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Philippine Coast Guard seizes 200 tons of giant fossilized clam shells The Philippine Coast Guard seized more than 200 tons of fossilized clam shells worth nearly $25 million this week in a joint law enforcement operation.      DOJ lawsuit claims Roger Stone owes $2M in back taxes The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit Friday against political strategist Roger Stone for almost $2 million in unpaid taxes.   Mars Ingenuity flight scheduled for Monday, NASA says NASA announced Saturday that it is targeting Monday for the first flight of the Mars Ingenuity helicopter.   COVID-19 continues surge in Mich., Colo.; Schools cited in Maine outbreaks Coronavirus case counts continued to spike in Michigan and Colorado Friday and Maine health officials said schools account for nearly 70% of the state's active COVID-19 outbreaks.   Russia, Ukraine order duel expulsions of diplomats amid escalating tensions Russia and Ukraine expelled each others' diplomats Saturday amid escalating tensions between the the two countries.   Forecasters: Central U.S. will plunge back into winter next week Chilly air, which has gripped the central United States all week, will be reinforced by another shot of cold weather early next week, forecasters said Saturday.   U.S. safety commission warns users with small children, pets, to stop using Peloton Tread+ Treadmill The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warned users with small children and pets Saturday to stop using Peloton Tread+ devices after a child death and injuries.   Demonstrators protest police violence in Portland, Ore., Oakland, Calif. Residents and business owners in Portland, Ore., and Oakland, Calif., were assessing damages Saturday after protests against police misconduct turned violent in the two cities.   Royal funeral held for Britain's Prince Philip Millions of people around the globe watched Saturday as Prince Philip, the longest-serving consort of a British monarch, was laid to rest at Windsor Castle in a small funeral limited by COVID-19 restrictions.   West Point expels 8 cadets, holds more than 50 back a year in cheating scandal West Point has expelled eight cadets and held back more than 50 for a year after completing its investigation into cheating on a remote learning May calculus exam.   After rapid intensification, Surigae becomes 1st super typhoon of 2021 The first typhoon of 2021 has formed in the western Pacific Basin as "Surigae" underwent rapid intensification over the Philippine Sea, the Joint Typhoon Warning Center said Saturday.   Death toll increases to 4 in capsized boat near Louisiana; 9 missing The U.S. Coast Guard said it's recovered four bodies from a commercial vessel that capsized off the Louisiana coast earlier this week, but nine remain missing.   Leslie Odom, Jr., Diane Warren to perform Oscar-nominated songs Celeste, H.E.R., Leslie Odom, Jr., Laura Pausini, Daniel Pemberton, Molly Sandén and Diane Warren have been booked to perform the five nominated original songs in their entirety for "Oscars: Into the Spotlight."   Memorial to be held for DMX in Brooklyn on April 24 DMX's manager Steve Rifkind has announced that a memorial will be held for the late rapper on April 24 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.   NASA astronaut, cosmonauts, land back on Earth from International Space Station NASA astronaut Kate Rubins, and Russian cosmonauts Sergey Ryzhikiov and Sergey Kud-Sverchkov landed on Earth on Saturday after a half-year International Space Station mission.   Producer Scott Rudin apologizes for workplace behavior, steps back from Broadway Producer Scott Rudin announced Saturday that he will "step back" from Broadway following allegations that he mistreated his colleagues and collaborators.   'Soul,' 'Wolfwalkers' score top Annie Awards for animation "Soul" won seven Annie Awards for excellence in animation, including Best Feature, during a virtual prize presentation.   Police identify 8 people killed in Indianapolis FedEx shooting Indianapolis police have identified the eight victims of Thursday night's FedEx shooting.   Iran names suspect in Natanz facility blast, issues arrest warrant Iranian intelligence officials on Saturday identified a suspect in an explosion at a nuclear facility in Natanz earlier this week.   Sharon Osbourne on 'Talk' exit: 'It changes from day to day what is correct' Sharon Osbourne broke her silence about her departure from "The Talk" last month on Friday's edition of "Real Time with Bill Maher."   Global COVID-19 deaths top 3M; India, Brazil struggle with soaring infections The global death toll from COVID-19 topped 3 million Saturday, according to John Hopkins University researchers, as nations around the world struggled with worsening surges in new cases.   Justin Bieber's 'Justice' tops U.S. album chart Pop music star Justin Bieber's "Justice" is the No. 1 album in the United States.   Daunte Wright: Night of peaceful protests ends in fence breach, arrest The sixth night of demonstrations over the fatal police shooting of Daunte Wright near Minneapolis was peaceful until protesters breached security fences, prompting arrests, officers said.   Hulu: What's coming and going in May 2021 "Marvel's M.O.D.O.K.," "Supernova," JoJo Fletcher's season of "The Bachelorette" and "Shrill" Season 3 are headed to Hulu.   Famous birthdays for April 17: Jennifer Garner, Olivia Hussey Actor Jennifer Garner turns 49 and actor Olivia Hussey turns 70, among the famous birthdays for April 17.