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FDA approves removing in-person requirement for abortion pill amid pandemic The Biden administration has approved for abortion medication to be dispensed through the mail during the coronavirus pandemic.      Brandon Schneider to replace Rick Welts as Warriors' president, COO The Golden State Warriors announced Tuesday that Brandon Schneider will be the team's next president and chief operating officer.   Officer William 'Billy' Evans lies in honor at Capitol U.S. Capitol Police Officer William "Billy" Evans, who was killed during an attempted building breach on April 2, 2021, lies in honor April 13 in the Capitol Rotunda in Washington, D.C. Fellow officers, members of Congress and President Joe Biden are paying tribute to the 18-year veteran of the force.   Broncos, Seahawks, Buccaneers to skip voluntary off-season workouts Players for the Denver Broncos, Seattle Seahawks and Tampa Bay Buccaneers won't report to their respective practice facilities next week to start voluntary off-season workouts.   House Speaker Nancy Pelosi invites President Joe Biden to address joint session of Congress House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday invited President Joe Biden to attend a joint session of Congress later this month.   Washington Football Team signs ex-college basketball player Sammis Reyes The Washington Football Team has signed former Division I men's college basketball player and NFL hopeful Sammis Reyes to their roster.   Kenosha, Wis., officer Rusten Sheskey who shot Jacob Blake returns to active duty Kenosha, Wis., Police officer Rusten Sheskey who shot Jacob Blake last summer returned from administrative leave last month, Police Chief Daniel Miskinis announced Tuesday.   330 civilian employees transfer from Navy to Air Force at Andersen AFB About 330 full-time civilian employees currently assigned to support Guam's Andersen Air Force Base administratively transferred from the Navy to the Air Force at the end of last week, the Air Force announced.   Derek Chauvin trial: Prosecution rests, defense witness says force was 'justified' A use-of-force expert for the defense testified Tuesday that former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was "justified" in the amount of force he used to detain George Floyd.   Marines to begin testing, evaluating new physical training uniforms The Marine Corps announced Tuesday that Marines will soon be testing and evaluating new physical training uniforms.   Mariners pitcher James Paxton to have season-ending elbow surgery Seattle Mariners starting pitcher James Paxton will undergo season-ending surgery on his throwing elbow.   Nevada Assembly repeals death penalty, sends to Senate Nevada's Assembly voted Thursday to abolish the death penalty, a bill that, if signed into law, would make the state the 24th to outlaw the punishment.   USS Wichita, Jamaica's HMJS Cornwall conduct live-fire exercise The USS Wichita conducted a live fire exercise with the Jamaica Defence Force Coast Guard offshore patrol vessel HMJS Cornwall in the Caribbean Sea last week.   Nuggets star Jamal Murray has torn ACL in left knee, out indefinitely Denver Nuggets guard Jamal Murray will be out indefinitely after suffering a torn ACL in his left knee.   Police arrest Paul Flores and his father in connection to Kristin Smart disappearance Police arrested Paul Flores, 44, and his father, Ruben Ricardo Flores, 80, in connection with to 1996 disappearance of Cal Poly University student Kristin Smart.   Poor exercise habits may raise risk for severe COVID-19, study finds Lack of physical activity may increase a person's risk for more severe COVID-19 and death from the disease, according to a study published Tuesday by the British Journal of Sports Medicine.   White flowers dot National Mall for gun violence memorial A gun control organization co-founded by former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords placed 40,000 white silk flowers on the National Mall on Tuesday to memorialize those killed by gun violence each year in the United States.   New legislation calls for PFAS 'forever chemicals' to be regulated as hazardous substances Reps. Debbie Dingell, D-Mich., and Fred Upton, R-Mich., introduced bipartisan legislation on Tuesday to designate PFAS as hazardous substances and set a national drinking standard for the "forever chemicals."   