Fans of the NBA’s lone Canadian franchise booed the anthem after similar reactions broke out Saturday night at NHL games, hours after President Donald Trump made his threat of import tariffs reality.
South-eastern states sweltering in a heatwave may be waiting until late Tuesday or Wednesday for a cool change to bring some relief.
Melbourne and Adelaide were in for another very hot day on Monday, after highs of 38C and 39C on Sunday. The Bureau of Meteorology was forecasting Adelaide to reach 41C and Melbourne 39C on Monday, followed by another hot day on Tuesday for both cities.
“It was a fishing vessel, which is not typically found in the Caribbean,” Royal St. Christopher and Nevis Police Commissioner James Sutton told The Associated Press.
Magic Johnson seemed excited over the news that Luka Doncic was headed to his beloved Lakers, but the NBA legend may have wanted to choose his words a little better.
If America’s cities regain the security of property and banish the sense that crime has become normalized, the political realignment that began with this election may become a permanent reality.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio told the country’s president that the United States could take unspecified steps to “protect its rights,” according to the State Department.
Heads are spinning in Washington at the shock and awe tactics of Trump 2.0. You can hear the panic in the high pitch of Deep State voices as they run squealing to CNN and MSNBC.
"It’s a New York institution, and like all New York institutions, it’s something that you take for granted until it’s gone," an audience member of the final show said.
Berlin correspondent Kate Connolly charts the rise of Alice Weidel, the far-right Alternative für Deutschland candidate for chancellor
Alice Weidel is a politician of contradictions: a German nationalist who lives in Switzerland; a former investment banker who rails against elites; and a lesbian with two adopted sons, leading a party that defines a family as “father, mother and children”.
Yet as our Berlin correspondent, Kate Connolly, explains, despite Weidel’s background – or perhaps because of it – she has risen to the top of Germany’s far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD), picked to be its candidate for chancellor in federal elections on 23 February.
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