U.S. Open Could Go On, With a 2-Tournament Bubble in New York
Officials are considering a central location to salvage two of the biggest tournaments in the United States. Read more...
Going to space is a real pain in the back
A six-month stay on the International Space Station can be a pain in the back for astronauts. While they may gain up to 2 inches in height temporarily, that effect is accompanied by a weakening of the muscles supporting the spine, according to a new study. Read more...
Miranda Lambert joins scripted country music podcast Make It Up As We Go
Singer Miranda Lambert has signed on as a 'featured cast member' and as an executive producer on the scripted country music podcast Make It Up As We Go. Read more...
Five-time Olympic champion Katie Ledecky swims the length of a pool with CHOCOLATE MILK on her head
Ledecky took to Instagram to share a video of herself swimming the entire length of a swimming pool while balancing a full cup of chocolate milk on her head and never spilling a drop. Read more...
Daily jab could become the first treatment to slow the advance of dementia, trial suggests
An international study of 15,800 people with diabetes, led by Exeter University, suggests a daily jab called liraglutide may cut the chance of developing dementia by half. Read more...
An Inspector calls...A review of The Rose Crown in Norfolk where Prince William enjoyed a pint
The Inspector checked into The Rose Crown in the village of Snettisham, North Norfolk. He said his 'no-frills' room was neat and tidy and he enjoyed the 'super-posh' fish and chips. Read more...
Taylor Swift makes Billboard history by having her album Folklore and single Cardigan both debut 1
Folklore is Taylor's seventh album to go number one. Cardigan is Swift's second song to debut at the top, following 2014's Shake It Off. It marks her sixth Hot 100 chart-topper ever. Read more...
Whats Going On in This Picture? 124; Sept. 19, 2016
On Mondays, we publish a Times photo without a caption, headline or other information about its origins. Join the conversation about what you see and why via a live, moderated discussion from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Eastern. Read more...
Migration Stories From the Stoops of Pittsburgh
Through images and interviews, Brian Cohen and his collective of photographers tell the stories of the immigrants of the city. Read more...
Rashida Tlaib Beat Her Primary Opponent by 900 Votes in 2018. How Will the Rematch Go?
The Michigan Democrat is facing a rematch against a challenger who says she hasnt done enough for her district in Detroit. Read more...
Five-time Olympic champion Katie Ledecky swims the length of a pool with CHOCOLATE MILK on her head
Ledecky took to Instagram to share a video of herself swimming the entire length of a swimming pool while balancing a full cup of chocolate milk on her head and never spilling a drop. Read more...
King Carlos is 'staying in the Dominican Republic' after being 'forced into exile'
Spain's former king Juan Carlos went to the Dominican Republic after leaving his home country on Sunday, La Vanguardia newspaper reported today, without citing sources. Read more...
U.A.E. Becomes First Arab Nation to Open a Nuclear Power Plant
The launch is raising concerns about the growing number of nuclear programs in the volatile Middle East. Read more...
Nurse Naomi Cook and Australians for Safe Technology leader explains why she links 5G to coronavirus
Naomi Cook, a leader of Australians for Safe Technology, became an 'unintentional, accidental 5G activist' after her daughter developed a brain tumour. Read more...
How I Spent My Summer Vacation Singing, Dancing, Knife Fighting
When actor training migrated online, our reporter gave herself two weeks to learn as many theater skills and knife skills as she could. Read more...
In South Africa, Burial Traditions Upended by Coronavirus
Restrictions on travel have disrupted a deeply important cultural practice for many Black residents in Cape Town returning the body for burial hundreds of miles home in the Eastern Cape province. Read more...
Seeing Native Americans Nowhere, and Everywhere
As Washingtons professional football team retires a team name, a curator at the National Museum of the American Indian talks about our attachment to Native American imagery. Read more...
The US sent Brazil millions of hydroxychloroquine doses. Months later, they're still in storage
It was the kind of gift that should have come with a return slip. Read more...