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March Madness: North Carolina tops Duke, will meet Kansas in title game North Carolina edged rival Duke 81-77 in a Final Four game Saturday in New Orleans to advance to Monday's men's basketball national final, where they'll meet top-seeded Kansas.     Movie review: 'Sonic the Hedgehog 2' grinds to a halt "Sonic the Hedgehog 2" overstuffs its two hour run time with needless subplots and doesn't even let its heroes use their unique powers most of the time.   Tiger King's ‘Joe Exotic’ divorcing husband to marry man from prison Joseph Maldonado-Passage, the Tiger King star best known by the name "Joe Exotic," is divorcing his husband to marry a man he met while they were both incarcerated.   Ukrainian civilians reportedly kill Russian troops with poisoned buns and alcohol Multiple Russian soldiers died and many more grew ill after being served poisoned food and alcohol in the Ukrainian town of Izium, officials said on Saturday.   Rappahannock Tribe reacquires sacred ancestral home in Virginia The Rappahannock Tribe has formally reacquired 465 acres its ancestral home at Fones Cliff, a sacred site located along the eastern side of the Rappahannock River in northern Virginia.   NYPD arrests fourth teen for death of good Samaritan A fourth teen was arrested Friday after an alleged gang attack left one man dead in a New York City subway station.   Biden believes Trump should be prosecuted, report says President Joe Biden privately told members of his inner circle late last year that he believes former President Donald Trump should be prosecuted, according to reporting published Saturday by The New York Times.   Federal agents arrest man for threatening to shoot Ted Cruz Federal agents have arrested a military veteran in Washington after he threatened to shoot Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, in nonsensical voicemails that appear to mention the COVID-19 vaccine.   Andrew Cuomo sues New York ethics board over book profits Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo filed a lawsuit against the state's ethics board, claiming that he should be allowed to keep profits from a book he wrote during his tenure.   Israeli security forces kill three Palestinian men in shootout Israeli security forces killed three Palestinian militants in a shootout in the occupied West Bank on Saturday, officials said.   Shanghai children separated from parents with COVID-19 Children in Shanghai were separated from their parents Saturday as part of a lockdown policy if either one tested positive for COVID-19 amid a surge in Omicron variant infections.   Miami Open: Swiatek sweeps Osaka, claims tennis title Iga Swiatek needed just 79 minutes to dispatch Naomi Osaka and claim the Miami Open women's singles title Saturday in Miami Gardens, Fla.   U.S. releases Algerian man after 20 years at Guantánamo The United States sent a longtime prisoner of Guantánamo Bay back to his home country of Algeria, the Defense Department announced Saturday.   Mel Gibson tells interviewer Jesse Watters: 'It's never too late to fix stuff' Mel Gibson spoke to Fox News interviewer Jesse Watters about the themes of trauma, redemption and hope that permeate his new film, "Father Stu."   Bidens speak at commissioning ceremony for USS Delaware submarine President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden spoke at a closed ceremony to celebrate the commissioning of the USS Delaware submarine at the Port of Wilmington on Saturday.   Miley Cyrus tests positive for COVID-19, bows out of charity concert Pop music star Miley Cyrus announced on Twitter she tested positive for COVID-19 and is canceling her performances and public appearances this week.   Russian forces retreat from Kyiv region, Ukrainian military says Russian forces broadly retreated from the Kyiv region Saturday, Ukrainian military officials said.   Russia suspends International Space Station cooperation over sanctions Russia has suspended cooperation with other nations involved with the International Space Station over sanctions levied amid the war in Ukraine.   New York mob hitman who killed 3 men escapes federal custody in Florida New York mob hitman Dominic Taddeo, who killed three men and attempted to kill two other people, has escaped federal custody with less than a year of his sentence left after decades in prison.   Pope Francis considers visiting Kyiv after Zelensky, Klitschko invite Pope Francis said Saturday he is considering visiting Kyiv after receiving an invitation from the country's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, and the city's mayor, Vitali Klitschko.   Surge of moisture into northwestern U.S. to bring rain, snow A renewed round of stormy weather is taking aim at the Northwest later this weekend and into early next week.   Humanitarian corridors allow 4,217 Ukrainian civilians to evacuate dangerous regions A total of 4,217 civilians evacuated high-conflict areas using Ukrainian corridors on Saturday, including many from the port city of Mariupol.   Animated 'Lightning Wolves' to debut on Comedy Central April 15 Comedy Central has announced its new eight-episode animated series, "Lightning Wolves," is scheduled to debut on April 15.   Bill Skarsgard, FKA twigs to star in 'Crow' remake Bill Skarsgard and FKA twigs have signed on to star in a remake of the gothic, supernatural crime drama "The Crow."   U.S. to provide $300M in military equipment to Ukraine The U.S. Department of Defense has announced another $300 million in military assistance for Ukraine more than a month after Russia's invasion.