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Haitian first lady recounts husband's assassination in recorded message Haitian first lady Martine Moise, who was injured in the attack that killed her husband, President Jovenel Moise, spoke out for the first time since the assassination in a recorded message. No injuries in crane collapse atop downtown Toronto condo building Police said a service crane at the top of a downtown Toronto building fell onto the roof, causing structural damage to the condo building, but no reported injuries. Bomb threat prompts evacuation of two terminals at Florida airport Flights were grounded and two terminals evacuated at a Florida airport on Saturday after authorities received word of a bomb threat at the hub. Watch: Bystanders steady out-of-control carnival ride in Michigan Witnesses sprang into action at a Michigan festival to stabilize an out-of-control carnival ride that appeared to be in danger of topping over while still filled with riders. Ethiopian PM's party wins legislative election in a landslide Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Prosperity Party won a landslide victory in the first round of the country's elections, winning 410 of the 547 seats in the House of People's Representatives. All-time records could fall in Las Vegas, Death Valley as heat fries SW Las Vegas, Nevada and Death Valley, Calif. may break all-time high temperature records this weekend, forecaster said. Factory owner, 7 others arrested in probe of Bangladesh fire that killed 52 Police investigating a factory fire that killed at least 52 people in Bangladesh said eight people have been arrested in connection with the probe, including the owner of the business. Filing suggests Ravnsborg crash victim may have committed suicide A defense attorney for South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg alleges the man who died after being struck by the official's car last year may have intentionally committed suicide. Actress Lea Seydoux tests positive for COVID-19; Cannes trip in doubt French actress Lea Seydoux has tested positive for COVID-19, leaving her trip to the Cannes Film Festival for debut of her four films in doubt, multiple reports indicated Saturday. G20 finance chiefs approve global corporate tax reform measures Finance officials from the Group of 20 major economies announced after a two-day meeting in Italy that they have approved plans for a global minimum tax rate on multinational corporations. Death toll from Fla. condo collapse rises to 86; Miami courthouse evacuated The death toll from last month's partial collapse of a Surfside, Fla., condominium tower rose to 86 Saturday as officials evacuated parts of a high-rise Miami courthouse due to structural concerns. Ash Barty beats Karolina Pliskova at Wimbledon for second Grand Slam title Top-ranked Ash Barty halted eighth-seeded Karolina Pliskova's late comeback attempt in Saturday's Wimbledon women's final to claim her second Grand Slam championship. Confederate statues removed from Charlottesville parks Confederate statues at the center of 2017 protests turned deadly were removed Saturday from Charlottesville, Va. London police urge ticketless fans to stay away from Euro 2020 final London police urged soccer fans without tickets to stay away from Sunday's Euro 2020 final between England and Italy to help combat the spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant. Ga. golf course shooting suspect bound and gagged 2 victims, warrants say The Atlanta area golf course shooting suspect allegedly "bound the hands, legs, and mouth" of two of his victims, warrants said. Netflix sets Dec. 17 return date for 'Witcher'No Season 2 for 'Cursed' on Netflix Netflix has decided not to renew its fantasy drama, "Cursed," for a second season. Heat, strong winds drive quick spread of wildfire at Calif.-Nevada border Excessively dry forest conditions and strong winds have combined to fan a complex of wildfires along the California-Nevada border into the largest blaze so far this year, fire officials say. U.S. officials travel to Haiti in wake of president's assassination Senior U.S. FBI and Department of Homeland Security officials will travel to Haiti in wake of the assassination of the country's president earlier this week. 'Wicked' concert to air on PBS Aug. 29 A concert version of the Broadway musical, "Wicked," is set to air on PBS Aug. 29. Tyler, the Creator's 'Call Me If You Get Lost' is the No. 1 album in the U.S. Rapper Tyler, the Creator's "Call Me If You Get Lost" is the No. 1 album in the United States this weekend. Pope Francis walking, eating with aides during recovery from surgery Pope Francis is gradually increasing his activities and is eating with health aides who are helping him recover from this week's intestinal surgery, the Vatican said Saturday. Study questions whether muscle relaxant drugs ease low back pain Although tens of millions of Americans turn to muscle relaxants for lower back pain relief, a new Australian review finds little evidence that such drugs actually work. Study: More air pollution, worse COVID-19 outcomes The air people breathe -- and how much pollution is in it -- may make a difference in their outcomes when infected with COVID-19, a new study finds. Famous birthdays for July 10: Phyllis Smith, Isabela Merced Actor Phyllis Smith turns 70 and actor Isabela Merced turns 20, among the famous birthdays for July 10. |
