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Federal gov't charges Payton Gendron with hate crimes for racist mass shooting in Buffalo A White gunman who killed nearly a dozen Black shoppers in a racist shooting attack at a Buffalo market last month was indicted Wednesday on federal hate crimes charges, which would qualify him for the death penalty.     Indianapolis Colts' Khari Willis, 26, retires from NFL to pursue ministry Indianapolis Colts starting safety Khari Willis announced Wednesday that he is retiring from the NFL to pursue a future in ministry.   Suspect confesses to killing British journalist, indigenous expert in Amazon A suspect on Wednesday confessed to killing British journalist Dom Phillips and indigenous expert Bruno Pereira as they were working on a book about the environment in the Amazon, Brazilian authorities said.   U.S. Gen. Milley says Russian control of eastern Ukraine likely but not inevitable After weeks of fighting, Russia's military is in control of at least 80% of Severodonetsk -- a city in eastern Ukraine that's believed to be the largest that's still under some Ukrainian control.   Rockets trading Christian Wood to Mavericks for No. 26 pick, four players The Houston Rockets agreed to trade standout big man Christian Wood to the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday night for a first-round pick in this year's NBA Draft and four players with expiring contracts.   Reports: Dakota Fanning to star alongside Denzel Washington in 'Equalizer 3' Nearly two decades after the release of their 2004 action thriller "Man on Fire," Dakota Fanning is set to team up with Oscar-winning actor Denzel Washington again.   Court documents in Proud Boys case detail plans to occupy Capitol Court documents filed in federal court Wednesday in the case against extremist group Proud Boys detailed plans to occupy buildings at the on Capitol Hill on Jan. 6, 2021, for what it called "free and fair elections."   Canadian 'Riverdale' actor apologizes in court for killing mother A Canadian actor who killed his mother two years ago apologized in court Wednesday during his sentencing hearing.   Brooklyn venue cancels planned concert by John Hinckley Jr. A Brooklyn, N.Y., venue on Wednesday canceled a concert planned by John Hinckley Jr., who spent more than three decades in a mental hospital for trying to kill former President Ronald Reagan.   Jan. 6 committee shares video of GOP lawmaker leading tour of Capitol before riots The House Jan. 6 committee on Wednesday said it has video of Rep. Barry Loudermilk, R-Ga., leading a tour of the Capitol a day before the riots.   Navy fires fifth officer in less than a week due to 'loss of confidence' The Navy announced it has fired its fifth officer in less than a week with little explanation other than they were relieved of their duties "due to a loss of confidence in their ability to command."   Canada ends 50-year dispute with Denmark over tiny island Canada and Denmark formally settled a territorial dispute between the two countries that has persisted for almost 50 years, the two governments announced Wednesday.   Steelers make Minkah Fitzpatrick highest-paid safety in league history The Pittsburgh Steelers signed safety Minkah Fitzpatrick to a four-year contract extension Wednesday that makes him the highest-paid player at the position in NFL history.   Court blocks Britain's first deportation flight to Rwanda at last minute A deportation flight bound for Rwanda carrying asylum seekers from the United Kingdom did not take off as scheduled after a last-minute intervention by the European Court of Human Rights.   Menopause called natural process that shouldn't be 'medicalized' Menopause is a natural part of aging, and women will become empowered to approach it with greater confidence if positives such as freedom from menstruation, pregnancy and contraception are emphasized.   FDA panel recommends approval of Moderna, Pfizer vaccines for young children A Food and Drug Administration panel of experts voted unanimously to recommend the FDA approve Moderna and Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines for children ages six months to five years.   EU, Egypt, Israel sign deal to cut dependence on Russian energy Egypt, the European Union and Israel agreed to a natural gas deal Wednesday during a meeting in Cairo to halt dependence on Russian energy exports.   Biden pledges additional $1 billion in security aid to Ukraine President Joe Biden announced Wednesday another $1 billion in aid for Ukraine, following a phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, the White House confirmed.   Watch: House on trailer blocks intersection, strikes bridge Police in Virginia pulled over a vehicle hauling a house on a trailer after the vehicle ran into trouble, including becoming stuck in an intersection and hitting a bridge.   Dow gains 303 points as markets rally after Fed interest rate hike The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 303 points on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve announced a 75 basis point interest rate hike.   