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Chinese warplane intercepted Australia aircraft, says Canberra A Chinese fighter jet intercepted an Australian reconnaissance aircraft on a routine maritime surveillance flight over international waters late last month, Canberra said Sunday.     In photos: Moments from 2022 MTV Movie & TV Awards: Unscripted red carpet Stars attend the 2022 MTV Movie & TV Awards: Unscripted red carpet at Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, Calif. on June 5.   'Euphoria,' 'Spider-Man' win big at the MTV Movie & TV Awards "Euphoria" and "Spider-Man: No Way Home" were the big winners at the MTV Movie and TV Awards ceremony in Santa Monica Sunday.   In photos: Moments from the French Open tennis tournament Spain's Rafael Nadal and Poland's Iga Swiatek won the men and women's French Tennis Open finals respectively over the weekend.   China successfully sends three astronauts to Tiangong Space Station China successfully sent three astronauts to its Tiangong Space Station Sunday to conduct a six-month mission as part of its space station construction work.   Original Bon Jovi bassist Alec John Such dead at 70 Rock band Bon Jovi has announced on Twitter that founding member, Alec John Such, has died at the age of 70.   Kate Bush thanks 'Stranger Things' fans for making her song a hit again Singer-songwriter Kate Bush says she is excited and grateful to see her 1985 song, "Running Up That Hill," is a hit again after it was recently used in the first part of Season 4 of the sci-fi drama, "Stranger Things."&n   'Top Gun: Maverick' still soaring at No. 1 at North American box office "Top Gun: Maverick" is once again the No. 1 movie in North America, earning an additional $86 million in receipts in its second weekend, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced Sunday.   Senate making progress on mass shooting response, sweeping gun reform unlikely Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., said Sunday that lawmakers were progressing on talks for legislation to respond to multiple mass shootings with "modest but impactful" gun control proposals.   Gunmen kill dozens in 'satanic' attack in Nigerian church Gunmen on motorcycles swarmed a church in Nigeria on Sunday and began shooting their weapons and throwing St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church dynamite, killing dozens of worshippers.   Rafael Nadal defeats Casper Ruud, wins 14th French Open title No. 5 seed Rafael Nadal crushed Casper Ruud in straight sets Sunday to capture his 14th French Open championship and 22nd Grand Slam title overall.   Britain holds pageant, lunches for final day of Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee Millions in Britain gathered for a pageant and lunches on Sunday for the final day of Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee.   COVID-19 daily deaths average of 1,209 lowest since beginning of pandemic COVID-19's deaths worldiwde have dropped to the lowest level since the strart of the pandemic in early 2020: 1,209 daily.   Rounds of stormy weather set to strike central, eastern U.S. this week AccuWeather forecasters say a change is on the way in the centreal and eastern United States as rain, thunderstorms and a surge in humidity are set to make for an unsettled first half of the week. I   Ukraine fails to qualify for 2022 World Cup after Wales match Ukraine failed to qualify for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar after its final match on Sunday against Wales, who will go on to compete in the tournament after its historic victory.   Pope Francis pleads with world leaders to ‘not lead humanity to ruin’ amid Ukraine war Pope Francis on Sunday reiterated his calls for a diplomatic end to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, pleading with world leaders to "not lead humanity to ruin."   At least 3 dead, 17 injured in shooting near Tennessee bar At least three people were killed and 17 were injured after a shooting near a bar in Chattanooga, Tenn., early Sunday morning.   Putin warns Russia will strike if West supplies Ukraine with longer-range missiles President Vladimir Putin on Sunday warned that Russia will strike targets, which he did not specify, if the West supplies Ukraine with longer-range missiles.   Russian missiles target Kyiv after month of safety in Ukraine capital Russian missiles on Sunday targeted the Ukraine capital Kyiv for the first time since April 29.   Philadelphia shooting leaves 3 dead, 11 injured A mass shooting in Philadelphia late Saturday night left three people dead and at least 11 other people injured, police said.   N. Korea fires 8 short-range ballistic missiles toward East Sea: S. Korean military North Korea fired eight short-range ballistic missiles toward the East Sea on Sunday, a day after South Korea and the United States wrapped up their joint drills near the peninsula involving a U.S. aircraft carrier.   