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'Hocus Pocus 2' set to arrive on Disney+ in September Disney announced the release date for "Hocus Pocus 2" during the studio's upfronts presentation Tuesday.     Justice Department sues Stephen Wynn to register as foreign agent The Justice Department sued former Wynn Resorts CEO Stephen Wynn to register as a federal agent for allegedly encouraging former President Donald Trump to cancel the visa of a Chinese businessman.   Watch: Marvel's 'She-Hulk: Attorney at Law' gets first trailer, release date Disney+ released the first trailer for Marvel Studios' upcoming "She-Hulk: Attorney at Law" series on Tuesday.   Teen dies, sister rescued after sand collapse at Jersey Shore beach Authorities said a teenage boy died and his sister was injured at a Jersey Shore beach on Tuesday when a large hole they were digging collapsed, trapping the siblings under sand.   NBA Draft Lottery 2022: Orlando Magic win top pick; Thunder get No. 2 choice The Orlando Magic won the NBA Draft Lottery for the fourth time in franchise history Tuesday night and will pick No. 1 in the 2022 draft.   Amber Heard wraps up testimony in Johnny Depp defamation trial Actress Amber Heard finished testifying Tuesday in the defamation trial brought by her ex-husband, Johnny Depp.   Grand Canal painting fetches $56.6M, a record for Monet Venice work A Claude Monet painting of the Grand Canal in Italy sold at auction Tuesday for $56.6 million, the highest one of his Venice paintings has fetched, Sotheby's in New York announced.   Hezbollah loses parliamentary majority in Lebanon Hezbollah lost its majority in Lebanon's government in the nation's election on Sunday.   MLB suspends Orioles pitcher Matt Harvey 60 games for drug distribution Former All-Star pitcher Matt Harvey was suspended 60 games Tuesday for violating Major League Baseball's drug program.   NASA astronaut Jessica Watkins honored to be part of 'long legacy' NASA astronaut Jessica Watkins made history last month when she became one of the latest astronauts to come aboard the International Space Station.   Michigan judge blocks 1931 abortion law if Roe vs. Wade overturned A Michigan Court of Claims judge issued a preliminary injunction Tuesday against the state's 1931 abortion ban, in case Roe vs. Wade is overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court.   People with aortic stenosis may benefit from earlier valve replacement, study finds People with a form of heart disease called aortic stenosis should undergo valve replacement surgery before symptoms first appear in order to avoid permanent damage, researchers said in an article published Tuesday.   U.S. to ease sanctions on Venezuela, allow negotiations with oil companies The United States will ease some sanctions against Venezuela, allowing U.S. and European oil companies to negotiate to resume services in the South American country.   Ukrainian soldiers uncover ancient amphorae while digging trenches in Odessa Ukrainian soldiers digging trenches in the city of Odessa in preparation for a Russian attack uncovered artifacts dating as far back as the 3rd century, the military announced.   Netflix cuts 150 workers in new round of layoffs Netflix laid off 150 employees Tuesday as the streaming giant faces subscriber losses, slower revenue growth and a shareholder lawsuit.   House Democrats introduce bill to address baby formula shortage House Democrats introduced legislation Tuesday to help address the country's ongoing shortage of baby formula.   Reports: U.S. officials say China Eastern Airlines crash may have been intentional A China Eastern Airlines flight that crashed earlier this year in Guangxi province and killed 132 may have been caused by an intentional act, U.S. authorities investigating the crash said Tuesday.   New NOAA study finds increase in Atlantic hurricanes linked to cleaner air Researchers examined how particulate air pollution, or aerosols, and climate change have affected tropical cyclones across the planet over the past 40 years in a new study.   Dow Jones rises 431 points as markets stage rally after losing streaks The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 431 points on Tuesday following a seven-week losing streak.   Johns Hopkins students invent edible 'Tastee Tape' to keep burritos together A team of Johns Hopkins University students are aiming to change the way people eat their burritos with a new invention: edible tape.   Watch: Arkansas water tower leak makes Johnny Cash silhouette appear to be urinating Johnny Cash is once again making headlines in his Arkansas hometown after a bullet hole in a "very sensitive area" of the musician's silhouette on the local water tower made the man in black appear to be urinating.   