Month: July 2022
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Turkish Warplanes Strike Iraq Resort, Killing at Least 8, Officials Say
ZAKHO, Iraq — Turkish warplanes struck a vacation resort in northern Iraq on Wednesday, killing at least eight people and…
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Chipotle closes a Maine store, and workers say it’s because of a union drive.
Workers who filed for a union election at a Chipotle in Augusta, Maine, are accusing the company of seeking to…
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Uvalde Superintendent Recommends Firing School Police Chief
SAN ANTONIO — Facing widespread public pressure, the school superintendent in Uvalde, Texas, has recommended firing the school district police…
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Hochul says N.Y. students probably won’t have to mask, but keeps a public transit mandate.
Gov. Kathy Hochul of New York said Wednesday that she did not anticipate schoolchildren would need to wear masks when…
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Your Thursday Briefing: Russia Expands Its Territorial Ambitions
We’re covering the official broadening of Russia’s territorial ambitions and a new leader in Sri Lanka. Residents outside an aid…
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Tesla Profit Falls in Second Quarter as Supply Chain Problems Hurt
Tesla said Wednesday that profit in the second quarter fell nearly one-third from the first quarter as deliveries slowed because…
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War and Warming Upend Global Energy Supplies and Amplify Suffering
Deadly heat and Russia’s war in Ukraine are packing a brutal double punch, upending the global energy market and forcing…
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Sea Turtles Found Stabbed in Japan, but Charges Are Unlikely
TOKYO — The stabbings of endangered sea turtles on the pebbled coastline of Okinawa has shocked Japan. But it has…
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‘That’s my son.’ Jake Wightman runs the race of his life, with his father on the stadium mic.
As he threw himself into the mix against a decorated field, Jake Wightman of Britain did not want to leave…
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Bannon ‘Decided He Was Above the Law,’ Prosecutor Says
WASHINGTON — After weeks of legal wrangling and heated speeches on the courthouse steps, the criminal trial of Stephen K.…