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Gov. Wolf signs EO to ban conversion therapy in Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf signed an executive order Tuesday effectively banning so-called conversion therapy in the state in an effort to protect its LGBTQ residents from the controversial practice.     Liz Cheney projected to lose Wyoming primary to Trump-backed Harriet Hageman Two states hold primary elections on Tuesday, and both will include ballots for two moderates who voted to hold Donald Trump accountable for inciting the Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol attack.   Watch Live: NASA Artemis 1 rocket begins pre-launch rollout NASA plans to roll out its Space Launch System rocket on Tuesday ahead of its premiere flight set for later this month. The uncrewed test flight is part of the plan to return man to the moon.   Britain's Rwanda deportation flights grounded over political killings warning Britain's first deportation flight to take asylum-seekers back to Rwanda was canceled in June after government officials were warned about human rights violations, according to court documents.   Researchers propose plasma-based method of extracting oxygen on Mars A team of researchers proposed using plasma reactors to extract oxygen from Mars' atmosphere in a study published Thursday.   U.S. cuts Colorado River water allocations to drought-stricken Southwest The U.S. Interior Department has announced it will cut water supplies from the Colorado River to six neighboring states and Mexico after talks failed on a new water conservation plan.   Texas school officials remove 41 books from library shelves, including the Bible Keller, Texas, schools are removing 41 books that were challenged last year within the district, including the Bible, "The Bluest Eye" by Toni Morrison and a version of Anne Frank's "The Diary of a Young Girl."   Retired UPI reporter Philip Newman dead at 91 Philip Newman, a retired United Press International journalist, died following a bout with COVID-19, his wife told UPI. He was 91 years old.   Police detective arrested with Genovese, Bonanno crime family members in New York Nine members and associates of two of New York City's organized crime families, including one police detective, were arrested Tuesday on gambling and racketeering charges.   Judge sets hearing on unsealing Trump Mar-a-Lago search affidavit for Thursday A Florida judge announced a hearing for Thursday on unsealing an affidavit detailing the justification of the search of former President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago home.   At signing, Biden says IRA bill will fight climate change, lower drug prices, reduce federal deficit President Joe Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act, calling it one of the "most significant laws in our history," which pours billions into fighting climate change, enhancing healthcare and mitigating rising prices.   Dow rises 239 points, posts fifth-straight winning day The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 239 points Tuesday, posting gains for the fifth consecutive session.   10-year-old boy's leg partially amputated in Florida shark attack A 10-year-old boy was attacked by a shark in the Florida Keys and had one of his legs partially amputated, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.   Former California Democratic Rep. T.J. Cox was arrested Tuesday morning by the FBI on charges of wire fraud and money laundering, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Former California Democratic Rep. T.J. Cox was arrested Tuesday morning by the FBI on charges of wire fraud and money laundering, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.   Study: Tiny infants born to White mothers stand best chance of better care The rate of medical efforts to save very premature infants increased significantly across the United States from 2014 to 2020, but such babies born to racial and ethnic minorities were less likely to receive it.   Kenya opposition leader Raila Odinga rejects election results Kenya's opposition leader rejected the results of the country's presidential election on Tuesday and vowed to mount a court challenge.   In photos: Notable Deaths of 2022 Director Wolfgang Petersen, Actress Anne Heche, Japanese fashion designer Issey Miyake, singer Olivia Newton-John, author David McCullough, Los Angeles Dodgers announcer Vin Scully, NBA Hall of Famer Bill Russell, "Star Trek" actress Nichelle Nichols, actor Paul Sorvino, socialite Ivana Trump, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and comedian Gilbert Gottfried are among the notable deaths of 2022.   'Das Boot,' 'Perfect Storm' director Wolfgang Petersen dies Wolfgang Petersen, whose directing career spanned Germany and Hollywood, died Tuesday at age 81.   House Reps accuse Homeland Security chief of obstruction Two House Democrats on Tuesday accused the head of the Department of Homeland Security of obstructing investigations into missing Secret Service text messages related to the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.   Scientists announce plans to resurrect extinct Tasmanian tiger Colossal Biosciences, a Dallas-based genetics firm, announced it is working to "de-extinct" the Tasmanian tiger, also known as thylacine, within the next decade to slow biodiversity loss and climate change.   National Roller Coaster Day celebrates America's amusement parks Aug. 16 is National Roller Coaster Day, a day to celebrate the rides that dot America's amusement parks throughout the summer.   