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Hazmat team dispatched after train derails in Minnesota Authorities have issued a precautionary shelter-in-place order and dispatched a hazmat team to the Minnesota site where Union Pacific train derailed Saturday.      • Email to a friend • University of California won't consider ACT or SAT in admissions in 2021 The University of California system will no longer require SAT or ACT scores for admission or scholarship decisions, per a settlement agreement announced Friday.   • Email to a friend • Rombauer wins Preakness Stakes, controversial Derby winner finishes third Rombauer, an 11-1 long shot, rallied by Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit in the stretch run to win the Preakness Stakes, second leg of the U.S. Triple Crown, on Saturday at Pimlico Racecourse in Baltimore.   • Email to a friend • Israeli airstrike targets tower offices of media outlets Israeli forces launched hundreds of strikes on Gaza on Saturday, including one that destroyed a building containing the offices of multiple news outlets.   • Email to a friend • 1 man killed, 1 injured by ice at Alaska's Denali National Park A block of glacier ice dislodged and hit a two-person climbing team in Alaska's Denali National Park and Preserve Thursday, killing one and injuring the other.   • Email to a friend • MLB says 84% of players, staffers at least partially vaccinated amid Yankees COVID-19 spread Nearly 84% of Major League Baseball's Tier 1 individuals, which includes players and staff members, are partially or fully vaccinated for COVID-19.   • Email to a friend • CDC: 2-dose COVID-19 vaccines 94% effective at preventing symptomatic illness The two-dose vaccines from Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna reduced the risk for symptomatic COVID-19 by 94% among those fully vaccinated.   • Email to a friend • Modern plate tectonics on Earth emerged 3.6B years ago, study says Modern plate tectonics, a defining feature of Earth and its unique ability to support life, first emerged roughly 3.6 billion years ago.   • Email to a friend • ‘Black-ish’ ending, ‘Rebel’ canceled ABC has renewed its Anthony Anderson-led sitcom, "Black-ish," for an eighth and final season.   • Email to a friend • IRS to issue refunds for overtaxed unemployment compensation The Internal Revenue Service will begin issuing refunds this week to taxpayers who overpaid taxes on their 2020 unemployment compensation.   • Email to a friend • 5 shot, 2 killed in shooting at Chicago party Three people were injured and two were killed in a shooting at a party on Chicago's south side early Saturday, police said.   • Email to a friend • China lands its first rover on Mars China landed a rover on the surface of Mars for the first time Saturday, the China National Space Administration announced.   • Email to a friend • Colonial Pipeline resumes 'normal operations' Georgia-based Colonial Pipeline announced Saturday that it's resumed "normal operations" after last week's ransomware attack that led to gas shortages throughout the United States.   • Email to a friend • ‘Khaled Khaled’ tops the U.S. album chart DJ Khaled's Khaled Khaled is the No. 1 album in the United States this week.   • Email to a friend • India's COVID-19 cases slow; Modi calls for more vaccinations India reported 326,000 new cases Saturday, the lowest daily figure in about three weeks, according to the health ministry.   • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles
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C.D.C. Guidance Prompts Major Retailers to Drop Mask RequirementsWalmart, Costco, Publix and Starbucks are among the retail giants effectively moving to an honor system. Here’s the latest on the pandemic.   • Email to a friend • Mask? No Mask? New Rules Leave Americans Recalibrating, Hour by HourThe C.D.C. said fully vaccinated people could safely go most places without a mask. Not everyone was sure, or ready. • Email to a friend • Why Vaccinating the World Against Covid-19 Will Be HardWhen President Biden joined a push to set aside patents for Covid shots, he entered a roiling debate over how to ensure poor countries get enough vaccine. • Email to a friend • What Is Happening in Israel and Gaza? Here's What to Know.A little-noticed police action in Jerusalem last month was one of several incidents that led to the current crisis. • Email to a friend • Tensions Among Democrats Grow Over Israeli-Palestinian ConflictDivisions within the party have burst into public view, with the party’s ascendant left viewing the Mideast conflict as a searing racial justice issue that carries echoes of U.S. politics. • Email to a friend • Violence in Israel Shakes Trump's Boast of 'New Middle East'Trump officials said the Abraham Accords between Israel and four Arab states would transform the region, but new