Famous birthdays for June 5: Mark Wahlberg, Brian McKnight Actor Mark Wahlberg turns 51 and singer Brian McKnight turns 53, among the famous birthdays for June 5.   On This Day, June 5: President Ronald Reagan dies at age 93 On June 5, 2004, Ronald Reagan, the 40th U.S. president, died at his Los Angeles home at the age of 93 of complications from Alzheimer's disease.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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How New York’s ‘Red Flag’ Law Could Inform the Gun Control DebateSuffolk County on Long Island aggressively uses the law to take guns from people in crisis in an effort to prevent shootings and suicides. Its experience could inform a national debate.   Remembering the Victims of the Uvalde ShootingThese are the 21 people — 19 students and two teachers — who were killed by a gunman at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. Mass Shootings in Philadelphia and Chattanooga Leave At Least 6 DeadShootings in Tennessee, Virginia, Arizona and South Carolina left six more dead and dozens injured. Biden Has ‘Only Bad Options’ for Bringing Down Oil PricesThe president’s trip to Saudi Arabia is unlikely to reduce oil and gasoline prices, and it is not clear that anything else he might do would work, either. Russia Seeks Buyers for Plundered Ukraine Grain, U.S. WarnsAmerican diplomats have alerted 14 countries, most in Africa, that Russian ships filled with stolen Ukrainian grain could be headed their way, posing a dilemma to countries facing dire food shortages. Struggling in Ukraine’s East, Russian Forces Strike in KyivVladimir Putin threatened “to strike targets we haven’t hit before” if Western nations proceed with plans to send long-range missiles to Ukraine. California’s Housing Crisis and the Fight Over 20 TownhomesSuburban homeowners like Susan Kirsch are often blamed for worsening the nation’s housing crisis. That doesn’t mean she’s giving up her two-decade fight against 20 condos. In Races to Run Elections, Candidates Are Backed by Key 2020 DeniersThe origin story behind a slate of Republican candidates for secretary of state features a QAnon figure and several promoters of 2020 conspiracies. In San Francisco, Democrats Are at War With Themselves Over CrimeFueled by concerns about burglaries and hate crimes, San Francisco’s liberal district attorney, Chesa Boudin, faces a divisive recall in a famously progressive city. The Office Monsters Are Trying to Claw Their Way Back to 2019Some corporate leaders are grasping at whatever they can to get back to the way things were. But they might find themselves fighting a culture shift beyond their control. Queen’s Jubilee Celebrations Offers Britons Respite From WoesThe Platinum Jubilee celebrations ended Sunday. Monday political and economic unease returns. Making Art on Top of the WorldNear the Arctic Circle, Shuvinai Ashoona, a star of the Venice Biennale, and her community of Inuit artists refuse to let isolation stand in their way. Your Kids Are Not DoomedThe green future has to be a welcoming one, even a thrilling one. I Married the Wrong Person, and I’m So Glad I DidI want to normalize significant periods of confusion, exhaustion, grief and unfulfillment in marriage. ‘Don’t Lose Hope’: Addressing the Breakdown of College EducationJonathan Malesic responds to readers concerned about the breakdown in college students’ learning since Covid When Every Conversation Becomes a Game, We All LoseA disagreement is too often a wish to destroy. When Covid Took My Sense of SmellAfter eight days, I was feeling fully recovered from my rendezvous with Omicron. Then my nose called it quits. The Supreme Court May Rein In Efforts to Protect the ClimateThe court’s conservative majority seems intent on pursuing an agenda that would limit the government’s ability to shield the planet. The ‘Open Secret’ on Getting a Safe Abortion Before Roe v. WadePsychiatrists were once arbiters of abortion access. Will they resume that role post-Roe? The Sunday Read: ‘I’ve Always Struggled With My Weight. Losing It Didn’t Mean Winning.’A diet app helped writer Sam Anderson shed his extra Covid pounds — and reminded him that he was still his old self. Dozens Feared Dead in Church Attack in Owo, NigeriaGunmen fired on Catholics celebrating Mass in a usually peaceful part of the country. There was no claim of responsibility and the motive was unclear. How Asylum Seekers Cross the BorderThe southern border is seeing a historic spike in migrant crossings. Many are coming in hope of asking for asylum, a right that has been unavailable because of pandemic-related restrictions on immigration. A New York Times photographer documented three ways that people cross the border into the United States. New Zealand’s Biodiversity Crisis Prompts Extreme MeasuresA few years ago, the nation vowed to rid itself of most imported predators. But now some people are asking if that goal is feasible, or worth what it will cost. More Recent Articles
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