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New 'Tomb Raider' video game in development on Unreal Engine 5 Crystal Dynamics confirmed Tuesday that a new "Tomb Raider" video game is in development and will be built using Unreal Engine 5.     Bobby Rydell, teenage idol and 'Bye Bye Birdie' star, dies at 79 Bobby Rydell, a teenage idol from the 1960s known for songs like "Wild One" and his role as Hugo Peabody in the 1963 film "Bye Bye Birdie," has died. He was 79.   U.S. announces additional $100M in military aid to Ukraine The Biden administration announced late Tuesday a drawdown of $100 million in security assistance for Ukraine.   Former Virginia police officer faces trial for Jan. 6 riots Former Virginia police officer Thomas Robertson stood trial for his alleged actions during the Jan. 6 riots as his lawyers said he only entered the Capitol building to help his friend.   Third suspect arrested in Sacramento shooting Authorities in Northern California said Tuesday that they have captured a third suspect in a mass shooting attack in Sacramento that killed a half-dozen people this week.   Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby to step down from role later this year Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby, who has led the conference since 2012, will "step away from the Commissioner's chair" later this year, the league announced.   Attorneys seek to reopen case of Tennessee death row prisoner citing new DNA evidence Attorneys for a Tennessee death row prisoner have filed a motion seeking to reopen his case weeks ahead of his scheduled execution.   WarnerMedia CEO Jason Kilar to step down as Discovery merger closes WarnerMedia CEO Jason Kilar said Tuesday he will step down from his role as the company prepares to complete a merger with Discovery.   College basketball: Kentucky Wildcats' Oscar Tshiebwe wins 2022 Wooden Award Kentucky Wildcats forward Oscar Tshiebwe captured the 2022 John R. Wooden Award on Tuesday, it was announced.   'To All the Boys' spinoff 'XO, Kitty' recasts love interest Netflix announced the start of production on "XO, Kitty" on Tuesday along with casting announcements. A new actor has been cast as Kitty (Anna Cathcart)'s love interest, Dae.   Oklahoma House approves bill banning abortion The Oklahoma House of Representatives on Tuesday passed a near-total ban on abortions Tuesday, sending the legislation to Gov. Kevin Stitt's desk for a signature.   UAE sentences Israeli woman to death for possession of 500 grams of cocaine An Israeli woman on Tuesday was sentenced to death by the United Arab Emirates after she was convicted of possessing 500 grams of cocaine.   Lakers' LeBron James to miss possible elimination game due to ankle injury The Los Angeles Lakers will be without superstar forward LeBron James for Tuesday night's possible elimination game against the Phoenix Suns.   Canadian oysters linked to norovirus outbreak The United States and Canada are investigating a multistate outbreak of norovirus illnesses linked to raw oysters from Canada.   Missing Charles Darwin notebooks returned to Cambridge University Library after two decades Two of Charles Darwin's notebooks that went missing from the Cambridge University Library in 2001 were anonymously returned in March.   Axiom set to launch Friday, NASA's new SLS moon rocket to wait for finish of wet dress rehearsal NASA has decided to pause testing on its next moon rocket, the Space Launch System, and instead proceed with the launch of SpaceX's first private astronaut mission, Axiom-1, which is slated for Friday, April 8.   Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky calls on Security Council to expel Russia, warns of more atrocities by Moscow Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appeared before the United Nations Security Council on Tuesday and spoke with urgency in urging the body to act decisively to help Ukrainians and end the Russian invasion.   Arkansas senator slams Biden over reportedly extending pause on student loans Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton criticized President Joe Biden on Tuesday, after multiple media reports that Biden is planning to extend a pause on federal student loan repayments through Aug. 31.   Report: Initiative still allows advertising unhealthy foods to kids More than one-third of food products advertised to kids, such as sugary cereals and sweet snacks, are not considered healthy dietary options, a report released Tuesday by the Rudd Center for Food Policy and Health.   