CLOSE US President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron had a private lunch before the start of the Group of Seven summit in Biarritz on Saturday. (August 24) AP, AP BIARRITZ, France – A top Iranian official crashed the G-7 meeting of world leaders in France on Sunday, a dramatic and unexpected move that […]
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CLOSE Taylor Swift dropped her highly anticipated album “Lover,” which includes a collaboration with the Dixie Chicks and some juicy lyrical references. USA TODAY Taylor Swift had a sobering answer to a seemingly innocuous question about her home life. In an interview with CBS Sunday Morning, the “Lover” singer was asked how she splits her […]
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CLOSE US President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron had a private lunch before the start of the Group of Seven summit in Biarritz on Saturday. (August 24) AP, AP BIARRITZ, France – President Donald Trump denied reports Sunday of tension among world leaders at the G-7 summit in southwest France, insisting that he […]
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CLOSE Massachusetts Rep. Seth Moulton is exiting the Democratic presidential primary race, becoming the second 2020 candidate to drop out this week. Moulton made the announcement at the Democratic National Committee summer meeting Friday. (Aug. 23) AP, AP Former Illinois Rep. Joe Walsh announced on Sunday that he will run against Donald Trump in the […]
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CLOSE Show Thumbnails Show Captions Last SlideNext Slide The AL wild card-leading Cleveland Indians’ quest for the playoffs has hit a serious complication. Jose Ramirez, their resurgent third baseman, has a broken hamate bone in his right hand and has been placed on the 10-day injured list, the team announced Sunday. He will undergo surgery […]
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Facing one of the most severe labor shortages in decades, restaurants across the country are trying virtually everything to recruit cooks and dishwashers, from offering quarterly bonuses to providing training programs for ex-convicts. Now, the specter of increased immigration enforcement is putting many of those restaurants in a more fraught situation: let go of trusted […]
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CLOSE In the end Rachel said, “I just knew he wasn’t right for me.’ Time Bachelor Nation’s track record of helping contestants find love continues. Rachel Lindsay, who first appeared on Nick Viall’s season of “The Bachelor” before going on to star on the 13th season of “The Bachelorette,” is officially married to former contestant […]
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Britain’s negotiations to leave the European Union appear stuck. Businesses have loudly complained about post-Brexit uncertainty. The British economy is shrinking. And yet, businesses and investors from around the world are still lining up to spend billions on major London-listed assets. In the last week, Greene King, a large British brewer that owns 2,700 pubs, […]
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CLOSE President Donald Trump and Melania Trump arrive at the airport in Biarritz, France for the G7 summit. WOCHIT BIARRITZ, France – President Donald Trump said Sunday the U.S. and Japan have agreed in principle on a new trade deal that calls for the Japanese to buy U.S. surplus corn. “We’ve been working on a […]
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Joe Walsh, the conservative radio show host and former Republican lawmaker from Illinois who rode the 2010 Tea Party wave to serve one-term in Congress, announced on Sunday that he is running for president, challenging President Trump for the Republican nomination. Mr. Walsh announced his candidacy in an interview with George Stephanopoulos on ABC’s “This […]
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CLOSE Show Thumbnails Show Captions Last SlideNext Slide Arizona quarterback Khalil Tate’s desperate scamper as time expired came up agonizingly short in the Wildcats’ loss to Hawaii Saturday night. Down 45-38 with mere seconds remaining, Tate took the snap, looked to throw, and instead took off, breaking tackles to get inside the 10, inside the […]
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Share This Story! Let friends in your social network know what you are reading about Tropical Storm Dorian could strengthen to hurricane as it reaches Caribbean Forecasters say Tropical Storm Dorian, the fourth tropical storm of the season, has maximum sustained winds of 40 mph. Post to Facebook Sent! A link has been sent to […]
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HONG KONG — The Hong Kong police on Sunday used water cannon trucks for the first time since protests began and fired rounds of tear gas at protesters who threw bricks, bringing nearly two weeks of restraint crashing to a halt with a weekend of violent clashes. The confrontations in the Tsuen Wan area followed […]
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It was on family vacation where I really learned the truth of the aphorism “wherever you go, there you are.” And: “Wherever you go with my mom, there is the car packed with towels, four pool noodles, more bags of Tostitos than family members, goggles, chairs with insulated pockets behind them so you don’t have […]
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CLOSE Brad Ryan and Grandma Joy of Duncan Falls, Ohio, aren’t stopping until they hit all 61 national parks in the U.S. USA TODAY Planning a week-long trip can be daunting to the average traveler. But planning a seven-month long one? That’s downright scary. But thanks to Lauren and Steven Keys, things may be a […]
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Obituaries in The New York Times give account of the lives of the people around us — what they accomplished and how they lived — and reading them can be an exercise in discovering, or rediscovering, the marvelous things they left behind. Here is a sampling of such legacies from recent weeks. A World of […]
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Melissa Fernandez and Lyvan Verdecia met through social media in the spring of 2015. She was living in Harlem and had been performing for three years with Ballet Hispánico, a contemporary dance company in Manhattan. He was in Miami working as a day laborer, hopping on trucks bound for South Florida fields in need of […]
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Although Julia Lindon, a writer, performer and producer, just moved to Fort Greene, Brooklyn, she still visits her old place in the West Village. “I actually still have a key because my girlfriend moved in with my best friend and former roommate — it’s not a movie; it’s my life,” said Ms. Lindon, 28. “I […]
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The current trend for natural skin care, from rosehip face oils to rhassoul clay masks, owes a great deal to the first wave of the movement, which gained momentum in the 1960s and ’70s when earthy, do-it-all formulas made with uncomplicated plant-derived ingredients — and a certain free-spirited, hippie mentality — abounded. Such products captured […]
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