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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What we know about the victims in the Indianapolis shooting.Throughout Trial Over George Floyd’s Death, Killings by Police MountSince testimony in Derek Chauvin’s trial began on March 29, more than three people a day have died at the hands of law enforcement.   Kim Janey, Boston's Mayor, Challenges Police on Sex Abuse ScandalThree weeks into her tenure as Boston’s acting mayor, Kim Janey has done something her predecessor did not: order the police to release documents about a leader accused of sexual abuse. Elite Universities Welcome More Diverse Freshman ClassThe aftermath of the George Floyd protests and a decreased reliance on standardized tests have led to more diverse admissions at elite universities. Coronavirus Deaths Reach 3 Million Worldwide“It just never crossed your mind that there would be so many dead in so little time,” said one man in Mexico City. The Afghanistan War Is Ending. A Pennsylvania Town Exhales.In Canonsburg, known for its big Fourth of July parade, many people say they are proud of America and its military but weary of the two-decade war in Afghanistan. Biden Rejects Pentagon's Views on Afghanistan WithdrawalOver two decades of war, the Pentagon had fended off the political instincts of elected leaders frustrated with the grind of Afghanistan. But President Biden refused to be persuaded. Prince Philip Is Laid to Rest in a Somber 50-Minute CeremonyThe televised and live-streamed rite afforded Britons a chance to witness a seeming slight easing in the strained relations between Princes William and Harry. Viewers React to Photo of Queen Elizabeth at Prince Philip's FuneralScott Rudin to Step Back From Broadway Amid Bullying ReportsThe powerful producer of “Hello, Dolly!” and “The Book of Mormon” regrets “the pain my behavior caused” and says others will directly run his shows. 100 Days Without Trump on Twitter: A Nation Scrolls More CalmlyDemocrats are breathing easier. Republicans are crying censorship. For all of the country’s news consumers, a strange quiet has descended after a four-year bombardment of presidential verbiage. Donations Surge for Republicans Who Challenged Election ResultsThe lawmakers, who encouraged their followers to protest in Washington on Jan. 6, have capitalized on the riot to draw huge campaign donations. Democrats Aim to Revive a Campaign Finance WatchdogRepublicans denounced the proposed overhaul as an attempt to mount a partisan takeover of what critics consider a moribund Federal Election Commission. Aleksei Navalny Needs His DoctorsVladimir Putin may be able to save his nemesis’ life. He must. Fear of Contagion Won’t Depress Our Sex Lives ForeverAs we creep back toward normal, what should we do about the rise of sexually transmitted infections? Ron DeSantis Is the Republican AutopsyAs their theory of how to move past Donald Trump, G.O.P. insiders have the governor of Florida. I Have Read Thousands of Résumés, and I Have Some AdviceThe history of this strange document can tell job seekers what works and what doesn’t. Why Anti-Abortion Catholics Should Get VaccinatedQualms about the vaccines’ development are not entirely misguided. But we can make amends for past injustice. On Afghanistan, Biden Ditches the GeneralsAnother casualty in the graveyard of empires. Make Tax-Dodging Companies Pay for Biden’s Infrastructure PlanThe corporate income tax has been gutted. Raising rates and cracking down on evasion are sensible ways to come up with trillions of dollars. Planned Parenthood Is Done Making Excuses for Margaret SangerWe must reckon with Margaret Sanger’s association with white supremacist groups and eugenics. Hang Out With Your Vaccinated FriendsStill waiting for your Covid-19 vaccine dose? Here’s one way to stay safe and keep cases down until your appointment. How Helen McCrory Shone, Even in a Haze of MysteryShe was unforgettable onstage playing seemingly serene women who rippled with restlessness. Czechs Blame 2014 Blasts at Ammunition Depots on Elite Russian Spy UnitThe unit has also been implicated in the 2018 nerve agent attack in Salisbury, England, on Sergei Skripal, a former Russian spy, and his daughter. Post-Merkel Germany May Be Shaded GreenGermany’s Greens are expected to be a critical part of any new government. But these are not the Greens of old. Today it is a pragmatic party promising an assertive stance abroad. Despite Tensions, U.S. and China Agree to Work Together on Climate ChangeThe two countries said they would treat global warming “with the seriousness and urgency that it demands.” Liam Scarlett, Acclaimed British Choreographer, Dies at 35He rose to fame in the dance world with remarkable speed. His subsequent downfall, amid allegations of sexual misconduct, happened just as abruptly. Biden Administration Ends Limit on Fetal Tissue ResearchThe decision reverses Trump administration rules and allows scientists to use tissue derived from elective abortions to develop treatments for diseases including cancer and AIDS. Swiss Billionaire Ends Bid for Tribune PublishingHansjörg Wyss was part of a serious offer for the major newspaper chain that could have prevented it from being sold to the hedge fund Alden Global Capital. Peloton Pushes Back Against Federal Agency Over Treadmill WarningThe U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said it was aware of 38 injuries and one death related to Peloton’s Tread+ machine. The company said its product is safe. Researchers Are Hatching a Low-Cost Covid-19 VaccineA new formulation entering clinical trials in Brazil, Mexico, Thailand and Vietnam could change how the world fights the pandemic. More Recent Articles
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