USS Vella Gulf docked at Norfolk for repairs to main reduction gear The crew of USS Vella Gulf found significant debris in the guided-missile cruiser's main reduction gear, extending repairs on the vessel.   Watch live: Slain officer Billy Evans lies in honor at Capitol Rotunda U.S. Capitol Police officer William "Billy" Evans, who was killed during an attempted building breach this month, lay in honor Tuesday in the Capitol Rotunda.   Watch: 'The Hills' cast reunites for more 'New Beginnings' post-pandemic MTV announced a new season of "The Hills: New Beginnings" will premiere May 12.   S&P 500 notches new record; travel stocks dip after Johnson & Johnson vaccine recommendation The S&P 500 hit a closing high of 4,141.59 in a mixed day of trading Tuesday, as U.S. health agencies recommended pausing the rollout of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.   Maryland woman chose $100,000 lottery ticket with her eyes closed A Maryland woman who won $100,000 from a scratch-off lottery ticket said she closed her eyes and selected the ticket at random from a vending machine.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Biden to Withdraw Combat Troops From Afghanistan by Sept. 11After years of arguing against an extended military presence in Afghanistan, President Biden is doing things his way, with the deadline for withdrawal set for the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks.   Lawmakers Are Divided Over Pulling Troops Out of AfghanistanRepublicans and some Democrats say it could embolden the Taliban, while others say it is time to end the “Forever War.” With Afghan Decision, Biden Seeks to Focus U.S. on New ChallengesThe president’s choice to set a firm date for a full withdrawal reflected a belief that the priorities of 2021 require moving on from policies set in 2001. Police Told to Hold Back on Capitol Riot Response, Report FindsDespite being tipped that “Congress itself is the target” on Jan. 6, Capitol Police were ordered not to use their most powerful crowd-control weapons, according to a scathing new watchdog report. Key Findings from the Inspector General's Capitol Riot ReportIntelligence failures, orders to use less aggressive measures and equipment breakdowns contributed to the Capitol Police’s botched response, a watchdog found. Police Officer Who Fatally Shot Daunte Wright Was Training OthersKimberly A. Potter was a 26-year veteran of the force in a Minneapolis suburb and president of a police union. Daunte Wright Spent Final Moments Talking With His Mother“I just seen and heard the fear in his voice,” she said. Mr. Wright was a young father who loved basketball and, in the tightknit world of Minneapolis, had a connection to George Floyd. Chauvin Trial: Defense Focuses on Floyd's Past Police EncountersThe defense also presented body camera video from a previous arrest of George Floyd, part of its strategy to shift the jurors’ focus to his use of illicit drugs. Takeaways from Day 12 of the Derek Chauvin Trial.An expert testifying for the defense said Mr. Chauvin was justified in pinning George Floyd under his knee. He contradicted numerous experts called by prosecutors, including the police chief of Minneapolis. Could a Rare Covid Vaccine Side Effect Put More at Risk?Some public health officials fear that the pause on the Johnson & Johnson vaccine may fuel vaccine hesitancy and expose more Americans to a bigger danger: the coronavirus. How the Coronavirus Variants Are Spreading in New York CityNew, searchable ZIP code-level data provides a close look at how contagious variants have kept New York’s case levels alarmingly high. Matt Gaetz Associate Is Cooperating With Justice Dept.Joel Greenberg, a former elected official in Florida, has been talking to federal investigators since last year about the conduct of Representative Matt Gaetz and others. Johnson & Johnson, Minnesota, Big Ben: Your Tuesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. From Serial: The Improvement AssociationA true story about election fraud. We Need a High Wall With a Big Gate on the Southern BorderImmigration is America’s lifeblood, so we can’t risk losing it. The F.D.A.’s Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Call Is No CatastropheThere might have been better ways to handle the situation, but officials did what they had to do. Your Success Probably Didn’t Come From