Month: July 2023

Fifteen hours after she was taken out of an ambulance at Queen’s Hospital with chest pains and pneumonia, Marian Patten was still in the emergency room, waiting for a bed…

Here’s the latest for Saturday, July 15th: Four people killed in Georgia shooting; Israel’s Netanyahu rushed to the hospital; Landslides, floods kill several in South Korea; Paris marks Bastille day…

Authorities are seeking the arrest of a man suspected of shooting and killing three men and a woman on Saturday in Hampton, Georgia. (15 July)       

Scott Bryan had less than $65 to his name the night police said he was beaten to death by a 19-year-old man outside of a gas station in Kalispell, Montana. …

Powerful monsoon rains swept across South Korea, burying homes, knocking down trees, canceling flights and trains, and cutting power to thousands of residents, officials said on Saturday. The downpour caused…

Tourists sheltered under umbrellas as they lined up at Florence’s majestic cathedral this week, looking for shade. Street vendors peddled fans and straw hats. Locals splashed their faces at water…

I get why the Biden administration is pushing electric vehicles so hard. To stop the planet from overheating, we’ll eventually need motor vehicles to produce zero greenhouse gas emissions, and…

This weekend, listen to a collection of articles from around The New York Times, read aloud by the reporters who wrote them. Written and narrated by Sarah Baird If you…

Rachel Hunter could not wait to play her new vinyl recording of Taylor Swift’s “Speak Now.” After waiting weeks for its arrival, Ms. Hunter placed the orchid-colored vinyl with Ms.…

It was six o’clock on Friday morning, at least 15 minutes before dawn over Texas’ capital city, and scores of vehicles had already crowded into the parking lot at Barton…