Israeli-Palestinian clashes lay bare the limits of that change. • Email to a friend • How Sickle Cell Trait in Black People Can Give the Police CoverSickle cell trait has been cited in dozens of police custody deaths ruled accidental or natural, even though the condition is benign on its own, a Times investigation found. • Email to a friend • G.O.P. Pursues Harsher Penalties for Poll Workers in Voting CrackdownHeavy fines, felony charges and jail sentences: Republicans seeking to restrict voting are proposing strict punishments for election officials and workers who make errors or violate the rules. • Email to a friend • The G.O.P.’s Big CancellationThe party’s cancel mob runs wild on Capitol Hill. • Email to a friend • 723 Epidemiologists on When and How the U.S. Can Fully Return to NormalGovernment mandates are lifting, but these experts say the pandemic won’t really end nationally until more people, including children, are vaccinated. • Email to a friend • What We Can Learn From Fearless GirlsAfghanistan shows that change comes through teachers as well as troops. • Email to a friend • Bias Is a Big Problem. But So Is ‘Noise.’When it comes to mistaken judgments, there is more than one kind of error. • Email to a friend • The Hoover Dam Made Life in the West Possible. Or So We Thought.Climate change threatens Las Vegas and every other desert oasis town. • Email to a friend • Elise Stefanik Is Playing a Dangerous Game With Her CareerFor those who have followed her career, her embrace of Trumpism doesn’t come as a big surprise. • Email to a friend • Bernie Sanders: The Approach the Israel-Palestine Conflict NeedsAmerica has a role to play in bringing peace to both Israelis and Palestinians. • Email to a friend • America is Failing Its Moral Test on VaccinesVaccinating the world is possible. The United States should lead the way. • Email to a friend • Maybe We Need Masks Indoors Just a Bit LongerThe C.D.C. could have waited until we had managed to further reduce the spread of Covid-19. • Email to a friend • Young Americans, How Has George Floyd’s Death Influenced Your Life?We want to hear from readers under 30 about their changing views of race and racism. • Email to a friend • Damon Weaver, Child Reporter Who Interviewed Obama, Dies at 23At 11 years old, Mr. Weaver gained national attention when he scored an interview with President Barack Obama, making him one of the youngest people to interview a sitting president. • Email to a friend • South Africans Call for Justice After Police Shooting of Lindani MyeniA Black man from South Africa was shot and killed in an encounter with the police in his adopted home, Hawaii. His countrymen want answers. • Email to a friend • MOVE Bombing Bones, Believed to Have Been Discarded, Are Found in StorageCity officials said that remains from the 1985 bombing, which were believed to have been cremated without the family’s permission, had apparently been saved in a box in storage. • Email to a friend • Vanessa Bryant Delivers Emotional Hall of Fame Speech for KobeKobe Bryant, the former Los Angeles Lakers star who was killed in a helicopter crash last year, was posthumously inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame on Saturday. • Email to a friend • Houston Tiger Is Found After Being Missing for DaysThe 9-month-old Bengal, which appeared to be unharmed, was taken to an animal shelter, the Houston police said on Saturday evening. • Email to a friend • Greek Neo-Nazi, a Member of Europe’s Parliament, Sent to PrisonIoannis Lagos was a leading member of the extreme-right and now-defunct Golden Dawn, which rose to prominence in Greece’s Parliament in 2012 at the peak of the country’s financial crisis. • Email to a friend • A Fragile Ceasefire Lets Afghans Risk Travel for EidA 3-day cease-fire is violated, but Afghans brave dangerous roads to celebrate a holiday with families. • Email to a friend • Paulina Porizkova on Instagram, Aaron Sorkin and AgingThe veteran supermodel is contesting the will of her late husband, Ric Ocasek — and writing herself a splashy new chapter. • Email to a friend • How Do I Stop Children From Playing on My Property?A private lawn or patio is not a public playground, but some people need the obvious explained to them. • Email to a friend • At 18, He Had Consensual Sex With 2 Teens. Montana Wants Him to Stay a Registered Offender.A federal judge said Randall Menges should be removed from a sex-offender registry, but the Montana attorney general plans to fight to keep him on it. • Email to a friend • Beneath Joe Biden’s Folksy Demeanor, a Short Fuse and an Obsession With DetailsAs Mr. Biden settles into the office he has chased for more than three decades, aides say he demands hours of debate from scores of policy experts. • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles
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