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Biden suspends tariffs on Ukraine steel for one year President Joe Biden on Friday signed a proclamation suspending tariffs on steel from Ukraine for one year amid the Russian invasion, but he did not amend tariffs on steel products.     Trump, Cruz and Abbott speak against gun control at NRA conference Former President Donald Trump and Sen. Ted Cruz spoke against gun control measures at a conference for the National Rifle Association held in Texas on Friday in the aftermath of the Uvalde elementary school shooting.   U.S. Army reservist convicted for storming U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 A man who was in the U.S. Army Reserves when he stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, has been convicted after claiming he didn't know the building was where Congress meets.   Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says he was ‘misled’ on police response to Uvalde shooting Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Friday said he was "misled" about the police response to the Uvalde elementary school shooting days after praising the response of law enforcement.   Rhode Island zoo welcomes birth of world's most endangered wolf A Rhode Island zoo announced the birth of a critically endangered red wolf pup -- the first born at the facility since 2005.   Jury enters deliberations in Johnny Depp, Amber Heard case A Fairfax County, Va., jury began deliberations Friday in the defamation trial between actors Johnny Depp and Amber Heard after about six weeks of testimony and accusations of abuse from both.   Watch: Squirrel freed of zip tie 'belt' in Michigan A Michigan woman was able to rescue a squirrel with a zip tie around its body with the help of social media and a local animal rescuer.   Watch: Man with world record-setting 848 square tattoos adds to his total The man who holds the Guinness World Record for most squares tattooed on his body -- 848 -- said he has since added more squares to his body, as well as a special Guinness tattoo.   U.S. stocks break losing streaks for best week since 2020 The three major stock indexes in the United States made gains this week, rebounding some from weeks of losses for the best week since November 2020.   How 'eternal flame' at John F. Kennedy's grave persists even amid inclement weather On a November day in 1963, Jacqueline Kennedy stood before the coffin of her late husband, lighting a torch at the head of the grave with the intention of the flame being an eternal symbol of John F. Kennedy's spirit.   Russia gains ground in Ukraine's east and enters outskirts of Severodonetsk Russia's military is gaining ground in Ukraine's east as they continue to try to encircle Severodonetsk. Ukraine denied that the city is surrounded and said fighting continues there.   Study: Inappropriate antibiotic use in kids increases healthcare costs Inappropriate antibiotic prescriptions given to non-hospitalized American children in 2017 led to at least $74 million in excess healthcare costs, according to a study released Thursday.   Man eats three Carolina Reaper chilies in 8.72 seconds for world record A California man put his love of spicy food to the limit when he broke a Guinness World Record by downing three Carolina Reaper chili peppers in 8.72 seconds.   Odd England: Bull in a pool, $21,000 thrift store chair, misspelled road Merry Old England is known for many things -- Big Ben, David Beckham, fish and chips, dedicated soccer fans, black cabs and the Beatles, for example -- but the country also has a lesser-known side as a home for odd news.   Federal judge tosses Trump suit trying to stop NY AG investigation U.S. District Judge Brenda Sannes on Friday tossed former President Donald Trump's suit seeking to block New York Attorney General Letitia James from investigating his businesses.   In photos: President Joe Biden speaks at Naval Academy graduation President Joe Biden speaks during the Naval Academy graduation and commissioning ceremony in Annapolis, Md., on May 27, 2022. His speech focused on the war in Ukraine.   In photos: Scenes from the 'Spin Spin Triangulene' preview at The Guggenheim Museum The Guggenheim Museum in New York City held a press preview for Cecilia Vicunaher's solo exhibition: "Spin Spin Triangulene" on May 27, 2022. The exhibition will be on display through September 5, 2022.   Texas official: Waiting to engage Uvalde school shooter was 'wrong decision' Texas' top law enforcement officer said Friday that police made the "wrong decision" not to immediately breach the classroom where a gunman had barricaded himself and killed 21 people.   French Open: Gauff advances, Djokovic vs. Nadal looms Cori "Coco" Gauff became one of three American women to advance to the fourth round of the French Open on Friday in Paris. Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic also won and remain on track for a premier quarterfinal matchup.   Indy 500 favorite Scott Dixon says track picks the winner Race favorite Scott Dixon claimed the Indianapolis 500 pole for the fifth time of his career, but says the Indianapolis Motor Speedway track ultimately determines the winner of IndyCar's premier event.   Study: Higher spending on cancer care in U.S. doesn't improve outcomes A new global study found that national cancer care spending shows no relationship to population-level cancer mortality rates, leaving the United States with only slightly better outcomes despite higher spending.   Look: Seventeen release new album, 'Hot' music video K-pop group Seventeen released the album "Face the Sun" and a music video for the song "Hot."   Watch: Fugitive lamb captured on South Carolina tennis court A lamb was captured, after wandering loose for nearly a week in a South Carolina community, when members of the public lured it onto a tennis court.   Look: Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain channel the '60s in 'Mother's Instinct' photos Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain pay homage to the 1960s in newly released first look photos for their upcoming film, "Mother's Instinct."   