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'Toddlers & Tiaras' star Kailia Posey dies at 16 Former "Toddlers & Tiaras" star Kailia Posey has died, her family announced. She was 16.     Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signs six-week abortion ban into law Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signed the Oklahoma Heartbeat Act, which bans abortions around the sixth week of pregnancy into law on Tuesday.   Post Malone expecting first child with girlfriend: 'Happiest I've ever been' Post Malone is expecting his first child with his girlfriend, whom Malone hasn't publicly identified.   Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro wins Sixth Man of the Year Award Miami Heat sharpshooter Tyler Herro was named the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year for the 2021-22 season, the league announced Tuesday.   Missouri executes man who confessed to killing elderly couple Missouri on Tuesday executed a death row prisoner convicted of killing an elderly couple during a robbery in 1996.   Notable Deaths of 2022 Actor Robert Morse, Actor Gilbert Gottfried, NFL quarterback Dwayne Haskins, Football player Rayfield Wright, singer Bobby Rydell, actress Estelle Harris and singer Tom Parker are among the notable deaths for 2022.   Former Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta dead Former U.S. Secretary of Transportation Norman Mineta died Tuesday at the age of 91, his former chief of staff confirmed.   Texas National Guard guidance discouraging saving drowning migrants draws scrutiny The recent death of a National Guard soldier who drowned trying to save migrants has led to increased scrutiny of the Texas Military Department's policy discouraging service members from engaging in water rescues.   Police: Body found in Lake Mead barrel was likely 1970s-1980s homicide victim Police in Las Vegas on Tuesday said that the man whose remains were found in a barrel in Lake Mead likely died as a result of gunshot wound in the mid-1970s or early 1980s.   British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says 'Ukraine will be free' during speech to Kyiv lawmakers British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said "Ukraine will be free," during a taped address to Kyiv lawmakers on Tuesday.   Soccer: Liverpool edges Villarreal, advances to Champions League final Liverpool overcame their sluggish effort in the first half and rallied past Villarreal 3-2 on Tuesday at Estadio de la Ceramica, advancing to the Champions League final for the third time in five seasons.   Judge denies Amber Heard's request to throw out Johnny Depp defamation suit A Virginia judge on Tuesday denied a request by Amber Heard's legal team to toss out a defamation lawsuit filed by ex-husband Johnny Depp.   Rome residents impose curfew after increase in wild boar attacks People living in Rome began imposing curfews Tuesday after a growing number of encounters with wild boars, according to residents in several neighborhoods.   Diets high in protein, zinc and vitamin B3 boost heart health, study finds People who consume a Mediterranean-type diet high in nutrients such as protein, zinc and vitamin B3 may see improvements in heart health, a study presented Tuesday found.   Some civilians evacuated from Mariupol, but hundreds remain in key Ukraine city Dozens of civilians were evacuated from the strategic port city of Mariupol on Tuesday as Russian forces stormed the steel plant where hundreds were taking refuge.   Donald Trump settles non-profit spending lawsuit with Washington, D.C. Former President Donald Trump settled a lawsuit Tuesday with the District of Columbia over accusations of improperly spending non-profit funds, court documents show.   Markets post slight gains for 2nd straight day as investors await Fed meeting The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 67 points Tuesday as markets opened the month of May with two days of consecutive gains.   Watch: Bear roots through truck, closes itself in car outside Connecticut home A Connecticut man had to call wildlife authorities for help when a black bear closed itself inside his mother-in-law's car after searching for food in his truck.   Record number of countries ranked 'very bad' for press freedom, report says A record number of countries have been ranked "very bad" for press freedom amid increasing media polarization, according to the new World Press Freedom Index released on Tuesday.   Daredevil walks slackline between hot air balloons, breaks world record A Brazilian daredevil broke a Guinness World Record when he crossed a slackline suspended between two hot air balloons 6,236 feet over the ground.   President Joe Biden says U.S. aid 'changing people's lives' in Ukraine President Joe Biden on Tuesday praised American aid to Ukraine for "changing people's lives" during a visit to Alabama to tour a Lockheed Martin facility.   Watch: Pet owner searching for two peacocks on the loose in Kansas A Kansas woman is asking neighbors to keep an eye out for a pair of unusual runaway pets -- two peacocks.   Rain could change the odds for Saturday's Kentucky Derby As jockeys, horses and spectators prepare for the hotly anticipated event, AccuWeather forecasters say Mother Nature may shake up the odds this weekend for the Kentucky Derby.