children 5 to 11Pfizer and BioNTech will soon ask the Food and Drug Administration for emergency authorization of Covid booster doses for that age group, the companies said. Brooklyn Subway Attack Was ‘Entirely Premeditated,’ Prosecutors ArgueA federal judge ordered Frank R. James to be detained until trial, after prosecutors said he carried out an “entirely premeditated” shooting that left at least 30 injured. How a Mass Shooting That Injured at Least 23 People Occurred With No DeathsLuck and poor marksmanship appear to have saved the victims of the subway attack. Jan. 6 Panel Presses Stephen Miller on Whether Trump Sought to Incite CrowdIn about eight hours of questioning, investigators pressed the former White House aide on former President Donald J. Trump’s use of “we” in his speech to supporters before the riot. Ohio Man Who Blamed Trump for Storming the Capitol Is Found GuiltyDustin Thompson was the first defendant tried for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack to use a Trump-made-me-do-it defense in front of a jury. He was convicted on all six charges against him. He Was Remarkably Healthy Until Chronic Diarrhea Nearly Killed HimAfter weeks of having to rush to the bathroom day and night, the 77-year-old had lost 25 pounds. What was wrong? Season Premiere of “Still Processing”: American Top 40Wesley Morris loves awards shows, countdowns and best-of lists of all kinds. Is there any way to make them more inclusive? Elon Musk Knows Exactly What He’s DoingThe billionaire could be at the helm of the internet’s loudest megaphone. What ‘Severance’ on Apple TV+ Gets Right About Office PerksIt’s going to take more than a happy hour or a company-branded coffee mug to persuade employees to return to in-person work. Trump Still Has the Republican Party in His GraspHe rages. McConnell trembles. We all lose. Imagine a Bible With No Moses, No Story of the ExodusThe Exodus is a dangerous story of liberation. Let’s learn from it. Nursing Homes Are in Crisis. We Can’t Look Away Any Longer.The for-profit industry is not providing adequate care for the vulnerable. The G.O.P. Is Still the Party of PlutocratsUnlike Europe’s right, it won’t even gesture toward actual populism. How Judicial Retirements Politicize the CourtsIf the timing is right, it could mean a very similar judge will be the successor. The Case for Aggressively Raising Interest RatesThe case for addressing inflation now. America’s Pandemic PTSDWe underestimate the extreme trauma that society has endured, and still lives with, at our own peril. Do We Ignore the Vulnerable as We Ease Covid Rules?Readers express the concerns of the immunocompromised and the elderly. Also: Subway safety after the Brooklyn attack; reforming earmarks; Ukraine’s path. How Michelle Yeoh Took Jackie Chan’s RoleThe star of ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ talks about how the film flips the script on tradition. John Roberts Has Lost Control of the Supreme CourtWhat did it take for him to finally speak out? He has joined the liberal justices in seeing an abuse of the shadow docket. How to Give Constructive FeedbackExperts say fear keeps us from sharing constructive feedback, but here’s how — and why — you should speak up anyway. 当上海的中产阶级生活幻想破灭，人们牺牲自由换到了什么？在上海这场封城导致的民生危机中，人们发现自以为享受的太平盛世小日子极度脆弱，不堪一击。这令人很容易联想到一位时报记者对俄罗斯提出的问题：“一个地方虽然不自由但很快乐，这能持续多久？” Democrats Aim to Fill as Many Court Vacancies as Possible by End of 2022Democrats aim to fill as many court vacancies as possible by the end of 2022, when Senate Republicans are in reach of winning control and slamming the brakes on President Biden’s picks. New York City to Expand Gifted and Talented Program but Scrap TestThe mayor unveiled a plan to add seats in the highly selective program for both kindergartners and third graders and to permanently replace an admissions test with universal screening. Even the Cactus May Not Be Safe From Climate ChangeMore than half of species could face greater extinction risk by midcentury, a new study found, as rising heat and dryness test the prickly plants’ limits. British Militant Convicted for Role in Deaths of AmericansThe verdict capped a two-week trial that featured the testimony of former captives who detailed relentless beatings, waterboarding and killings by an Islamic State cell known as the Beatles. Ed Buck Is Sentenced to 30 Years for Fatally Drugging 2 MenMr. Buck, 67, was once a Democratic political donor and activist who led a double life in which he lured men to parties at his apartment and drugged them with methamphetamine. Two of those parties turned fatal. Body Found in Indiana Is Identified After 30 YearsAdvances in DNA technology helped the authorities to identify remains found near a highway in 1992 as those of Margaret Ann Sniegowski Jr., who had disappeared from her home in Ohio. Gina McCarthy, Top Climate Adviser, Is Said to Be Planning DepartureMs. McCarthy was tapped by President Biden to lead an ambitious domestic climate agenda. Associates say she is frustrated by the slow pace of progress. A Financial Services Company Illegally Leased Dogs, Massachusetts SaysMonterey Financial Services LLC has agreed to pay $930,000 in debt relief and restitution to settle allegations that it was conducting the practice, which is banned in the Bay State and others. Nebraska State Senator Says Candidate for Governor Groped HerThe state senator, Julie Slama, confirmed a news report saying that Charles Herbster, a leading candidate for governor, had touched her inappropriately in 2019. He denied the allegations. Former Nassau County Executive Sentenced to 12 Years in Bribery SchemeEdward P. Mangano and his wife, Linda, were both convicted for their parts in what prosecutors called “a culture of corruption.” Man Is Charged With Arson in Fire at an L.G.B.T.Q. Club in BrooklynProsecutors said John Lhota can be seen on security camera footage setting the blaze, which destroyed the club, Rash, and injured two workers. Legal Marijuana Sales Will Start Next Thursday in New JerseyAll adults will be able to purchase cannabis at certain medical-marijuana dispensaries starting April 21. How to Choose a Mental Health AppThere are thousands of apps that claim to promote mental well-being, but not all of them are safe or effective. The Conference League Is the Best European Tournament You’re Not WatchingThe Europa Conference League was dismissed as irrelevant when it kicked off last summer. Try telling that to the clubs that can win it. Alexander Skarsgard’s Viking DreamStories from his grandfather inspired what would eventually become “The Northman.” But it took years of development and then seven months in the mud to complete. Loro Piana Gets a New Headquarters and StoreThe former was designed by Vincent Van Duysen, and both are set, fittingly, in a storied Milan building that was once the bustling center of the local silk trade. ‘Paris, 13th District’ Review: Groping Toward HappinessIn his latest movie, the French director Jacques Audiard tells the story of lovers finding their way in Paris. More Recent Articles
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