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Florida man who shot dog after it bit fiance sentenced to prison for animal cruelty A Florida man who shot his dog in the face after he said it had bitten his fiancé has been sentenced to 18 months in prison followed by 42 months of probation.     U.S. giving historic New England lighthouses to nonprofits, selling others to public The U.S. government is giving away or selling and number of lighthouses as part of a federal program to share the "historic treasures" with the public.   U.S. to pay $619M to return to UNESCO after majority of nations approve proposal The United States will pay $619 million in accrued dues to return to the United Nations' arts and culture organization UNESCO after the administration of former President Donald Trump pulled away in 2019.   Mayor Eric Adams announces acting NYPD commissioner after abrupt exit of Keechant Sewell New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Saturday announced that he has named a new acting police commissioner after the abrupt exit of Keechant Sewell.   United Airlines CEO says more gates are needed after major travel interruptions United Airlines will need access to more departure gates to keep flights on schedule after severe travel disruptions left thousands of passengers without flights ahead of the Fourth of July holiday, CEO Scott Kirby says.   Elon Musk imposes ‘temporary’ limits on number of tweets accounts can read Elon Musk, the controversial billionaire owner of Twitter, said Saturday that the social media giant has imposed "temporary" limits on the number of tweets accounts can read.   Spain supports creation of Ukraine-NATO Defense Council amid push to join alliance Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez voiced support for the creation of a Ukraine-NATO Defense Council on Saturday during a meeting in Kyiv with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.   Netherlands' King Willem-Alexander acknowledges, apologizes for Dutch slave trade King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands acknowledged and apologized for the Dutch role in the historical slave trade Saturday in a speech marking the 150th anniversary of the end of slavery in Dutch Suriname.   Fireworks for July 4? Here's your safety checklist The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons is urging Americans to use caution when handling fireworks to avoid injuries to the fingers, hands, arms and face.   Former Ohio GOP chairman sentenced to 5 years in bribery scandal The former chairman of the Ohio Republican Party, Matt Borges, has drawn a five-year prison sentence for his role in a $60 million bribery scandal.   At least 52 killed when truck loses control, crashes at Kenya highway junction At least 52 people are dead after a truck lost control at a highway junction in Kenya's western Rift Valley, slamming into pedestrians and parked vehicles, authorities said Saturday.   Seoul holds massive Pride parade amid anti-LGBTQ protests Tens of thousands turned out for Seoul's annual LGBTQ Pride festival on Saturday, marching in a parade through the city center despite being denied the use of the plaza where it has been held since 2015.   Euclid space telescope, in search for universe's dark matter, launches from Florida A European spacecraft to map the universe through observations of billions of galaxy clusters was launched Saturday from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.   State Dept. report on chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal finds fault with planning The administrations of Presidents Donald Trump and Joe Biden failed to properly consider a worst-case scenario when planning for a U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, according to a long-awaited official report.   1 dead, 2 missing as record-breaking rains wash over western Japan One man was killed and two other residents of western Japan were reported missing Saturday as record-breaking rains and flooding washed over large swathes of the country.   Freeform cancels 'Single Drunk Female,' 'Watchful Eye' Cable TV network Freeform has canceled "Single Drunk Female" and "The Watchful Eye."   Morgan Wallen's 'One Thing at a Time' tops U.S. album chart Country star Morgan Wallen's "One Thing at a Time" is the No. 1 album in the United States this week.   1,300 arrested, 79 officers hurt in 4th night of rioting across France More than 1,300 people were arrested and 79 police officers were injured overnight Saturday as anti-racism protests surged across France for a fourth consecutive night.   On This Day, July 1: Hong Kong returns to China On July 1, 1997, Hong Kong was returned to China after 156 years as a British territory.   Famous birthdays for July 1: Raini Rodriguez, Andre Braugher Actor Raini Rodriguez turns 30 and actor Andre Braugher turns 61, among the famous birthdays for July 1.   Jalen Rose, Max Kellerman among 20 laid off by Disney's ESPN Longtime sports TV hosts and analysts Jalen Rose and Max Kellerman are among some 20 people cut loose by Disney's ESPN under a staff reduction announced Friday.   More Recent Articles
