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Tropical Storm Bonnie forms, takes rare track toward Central America The tropical rainstorm that AccuWeather forecasters have been monitoring most of the week made the transition into Tropical Storm Bonnie on Friday.     Series of earthquakes shake South Carolina third time in week Central South Carolina felt shaking for the third time this week with a series of minor earthquakes Friday, the U.S. Geological Survey said.   California law to require all packaging be recyclable or compostable California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed legislation requiring all packaging to be recyclable or compostable and for packaging makers to pay for the cost of recycling plastic waste.   Oklahoma schedules 25 executions to begin in August An Oklahoma court on Friday scheduled the executions of 25 men over the next two and a half years, cases that the prisoners' lawyers say "exemplify systemic flaws" in the state's use of the death penalty.   Simone Biles, Gabrielle Giffords to receive Medal of Freedom Olympians Simone Biles and Megan Rapinoe, former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and actor Denzel Washington are among the first slate of recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom handed out by President Joe Biden.   Florida 'don't say gay' law takes effect, White House says it hurts most vulnerable students Florida's law prohibiting classroom discussion about sexual orientation and gender identity in primary grade levels went into effect on Friday.   Watch: Florida golfer calmly takes shot while alligator approaches An alligator was caught on camera approaching a group of golfers on a Florida course while a member of the party nonchalantly took his shot.   Kitten rescued from inside Pepsi vending machine at Walmart store Firefighters responded to a Walmart store in Tennessee to rescue a kitten heard mewing from inside a Pepsi vending machine.   President Biden predicts states will ban women from traveling for abortion President Joe Biden on Friday predicted some states will try to prevent women from crossing state lines to seek an abortion but pledged to protect women's rights to travel to seek such services.   FOP report says shootings of police officers so far this year are up 19% The National Fraternal Order of Police said Friday that shootings of police officers in the line of duty thus far in 2022 are up by 19% from 2021. The FOP said so far this year 33 officers have been killed by gunfire.   Navy report: Human error caused fuel spill that poisoned Pearl Harbor water A U.S. Navy investigation has determined that contamination of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, drinking water in 2021 was the result of human error in handling two fuel spills from the Red Hill fuel storage facility.   At least 21 dead after Russian missiles strike Odessa, Ukraine At least 21 people were killed Friday when a Russian missile attack targeted the key southern Ukraine port city of Odessa, Ukrainian officials said.   Poll links political leanings to decisions on COVID-19 booster shots Who you voted for at the ballot box may have the most influence over whether you've gotten a COVID-19 booster shot, according to a survey conducted earlier this year.   86-year-old woman named world's longest-serving flight attendant A Boston woman who has been working for American Airlines for 65 years was named the world's longest-serving flight attendant by Guinness World Records.   Long-duration space flight equal to decade of bone loss in astronauts, study says Scientists have long known that astronauts lose bone density while in space, but a study published this week found they only partially recover this loss one year after returning to Earth.   Watch: Underground eel pit turns Kentucky man into TikTok star An animal-loving Kentucky man is becoming famous on TikTok after converting the basement of his house into an eel pit.   Iowa family sues amusement park in death of 11-year-old in 2021 The family of an 11-year-old Iowa boy who died when an amusement park ride malfunctioned nearly a year ago filed a lawsuit against the park and its managers on Thursday.   Ravens' Jaylon Ferguson died from fentanyl, cocaine, autopsy finds Late Baltimore Ravens linebacker Jaylon Ferguson died last month from the combined effects of fentanyl and cocaine, a spokesman from the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner told UPI on Friday.   Look: J-Hope wants 'More' in new solo single, video K-pop star J-Hope released a single and music video for the song "More" following news of BTS' hiatus.   Study: Nationwide abortion ban could cause 24% increase in maternal deaths If a national abortion ban follows a Supreme Court ruling overturning the nearly 50-year-old Roe v. Wade decision, U.S. maternal deaths would likely increase by 24%, new research suggests.   Wimbledon 2022: Djokovic rolls into Round of 16, Sakkari bounced Novak Djokovic roared into the Round of 16 with a straight-sets win over Miomir Kecmanovic on Friday at Wimbledon. Maria Sakkari became the latest upset victim, losing in straight sets to unseeded Tatjana Maria.   Look: Alexandra Daddario marries Andrew Form in New Orleans "The White Lotus" actress Alexandra Daddario married Andrew Form at Preservation Hall in New Orleans.   Watch: Australian teen identifies 40 U.S. presidents in one minute An Australian teenager earned a third Guinness World Records title for her memory skills by correctly identifying 40 U.S. presidents in one minute.   