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Sanders sails to third consecutive primary victory in Nevada Bernie Sanders claimed a third consecutive victory Saturday as multiple media outlets declared him the winner of the Nevada caucuses shortly after 5 p.m.      Georgia authorities arrest boyfriend in slaying of Georgia authorities have named a suspect in the death of Anitra Gunn, a Fort Valley State University student whose body was found Tuesday night.   3 killed, 18 injured in southern California charter bus crash Three people were killed and 18 injured after a charter bus rolled down an embankment off Interstate 15 in southern California Saturday.   Greyhound will not allow Border Patrol searches without warrants Greyhound has announced it will no longer allow U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents to conduct routine immigration checks on its buses without warrants, reversing a statement two years ago that it would allow them.   Court blocks transfer of coronavirus patients to California city A federal court granted a temporary restraining order preventing the government from transferring dozens of patients who have tested positive for coronavirus from Travis Air Force Base to Costa Mesa.   Jeanne Evert Dubin, sister of tennis great Chris Evert, dies at 62 A funeral Mass will be held Monday in Florida for world-class tennis player Jeanne Evert Dubin, the younger sister of superstar Chris Evert.   London protesters rally against Julian Assange extradition Hundreds of supporters of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange gathered in London's Parliament Square on Saturday to protest his potential extradition to the United States.   Coronavirus: Iran death toll hits 5, the highest outside China Iran confirmed five deaths from the coronavirus Saturday, the highest death toll outside of China where the figure has reached 2,345.   Conservatives expect to take majority in Iranian Parliament Early returns from Iran's parliamentary election show conservative allies of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei gaining a sizable majority.   Twitter suspends 70 pro-Mike Bloomberg accounts for violating rules Twitter has suspended 70 accounts belonging to paid Mike Bloomberg campaign workers for violating its platform rules.   Pope Francis clears two for sainthood Pope Francis has cleared two people for sainthood including an Indian layman Roman Catholics consider to be a martyr and a religious founder in Italy.   BBC orders more 'Take Off with Bradley and Holly' Bradley Walsh and Holly Willoughby are set to return for another edition of the BBC competition series "Take Off with Bradley and Holly."   Ed Helms, Randall Park to host NBC's 'True Story' comedy series "The Office" alum Ed Helms and "Fresh Off the Boat" star Randall Park have signed on to host NBC's "True Story" comedy series.   South Sudan President Salva Kiir names Riek Machar as deputy in power-sharing agreement South Sudan formed a unity government Saturday with the swearing in of rebel leader Riek Machar as vice president, a potential step toward ending civil.   'Schitt's Creek' actress Annie Murphy to star in 'Kevin' comedy "Schitt's Creek" alum Annie Murphy has signed on to star in AMC's upcoming dark comedy series "Kevin Can F*** Himself."   Dr. Phil McGraw gets star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Television personality and psychologist Dr. Phil McGraw was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.   U.S., Taliban begin reduction in violence amid potential peace deal U.S. forces and Taliban fighters began a near cease-fire Saturday as part of an agreement to reduce violence for a week to potentially secure a peace deal, a top U.S. military commander said.   Jeremy Joseph Christian found guilty of double murder amid anti-Muslim rant An Oregon jury has found a man guilty of murder for fatally stabbing two men trying to stop him during an anti-Muslim rant in 2017.   Paramount renews 'Yellowstone' for Season 4 Paramount Network has renewed its contemporary western "Yellowstone" for a fourth season.   Roddy Ricch's 'Please Excuse Me' tops the U.S. album chart Rapper Roddy Ricch's "Please Excuse Me For Being Antisocial" is No. 1 on the U.S. album chart.   Sandra Oh, Amanda Peet team up for Netflix dramedy "Killing Eve" star Sandra Oh and "Brockmire" actress Amanda Peet are collaborating on a Netflix dramedy series called "The Chair."   Final week of February to bring multiple chances for snow across U.S. As February enters its final week, AccuWeather forecasters are eyeing two storms that have the potential to dump snow on areas from the central Plains and middle Mississippi Valley to the Great Lakes region.   Study: Alcohol-linked deaths soar in U.S., hit women hardest The rate of alcohol deaths among women increased 3.1 to 3.6 percent per year from 2000 to 2016, and 1.4 percent to 1.8 percent per year for men, according to new research.   