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U.S.-Mexico relations were rattled Wednesday by reports of a Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) investigation into drug money connections to Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s 2006 campaign. Three distinct reports, published by ProPublica, InSight Crime and
NEW YORK — What residents said felt like a series of small explosions rattled New Yorkers from Astoria to Roosevelt Island on Tuesday. For hours, confounded firefighters and Con Edison crews circled buildings just south of the Roosevelt Island Bridge and Tramway, even popping manhole covers, but . . .
[1/2]FILE PHOTO-Tennis – U.S. Open – Flushing Meadows, New York, United States – August 29, 2023 Tunisia’s Ons Jabeur in action during her first round match against Colombia’s Camila Osorio REUTERS/Mike Segar/File Photo Acquire Licensing Rights
Tadashi Miyamoto/AFLO/Shutterstock Olga Kharlan looks on during her first round match against Anna Smirnova at the world championships. CNN — The leader of Ukraine’s national fencing team,
Office Space, the 1999 cult-favorite comedy that helped millions of office drones express their frustrations with working life, is making a comeback. Walmart, the massive U.S. retailer, is reviving the movie with a new ad campaign that uses . . .
The clock struck midnight on New Years’ Eve as patrons of the Black Cat Tavern shared their first kisses of 1967. They danced and celebrated to the Rhythm Queens, a Black trio who performed a rock cover of “Auld Lang Syne.” Only moments later, as many as a dozen plainclothes officers from the Los Angeles […]
A newly established organization based in Milwaukee will dole out some $17 million in grants annually, putting it on the same as leading philanthropic enterprises like the Warhol Foundation. For its inaugural round of grants, the Ruth Foundation for the Arts, which has been established through a $440 million endowment from the late
Syracuse, N.Y. — Charles Johnson II sat on some concrete steps Wednesday morning across from the Price Rite supermarket on the southwest side of Syracuse. He needed to start his cashier’s shift at noon, in just a few minutes. The Buffalo shootings were on his mind. “I think about it,” he said, looking across South […]
The Group of 20 summit in Rome last weekend was highly unusual. Unlike most global gabfests, it actually mattered—not because the sterile G-20 format and the anodyne communiqués it predictably generated meant or accomplished anything of significance. It mattered because the U.S. and the European Union, sidestepping the G-20 process, unveiled a tentative trade agreement […]
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