‘Dr. Seuss’s Garden’ Yields a Deep-Sea Discovery, but It Already Faces Threats
Researchers said Tuesday they had found two new species of coral in undersea canyons off New England, an area where ocean temperatures are expected to increase sharply because of global warming.
A N.Y. Firefighter Went to Serve in Afghanistan. He Was Killed by a Roadside Bomb.
Christopher Slutman, who was a staff sergeant in the Marines, was also a decorated 15-year veteran of the New York City Fire Department.
How Dangerous Is It to Be a Bird in Your City? Buildings Kill Hundreds of Millions a Year
A new study shows how efforts to prevent migrating birds from flying into skyscrapers and other brightly lit buildings could be honed.
Lori Loughlin and 15 Others Face New Charges in College Admissions Scandal
Federal prosecutors indicted the actress and her husband, the designer Mossimo Giannulli, as well as other parents on mail fraud and money laundering charges on Tuesday.
In Puerto Rico, Building a Disaster-Proof Business Is Part of Recovery
After Hurricane Maria, start-ups on the island are trying to build companies that are resilient enough to withstand whatever comes next.
Measles Spreads to 4 More States as 2019 Outbreak Grows
The C.D.C. reported 78 new cases of measles last week, including the first cases this year in Florida, Indiana, Massachusetts and Nevada. The total for 2019 is now at 465.
Political Memo: Democrats Used to Campaign. Now Everyone Has a ‘Movement.’
The language shift reflects a party that is seeking to appease its newly empowered activist base, which has been emboldened since President Trump’s surprise victory in the 2016 election
William Barr Testimony Updates: He Says He’ll Deliver Mueller Report Within a Week
The attorney general insisted his goal is to be as transparent as possible but that he has to review the special counsel’s report to black out sensitive information.
U.S. Readies Another $11 Billion in Tariffs on E.U.
The U.S. and Europe said they are preparing to impose tit-for-tat tariffs as part of a long dispute over aerospace subsidies.
Actress Allison Mack Leaves Court After Pleading Guilty
Allison Mack, who appeared on the television show “Smallville,” pleaded guilty on Monday to racketeering and racketeering conspiracy charges. Prosecutors said Mack lured women into the Nxivm organization, where some were branded and forced to have sex….
California Today: Eric Swalwell Is Running for President. Who Is He?
Tuesday: a judge blocked a policy of forcing asylum seekers to stay in Mexico and a Clippers farewell.
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