Chinese Ships Enter Waters Claimed by US Ally

Singer-songwriter Huey Lewis joins "CBS Mornings" to talk about his new Broadway musical, "The Heart of Rock and Roll," and working through hearing loss.

Does he have a responsibility to help everyone around him – even if they don’t ask for it?

A letter writer is appalled at their community rallying to raise funds for a mismanaged private school.

A letter writer wants to break a “selfish” habit of relating others’ stories back to personal experience.

"I have people that were there to help me get through it. And without them I wouldn't have been where I'm at now as a valedictorian."

It will get better for Clark. She makes the WNBA better in so many ways. The WNBA better make sure it does its part to make it better for her.

They'll be heading to Florida for Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final, that series set to open on Saturday night.

Callaghan O'Hare/ReutersRep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) has pancreatic cancer, she confirmed in a statement on Sunday.“My adult life has been defined by my faith in God, my love for humanity and my commitment to public service,” the statement read.“As a member of Congress, I’ve been honored to be one of the leaders in the fight for justice and equality for all; especially the disadvantaged and the dispossessed. Today, my fight is more personal, but I will approach it with the same faith and the same courage.Read more at The Daily Beast.

Elsa/Getty ImagesSimone Biles has done it again.The American gymnastics legend cruised to her ninth U.S. Championship Sunday with the highest two-day score in all four all-around events—balance beam, floor, uneven bars and vault—while notching a total of 119.750, 5.9 points above second-place Skye Blakely.The masterclass shows the 27-year-old is in prime condition just a few weeks before Olympic trials are set to begin in Minneapolis.Read more at The Daily Beast.

Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, a Democrat who represents Texas' 18th Congressional District, has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

The Toronto Blue Jays have made the postseason three of the past four seasons, but haven’t advanced beyond the wild-card round since 2016 and haven’t won the AL East in nearly a decade. They also opened Sunday in a virtual tie with Tampa Bay at the bottom of the division. A trade deadline firesale can’t...

UCLA softball's hopes of reaching the Women's College World Series semifinals were dashed in a 3-1 season-ending loss to Pac-12 rival Stanford.

Drew Smith is back, but perhaps not all the way back. 

First, a look at Fogo Island's comeback story. Then, uncovering Caligula's gardens. And, a report on rehabilitating Gorongosa National Park.

First, a Trump fake elector in Wisconsin speaks out. Then, an American shares his story of being held in Iran. And, Rich Paul: The 60 Minutes Interview.

Sally Buzbee, The Washington Post’s first female executive editor, abruptly stepped down after three years at the helm, CEO William Lewis announced Sunday.

Before Juan Soto could deliver the big swing, he needed Gleyber Torres and Jose Trevino to do the small things to help make sure the ninth inning got to him. 

Connor McDavid and Zach Hyman each score as the Edmonton Oilers defeat the Dallas Stars to advance to the Stanley Cup Final for the first time since 2006.

The Giants starter left Sunday’s game after 4 ⅔ innings against the Yankees and was revealed to be dealing with tightness in his left groin that could land him back on the injured list.

Despite the noteworthy lack of PDA, the duo appeared to be in good spirits as they were joined by the actor's mother, Anne Boldt. 

New Hampshire State PoliceBystanders who heard a helicopter lose control and crash into nearby woods in central New Hampshire ran towards the crash site and pulled its pilot from the burning wreckage, police said Sunday.The aircraft went down on Saturday afternoon with just the pilot onboard, a press release from the Danbury police department said, causing a fire in the aircraft which began to spread through the woods.The pilot was able to partially remove himself from the aircraft before a number of witnesses who heard the crash rushed to the scene and were able to remove the pilot completely, rendering aid until emergency services arrived. Once authorities arrived, the fire was extinguished and the pilot, who has not been identified, was transported to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center with “serious but non life-threatening injuries.”Read more at The Daily Beast.

Columbia University has allowed another anti-Israel encampment to form on campus. This comes after the NYPD had to be called in to break up out-of-control agitators last month.

Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for IWMFThe Washington Post’s executive editor Sally Buzbee has resigned, according to a press release issued by the newspaper.The move is a sudden and unexpected leadership change at one of the country’s largest newspapers—one that just last month won three Pulitzer Prizes for national reporting, editorial writing and commentary.“Sally is an incredible leader and a supremely talented media executive who will be sorely missed,” Will Lewis, the CEO and publisher of the Post, said. “I wish her all the best going forward.”Read more at The Daily Beast.