Merit AloneA wide-ranging discussion with Tressie McMillan Cottom, one of America’s sharpest contemporary cultural critics. Amazon’s Big Win Over the Little GuyCorporate America keeps squeezing the humanity out of the workplace. Coney Island Is Just What the Doctor OrderedNew York’s charming old amusement park delivers the springtime joy we all need. We Don’t Need More Life-Crushing Steel and ConcreteThe long-term needs of ecosystems should come before our knee-jerk expectations about infrastructure. What to Do About Killings by the PoliceAfter the death of a second Black man, readers call for federal action and suggest ending most traffic stops. Why, Despite Everything, You Should Have Kids (if You Want Them)In a time of Covid-19, climate change and catastrophe, having a baby is an act of radical hope. An NDA Was Designed to Keep Me QuietI chose not to be. We need to end gag orders for victims of workplace abuse. What Bidenism Owes to TrumpismThe Biden agenda tries to seize the populist opportunity that Trump let slip away. The Economy That Allows You to Get Your Job Done Is BrokenPresident Biden understands that caregiving is infrastructure, and that all families need it. Hope Trautwein Discusses Her 21-Strikeout Perfect GameHope Trautwein of North Texas threw a perfect game that outdid all the others, striking out 21 in seven flawless innings. Zoom Burnout Is Real — but It’s Worse for Women.In a new study, women reported higher levels of fatigue associated with video calls than men. The solution, though, isn’t as simple as not having video calls. Is It OK to Use Money Raised for a Child’s Cancer Care on a Car?The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on the limits of GoFundMe, whether to identify as L.G.B.T.Q. and unequal inheritances. Kristin Smart Case: Two Men Are Arrested in 1996 DisappearanceMs. Smart was 19 and a college student in San Luis Obispo, Calif., when she vanished while walking to her dorm from an off-campus party. Swiss Billionaire Is a Top Bidder for the Tribune NewspapersThe Swiss billionaire Hansjörg Wyss helped build a sophisticated behind-the-scenes operation that attacked Republicans and promoted Democratic causes. The Biden Administration Is Quietly Keeping Tabs on InflationA monthslong effort to monitor and model economic trends inside the White House and the Treasury Department found little risk of prices spiraling upward faster than the Fed can manage. Election Overhaul Plan Threatens to Sideline Hong Kong’s OppositionThe proposal, initiated by the Chinese central government, is intended to make it difficult for democracy advocates to hold office and would criminalize organized protest votes. Florida Plans to Close Wastewater Reservoir Where Leak Forced EvacuationsA potential deluge of millions of gallons of water from a former phosphate mine had threatened homes south of Tampa. Pelosi Invites Biden to Address Joint Session of CongressThe session would lay out the president’s plan after his first 100 days in office. ‘Transformers’ and a Zombie Comedy: What ‘Invincible’ Is Made OfThe writer behind the Amazon Prime superhero show ‘Invincible’ shares the films, comic books and characters he drew on to create the new series. Missing Girls and a Bit of Mysticism, in Paula McLain’s Debut ThrillerIn “When the Stars Go Dark,” the author of “The Paris Wife” tries her hand at a new genre. Tiny Love Stories: ‘You’ll Understand Someday’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. Don’t Mistake Silent Endurance for ResilienceIn powering through discomfort, I became inured to it — until I figured out how to acknowledge what I actually wanted. The Next Level in Office Amenities: Wild HorsesThe mustangs at a Nevada office park are an example of the outrageous perks that businesses dangle to impress job candidates, but wildlife advocates are pushing back on efforts to market them. Japan to Start Releasing Radioactive Water From Fukushima in 2 YearsThe government says the plan is the best way to dispose of water used to prevent the ruined nuclear plant’s damaged reactor cores from melting. Darius, ‘World’s Longest Rabbit,’ Is MissingMeasuring more than four feet, the furry giant should be easy to spot. But he vanished from an English garden last weekend, and the police are treating his disappearance as an abduction. More Recent Articles
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