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Haiti’s Troop Request Presents Hard Choice for BidenPentagon officials noted that the request was broad and did not specify the number or types of forces needed. Who Paid for That Mansion in Canada? Haitians Demand AnswersValued at $3.4 million, a Haitian senator’s Montreal villa has become a potent emblem of the growing gap between Haiti’s impoverished citizens and its wealthy political elite. The Big Question of the 2022 Midterms: How Will the Suburbs Swing?Democrats and Republicans are already jockeying for a crucial voting bloc that soured on Donald Trump, tilted to Joe Biden and now holds the key to the second half of the president’s term. Texas Man Who Waited Hours to Vote Is Arrested on Charges of Illegal VotingHervis Rogers was ineligible to cast a ballot in the 2020 presidential primary because he was still on parole, according to the state’s attorney general. He now faces four decades in prison. Global Tax Overhaul Gains Steam as G20 Backs New LeviesThe approach marks a reversal of years of economic policies that embraced low taxes as a way for countries to attract investment and fuel growth. Could Gen Z Free the World From Email?“It’s actually crazy how outdated it is.” People born after AOL Mail was invented seem to prefer to communicate in almost any other way. Delta Variant Accounts for Nearly All Cases in a Missouri Hot SpotThe crush of Covid patients this week at Mercy Hospital in Springfield, Mo., was unlike anything in 16 months. Catch up on coronavirus news. Death Valley Hits 130 Degrees as Heat Wave Sweeps the WestTemperatures were broiling from Utah to California as another “heat dome” led Western states to set up cooling centers and issue motel vouchers. Heat Wave Spread Fire That Erased Lytton, British ColumbiaBusloads of residents went to tour the charred town of Lytton, British Columbia, this week and found it almost unrecognizable. Euro 2020: Chiellini, Bonucci and the Art of DefenseThe veteran defenders Giorgio Chiellini and Leonardo Bonucci have given Italy the freedom to push forward at Euro 2020, right to the brink of a title. To Kill a Swan? Dispute Over a Bird’s Fate Ends With a Twist.A mute swan, beloved by some, was set to be euthanized after wildlife officials deemed him dangerously aggressive. Then something unexpected happened. The Ascension of Bernie SandersThe senator is willing to break a few eggs, over easy, to get Democrats back on track to their working-class roots. More Recent Articles |
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Haitian first lady Martine Moise, who was injured in the attack that killed her husband, President Jovenel Moise, spoke out for the first time since the assassination in a recorded message.
Police said a service crane at the top of a downtown Toronto building fell onto the roof, causing structural damage to the condo building, but no reported injuries.
Flights were grounded and two terminals evacuated at a Florida airport on Saturday after authorities received word of a bomb threat at the hub.
Witnesses sprang into action at a Michigan festival to stabilize an out-of-control carnival ride that appeared to be in danger of topping over while still filled with riders.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's Prosperity Party won a landslide victory in the first round of the country's elections, winning 410 of the 547 seats in the House of People's Representatives.
Las Vegas, Nevada and Death Valley, Calif. may break all-time high temperature records this weekend, forecaster said.
Police investigating a factory fire that killed at least 52 people in Bangladesh said eight people have been arrested in connection with the probe, including the owner of the business.
A defense attorney for South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg alleges the man who died after being struck by the official's car last year may have intentionally committed suicide.
French actress Lea Seydoux has tested positive for COVID-19, leaving her trip to the Cannes Film Festival for debut of her four films in doubt, multiple reports indicated Saturday.
Finance officials from the Group of 20 major economies announced after a two-day meeting in Italy that they have approved plans for a global minimum tax rate on multinational corporations.
The death toll from last month's partial collapse of a Surfside, Fla., condominium tower rose to 86 Saturday as officials evacuated parts of a high-rise Miami courthouse due to structural concerns.
Top-ranked Ash Barty halted eighth-seeded Karolina Pliskova's late comeback attempt in Saturday's Wimbledon women's final to claim her second Grand Slam championship.
Confederate statues at the center of 2017 protests turned deadly were removed Saturday from Charlottesville, Va.
London police urged soccer fans without tickets to stay away from Sunday's Euro 2020 final between England and Italy to help combat the spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant.
The Atlanta area golf course shooting suspect allegedly "bound the hands, legs, and mouth" of two of his victims, warrants said.
Season 2 of "The Witcher" is slated to debut on Netflix this fall.
Netflix has decided not to renew its fantasy drama, "Cursed," for a second season.
Excessively dry forest conditions and strong winds have combined to fan a complex of wildfires along the California-Nevada border into the largest blaze so far this year, fire officials say.
Senior U.S. FBI and Department of Homeland Security officials will travel to Haiti in wake of the assassination of the country's president earlier this week.
A concert version of the Broadway musical, "Wicked," is set to air on PBS Aug. 29.
Rapper Tyler, the Creator's "Call Me If You Get Lost" is the No. 1 album in the United States this weekend.
Pope Francis is gradually increasing his activities and is eating with health aides who are helping him recover from this week's intestinal surgery, the Vatican said Saturday.
Although tens of millions of Americans turn to muscle relaxants for lower back pain relief, a new Australian review finds little evidence that such drugs actually work.
The air people breathe -- and how much pollution is in it -- may make a difference in their outcomes when infected with COVID-19, a new study finds.
Actor Phyllis Smith turns 70 and actor Isabela Merced turns 20, among the famous birthdays for July 10. 
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