On This Day, Feb. 22: U.S. men's hockey wins in 'Miracle on Ice' On Feb. 22, 1980, in one of the most dramatic upsets in Olympics history, the underdog U.S. hockey team defeated the defending champion Soviet team.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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How Bernie Sanders Dominated in NevadaA multiracial coalition brought the senator’s long-promised political revolution to vivid life, for perhaps the first time in the 2020 race.   The Three Types of People You Meet at a CaucusThere’s the democracy-in-action proselytizer, the resigned skeptic and the thoroughly bewildered. All made their way to Coronado High School in Nevada to help pick a presidential nominee. How to Win the Democratic Nomination, and Why It Could Get ComplicatedBernie Sanders says winning a plurality of delegates is good enough for the nomination. His rivals say a majority is needed. What does that mean? And why are superdelegates coming up again? ‘We’re in a Petri Dish’: How a Coronavirus Ravaged a Cruise ShipMore than three days passed before Japan imposed a quarantine. That delay and other missteps helped produce the largest outbreak of the virus beyond China. Trump Was Furious That Passengers With Coronavirus Were Brought Back to U.S.Among the passengers from the Diamond Princess cruise ship who were flown back were 14 American citizens who tested positive for the virus. The move took Mr. Trump by surprise. How a Neighbors’ Feud in Paradise Launched an International Rape CaseThe fashion executive Peter Nygard has clashed for years with his neighbor in the Bahamas, the billionaire Louis Bacon. The latest development is a lawsuit saying Mr. Nygard sexually exploited teenage girls. Trump’s Efforts to Remove the Disloyal Heightens Unease Across His AdministrationAs senior officials are shown the door, a new personnel chief orders a search for political appointees as well as career officials deemed insufficiently supportive of the president. Same Goal, Different Playbook: Why Russia Would Support Trump and SandersVladimir Putin is eager both to take the sheen off U.S. democracy and for a counterpart who is less likely to challenge his territorial and nuclear ambitions. In L.A., Kobe Dominates the PaintIn a city where street life happens largely in cars, residents speak of their loss through art and graffiti in public places. Bernie Sanders Romps in Nevada. Is He Unstoppable?Some lessons from NeverTrump for PleaseNotBernie. Trump Makes the American Health Care System Even WorseChina’s failures on the coronavirus are distracting us from the mess we have at home. America’s ParasiteFrankly, Trump doesn’t give a damn. Even 14-Year-Olds Who Kill Are Not AdultsIf the young teens accused in Tessa Majors’s murder are convicted, a 1978 law could deny them a chance at redemption. The Billionaire ElectionDoes the world belong to them or to us? Syria’s Drawn-Out AgonyA cease-fire is needed as Assad, with Russian help, attacks the last desperate refugees. Student Contest Winners: Teenagers Look at the NewsWe selected seven of our favorites from among the 200-plus entries in this year’s student letter-writing competition. He Let the Astros Players Slide. Now He’s Paying For It.When baseball’s commissioner decided not to punish the players involved in a sign-stealing scandal, he brought the wrath of rival teams and fans down on himself. Phil Murphy, New Jersey Governor, Says He Has a Kidney Tumor“The prognosis is very good and I’m profoundly grateful to my doctors for detecting the tumor early,” Mr. Murphy wrote on Twitter. He said he would undergo surgery early next month. Greyhound to Stop Allowing Border Patrol Agents on Its Buses Without WarrantsThe bus company announced the policy change only days after a leaked memo revealed that agents could not board without consent. Digital Tax Fight Emerges as Global Economic ThreatEuropean finance ministers, meeting at the G20 in Riyadh, are pushing the United States for a global tax deal as a year-end deadline looms. A Mexican Oil Chief’s Hide-Out: Sea Views and 2 Golf CoursesBefore he was arrested this month, the former head of Pemex lay low in one of the world’s most discreet and exclusive locations on Spain’s sunny southern coast. Lynn Cohen, Magda on ‘Sex and the City,’ Is Dead at 86She had a long career onstage and on film and TV. But she found her greatest fame late in life, as a stern housekeeper on a hit HBO series. Alanis Morissette’s Agonized Ballad, and 10 More New SongsHear tracks by Waxahatchee, Kyle, Arca and others. Creating ConnectionsA career center at Brooklyn College provides “the aunts and uncles, the friends of the family that these kids don’t have.” A Beethoven Aria Was Lost. I Filled In the Missing Pages.You’re no Beethoven, to say the least. But you have to take the risk. More Recent Articles
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