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Avril Lavigne engaged to musician Mod Sun after Paris proposal Canadian singer and songwriter Avril Lavigne is engaged to fellow artist Mod Sun, the couple announced Thursday on social media.     R&B singer Ashanti receives star on Hollywood Walk of Fame R&B star and Grammy Award winner Ashanti was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Thursday.   House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, several lawmakers test positive for COVID-19 House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday, a spokesman said -- just one day after she attended a White House event with President Joe Biden.   Masters: Sungjae Im holds 1-shot lead after first round; Tiger Woods in the hunt Sungjae Im held a one-shot lead after the opening round of the 2022 Masters Tournament Thursday at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga.   Braves star Ronald Acuna Jr. reveals rift with former teammate Freddie Freeman Atlanta Braves star outfielder Ronald Acuna Jr. acknowledged during an interview late Wednesday that an internal rift existed between him and former teammate Freddie Freeman.   2 shot, killed in Tel Aviv; gunman at large Two people were shot and killed at the busy hub of Dizengoff Street in Tel Aviv on Thursday night, Israeli officials said.   U.S. consumer debt levels reach $4.48 trillion U.S. consumer debt levels climbed by almost $45 billion in February, reaching $4.48 trillion, according to the Federal Reserve Board's consumer credit report issued on Thursday.   U.N. General Assembly votes to suspend Russia from Human Rights Council The United Nations General Assembly voted Thursday to suspend Russia from the Human Rights Council due to Moscow's military campaign in Ukraine and atrocities against civilians in places like Bucha.   Pakistani Supreme Court restores National Assembly, calls for no-confidence vote against Imran Khan Pakistan's Supreme Court restored the country's National Assembly on Thursday and called for a new no-confidence vote to be held against Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday.   Turkey approves moving Jamal Khashoggi murder trial to Saudi Arabia The trial of 26 men accused of the murder of Saudi Arabian journalist Jamal Khashoggi, was halted Thursday, and a Turkish court ruled the case can be moved to Saudi Arabia.   Winterlike chill to be followed by dramatic warmup in East AccuWeather forecasters say it may feel like a roller-coaster ride of weather in the East this weekend into next week with conditions changing from winter chill one day to unseasonable warmth the next.   EU agrees on coal embargo, other new sanctions against Russia The European Union on Thursday approved a $4.35 billion-per-year embargo on Russian coal and other sanctions against Moscow after citing "horrific human rights violations" during its invasion of Ukraine.   Much of Puerto Rico remains dark after power plant fire An island-wide power outage still has a majority of the 3.2 million residents of Puerto Rico without electricity, although crews had restored power to around 300,000 customers by Thursday afternoon.   Dow rises 87 points as markets rebound from two straight losses The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 87 points on Thursday as markets rebounded from losses brought on by the Federal Reserve's plans to tighten its monetary policy.   Google Lens to roll out multi-search feature on iOS and Android Google Lens is rolling out a multi-search feature to search for words and images combined in the Google app on iOS and Android.   IEA countries to release another 60M barrels of emergency oil The International Energy Agency announced Thursday that member countries agreed to release another 60 million barrels of oil from their emergency stocks amid a shortage exacerbated by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.   Watch: Mountain lion visits Los Angeles man's front door A Los Angeles resident set up a camera outside his home that captured footage of a visit from a locally famous mountain lion.   Tire trouble blamed for mysterious mobile home abandoned in Kansas road A Kansas sheriff said a mobile home found mysteriously abandoned in the middle of a gravel road turned out to have been temporarily left behind due to tire problems.   Look: Heermann's gull spotted for the first time in Maryland Wildlife experts said a Heermann's gull spotted in Baltimore is believed to be the first bird of its species ever seen in Maryland.   Apple orders 'White Darkness' from Tom Hiddleston, 'Pachinko' creator Apple TV+ annoucned Thursday it has ordered the series "The White Darkness" from "Pachinko" creator Soo Hugh and star/EP Tom Hiddleston.   FBI disrupts Russian state-controlled network of hacked computers The FBI removed malware from a network of hacked computers, which infected thousands of devices worldwide under the control of a Russian state-sponsored threat actor dubbed Sandworm.   Mysterious white foam covering Kentucky creek identified as dog shampoo Environmental officials in Kentucky said a mysterious white foam that covered the surface of a creek was identified as harmless dog shampoo.   House passes $55 billion bill to aid restaurants, small businesses The House Thursday passed a bill that would provide $55 billion in additional grants for restaurants and other small businesses.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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E.U. Leaders Weigh a Ban on Russian CoalThe European Union relies on Russia for almost half its coal, but new contracts with other countries could ease the transition, which would stretch over four months.   