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U.S. official: Reviving Iran nuclear deal 'absolutely' possible by mid-June The United States and Iran could return to compliance with an Obama-era nuclear deal within weeks, a senior Biden administration official said Thursday, but the decision to do so is up to Tehran.      Dolphins release team captain Bobby McCain, signing Jason McCourty The Miami Dolphins have released veteran defensive back and captain Bobby McCain after six seasons with the team.   Pacers suspend assistant Greg Foster, fine Goga Bitadze after on-court spat The Indiana Pacers suspended assistant coach Greg Foster for one game and fined center Goga Bitadze an undisclosed amount after their heated on-court exchange during Wednesday's loss to the Sacramento Kings.   NHL fines New York Rangers $250K for criticizing Tom Wilson decision The NHL hit the New York Rangers with a $250,000 fine Thursday after the team called for the firing of Department of Player Safety head George Parros earlier this week.   Texas LB Jake Ehlinger, younger brother of Colts draft pick Sam, found dead University of Texas linebacker Jake Ehlinger, the younger brother of former Longhorns starting quarterback Sam Ehlinger, was found dead Thursday, officials said. He was 20.   2 students, 1 adult injured in Idaho middle school shooting Two students and one adult sustained injuries Thursday after a sixth-grade student opened fire at an Idaho middle school, police said.   Shark skins inspire Navy researcher's drone development A U.S. Naval Research Laboratory postdoctoral research associate is designing underwater drones using surfaces inspired by shark skins.   Some B-1B Lancers resume flight after safety stand-down The first B-1B Lancers resumed flight operations this week following a safety stand-down issued last month, the Air Force announced Thursday.   Los Angeles Angels part ways with 10-time All-Star Albert Pujols The Angels parted ways with future Hall of Fame first baseman Albert Pujols just two months into the final season of his 10-year contract, ending his near-decade run in Los Angeles.   Former UPI reporter, Pulitzer winner Lucinda Franks dies at 74 Former United Press International journalist Lucinda Franks, the first woman to win a Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting, has died in New York, her family announced Thursday. She was 74.   Blue Angels to headline Ft. Lauderdale Air Show with new Super Hornets The U.S. Navy Blue Angels are slated to headline the 2021 Fort Lauderdale Air Show in Florida Friday and Saturday.   Heavy use of sugar-sweetened drinks may raise bowel cancer risk, study finds Adults who drink two or more daily sugar-sweetened beverages may be doubling their risk for developing bowel cancer before they turn 50 years old, according to a study published Thursday by the journal Gut.   Twitter bans new account posting former President Donald Trump's statements Twitter on Thursday suspended a new account created to share statements from former President Donald Trump, saying it violated the social media company's policy on banned users.   Daniel Dae Kim, Sting join See Us Unite benefit MTV announced celebrities performing at the See Us Unite for Change benefit for The Asian American Foundation on May 21. Daniel Dae Kim, Sting and Lisa Ling are among those confirmed.   Owls may have inherited their night-hunting abilities from dinosaurs New research suggests a small bird-like dinosaur exacting night vision and owl-like hearing to track down prey in the black of night.   New chameleon skin-inspired material changes color, can detect seafood freshness Scientists have created a new type of synthetic skin that uses luminogens and a bilayer structure to artfully alter its color in response to the environment.   Reducing methane emissions by 45% can achieve Paris Agreement goals, study says Human-caused methane emissions can be reduced by up to 45% this decade, keeping the global temperature within the bounds of the Paris Agreement on climate change, an environmental study released Thursday indicates.   Sacha Baron Cohen wins MTV 'Comedy Genius' award MTV announced Thursday that Sacha Baron Cohen will accept the Comedy Genius Award at the "MTV Movie & TV Awards" on May 16.   Michigan woman wins $150,000 Powerball prize with years-old numbers A Michigan woman learned the value of patience when she scored a $150,000 Powerball prize with the same numbers she has played every week for years.   