Twitter restricts Russian government use of site Twitter on Tuesday announced that it's limiting the content of 300 official Russian government accounts amid Moscow's efforts to crack down on the spread of information.   Dow falls 280 points as Fed governor says inflation 'much too high' The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 280 points as markets gave up early gains after Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard said inflation is "much too high."   Wildfire danger to accompany record-challenging heat in California A wave of warmth is set to build over the western United States from Wednesday to Saturday, putting multiple records at risk of being broken and increasing the fire threat as temperatures climb well above average.   War crimes trial begins for alleged Sudanese militia leader An alleged former Sudan militia leader facing allegations that he committed war crimes and crimes against humanity in Darfur, pleaded not guilty to the 31 charges against him on Tuesday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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US Blocks Russia’s Access to Dollars for Bond PaymentsThe U.S. Treasury tightened its restrictions on Russian financial transactions on Monday, when more than half a billion dollars in bond payments were due.   At Least 200 Feared Dead in Apartments Hit by Russia, Officials SayAfter Russian forces withdrew from Borodyanka, a commuter town near Ukraine’s capital, families are searching the rubble for bodies. Video Captures Russian Forces Firing on Ukrainian Cyclist in BuchaChilling aerial video from Ukraine adds to the evidence of Russian atrocities against civilians and undercuts their denials of wrongdoing. After Russian advances, the U.S., Britain and Australia expand a partnership to develop hypersonic missiles.Yellen to Warn of Economic Repercussions From Ukraine InvasionThe Treasury secretary plans to highlight risks of rising food and energy prices at a congressional hearing on Wednesday. Some Ukrainian Refugees Are Returning Home, Despite the RisksA growing number of families, convinced the war could last for years, have decided that facing danger at home is better than life as a refugee. The ‘next pivotal battle’ in Ukraine? Sloviansk, military analysts say.A new report says Russia needs to seize the city or its campaign to capture eastern Ukraine “will likely fail.” Hackers’ Fake Claims of Ukrainian Surrender Aren’t Fooling Anyone. So What’s Their Goal?Experts say the hackers’ intentions might not be to actually trick anyone, but to erode confidence in Ukrainian media outlets and institutions. Oklahoma Lawmakers Approve Near-Total Ban on AbortionThe measure is part of a wave of stringent abortion restrictions enacted by legislators in Republican-led states. Jan. 6 Investigation Confronts Sprawling Cast of CharactersThe wide net being cast by prosecutors as they move beyond charging rioters could encompass scores of potential witnesses from inside and outside of government. Ivanka Trump Testifies to House Panel Investigating Jan. 6 AttackThe former president’s daughter and adviser was in the West Wing with him as a pro-Trump mob stormed the Capitol. She is said to have tried to persuade him to call off the rioters. Elon Musk Joins Twitter BoardFree speech, open-source algorithms — and an edit button: The world’s richest person will soon help steer the social media platform where he has a huge following. Coronavirus Response Bill Stalls Amid Dispute Over Immigration PolicyRepublicans blocked a move to bring up a $10 billion Covid response package after Democrats refused to consider amendments, including one to keep in place pandemic-era immigration curbs. With a Few Jokes, Biden and Obama Revisit the ‘Good Old Days’The visit to the White House by former President Barack Obama, one of the Democratic Party’s most popular figures, comes at a time when President Biden could use a boost. Truck Drivers’ On-the-Job Training Can Be Costly if They QuitFreight haulers draw rookie drivers by promising to get them licensed. The obligation that follows, one lawyer says, amounts to indentured servitude. Molly Shannon, of Saturday Night Live, Has a New MemoirIn a new memoir, “Hello, Molly!”, Shannon — the “Saturday Night Live” alumna — recounts her comedy career and the devastating family tragedy that changed her life. Rags-to-Riches Stories Are Actually Kind of DisturbingFrom Horatio Alger and E.L. James to T. Boone Pickens and Charles Koch, books by and about the ultrawealthy reveal