Athletics call up top prospect Shea Langeliers The Oakland Athletics called up top prospect Shea Langeliers from their Triple-A affiliate, they announced Tuesday.   Little League World Series player has emergency surgery after fall from bed Easton Oliverson, a 12-year-old from Snow Canyon's Little League World Series team, underwent emergency surgery after he fell out of bed and injured his head in Williamsport, Pa. He remains in an intensive care unit.   NBA won't schedule games on Election Day to encourage voting In the fall and winter months there are few nights without pro basketball. But this year, Election Day will be one of those dates. The NBA announced Tuesday it will instead focus on encouraging fans to vote Nov. 8.   GM recalls more than 494,000 SUVs for seatbelt issues General Motors has recalled more than 494,000 full-size SUVs because of possible faulty seatbelt buckle assembles.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Who Is Harriet Hageman, the Lawyer Who Defeated Liz Cheney?Harriet Hageman, who challenged Representative Liz Cheney, worked for decades as a lawyer opposing environmentalists and federal regulations of resources in Wyoming.   Biden Signs Climate, Health Bill Into Law as Other Economic Goals RemainThe bill is the latest victory for the president on overhauling the physical economy, but he has found less support for plans to help workers. Even on Biden’s Big Day, He’s Still in Trump’s Long ShadowFor the sitting president, even a triumphant ceremony to sign major domestic legislation can hardly break through the nonstop attention on his predecessor. F.B.I. Interviewed Top White House Lawyers About Missing Trump DocumentsPat A. Cipollone and Patrick F. Philbin are the most senior former Trump aides known to have been interviewed in the investigation into his handling of classified material. Top Democrats Accuse Homeland Security Watchdog of Blocking Testimony in Jan. 6 InquiryThe Department of Homeland Security’s inspector general is under criticism for his handling of an investigation into missing Secret Service text messages from around the time of the Capitol attack. Prosecutors Struggle to Catch Up to a Tidal Wave of Pandemic FraudInvestigators say there was so much fraud in federal Covid-relief programs that — even after two years of work and hundreds of prosecutions — they’re still just getting started. Why a Century-Old Vaccine Offers New Hope Against PathogensThe B.C.G. tuberculosis vaccine may protect against Covid-19 and other infections by broadly bolstering the immune system. F.D.A. Clears Path for Over-the-Counter Hearing AidsThe agency’s action opens the door to cheaper, more accessible devices without a prescription or medical exam. Hearing Aids Will Soon Be Sold Over the Counter. Here’s What You Need to Know.A new F.D.A. rule will allow people to purchase hearing aids without prescriptions. ‘Mack & Rita’ Celebrates Aging and ‘Coastal Grandma’ StyleThe film “Mack & Rita,” coastal grandmother style and cottage-core all address a “spirit age,” where younger people honor their older souls. What Liz Cheney’s Loss in Wyoming MeansA conservative cancel culture as unforgiving as its progressive rival is sweeping over the Wyoming G.O.P. I’m Going Blind. This Is What I Want You to See.It’s time to expand our definition of blindness. Subsidies in the Climate Bill Keep Oil and Gas AliveSubsidies in the climate bill will lock in carbon capture and storage, which will sustain fossil fuels. The Office Is Dying. It’s Time to Rethink How We Work.Anne Helen Petersen and Charlie Warzel discuss how the great retreat from office life could make work better for everyone. I Still Believe in the Power of Sexual FreedomWhat early feminists understood about the importance of pursuing desire on one’s own terms. Why Most Muslims I Know Are Feeling a Growing Sense of DreadWith some indication that the killings of four men in Albuquerque may have had sectarian motives, some American Sunnis are calling for solidarity with Shiites. Why We Don’t Have a Carbon TaxEcon 101 meets economic — and political — reality. Dr. Joseph Mercola: The Misinformation ‘Superspreader’A new documentary from The New York Times explores the contentious career and business of the Florida-based physician. Kicking oil companies out of schoolFaculty and staff at Cambridge are planning a vote that would require the university to stop accepting fossil fuel money for research. It’s part of an expanding movement. When Restaurants Meet Retail TherapyYou went out for a bite, then realized you need groceries (or even a gift). These spots have you covered. Polio May Have Been Spreading in New York Since AprilA new study from the C.D.C. provides more details about a polio case detected in New York last month, and suggests the virus has been spreading elsewhere for a year. Wolfgang Petersen, Director of ‘Das Boot,’ Is Dead at 81He made it big in Hollywood with box-office hits, but he’s best remembered for a harrowing, Oscar-nominated German film set inside a U-boat in World War II. Serena Williams Loses to Emma Raducanu in CincinnatiEmma Raducanu beat Williams in straight sets in the first round at the Western and Southern Open. Williams’s next tournament, and quite possibly her last, will be the U.S. Open. Why Does My Stomach Hurt? It’s Not Because I Eat at Restaurants for a LivingHalf the world’s population has H. pylori, a type of bacteria that can mess with digestion. So why doesn’t the problem have a higher public profile? More Recent Articles
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