Scaling back treatment for three kinds of cancer can make life easier for patients without compromising outcomes, doctors reported at the world’s largest cancer conference.

Matt Murray, the former editor in chief of The Wall Street Journal, will take her place temporarily.

Julian Nagelsmann said the survey question, which was commissioned by a German broadcaster and found 21 percent of respondents wanted the team to be more White, was “racist.”

In most seasons even having a pipe-dream playoff conversation about a team 11 games under .500 in June would be where folly merges with delusion. And the way these Mets are playing, that is likely true for them as well.

The president flew into Wilmington, Del., on Sunday night, where his 54-year-old son’s felony gun trial begins Monday, and will spend the whole day there with no official duties.

Gymnastics superstar Simone Biles won her ninth U.S. Championship on Sunday, leaving little doubt that at 27 and a decade-plus into her run atop the sport, she is as good as ever.

"This was no doubt a premeditated and targeted attack."

A renewable energy company planning a solar project in Boron, California, will removed over 3,500 protected Joshua trees from the Mojave Desert site.

Kevin Costner received a little help on set of his country western epic, "Horizon: An American Saga" as filming began again on part three of the series.

Former F1 team owner Eddie Jordan advises Carlos Sainz to steer clear of Sauber for the 2025 season.

Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Getty/BravoIt’s stereotypical for a Real Housewife to enter her second season with a tighter face, new lips, and more refined glam. Shaking off the growing pains of the debut, a second season Housewife knows who she is, and how to work the camera. After an astronomically long wait, The Real Housewives of Dubai is back with a facelift of its own, as the show emerges from its rocky debut to prove its worth.In the 21 months since RHODubai wrapped its first season, much has been speculated on the show’s survival prospects. Dubai is, in many ways, the Housewives underdog, paling in popularity to fellow newbie The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, while a The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills lead-in couldn’t carry its first season to similarly skyrocketing ratings. To put it into perspective, Season 2 was filmed from February to May 2023, the same filming timeline as RHOSLC Season 4 And RHOBH Season 13, which both premiered last fall, and—in the case of RHOSLC—has filmed another season already.But, at long last, RHODubai has risen like a phoenix out of the Dubai desert with the pettiest, most unrelatable drama imaginable. Thank God.Read more at The Daily Beast.

A cadre of anti-Israel protesters blocked an LGBTQ pride parade on the streets of Philadelphia on Sunday, halting the procession. The post Anti-Israel Protesters Block LGBTQ Pride Parade in Philadelphia appeared first on Breitbart.

Police in Florida said a 16-year-old boy barged into a sleepover and stabbed a 15-year-old boy to death and injured an adult.

The Indiana Fever were blown out in the latter half of their back-to-back, falling to the New York Liberty, 104-68, as Caitlin Clark struggled shooting with just three points.

Sports journalist Jemele Hill, told 'The LA Times' that the presence of WNBA player, Caitlin Clark, is “problematic" because of the her race and sexuality.

The Israel Day parade in New York City turned heated Sunday as pro-Israel demonstrators squared off with counter protesters, including one who held a sign reading, "Kill Hostages Now."

An 85-year-old Georgia woman graduated from high school on Saturday — 67 years after her original would-be graduation date — in front of her family and the community she steadily serves.

A radical climate protester was arrested Saturday after she vandalized a famous painting by Claude Money at the Orsay Museum in Paris.

Law enforcement officials have identified Mustafa Ahmed Mohamed as the man who allegedly ambushed and killed a Minnesota police officer on Thursday. The post Report: Mustafa Ahmed Mohamed ID’d as Man Who Ambushed, Killed Minnesota Officer appeared first on Breitbart.

Gymnastics superstar Simone Biles won her ninth national title ahead of the Olympic trials later this month in Minneapolis​.

Simone Biles posted an all-around total of 119.750, nearly six points clear of runner-up Skye Blakely, leaving little doubt she's as good as ever.

The city of Philadelphia has set a new Guinness World Record for having the “largest attendance at a drag queen story time reading" in honor of LGBTQ Pride Month, the organizers said. The post Philadelphia Sets Largest ‘Drag Queen Story Time’ Guinness World Record appeared first on Breitbart.

Gymnastics superstar Simone Biles has won her ninth national title

But Sunday, when the Liberty and Fever met for the third time in less than three weeks, Clark was nearly eliminated altogether. 