Watch: Helmet lost by firefighter during water rescue found 3 years later, 422 miles away A Pennsylvania firefighter's helmet, lost during a water rescue, was found three years later after floating 422 miles to Kentucky.   Watch: Alligator lunges out of water at Florida man A Florida man taking photos and video of an alligator he spotted in a pond at a public park said he was surprised when the reptile lunged out of the water at him.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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The Fed Raises Interest Rates by 0.75 Percentage Points to Tackle InflationCentral bankers raised interest rates by three-quarters of a percentage point, and signaled that they expect rates to be sharply higher by the end of the year.   Markets Recoup Losses as Central Banks MeetInvestors appeared mostly unsurprised by the Federal Reserve’s announcement of a large rate increase, with the S&P 500 closing up 1.4 percent. What the Fed’s Rate Hike Means for MortgagesRates on 30-year fixed mortgages track the yield on 10-year Treasury bonds, which are influenced by inflation and the Fed’s actions, among other things. What the Fed’s Rate Hike Means for Credit Cards and Student LoansConsumers can expect to pay more for some of life’s most common kinds of borrowing. Trump Lawyer Cited ‘Heated Fight’ Among Justices Over Election SuitsIn an email weeks after the election, another lawyer advising the Trump campaign responded that the prospect of “‘wild’ chaos” on Jan. 6 could lead the Supreme Court to take up a case. Jan. 6 Panel Says Capitol Marcher Toured With G.O.P. CongressmanThe committee released surveillance footage of a Capitol complex tour on Jan. 5 and video of a man it said was part of the tour marching toward the Capitol during the riot. Judge Convicts Man Who Carried Confederate Flag in Capitol AttackKevin Seefried was found guilty with his son by a federal judge of obstructing the certification of the 2020 presidential vote along with other lesser charges. U.S. and Allies Pledge Additional Arms for Ukraine, but Kyiv Wants MoreSome NATO countries are wary of sending heavy weapons, hoping for a negotiated truce, but the alliance insists publicly that it is committed to helping Ukraine defeat Russia. Two Americans Fighting for Ukraine Are Missing, Family SaysThe two men, who are both from Alabama, were last seen in combat on June 9. Urban Artillery Battle in Ukraine Sends Civilians Running in the EastHeavy volleys between Russian forces taking control of Sievierodonetsk and Ukrainian forces in a neighboring city are leaving wreckage and growing desperation for the residents stuck there. F.D.A. Panel Recommends Pfizer and Moderna Vaccines for Youngest ChildrenStates have already ordered millions of doses; if the agency authorizes them in the coming days, babies, toddlers and preschoolers could start receiving shots next week. Yellowstone Flooding Is a Sign of What’s to Come for National ParksRecord rainfall and mudslides forced closures just as tourism season ramped up. Virtually none of America’s national parks are untouched by extreme weather and climate change. Photos of Flooding Damage in YellowstoneFlooding and mudslides from recent storms have collapsed bridges and washed away roads in the national park. The Battle Over Gender TherapyMore teenagers than ever are seeking transitions, but the medical community that treats them is deeply divided about why — and what to do to help them. Emma Thompson and the Challenge of Baring All Onscreen at 63The actress made the choice to disrobe. Still, she says, it was the most difficult thing she’s ever done in her four-decade career. Who Is Financing Trump’s ‘Big Lie’ Caucus? Corporations You Know.The flow of corporate money to politicians who voted to overturn the 2020 election is helping fund a continuing attack on our democracy. After the Jan. 6 Hearings, Will Trump Face Criminal Charges?Some lawyers and Congress members see the hearings as a road map for the Department of Justice to prosecute Trump. Why Kids Under 5 Should Get a Covid VaccineAn F.D.A. advisory panel’s recommendation of vaccines for children in the youngest age group could not have come at a more urgent time. Let’s Have a New Gun Law for Independence DayThere is hope on guns. It’s not what I expected to say. Normalizing Mass HysteriaWe are now living in an age of political mass hysteria led by Donald Trump’s election lies. The U.S. is losing its military edge in Asia, and China knows itAmerica can no longer deter China without help from its allies. Meet the Self-Described ‘Bimbos’ of TikTokCan talking about how dumb and hot you are be a feminist act? A Younger ManShe had a clear vision for the next phase of her life. Dating across an age gap was not part of the plan. Inside Kraken’s Culture War Stoked by Its C.E.O.Jesse Powell, who leads the crypto exchange Kraken, has challenged the use of preferred pronouns, debated who can use racial slurs and called American women “brainwashed.” Winning When Trump Is Against You: A How-To GuideA blueprint is emerging for Republicans who defy the 45th president and still hope to win a G.O.P. primary. Here are five rules of political survival for the aspiring Trump critic. More Recent Articles
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