Watch: Identical twins earn $24 million worth of scholarships A pair of identical twins in Louisiana applied to more than 200 colleges and universities and was offered more than $24 million in scholarships.   Pope Francis condemns aggressive nationalism as harmful to migrants Pope Francis condemned aggressive nationalism Thursday as harmful to vulnerable populations, such as foreigners, migrants and refugees.   In photos: U.S. Navy Blue Angels rehearse for Florida air show The U.S. Navy Blue Angels perform a rehearsal flyover May 6, 2021, ahead of the Fort Lauderdale Air Show this weekend in Florida. The squadron headlines the event May 8-9 along the coast, which also includes stunt flights and other demonstrations. Photos by Gary I Rothstein   'Degrassi: The Next Generation' cast, creators reuniting at ATX ATX and Tubi announced Thursday that a "Degrassi: The Next Generation" reunion panel would kick off the virtual festival on June 11.   NATO kicks off Steadfast Defender 2021 exercise More than 20 NATO allies and partners from North America and Europe will participate in the NATO exercise Steadfast Defender 2021, which kicks off this month, the alliance announced Thursday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Florida and Texas Join the March to Restrict Voting AccessThe efforts in two critical battleground states with booming populations and 70 Electoral College votes between them represent the apex of the Republican effort to roll back access to voting.   Arizona Election Results Review Is Riddled With Flaws, Says OfficialArizona’s top election official said the effort ordered by Republican state senators leaves ballots unattended and lacks basic safeguards to protect the process from manipulation. F.E.C. Drops Case Reviewing Trump Hush-Money Payments to WomenThe case had examined whether Donald Trump violated election law with a $130,000 payment shortly before the 2016 election to a pornographic-film actress by his personal lawyer, Michael Cohen. Stefanik Moves to Oust Cheney, Resurfacing False Election ClaimsRepublicans say Liz Cheney, their No. 3, is being targeted because she won’t stay quiet about Donald J. Trump’s election lies. Her would-be replacement is campaigning on them. Baltimore Vaccine Plant’s Troubles Ripple Across Africa, Europe and CanadaMillions of doses of Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine produced by Emergent BioSolutions have been held back in Europe, South Africa and Canada as a precaution. Patent Waiver for Covid Vaccines Will Be Considered, E.U. SaysThe European Union said that it was considering the proposal but did not endorse it. Germany said that the move could undermine the production of vaccines, deterring E.U. consideration of the plan. Covid Pandemic Forces Families to Rethink Nursing Home CareEven with vaccines, many older people and their relatives are weighing how to manage at-home care for those who can no longer live independently. Three Months After Coup, Myanmar Returns to the ‘Bad Old Days’Police are now stopping random people on the streets. A group of secret informers has reappeared. The killings continue, but so does the resistance. For Bears, California Recalls Are the Perfect CircusA recall candidate hired a bear to draw attention to his campaign to oust Gov. Gavin Newsom, but the bear ended up drawing attention to the bear. Andrew Yang's Campaign Is Guided by a Wealthy LobbyistAndrew Yang’s relationship with Bradley Tusk, a tech investor, has raised concerns about conflicts of interest if he is elected. Lithium Mining Projects May Not Be Green FriendlyA race is on to produce lithium in the United States, but competing projects are taking very different approaches to extracting the vital raw material. Some might not be very green. Meme Stocks and Archegos: Fed Calls Out Financial Weak SpotsThe Federal Reserve painted a picture of a generally stable financial system, but one bubbling with risk-taking that merits attention. S.E.C. Chair Gensler Emphasizes Transparency in MarketsIn a hearing focused on the frenzied trading of GameStop stock, the new S.E.C. chairman suggests more disclosure is needed. How Tina Turner Reclaimed Her Voice, Image and SpiritualityHow Tina Turner reclaimed her voice, her image and her spirituality. Sign Up: ‘Coronavirus Briefing’An informed guide to the global outbreak. ‘It’s His Own Damn Fault,’ Top G.O.P. Pollster Says of Trump and FacebookFrank Luntz has never felt so gloomy. Our Pathetic Herd Immunity FailureThe United States is incapable of collective action. Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Boom?Rising prices here and there aren’t a sign of runaway inflation. Save Snow Days!Haven't kids lost enough this year? You Really Shouldn’t Care About a President’s First 100 DaysActing as if it mattered is actually a problem. Will the Supreme Court Write Guantánamo’s Final Chapter?The justices may get a chance to redeem the court’s own failed promises. India's Covid Crisis Needs a New LockdownThe country's coronavirus disaster is the world's problem. Josh Hawley and Donald Trump Haven’t Been ‘Silenced’But it's not clear how Facebook should deal with them or how we should deal with Facebook. The ‘Hybrid Office’ Could Be Great. It Could Also Be Hell.The future of work isn’t necessarily brighter than its past. Liz Cheney, We Have a Memory. You’re No Hero.Doing the right thing now doesn't erase your past. In New York, a Wait-and-See Attitude Even With a ReopeningBusinesses will begin to reopen in weeks, but in residential buildings, no one seems quite ready to abandon pandemic protocols. Teens Are in Crisis. So Are Their Parents.As hard as it is to be a teen today, it’s draining being the parent of one. Long March 5B, a Chinese Rocket, Expected to Tumble Back to EarthThe chances of it hitting a populated area are small, but not zero. That has raised questions about how the country’s space program designs its missions. Keisha Lance Bottoms Won’t Seek Second Term as Atlanta MayorMs. Bottoms, who was mentioned briefly as a potential running mate for President Biden, is the latest mayor to move on after a year of pandemic challenges and racial justice protests. Sheldon Silver Is Ordered Back to Prison After 2-Day FurloughJust two days after being furloughed, the once-powerful Democrat was headed back to prison to continue serving his sentence on corruption charges. Polling’s Prognosis: Wary Conservatives and Eager LiberalsA new report points to another problem with surveys: liberals with strong political views who are almost too willing to be polled. Court Overturns Fraud Conviction of Corrine Brown, Ex-U.S. RepresentativeCorrine Brown, a Florida Democrat who served more than two years in prison after being found guilty of running a sham charity, was granted a new trial by a federal appeals court. 25 Dead After Shootout in Brazil During a Police RaidPolice officials and human rights activists called Thursday’s operation in a district controlled by drug traffickers the deadliest in the city’s history. Hong Kong Pushes ‘Fake News’ Label as Media Face ‘Worst of Times’The police distributed a magazine denouncing “rumors and lies,” and have warned news outlets against undermining national security. Daniel Alan Baker Convicted of Threatening Protesters in FloridaProsecutors said that Daniel Alan Baker had issued a “call to arms” asking people to violently confront demonstrators at the Florida State Capitol. Albert Pujols Is Designated for Assignment by AngelsA long decline followed by an abrupt exit can’t overshadow an early career of overwhelming dominance. 5 Classical Albums to Hear Right NowBach for violin, Beethoven symphonies and new music for accordion and orchestra are among the recent releases. ‘Zoetrope’ Review: And You Thought Your Apartment Was Small?Exquisite Corpse Company’s clever choose-your-own-adventure play has a handful of viewers peek in on a Brooklyn couple in really close quarters. Want to Become a Writer? Lauren Hough Recommends Bartending.The author of “Leaving Isn’t the Hardest Thing” has been a “cable guy,” a barista and Air Force airman. Her time behind a bar taught her to listen. Who Gets Bill and Melinda Gates' Family Mansion?Melinda Gates, at least, has been open about her desire to live in a smaller house. Ohio State Senator Is Caught Zooming and DrivingAndrew Brenner, a Republican, used a background to make it appear as if he were at home rather than behind the wheel of his car during a state meeting. The giveaway? His seatbelt. Colombia Police Respond to Protests With Bullets, and Death Toll MountsThe eruption of anger in Colombia, where at least 24 have died as the government cracks down on the protests, could spread to other countries in the region that share the same combustible conditions. More Recent Articles
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