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Supreme Court Had Conservative Triumphs This Term, but Also Showed New CautionChief Justice Roberts delivered both landmark victories for the right and significant rulings in which he forged alliances with the liberal justices.   The ‘Unseen’ Students in the Affirmative Action DebateRace-conscious admissions helped only a tiny fraction of Black and Hispanic students. It could not address the many obstacles to a college degree. Supreme Court Decisions on Education Could Offer Democrats an OpeningThe decisions this week on affirmative action and student loans give Democrats a way to make a case on class and appeal to voters who have drifted away from the party. Everyone Knew the Migrant Ship Was Doomed. No One Helped.Satellite imagery, sealed court documents and interviews with survivors suggest that hundreds of deaths were preventable. Mutiny Provided Glimpse of a Post-Putin Russia. Is the Window Still Open?Yevgeny Prigozhin’s revolt showed the possibility of a Russia after Vladimir Putin — and how pro-democracy forces may not be the ones that take over. What Does Russia’s Wagner Rebellion Mean for China?Xi Jinping needs Vladimir Putin to remain in power, and Russia to maintain stability, to help uphold the countries’ shared interests and to keep challenging the United States. Ukraine Says It Is Ready for Arrival of Wagner Troops in BelarusUkrainian officials have tried to tamp down concerns while heralding their preparations, with President Volodymyr Zelensky nodding to plans for reinforcing the border. John Montgomery Ward Was More Than a Name on a List of Perfect GamesHaving thrown baseball’s second perfect game keeps John Ward’s name alive. But the pitcher, shortstop, golfer, lawyer, activist and author was decades ahead of his time. Trump Attacks Biden and Federal Law Enforcement at Fourth of July EventAhead of a holiday meant to celebrate the country’s history, the former president tore into American institutions and attacked his political opponents. DeSantis Uses L.G.B.T.Q Issues to Attack Trump in Twitter VideoThe Florida governor sought to contrast his record opposing gay and transgender rights in a video highlighting comments made by the former president during the 2016 campaign — but has gotten some pushback. At Funeral for Nahel M. in France, Racial Tensions Run HighFor many in the crowd, including hundreds who could not fit in the mosque to mourn the teenager killed by a police officer, his story felt familiar. In the Paris Suburb Where Police Shot a Teenager, Violence and VigilanceFrench suburbs have been rocked by riots that have tapped into a deep-seated resentment toward the police. Many residents understand the anger, but not the violence. An Early Heat Wave Upsets the Rhythm of Life in the SouthOutdoor workers, fishermen and a group of students who waited all year for an intensive band camp are all searching for ways to adapt to the pervasive heat. 9 Ways to Stay in the Shade This Summer in N.Y.C.The city is preparing for extreme heat by introducing new methods to keep out of the sun and expanding on those more tried and true. Hunter Biden’s Daughter and a Tale of Two FamiliesThe story surrounding the president’s grandchild in Arkansas, who has not yet met her father or her grandfather, is about money, corrosive politics and what it means to have the Biden birthright. U.S. Attorney in Hunter Biden Case Defends Investigation to House RepublicansDavid C. Weiss, a Trump appointee, denied that he had retaliated against an I.R.S. official who testified about divisions in the case. L.A. Workers Are Feeling Emboldened as Unions Pressure Employers in CaliforniaCalifornia union members are pressuring employers over wages in one of the nation’s most labor-friendly states. The Royals May Be on to SomethingIn an age of division, there’s something to be said for royals as a unifying symbol — plus, they are good for tourism and gossip. After Police Killing, France Is on FireThe country is in the midst of a revolt over police violence and racism. Chris Christie Takes On Donald TrumpWith his old pal Trump, Christie goes from enabler to destroyer. Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan’s Remarkable DissentHer dissent on the student loan decision is revealing. Darren Drozdov, a Former Pro Wrestler, Dies at 54A former N.F.L. football player known as Droz and Puke, he had his pro wrestling career cut short by an injury in the ring in 1999 that left him quadriplegic. U.S. Foreign Policy Veteran Says Real Danger Is Here in AmericaRichard N. Haass says the most serious threat to global security is the United States. 2 Leading Theories of Consciousness Square OffScientists revealed the results of experiments testing how our brains give rise to conscious thought — and ended a 25-year-old bet. More Recent Articles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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