Inside a Maternity Hospital in Ukraine as War Grinds OnAs artillery shells fall, pregnant women are delivering prematurely, being shuttled in and out of bomb shelters or having babies in basements without even a midwife to help. Tens of thousands more are displaced. Intercepted Russian Radio Traffic Said to Discuss Killings of Ukranian CiviliansThe report adds to evidence of indiscriminate killings by Russian forces. It could not be confirmed whether the radio transmissions collected by German intelligence were from Bucha or another place near the capital, an official said. Ketanji Brown Jackson Becomes First Black Woman on Supreme CourtThe vote was a bipartisan rejection of Republican attempts to paint her as a liberal extremist who had coddled criminals. Ketanji Brown Jackson, a Transformative Justice Whose Impact May Be LimitedJudge Ketanji Brown Jackson will help make the Supreme Court look like the nation but will have little power to halt its rightward trajectory. What Ketanji Brown Jackson Means to Black Women at Harvard Law SchoolJudge Ketanji Brown Jackson, who was confirmed to the Supreme Court on Thursday, will be the first Black woman to serve as a justice. Here’s what that means to Black women at her alma mater. Judge Jackson Is Now a Justice in WaitingHer status is the consequence of Justice Stephen G. Breyer’s early and conditional announcement of his retirement. New Witnesses Interviewed in Trump Investigation, Manhattan D.A. SaysAlvin Bragg, in his first public comments about the inquiry into the former president, insisted his office was continuing to pursue the matter but provided few additional details. N.Y. Attorney General Seeks to Hold Trump in ContemptThe attorney general, Letitia James, has been conducting a civil investigation into former President Donald J. Trump’s family business. F.B.I. to Investigate How Classified Material Went to Trump’s HomeFederal authorities want to know more about how sensitive national security information came to be in 15 boxes of documents and mementos sent to Mar-a-Lago from the White House. Medicare Officially Limits Coverage of Aduhelm to Patients in Clinical TrialsOfficials cited data showing the new Alzheimer’s drug has serious safety risks and may not help patients. Nancy Pelosi Tests Positive for CoronavirusThe House speaker, 82, was asymptomatic, and had previously been vaccinated and boosted, a spokesman said. At Masters, Tiger Woods Shows Flashes of Greatness and Signs of StruggleTiger Woods looked a bit out of practice at times but his putting repeatedly saved him, and the crowd at Augusta National “was electric.” MLB’s Opening Day Is a Reason to CelebrateAfter a lockout, it is easy enough to point out baseball’s flaws — many have tried — but opening day is a reminder of everything the game still does right. Minnesota T.V. Station Finds Old Footage of a Very Young PrinceThe 1970 clip is a “miraculous” find, a former editor at the local CBS station said. It shows an interview with Prince, 11, commenting on a teachers’ strike in Minneapolis. My Girlfriend and I Can’t Get Married. Should We Break Up?A reader, citing “cultural differences,” seeks permission to leave one woman for another. Four Opinion Writers on How the G.O.P. Fringe Took Over American PoliticsJamelle Bouie, Ezra Klein and Jane Coaston join Lulu Garcia-Navarro to discuss culture-war legislation, political strategy and sanctions on Russia. Straight People Need Better Rules for SexWhat if consent isn’t enough? How Germany Became Putin’s EnablerEconomic moralizing apparently applies only to other countries. I’m a Conservative Professor Who Opposed Safe Spaces. I Was Wrong.I often have to ask my students to keep quiet — all in the name of open and free expression. Oh, Josh & Marsha & Ted & Lindsey … Sorry, Justice JacksonAt every stage, the nominee comported herself with professionalism, grace and dignity — the precise opposite of what we witnessed from some of the Republican lawmakers involved. The Currency of Adversity in Elite SpacesHow prestigious universities value student trauma. ‘Grooming’ and the Republican Resurgence of Vintage HomophobiaWith words like “grooming” and “predations,” they’re trafficking in hateful slurs. We May Be Able to Prevent Some Mass ShootingsA new book explains the promise of “behavioral threat assessment.” Vincent Bolloré, the Mogul Behind Marine Le Pen and the French RightVincent Bolloré, the media mogul behind Marine Le Pen, Éric Zemmour and Valérie Pécresse, has made his mark, no matter who wins. How Elon Musk’s ‘Soft Power’ Might Shape Twitter’s FutureCasey Newton and Kara Swisher discuss Twitter’s recent shake-up. What Is Putin Really After in Ukraine?Readers discuss a Bret Stephens column about whether or not Vladimir Putin miscalculated. Also: The Amazon union vote; treatment for sex offenders. How Republicans Failed the UnvaccinatedWhy more enthusiasm and more advertisement might have saved more lives. Using Melatonin or Benadryl to Sleep? Read this.Not all sleep medications are the same. Here’s how to find one that works for you. 从封锁的上海到“正常”的纽约很多人说，上海封城乱象让人想到当初的武汉，好像中国抗疫两年多、取得了一些令世界瞩目的成绩之后，“一夜回到解放前”。在疫情长跑中，哪里能找到正常的生活？ Legal Effort Expands to Disqualify Republicans as ‘Insurrectionists’New lawsuits target Representatives Paul Gosar and Andy Biggs, as well as Mark Finchem, a candidate for Arizona secretary of state, claiming they are barred from office under the 14th Amendment. Dr. Oz’s Senate Bid Reveals His WealthOne of the leading Republican candidates for Senate in Pennsylvania, Dr. Mehmet Oz has a vast fortune that could help him in the race. Alabama Approves Ban on Medical Care for Transgender YouthLegislators also approved a measure restricting discussion of L.G.B.T.Q. issues in public schools. Two Black Coaches Join Brian Flores’s Lawsuit Against the NFLSteve Wilks and Ray Horton added claims that the Arizona Cardinals and Tennessee Titans discriminated in their hiring practices, echoing Flores’s allegations that the league showed bias against Black coaches. Astronomers Find What Might Be the Most Distant Galaxy YetIs the object a galaxy of primordial stars or a black hole knocking on the door of time? The Webb space telescope may help answer that question. 2 Men Posing as Federal Agents Duped Secret Service, U.S. SaysMembers of the Secret Service were placed on leave after receiving gifts, including rent-free apartments, from the men, an affidavit said. One claimed ties to Pakistani intelligence, prosecutors said. Shards of Asteroid That Killed the Dinosaurs May Have Been Found in Fossil SiteIn a North Dakota deposit far from the Chicxulub crater in Mexico, remains of the rock from space were preserved within amber, a paleontologist says. Capitol Fox’s Three Kits Euthanized After Rabies ExposureThe saga of the wild red fox — celebrated as a mascot, then hunted as an aggressive attacker, then killed and found to be rabid — grew darker after her kits were euthanized as well. More Recent Articles
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