116-year-old 'ghost tracks' unearthed following pesky coastal storm Mysterious World War I-era railroad tracks hidden in the Atlantic Ocean? It's not quite the plot of a thriller, but rather an actual discovery found along a beach in Cape May, N.J., in the wake of a storm last week.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Biden Heads to Buffalo to Mourn Shooting VictimsThe challenge for a president who came to office preaching unity may be how to take on those preaching hate.   Before the Buffalo Shooting Began, Suspect Invited Others to Review Plans on Discord.The man accused of killing 10 people at a Buffalo supermarket permitted a small group to join his private chatroom about 30 minutes before the massacre. U.S. Gun Production Triples Since 2000, Fueled by Handgun PurchasesThe A.T.F. released a trove of gun manufacturing data on Tuesday, the first comprehensive survey of firearms commerce data in decades. Attack hits local Black publications hard, taking one of their own.Retired Russian Colonel Says on State TV That Ukraine War Isn’t Going WellIt was a rare moment in a country where broadcasters generally follow the Kremlin’s talking points about the war. Justice Dept. Is Said to Request Transcripts From Jan. 6 CommitteeThe committee has interviewed more than 1,000 people so far, and the transcripts could be used as evidence in potential criminal cases or to pursue new leads. Japan’s Economy Shrank 1 Percent as Consumers Fled CovidThe world’s third-largest economy lost momentum in the first three months of the year after the Omicron variant suppressed demand at home. White House Offers Another Round of Free Virus Tests Through U.S.P.S.The move doubled to 16 the total number of tests available to each U.S. household through a program that debuted over the winter. With Plunging Enrollment, a ‘Seismic Hit’ to Public SchoolsThe pandemic has supercharged the decline in the nation’s public school system in ways that experts say will not easily be reversed. Climate Change Has Made Deadly Heat Waves NormalIn India, weeks of 100-degree heat have become just another everyday climate anomaly. The Right Weaponizes America Against ItselfYou cannot defend the ideal of E pluribus unum by deleting pluribus. Why Do We Swallow What Big Oil and the Green Movement Tell Us?Neither is being realistic about a smooth transition to renewable energy. The Buffalo Shooting and the Danger of White Replacement TheoryHow replacement theory jeopardizes democracy. Crashing Crypto: Is This Time Different?Celebrity endorsements may signal the end of an era. ‘Racism’ Has Too Many Definitions. We Need Another Term.The word belongs in a discussion about the Buffalo tragedy. Something else should describe racial disparities. 10 Republicans on President Trump’s Sway in Georgia, Ohio and PennsylvaniaNostalgia for the former president ran high, but his influence in big elections in swing states this month depended on the candidate. How Biden Could Alleviate the Baby Formula ShortageWhy is the wealthiest country in the world struggling to provide basic nutrition to so many children? What Was Your Teenage Anthem? Listeners of the Modern Love Podcast Respond.Listeners from around the world shared their teenage anthems. From Nat King Cole to One Direction, these are the songs that filled their adolescent hearts with longing and passion. Know your risks. Then prepare.Researchers used new data to calculate fire threats to homes and other properties throughout the lower 48 states. We made a map. U.S. Accuses Steve Wynn of Lobbying Trump on Behalf of ChinaThe Justice Department said that by serving as a middleman for the Chinese government, Mr. Wynn acted as a foreign agent and must register as one. Pentagon Faults Review of Deadly Airstrike but Finds No WrongdoingThe military’s inquiry followed a New York Times investigation describing allegations that officials sought to conceal dozens of civilian casualties. Urvashi Vaid, Pioneering L.G.B.T.Q. Activist, Is Dead at 63Over a four-decade career, she profoundly shaped a range of progressive issues, including AIDS advocacy, prison reform and gay rights. Michigan Judge Suspends an Abortion Ban From 1931The law is obsolete because of Roe v. Wade but still on the books. Abortion rights advocates are worried that a potential Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe will revive it. New Research Offers Clues as to Why Some Babies Die of SIDSThe study could pave the way for newborn screening — but the results still need to be corroborated by further research. For ‘The Lincoln Lawyer,’ Manuel Garcia-Rulfo Climbs in the Front SeatFor his first TV lead, the actor plays Mickey Haller, who lawyers from the back seat of his car. It’s a tricky job when your native language isn’t English. More Recent Articles
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