In early September of 2020, Joe Biden, then the Democratic nominee for president, promised to put values—values held in contempt, he argued, by the man he would go on to defeat—at the center of American foreign policy. To act on his promise, he said, he would do something Donald Trump had neglected to do. “I’ll meet with His Holiness the Dalai Lama,” Biden said.For American presidents, meeting the 14th Dalai Lama can bring tension and discord, because Communist Party leaders in Beijing consider Tibet to be a part of China. They consider any recognition of the Dalai Lama—a Mandela-level icon, a symbol of Tibet’s will to survive, and also (by the way) a living Buddha, a bodhisattva, to his millions of followers—a terrible insult to Chinese sensitivities. (To be fair, Chinese leaders are omnidirectionally offended, by supporters of Taiwanese independence and Hong Kong democracy; by Christians and Uyghurs and Mongols; and by anyone else who threatens their Middle Kingdom sense of imperial entitlement.)More than three years into his term, Biden has not made good on his promise, though he has a plausible excuse: The Dalai Lama is 88 years old and in declining health, and he seldom leaves his home in exile in Dharamsala, in the Himalayan foothills of India. But the Dalai Lama’s age now provides a path for Biden to keep his promise: The bodhisattva has bad knees and has decided, after much procrastination, to come to New York this summer to investigate the possibility of replacement.A visit by Biden to the Dalai Lama’s hospital—or an after-surgery invitation to the White House—would signal continuing American concern over the oppression of Tibet and Tibetans, as well as support for one of the most heroic and pacific humanitarian leaders of our age. Such a visit would also have the benefit of signaling to the Chinese government that a U.S. president makes decisions independent of Chinese Communist feelings. (American CEOs are particularly feeble at signaling such independence.) A call on the Dalai Lama couldn’t possibly hurt Biden’s standing among voters, especially considering the Dalai Lama’s previous lack of interest in meeting with Trump when he was president. Five years ago, when I visited the Dalai Lama at his monastery in Manali, he told me that he did not look favorably on Trump’s jingoistic “America First” rhetoric. “Everyone first,” he said, laughing. “A much better idea.”The exact timing of his trip to the United States—his first in seven years—has not yet been decided, but it will follow another event of some significance: a visit later this month to Dharamsala by Representative Nancy Pelosi, the former speaker of the House, and a congressional delegation. Pelosi has championed the Tibetan cause for decades, and, to her credit, she is loathed by Beijing for her comprehensive criticism of China’s human-rights record. In one of Pelosi’s earliest meetings with the Dalai Lama, she was so ferocious in her criticism of China’s human-rights abuses that the Dalai Lama said, impishly, “Now let us all pray so that we could rid Nancy of her negative attitudes.” (Pelosi’s trip has not yet been announced, and her spokesperson declined to comment, citing security concerns; news of the Dalai Lama’s proposed visit this summer was confirmed to me by sources involved in planning the trip.)The reemergence of the Dalai Lama into American politics in the months preceding the 2024 presidential election is good news for the unfortunate Tibetan cause, constantly steamrollered as it is by the raw deployment of Chinese power. In Dharamsala, the seat of the Tibetan government in exile, fear is ever present that the Dalai Lama’s eventual demise will make even more marginal the cause of Tibetan cultural and political independence. (As is implied by his status as the 14th Dalai Lama, the discovery of a 15th Dalai Lama is likely, though he will be reincarnated, according to Tibetan Buddhist tradition, as a small child, not as someone ready for international diplomacy. And the Chinese government has its own plan to identify and elevate a quisling lama.)Two months ago, I visited Dharamsala with, among others, Arthur Brooks, the Atlantic columnist and frequent writing collaborator of the Dalai Lama’s. We both experienced a religious leader who, though hobbled by knee pain and slowed by age, was still lucid and eloquent on the great subjects of freedom and happiness. I called Arthur today to ask him what he makes of this news.“In a contentious election year, it’s good to remind Americans of our core values as a people, and among those values are religious freedom and standing up for the dignity of all people around the world,” he said. “His Holiness the Dalai Lama, as we saw in Dharamsala in April, still has the ability to remind people around the world of what is good and true. For a Tibetan monk, he has an uncanny gift for bringing out the best of what it means to be a person and an American. This is an opportunity that President Biden cannot and should not miss.”