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Amid Sanctions, Putin Reminds the World of His Own Economic WeaponsThe Russian leader has stabilized the ruble and kept Europe’s leaders guessing by threatening to cut off energy. But he has left the country financially isolated.   When the Russians Picked the Wrong Town in Ukraine to InvadeThe outgunned people of Vasylkiv, a provincial Ukrainian town, successfully fought off Russian troops in the early days of the war, helping to keep the capital safe and entering Ukraine’s military lore. With Ukraine War, Viktor Orban Softens His Embrace of RussiaFacing an election on Sunday, Viktor Orban plays neutral peacemaker while campaigning against the “gender insanity” that he says is creeping in from the West. Ukraine accuses Russian forces of executing civilians in the town of Bucha.Why the Jan. 6 Investigation Is a Test for Biden and Merrick GarlandThe inquiry is a test for President Biden and Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, who both came into office promising to restore the Justice Department’s independence. Cuts in Britain Could Cause a Covid Data DroughtCountries that once led the world in coronavirus monitoring are now scaling back, leaving the world less prepared to spot future variants, experts said. How Christian Smalls and Derrick Palmer Beat AmazonThe company’s crackdown on a worker protest in New York backfired and led to a historic labor victory. Will Smith’s Slap Could Hurt His Family’s BrandWill Smith has spent decades radiating boundless likability. His family has become known for sharing therapy sessions online. His smack at the Oscars has complicated all of that. Who Wrote the Pledge of Allegiance? It Might Be up for Debate.More than a century after a Baptist minister from upstate New York took credit for writing the Pledge of Allegiance, new evidence suggests the possibility of a very different story. One Weekend in Vegas With the Nation’s Auto DealersAfter bottoming out early in the pandemic, profits and spirits are soaring — and people were ready to party. Putin Is Losing in Ukraine. But He’s Winning in Russia.His army is losing abroad. But his power at home seems secure. Six Nuns Came to India to Start a Hospital. They Ended Up Changing a Country.It is hard to overstate the boldness of what the sisters at Nazareth Hospital accomplished. Will Smith and a Pound of FleshWhy do people snap, as Will Smith did, when they seem to have everything? I look to Shakespeare, the master of revenge and self-destruction, to get some insight. Why Russia Is Defending the RubleWhy has Russia gone all out to defend its currency? Teenagers Report Growing Anxiety. Maybe That’s Rational.America has been a stressful place lately. The Anti-Lynching Law and the East St. Louis Riot of 1917What happened to the Black community in East St. Louis? Prolonged Grief: A Mental Disorder, or a Natural Process?“How dare you tell me how long I may grieve?” one reader writes. Readers are mostly opposed to declaring it a disorder, arguing that it is stigmatizing. Why Madrid Rivals Miami as a Haven for Latin AmericansTurmoil and a political swing to the left have brought an influx of prominent and affluent exiles from the region to the Spanish capital in recent years. Imran Khan Says He Won’t Accept Result of No-Confidence VoteThe prime minister of Pakistan, whose coalition has lost support in the National Assembly, claimed the coming vote was a conspiracy between opposition lawmakers and the United States. Thomas F. Staley, Dogged Pursuer of Literary Archives, Dies at 86As head of the Harry Ransom Center in Texas, he enhanced its holdings by acquiring the papers of a host of literary lions, and of Woodward and Bernstein to boot. What to Know About the Bird Flu OutbreakMore than 15 million chickens and turkeys from infected commercial and backyard flocks in 19 states have been killed, officials said. Delta Plane Makes Emergency Landing After Windshield Shatters Mid-FlightThe Washington-bound flight was diverted to Denver after its crew “declared an emergency due to a cracked windshield,” according to the F.A.A. Sarah Palin Announces She’s Running for Congress in AlaskaMs. Palin released a statement on Friday that she was entering the race to replace Representative Don Young, who died last month. Tesla, Unlike Other Carmakers, Reports Big Sales IncreaseThe electric carmaker maintained its momentum from last year even as larger automakers continue to struggle with parts shortages. Man Sentenced to 650 Years in Prison in Brutal 1980s Sex CrimesDNA on an envelope helped to seal the fate of Steven Ray Hessler, who prosecutors said violently assaulted seven women, a 16-year-old girl and two men in Shelby County, Ind., from 1982 to 1985. U.S. Sends Algerian Man Home From Guantánamo Bay After 5-Year DelayThe transfer had been arranged during the Obama administration but was put on pause under President Donald J. Trump. Yemen’s Warring Parties Begin First Cease-Fire in 6 YearsThe two-month truce, brokered by the United Nations, offers hope for a reduction of violence in a war that has rattled the Arabian Peninsula and caused a humanitarian crisis. Spice Could Make History at the Grammys. But She’s Already Won.The Jamaican singer Spice is the first female hard-core dancehall artist to be nominated for a Grammy in the Best Reggae Album category. More Recent Articles
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