some of our darkest American fantasies. Ke Huy Quan: From Short Round to Romantic Lead After Four Long DecadesA child star in the 1980s, he hit a dry patch and turned to stunt work in the 2000s. Now he has returned to acting in a part that blends his action and drama chops. The Great Resignation is Coming to an End, Statistics ShowThe past few months of data have pretty much destroyed this employment narrative. Biden Is Still Right. Putin Has to Go.Russian atrocities in Ukraine require the West to take a harder stance. After the Pandemic, I Want My Life to Be Less ConvenientThe pandemic turned many of us into hermits. It’s time to go out again. For 25 Years, My Dad Helped Build Weapons of DeathMy father fled Vietnam only to spend the rest of his life in American factories helping shore up the same military that had set our family adrift. College Became the Default. Let’s Rethink That.Imagine a world that gave high schoolers more options. Amazon Fought Workers Trying to Unionize, and It BackfiredThe successful organization of a warehouse in Staten Island offers a real glimmer of hope for the American working class. A Viral Case Against Crypto, ExploredThe video essayist Dan Olson explains the dangers lurking in the culture and ideology that surround digital currency. Inside Shanghai’s Covid-19 LockdownWhat it’s like to lock down after two years free of Covid worries. Putin’s War Has Started a Global Food CrisisThese are the countries that will be most affected by rising food prices. The Ruble Has Bounced Back. What Does That Mean?Russia’s financial position is stronger in the short term than many expected. Ditch the Oil, and the Petro-Dictators TooResponses to a column by Thomas L. Friedman. Also: The true patriots; Covid choices of strangers; wildflowers. Can Congressional Democrats Make a Deal on Covid Spending With Mitt Romney?It’s time to stop slathering so much attention on Joe Manchin. The 2022 Grammys: Let’s DiscussWhat are the awards at this point, and who benefits from them? Space Tourism Isn’t Just JoyridingHaving rich guys like Jeff Bezos in orbit can make space travel routine and help all of us dream big. Severe Weather in the South: Here’s What to KnowFive tornadoes touched down in Mississippi, a man was killed in his Texas home by a falling tree and more wild weather is in store for the Southeast. Eric Greitens Tests the Limits of the Trump Scandal-Survival PlaybookA leading Republican candidate for Senate in Missouri, Greitens faces new allegations from his ex-wife that join a long list of controversies. But for now, he’s staying in the race. Bobby Rydell, Teenage Idol With Enduring Appeal, Dies at 79He had his first hit in 1959. Six decades later, teamed with his fellow singers Frankie Avalon and Fabian, he was still drawing crowds. Tiny Toad Could Upend Nevada Geothermal Power Plant ProjectThe only place in the world where the species is found is on 760 acres of wetlands about 100 miles east of Reno, Nev., near a renewable energy project. Tiger Woods Says He Intends to Play the MastersWoods, who sustained significant leg injuries in a single-car crash in February 2021, has played several practice rounds at Augusta National this week. Peru’s President Lifts Curfew That Shut Down Capital to Curb ProtestsPresident Pedro Castillo had banned Lima residents from leaving their homes for nearly 24 hours, raising concerns among human rights groups and critics, but demonstrations continued after he backtracked. ‘I-65 Killer’ Who Terrorized Motel Clerks in the 1980s Is IdentifiedThe authorities said they connected Harry Edward Greenwell, who died in 2013, to at least three murders in Kentucky and Indiana, using genetic genealogy. Fox Captured on Capitol Grounds After Reports of AttacksAnimal control officers descended on Capitol Hill after reports of lawmakers, staff members and reporters being attacked by a wild fox believed to have been nesting on the Capitol grounds. Judge Dismisses Manslaughter Charges in Duck Boat Accident That Killed 17A circuit court judge said prosecutors had not proved that three employees committed felony offenses by taking the boat out on a lake near Branson, Mo., before powerful thunderstorms struck. Richard Linklater and Sandra Adair: Three Decades of Action and CutsThe director and the editor have collaborated on 20 features, including “Apollo 10½,” now on Netflix. Tiny Love Stories: ‘I Quietly, Foolishly Eloped’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. More Recent Articles
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