Natural gas from cooking stoves contains hazardous air pollutants The natural gas being piped into your home contains a wide array of toxic chemicals, including nearly two dozen so harmful they're classified as hazardous air pollutants, a new study says.   New York lawmakers open special session to pass gun safety laws after Supreme Court ruling New York lawmakers opened a special legislative session to rewrite state gun laws after the Supreme Court struck down a statute that said owners have to show good reason for carrying a concealed firearm in public.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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New York Fights Back on Guns and Abortion After Supreme Court RulingsLawmakers passed measures that would prohibit concealed weapons in many public places, as well as an amendment that would initiate the process of enshrining the right to abortion in the state constitution.   What We Learned This Term About the Supreme Court’s Shift to the RightThe blockbuster decisions — on abortion, guns, religion and climate — told part of the story. But the court’s abrupt rightward shift ran through its entire docket. Abortion Abolitionists Want to Punish Women for AbortionAbortion “abolitionists” are the outer edge of the anti-abortion movement. They’re looking to gain followers after the decision to overturn Roe, unsettling mainstream anti-abortion groups. Google Says It Will Delete Location Data When Users Visit Abortion ClinicsUnder pressure from employees and supporters of reproductive rights, the company announced privacy changes for the post-Roe era. Trump Eyes Early 2024 Announcement as Jan. 6 Scrutiny IntensifiesDonald Trump has accelerated his campaign planning, hoping a White House bid will blunt a series of damaging revelations. Some Republicans are worried. The 20-Somethings Who Help the 70-Somethings Run WashingtonThe story of Cassidy Hutchinson, who became the first Trump White House aide to testify publicly in the Jan. 6 inquiry, showed the outsize influence of young aides in the nation’s capital. Jan. 6 Witness Anthony Ornato Is at the Center of a Battle Over CredibilityMr. Ornato, who was Donald Trump’s deputy chief of staff for operations, has become a key figure in a dispute over testimony from the Jan. 6 committee’s star witness. Advanced U.S. Arms Make a Mark in Ukraine War, Officials SayThe powerful and highly mobile weapons systems, which can fire guided rockets with a range of 40 miles, are desperately needed in the battle for eastern Ukraine. Brittney Griner, Women’s Basketball Star, Goes on Trial in RussiaThe American basketball star Brittney Griner has endured months in a Russian prison and the threat of years more, a wartime bargaining chip between Moscow and Washington. What to Know About Flight Delays and Cancellations This SummerGoing into the Fourth of July weekend, with nearly 13 million people expected to fly on U.S. carriers, we look at the numbers behind the delays and cancellations and see what lessons can be learned. Sun Valley Conference 2022: When Private Jets Land in Small-Town IdahoEvery July, as the elite Sun Valley conference kicks off, one man shepherds multimillion-dollar private planes and some of the world’s most powerful people. Solveig Gold Is Proud to Be the Wife of a ‘Canceled’ Princeton ProfessorBut she also wants to be known as more. At dinner with the aspiring public intellectual and her “cabal.” The E.P.A. Ruling Goes Beyond Coal RegulationThe decision issued a warning shot across the bow of the administrative state. America’s Post-Roe Chaos Is HereThe reality of criminalized abortion is going to shock people. On Guns, a Supreme Court Head-Scratcher: Is a Colonial Musket ‘Analogous’ to an AR-15?And other questions about gun regulations then and now. Will Companies Help Their Employees Get Abortions?There’s no ducking this fight. Stop Asking Those Closest to Tragedy to Do the Heaviest LiftingAsk more of our legislators and less of those grieving. The Supreme Court Is the Final Word on NothingIt, too, can be checked and balanced. Why on Earth Is Pelosi Supporting the Trumpists?The moral idiocy of promoting the extremists. The Supreme Court’s E.P.A. Decision Is More Gloom Than DoomThe most profound effect of West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency may ultimately be cultural. The Real ‘Only Murders’ Building, and More: The Week in Narrated ArticlesFive articles from around The Times, narrated just for you. Women’s Euros Offer a Soccer Free-for-AllEngland will be expecting to win its first major women’s title on home soil this summer. But the field is deep, and filled with contenders. With Climate Agenda Stalled at Home, Biden Still Hopes to Lead AbroadThe United States has demonstrated international leadership on climate change in the past, but recent setbacks are presenting new challenges for President Biden. California Requires Plastics Makers to Foot the Bill for RecyclingThe landmark legislation also restricts single-use plastics. Because California’s economy is so big, experts say, the law could have far-reaching effects. The Giant African Land Snail Has Been Spotted Again in FloridaWash your lettuce. Mark Zuckerberg Prepares Meta Employees for a Tougher 2022In an internal meeting this week, Mr. Zuckerberg said the tech giant was facing one of the “worst downturns that we’ve seen in recent history.” At Comedy Shows in Lviv, Crowds Look for Humor Amid a Deadly WarAt the Cultural Defense shows in Lviv, comedians and audiences look for humor amid a deadly conflict. Don’t mind the air raid alarms. More Recent Articles
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