The Paris Olympics opening ceremony featured stunning visuals and moving moments, but the shift from the traditional format raised questions about its uniqueness and significance. [ more ]
The Paris Olympic Games opening ceremony showcased a star-studded event despite security concerns and interruptions, kicking off with flair and anticipation. [ more ]
The Paris Olympics opening ceremony featured stunning visuals and moving moments, but the shift from the traditional format raised questions about its uniqueness and significance. [ more ]
The Paris Olympic Games opening ceremony showcased a star-studded event despite security concerns and interruptions, kicking off with flair and anticipation. [ more ]
Harris Joins TikTok, Another Sign of the App's Value in Reaching Young Voters
Vice President Kamala Harris joins TikTok to engage with younger, online audiences in light of President Biden's support for her as presidential nominee. [ more ]
Obama Endorses Harris for the Democratic Nomination
Former President Obama endorses Vice President Kamala Harris for the Democratic presidential nomination, providing crucial support from influential party leaders. [ more ]
Obama Endorses Harris for the Democratic Nomination
Former President Obama endorses Vice President Kamala Harris for the Democratic presidential nomination, providing crucial support from influential party leaders. [ more ]
A Mysterious Plot Prompts a Rare Call From Russia to the Pentagon
The U.S. Defense Secretary engaged in a rare call with his Russian counterpart due to concerns over a perceived Ukrainian covert operation against Russia. [ more ]
A Canadian Wildfire Grew So Intense It Made Its Own Weather
Wildfires in Jasper, Alberta have potentially destroyed half the town, accompanied by fire-generated weather phenomena like pyrocumulonimbus storms. [ more ]
How the U.S. Captured One of Mexico's Biggest Drug Lords
One of Mexico's most wanted drug lords, Ismael Zambada Garcia, was betrayed by El Chapo's son and handed over to American agents in a dramatic cross-border operation. [ more ]
When A.I. Fails the Language Test, Who Is Left Out of the Conversation?
A.I. chatbots trained primarily in English struggle with languages outside of standard American English, potentially leading to cultural and technological inequities. [ more ]
In Love and Hoping for Asylum, Migrants Line Up for City Hall Weddings
City Hall weddings in New York City have seen an increase in Spanish-speaking couples seeking to get married, amidst the city's influx of migrants. [ more ]
Kamala Harris is in a virtual tie with Donald Trump for the presidency, performing better with young and nonwhite voters than President Biden did. [ more ]
Can Fees on Polluting Cars Clean the Air? London Has New Evidence.
Efforts to clean up big cities can create political risks but significant health wins, as seen in London's successful expansion of low-emission zones. [ more ]
With Long Hours and a No-Fail Mission, the Secret Service Tries to Make Do
The assassination attempt on Donald J. Trump revealed weaknesses in Secret Service security operations, prompting an examination of resource allocation and training procedures. [ more ]
In the middle of chaos during a soccer game at the Paris Olympics, the concept of truth and reality is questioned, leading to the creation of Mascherano's Paradox. [ more ]
Behind the Democrats' Fight Over Lina Khan's Future
The debate over Lina Khan's tenure at the F.T.C. chair reflects wider concerns about how a potential Kamala Harris administration may regulate businesses. [ more ]
Celebrities Support Plan to Reopen Upper West Side Movie Theater
The potential resurrection of a landmark movie theater on the Upper West Side is spearheaded by independent film producer Ira Deutchman, with celebrity support to create a Center dedicated to art house releases and special events. [ more ]
Opinion | Why in the World Are We Sending 11-Year-Olds to the Olympics?
The article discusses the potential negative impacts of allowing very young athletes to compete in high-level international sports competitions like the Olympics. [ more ]
104 Shows. $260 Million. After 10 Years, Billy Joel Closes a Chapter.
Billy Joel remains a world-renowned performer after 104th and final concert at Madison Square Garden, with a loyal fan base and ongoing commitments to future performances. [ more ]
Donald Trump leads 2024 race over Kamala Harris by one point. Harris is a stronger campaigner, but faces challenges with the Electoral College. [ more ]
Museum of Natural History Says It Is Repatriating 124 Human Remains
The American Museum of Natural History is actively working on returning human remains and tribal objects to Native American tribes as required by new federal regulations. [ more ]
As Trump Looms, Blinken Aims to Reassure Allies on U.S. Commitment to Asia
President Biden and his aides stress the U.S. commitment to the Indo-Pacific region amidst concerns over China's power and future U.S. policy changes. [ more ]
The milestone 150th concert of Billy Joel at Madison Square Garden attracts dedicated fans, both long-time and new, to celebrate his music journey. [ more ]
130 Years After Sinking, Ship is Found on the Bottom of Lake Michigan
The Margaret A. Muir schooner, lost over 130 years ago after being overcome by a storm on Lake Michigan, has finally been found by volunteer scientists. [ more ]
Spaceman, Senator, V.P. Pick? Kamala Harris Sizes Up Mark Kelly.