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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A Supreme Court in Disarray After an Extraordinary BreachThe leak of a draft majority opinion overruling Roe v. Wade raises questions about motives, methods and whether defections are still possible.   How Americans Are Responding to the Leaked Draft Opinion About Roe v. WadeSupporters and opponents of abortion rights were anticipating a Supreme Court decision this summer, but the sudden release of a draft opinion set off a wave of impromptu protests. The Leaked Draft Opinion on Roe Draws on Familiar ArgumentsJustice Samuel A. Alito Jr. argued two basic points: The Constitution is silent on the question of abortion and Roe’s flaws make it unworthy of respect as precedent. Oklahoma Bans Abortions After About Six Weeks of PregnancyGov. Kevin Stitt signed the Oklahoma Heartbeat Act, modeled on the one that came into force in Texas last year. Democrats Vow Response to Roe v. Wade Ruling but Have Few OptionsWith neither the 60 votes needed to break a filibuster of legislation to protect abortion rights nor the 50 votes to pass it, Senate Democrats said they would try anyway. Inside Politico’s Roe v. Wade ScoopThe publication knew it was onto something big. But first, its leaders had to host a prominent Washington event and say nothing. Overnight, Midterms Get a White-Hot New Focus: AbortionExultant Republicans planned new bans. Democrats, who have struggled to rally around abortion rights, hoped a bruising Supreme Court loss could jolt their voters into action. Russia’s War Has Been Brutal, but Putin Has Shown Some Restraint. Why?Western officials are debating the Kremlin’s calculations in not trying harder to halt weapons shipments in Ukraine. Analysts wonder whether a bigger mobilization by Moscow is on the horizon. Evacuees From Mariupol’s Steel Plant Tell of Horrors and SurvivalNearly 130 people reached relative safety after sheltering for weeks in dark bunkers under the Azovstal plant, under constant bombardment, with dwindling food. Brittney Griner Was ‘Wrongfully Detained’, U.S. Government SaysThe State Department went public with its push to negotiate Griner’s release from custody in Russia, where she has been held on drug charges since February. The Era of Cheap and Plenty May Be EndingSupplies of goods are coming up short in the pandemic, and prices have jumped. Some economists warn that the changes could linger. Hochul Chooses Antonio Delgado as New Lieutenant GovernorMr. Delgado is also expected to serve as Gov. Kathy Hochul’s running mate this year, replacing former Lt. Gov. Brian Benjamin. To Save Water Amid a Megadrought, Las Vegas Outlaws GrassWith drought and growth taking a toll on the Colorado River, the source of 90 percent of the region’s water, a new law in Las Vegas mandates the removal of turf, patch by patch. The Tale of ZenLedger’s Dan Hannum, Who Wasn’t Who He Said He WasThe chief operating officer of ZenLedger, a software company, boasted of work for Goldman Sachs and Larry King. Did anyone check to see if it was true? Overturning Roe Is a Radical, Not Conservative, ChoiceAn abrupt and profound change to an established law is utterly destructive to respect for the law. Roxane Gay: The Roe v. Wade Draft Decision Shows It’s Time to RageWe can’t let this country become a hollow theocracy. ‘You Haven’t Seen Anything Yet’: What’s Next if Roe GoesA conversation on the extraordinary leak that could forever change reproductive rights in America. What Will America Be Like Without Roe v. Wade?The coming nightmare of illegal abortion. A Message to the Biden Team on Ukraine: Talk LessLoose lips could lead to huge unintended consequences. What Your Younger Employees Are Really ThinkingTwelve millennials talked to Times Opinion about the Great Resignation, returning to the office and the workplace in America today. Black Twitter Is Not a Place. It’s a Practice.The origins and meaning of Black Twitter. What the Leaked Draft on Abortion Reveals About the Supreme CourtWe’re seeing a breakdown of internal norms that tracks with the broader erosion of American institutions in recent years. Good Products and Bad BusinessesSome digital inventions have seemed brilliant, but their business plans might not work. Jennifer Egan Talks About ‘The Candy House’Egan’s new novel is a follow-up to her Pulitzer Prize-winning “A Visit From the Goon Squad.” New York’s Next Great Breakfast DestinationsProspect Heights and Crown Heights are saying no to bad breakfasts. Britain’s Parliament Is Rocked by Sexist Episodes. Again.Encouraging more women to run for office, critics say, is just one way to counter pervasive misogyny and sexual harassment in Parliament. Starbucks Plans Wage Increases That Won’t Apply to Unionized WorkersThe initiative was announced as labor organizers have won initial votes at more than 50 stores, including several this week. Norman Y. Mineta, First Japanese American Cabinet Member, Dies at 90Interned during World War II, he went to Congress and later served in the cabinets of Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush. New York City Eliminates the Rules That Govern Art and Other AuctionsAuction houses like Sotheby’s and Christie’s will no longer need to be licensed as part of a sweeping package designed to promote a business-friendly climate. Sidney Crosby, 17 Seasons On, Is Ready to Wreck the N.H.L. PlayoffsOne of the league’s longest active players, Crosby quietly had an exceptional season. His Pittsburgh Penguins are in the playoffs for the 16th consecutive year. 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