Tourist boat accident off Western Australia injures 20 Twenty tourists were injured, 12 seriously, in a tourist boat accident off Western Australia on Friday when passengers were thrown overboard.   Charli XCX cancels shows: 'I have completely lost my voice' "Beg for You" singer Charli XCX is on vocal rest and will no longer perform planned shows in Europe and the U.K.   Israel moves forward with Sunday's flag march despite concerns over violence A controversial flag march in Jerusalem on Sunday will go through the Damascus Gate and the Muslim Quarters, sparking concerns of violence as the event leads to the Western Wall.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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At N.R.A. Convention, the Blame Is on ‘Evil,’ Not GunsAbove all else, activists and politicians at the gathering sought to divert pressure to support popular overhauls like expanded background checks by seizing on the issue of school safety.   Fact-Checking Trump and Cruz at the N.R.A. ConventionThe former president and the Texas senator made inaccurate or misleading claims about the efficacy of gun restrictions, gun ownership trends and school shootings. Active Shooting Trainings Teach the U.S. Police to ‘Stop the Killing’As the Uvalde, Texas, massacre raises questions about the police response, experts describe complex, shifting circumstances. Speed, they say, is essential. A Putin Opponent From Russia Leads Fighters Against His Home Country“The hottest place to fight against the regime was in Ukraine,” says a unit commander who has been a volunteer soldier for his adopted country on and off since 2015. Why the Once-Hawkish Heritage Foundation Opposed Aid to UkraineThe conservative think tank has shifted on foreign policy along with the Republican grass-roots, and it is taking a more skeptical view of U.S. involvement in the world. Ferocious Russian Attacks Spur Accusations of Genocide in UkraineThe country is at “imminent” risk of genocide, a new report says, as Russia turns to ultrapowerful conventional weapons. Trump’s Lawsuit Against Letitia James Is DismissedMr. Trump had argued that an inquiry by the attorney general, Letitia James, violated his constitutional rights. It was his second legal loss in two days. Grand Jury Begins Trump Inquiry in Georgia With Up to 50 SubpoenasThe district attorney in Fulton County, Ga., is weighing racketeering charges connected to G.O.P. attempts to overturn the 2020 election. Housing Market Has Altered the Math of MovingThe housing market has altered the math of moving for nearly everyone. Which Cannes Films Have the Best Oscar Odds?Movies from Park Chan-wook, Lukas Dhont and Hirokazu Kore-eda could be what academy voters are looking for. But don’t count out “Top Gun: Maverick.” Winning Looks From the Cannes Film FestivalTrends and other takeaways from the fashion show — sorry, movie gathering — on the Croisette. How Kim Kardashian Is Bringing Buzz (and Business) to Staten IslandWhen the comedian Pete Davidson, a passionate ambassador for the borough, takes the starlet out for pizza there, fans follow. The Current Generation of Mass ShootingsThe next mass shooting is just a matter of time. Amanda Gorman Poem: Hymn for the HurtingA new poem from Amanda Gorman, written after the tragedy in Uvalde, Texas. Nothing Is Stopping the N.R.A.’s Gun Orgy in TexasIn a sign that it’s never “too soon” to glorify guns, G.O.P. leaders are gathering in Texas to wallow in that orgy of gun fetishism known as the N.R.A.’s annual convention. The Uvalde Shooting Shows America May Be Broken Beyond RepairIf our system can’t respond to the slaughter of children, what can it do? It’s Not Looking Too Good for Government of the People, by the People and for the PeopleThe filibuster is only one part of the larger problem of the capture of America’s political institutions by an unrepresentative minority. What Would an Egalitarian Internet Actually Look Like?The online system is broken. How do we fix it? Gun Violence Is Like What Segregation Was. An Unaddressed Moral Stain.How else to explain the resistance to dealing with it? America Kills Its Enemies in Our Name. And Then Keeps It Secret.What does it mean to be a citizen of a state that kills for you but doesn’t tell you about it? Are you still responsible? What to Cook This WeekendAs we look ahead to summer, consider spicy clam dip, watermelon salad with fried shallots or pineapple upside-down cake. The True Cost of Kylian Mbappé’s New DealIt is easy to be dazzled by money in soccer, especially as the figures blur into incomprehension. But the numbers matter because of what comes next. Remembering the ‘Great Stewardess Rebellion’Nell McShane Wulfhart discusses her new history of a labor movement, and James Kirchick talks about “Secret City: The Hidden History of Gay Washington.” 11 Families in Senegal Welcomed Newborns. A Fire Left Them Devastated.Joy over the births turned to shock and grief after a blaze swept through a neonatal ward at a hospital in Senegal. “There’s nothing we can do but suffer,” said a man who lost his grandson. Meet the Reclusive Software Billionaire Attacking Elon MuskDan O’Dowd, a software entrepreneur in California, is running for Senate on a single-issue platform: Tesla’s self-driving software. Fraternity Brothers Acquitted on Most Serious Charges in Student’s DeathThe two men were found not guilty of involuntary manslaughter and reckless homicide in the death of Stone Foltz, a 20-year-old Bowling Green State University sophomore. But they were convicted of hazing and other lesser counts. Prosecutors and Defense Duel in Closing Arguments of Sussmann TrialA verdict is expected as early as Tuesday in the case brought by a Trump-era special counsel against a lawyer with ties to Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign. 30-Minute Swim WorkoutWith just 30 minutes and a few useful tricks, a trip to the pool can become serious exercise. Ellen DeGeneres, a Signature Star of the Obama Era, Says GoodbyeThe host had apologized after reports of misconduct at the “Ellen” workplace, but it wasn’t enough to undo a ratings crash. She makes her exit from daytime TV after a 19-year run. More Recent Articles
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