Senator Mark Kelly, experienced in border issues, collaborates with local Republican officials for economic stability and security enhancements in Douglas, AZ. [ more ]
Samsung's One UI 7 update may include significant design changes to notification panels, quick settings, and UI elements with a rounder appearance. [ more ]
When the air quality is affected by wildfire smoke, individuals, especially those sensitive or with preexisting conditions, should consider avoiding outdoor exercises to protect their health. [ more ]
Anoma A1 watch, a startup microbrand, sold out in hours despite lacking a track record, employees, or headquarters, appealing to buyers seeking unique design and affordability. [ more ]
Opinion | Venezuela Is Ready for Change. Maduro Must Allow It.
Venezuelans are ready for change in the upcoming election, with overwhelming support for the opposition despite challenges and regime manipulation. [ more ]
A New Batman Is Less a Dark Knight Than a Weird and Creepy' One
Bruce Timm, the creator of Batman: The Animated Series, is producing a new animated series called Batman: Caped Crusader for Amazon Prime Video. [ more ]
Scandal Hits U.K.'s Strictly Come Dancing,' the Original Dancing With the Stars'
Allegations of bullying and abusive behavior by professional male dancers towards their female partners on BBC's Strictly Come Dancing have surfaced in recent months. [ more ]
Scandal Hits U.K.'s Strictly Come Dancing,' the Original Dancing With the Stars'
Allegations of bullying and abusive behavior by professional male dancers towards their female partners on BBC's Strictly Come Dancing have surfaced in recent months. [ more ]
For Epidemics to Cross Oceans, Viruses on Ships Had to Beat the Odds
In the past, infectious diseases often burned out on ships before they could spread to new areas, unlike the rapid global transmission seen in the contemporary world. [ more ]
N.C.A.A. Settlement Agreement Reveals How Colleges Would Pay Athletes
The $2.8 billion settlement agreement in the class-action antitrust lawsuit allows schools to pay college athletes directly, potentially reshaping the amateur model of college athletics. [ more ]
Clear Encampments? Mind Your Own Business, Los Angeles Says.
Government officials in California are facing internal disputes over the handling of homeless encampments, with Governor Newsom's recent executive order sparking controversy. [ more ]
The couple, Usha and JD Vance, collaborated on their speeches for the Republican National Convention, showcasing their partnership in both personal and professional aspects. [ more ]
Whose Politics Are More Turbulent, America's or Australia's?
Australia's Prime Minister downplays US political turbulence by highlighting Australia's own history of leadership changes and intraparty squabbles. [ more ]
How to calibrate your TV for the best picture quality - 2 easy and simple methods
Calibrating your TV through DIY methods like adjusting picture mode, color, and tint can significantly improve picture quality for a more immersive viewing experience. [ more ]
Before You See Deadpool & Wolverine,' Here's a Refresher
Deadpool & Wolverine combine humor, action, and references for fans, linking past X-Men and Deadpool films. Ryan Reynolds' journey as Deadpool explained. [ more ]
A modern sports watch must combine performance, precision, style, and status, driven by advancements in micro-engineering and materials like silicon-based components and carbon fiber cases. [ more ]
The Arab Watch Guide created by Hassan Akhras has helped cultivate a watch collecting community in the Middle East by providing a platform for enthusiasts and connecting collectors with brands. [ more ]
Vance Calls Cat Ladies' Remark Sarcasm' but Amplifies Birthrate Argument
Senator JD Vance criticizes the Democratic Party for being anti-family and anti-child, arguing for Republican support of parents and children. [ more ]
Boost Business Efficiency with Five Years of Control D for $40 | Entrepreneur
Control D Some Control Plan offers internet optimization, security, productivity features, and parental controls for efficient and safe online activities. [ more ]
Experts warn of Amazon Prime emails targeting customers - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Beware of Amazon Prime membership scams circulating after Prime Day, with scammers aiming to extract payment or personal information through fake calls, emails, or texts. [ more ]