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Devin Booker leads Suns over Bucks in Game 2 of NBA Finals Behind 31 points from star guard Devin Booker, the Phoenix Suns beat the Milwaukee Bucks 118-108 in Game 2 of the NBA Finals on Thursday night in Arizona, moving two wins away from their first championship ever.      Justice Dept. declined to prosecute 82% of hate crime cases, says gov't report The Justice Department declined to prosecute 82% of suspects accused of committing hate crimes, according to a report released Thursday.   Heat legend Dwyane Wade visits Surfside collapse site, speaks with rescuers Miami Heat great Dwyane Wade traveled to the memorial site for the victims of the South Florida building collapse Thursday.   Tropical Storm Elsa hits Virginia on northern push Tropical Storm Elsa reached Virginia after delivering "torrential rains" over North and South Carolina on Thursday as it moves across land and nears the Atlantic Ocean.   Magnitude 6.0 earthquake strikes near California-Nevada border A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck near the California-Nevada border Thursday afternoon and was followed by dozens of smaller tremors.   Five-star DE Jeremiah Alexander chooses Alabama football over Clemson Five-star defensive end Jeremiah Alexander announced his commitment to the Alabama Crimson Tide football program Thursday.   At least one U.S. citizen among six arrested in assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moise A top Haitian official said Thursday that at least one U.S. citizen is believed to be among six people arrested following the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moise.   Miami Marlins GM Kim Ng: Don Mattingly to return as manager in 2022 Miami Marlins general manager Kim Ng said Thursday that manager Don Mattingly will return to the club for the 2022 season.   Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios pulls out of Summer Games in Tokyo Australian men's tennis star Nick Kyrgios withdrew from the Summer Games in Tokyo on Thursday, saying the lack of spectators at the Olympics "doesn't feel right."   Death toll from South Florida condo tower collapse rises to 64 The death toll from a South Florida condo tower that collapsed two weeks ago rose to 64 on Thursday after searchers found the remains of another 10 people, officials said.   California Gov. Gavin Newsom asks residents to cut water usage 15% amid drought Gov. Gavin Newsom asked residents to cut water usage by 15% on Thursday as California deals with droughts, record heat and wildfires.   Leonardo da Vinci drawing of bear sells at auction for $12.22M A rare drawing by Italian Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci sold at auction Thursday for $12.22 million in London, Christie's said.   Pfizer plans to launch COVID-19 vaccine booster, target Delta variant Pfizer and BioNTech released data Thursday showing a booster shot is likely necessary within at least six months after receiving its COVID-19 vaccine and announced plans for a new construct targeting the Delta variant.   Barrage of city-sized asteroids peppered Earth between 2.5B and 3.5B years ago Early Earth was bombarded by massive asteroids more frequently than scientists previously thought, according to new research.   Look: Colorado wildlife officials seeking bear with plastic bucket stuck on head Wildlife officials in Colorado said they are trying to locate a bear photographed with a plastic bucket stuck around its head.   Watch: Kansas man breaks three Guinness World Records for free throws A Kansas man with multiple world records under his belt added three more titles to his name while shooting free throws.   Empty lawn mower, broken card reader lead man to $300,000 lottery jackpot A South Carolina man said the need to buy gas for his lawnmower, and a store's broken card reader led to his winning a $300,000 lottery jackpot.   Watch: Reptile experts rescue monitor lizard with head stuck in toilet A 4-foot monitor lizard with its head stuck in a toilet was rescued from a home in India after the reptile spent five days hiding out in the bathroom.   Air Force offering better fitting armor for female defenders Female defenders at the 55th Forces Squadron received the first batch of new body armor for female defenders, the Air Force announced on Thursday.   Dow falls 259 points as Delta variant sparks recovery concerns The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 259 points Thursday as U.S. markets dipped amid refreshed concerns over COVID-19's impact on the economy.   Tooth loss increases dementia risk in older adults, study finds Older adults who experience tooth loss are at increased risk for cognitive impairment and dementia, and their risk grows with each tooth lost, a JAMDA: The Journal of Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine study found.   Michael Avenatti sentenced to 2 1/2 years in prison in Nike case A federal judge on Thursday sentenced attorney Michael Avenatti to 2 1/2 years in prison for his attempt to extort more than $20 million from Nike.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Biden Forcefully Defends U.S. Withdrawal From AfghanistanThe president insisted that the United States had done more than enough to empower the Afghan police and military to secure the future of their people.   Texas Republicans Reveal Bills of Far-Reaching Voting RestrictionsIn their second attempt to pass a sweeping elections overhaul, Republican lawmakers followed the broad outlines of the first, including a wide range of measures to limit voting access. White House, Facing Voting Rights Defeats, Expands InvestmentA $25 million Democratic National Committee initiative will seek to register voters and fight voter suppression, but it underscores Democrats’ challenges in their larger fight. Political Crisis in Haiti as Two Prime Ministers Claim PowerDespite the interim prime minister’s claim that he is in charge after the president’s assassination, a volatile political situation poses yet another challenge to democracies in the Western Hemisphere. Why Can’t Europeans Travel to America?The European Union has reopened to visitors from the United States, but the traffic has not been two-way. There are few clues as to when that will change. Entire Families Were Lost in the Surfside Collapse. Here Is One of Their Stories.Because the disaster happened in the middle of the night, many parents, children, grandparents and siblings were killed together. The Bond Market Is Telling Us to Worry About Growth, Not InflationThe economy remains hot, but the future is looking less buoyant than it did just a short while ago. Glass Ceiling Persists for Women in Mayor’s RaceKathryn Garcia and Maya Wiley placed second and third in the Democratic mayoral primary. Many New Yorkers hoped the glass ceiling would finally be broken. In Reversal, F.D.A. Calls for Limits on Who Gets Alzheimer’s DrugThe agency faced criticism for approving Aduhelm for all Alzheimer’s patients. Now it recommends that the drug be given only to those with mild symptoms. Danny Shanahan, Cartoonist With an Absurd Touch, Dies at 64He drew about 1,000 cartoons for The New Yorker, populated by clowns, snowmen, cats, dogs, Elvis and more. But his career with the magazine ended under a cloud. How Crowded Are America’s National Parks? See for Yourself.Americans are flocking to national parks in record numbers, in many cases leading to long lines and overcrowded facilities. Here’s what four parks looked like over the holiday weekend. Baby Boomers: Rich With Real Estate and Not Letting GoThe generation has possessed most real estate wealth for two decades. Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg’s Partnership Did Not Survive TrumpThe company they built is wildly successful. But her Washington wisdom didn’t hold up, and neither did their close working relationship. Chelsea Handler Has a Message for Straight MenThe comic discusses returning to the road and what cancel culture means for the future of comedy. The Trumpian Roots of the Chip CrisisWe’re still paying the price of tantrum-based policy. Heavy Rains Pound New York City, Flooding Subway Stations and RoadsMore than a dozen people were rescued from a flooded highway in the Bronx, and more rain was expected overnight as Tropical Storm Elsa hit. More Recent Articles
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