Nor’easter Brings Hurricane-Force Winds to Massachusetts
After battering the New York area, the storm knocked out electricity to hundreds of thousands of customers across New England on Wednesday.
Gangs Rule Much of Haiti. For Many, It Means No Fuel, No Power, No Food.
A country in crisis is facing a severe fuel shortage that is pushing it to the brink of collapse.
Business Updates: Fashion Site Rent the Runway to Go Public
The clothing rental company is trying to rebound from a loss of business during the pandemic.
Brazil Senators Seek to Charge Bolsonaro Over Virus Response
President Jair Bolsonaro has been accused of causing thousands of unnecessary deaths in a bid to reach herd immunity. Here’s the latest on the pandemic.
Nor’easter Pounds New York With Heavy Rain
With the storm system lingering into Wednesday morning, meteorologists continued to warn of the potential for heavy winds and flash flooding.
Mexico Resists Vaccinating Children Despite Court Order
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador dismissed the ruling as “not definitive” and hinted at challenging the decision. Catch up on Covid-19 news.
Japan’s Communists Are Hardly Radical, but Make a Handy Election Target
They have minimal support in polls. But by teaming up with other opposition parties for the first time, they have been made a boogeyman by the unpopular party in power.
Rob Manfred and Tony Clark Discuss CBA and Tomahawk Chop
Commissioner Rob Manfred and the union leader Tony Clark both addressed the news media ahead of Game 1, discussing labor negotiations as well as Atlanta’s “tomahawk chop.”
Atlanta Blasts Its Way to a Win, but Loses an Ace
The Braves’ offense pounded Houston’s Framber Valdez, but Atlanta will have to scramble after Charlie Morton was knocked out of the remainder of the World Series.
At Second New York Mayoral Debate, the Political Descends Into Personal
The final debate in the New York City mayor’s race quickly turned rancorous, with Eric Adams and Curtis Sliwa trading personal and political barbs.