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San Francisco Giants catcher Buster Posey put on IL, out for All-Star Game San Francisco Giants All-Star catcher Buster Posey was placed on the 10-day injured list because of a left thumb contusion, the team announced. Los Angeles Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw gets clean MRI on ailing elbow Los Angeles Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw underwent an MRI on his sore left elbow that revealed inflammation but no structural damage, manager Dave Roberts said. Watch: Fan takes golf club out of Rory McIlroy's bag at Scottish Open A spectator at the Scottish Open was ejected Friday after taking a golf club from Rory McIlroy's bag during the tournament. Houston Astros put star Carlos Correa on IL due to health and safety protocols The Houston Astros placed star shortstop Carlos Correa on the injured list Friday because of MLB's health and safety protocols. President Joe Biden fires Social Security Commissioner Andrew Saul President Joe Biden fired Social Security Commissioner Andrew Saul -- who was appointed by former President Donald Trump -- after he refused to resign, White House sources announced Friday. Wimbledon tennis: Novak Djokovic beats Denis Shapovalov, reaches final Top-seeded Novak Djokovic moved closer to his record-tying 20th major championship by eliminating No. 10 seed Denis Shapovalov 7-6 (3), 7-5, 7-5 in the Wimbledon semifinals Friday to reach the men's final. Unfathomable heat helped June smash North America record Researchers have confirmed what millions of Americans and Canadians who just endured scorching temperatures probably already suspected: Last month was the hottest June on record in North America. Afghan forces repel Taliban attack in Kandahar Afghan government officials said Friday they repelled an attack by the Taliban on the country's second-largest city, Kandahar, on Friday. FDA acting commissioner seeks watchdog review of Alzheimer's drug approval The acting commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration on Friday asked the Department of Health and Human Services' inspector general to review the agency's approval of a new Alzheimer's drug. Marine Corps corporal gets 3D-printed teeth with jaw reconstruction A Marine Corps member is the first recipient of the Defense Department's first jaw reconstruction using 3D-printed teeth. Lottery drawing comes up 0-0-0, nearly 10,000 tickets win Lottery officials in North Carolina said a Carolina Pick 3 drawing came out with the numbers 0-0-0, resulting in nearly 10,000 players winning a total $3.6 million. Scientists remotely control plant's pores with light Scientists have developed a method for remotely controlling a plant's stomata, the pores that allow leaves to regulate the amount of CO2 they absorb and the amount of water that's allowed to transpire. Animal control officer chases loose wallaby in Colorado An animal control officer in Colorado ended up in an unusual slow-speed chase when he was summoned to capture a loose wallaby. Bath Iron Works seeks assurances of more Naval destroyer orders Shipyards could suffer if the U.S. Navy does not order additional Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks was told this week. Watch: Leopard rescued from school cafeteria in India Animal rescuers in India were summoned to a school to relocate a leopard that wandered into the cafeteria after an apparent confrontation with a rival. Look: Long-lost 'Wizard of Oz' dress found in box at D.C. school A long-lost dress worn by Judy Garland in "The Wizard of Oz" has been found decades later in a box at a university in Washington, D.C. China removes giant panda from endangered species list China removed giant pandas from its list of endangered species after the wild population of the animal increased to some 1,800, officials announced. Vermont Air National Guard to bring F-35s to 'Red Flag' exercise The latest U.S. Air Force "Exercise Red Flag" will include F-35A Lightning II fighter planes of the Vermont Air National Guard, it was announced on Friday. One-third of U.S. adults went without dental care, even before pandemic Millions of American adults haven't seen a dentist in at least a year, a new U.S. government health survey reveals. U.S. Air Force detonates hypersonic missile warhead in test The U.S. Air Force successfully detonated a hypersonic missile warhead for the first time this week, Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., announced. Watch: Library book returned to British cathedral was 300 years overdue Officials at a British cathedral said a book that arrived in the mail recently is believed to have been checked out from the facility's library more than 300 years ago. President Joe Biden signs order aimed at improving economy, cutting consumer costs President Joe Biden signed an executive order Friday that's intended to promote fairer business competition in the United States -- and includes more than 70 different initiatives across a number of economic sectors. Scientists finally figure out what causes Jupiter's X-ray aurora For forty years, astronomers have been trying to figure out why Jupiter produces a mysterious but spectacular burst of X-rays every few minutes. Now, finally, scientists have an explanation for Jupiter's X-ray aurora. Joe Biden urges Russian President Vladimir Putin to crack down on ransomware attacks U.S. President Joe Biden urged Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday to crack down on ransomware groups amid an influx of attacks on the United States in recent months. |
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Haiti Calls U.S. for Troops, After Wild Day of Gunfights and SuspicionAt least 20 people were arrested in the assassination of the Haitian president — 18 Colombians and 2 Americans of Haitian descent — on a day of deepening mystery. Assassination in Haiti: What We Know, and Don’t KnowThe assassination has rocked the nation, stoking fear and confusion about what is to come. Biden Warns Putin to Act Against Russian Ransomware GroupMr. Biden’s phone call appeared to be a pointed ultimatum to stop the hackers, who have attacked computer networks in the United States with relative impunity. Biden Urges More Scrutiny of Big Businesses, Such as Tech GiantsAn executive order reflects the administration’s growing embrace of warnings by some economists that declining competition is hobbling the economy’s vitality. Biden Fires Trump Appointee as Head of Social Security AdministrationThe dismissal, the latest effort by President Biden to oust a Trump-appointed director of an independent executive agency, could set off a legal showdown over who rightfully holds the position. The C.D.C. Issues New School Guidance, With Emphasis on Full ReopeningThe guidance acknowledges that many students have suffered from months of virtual learning. What Parents Need to Know About the C.D.C.’s Covid School GuidelinesThe agency’s advice on distancing, masks and vaccination bring the coming school year a bit more into focus. Scientists Press Case Against the Covid Lab Leak TheoryIn a review of recent studies and comparisons to other outbreaks, a group of virologists contends that there is more evidence to support a natural spillover from animals to humans. Citizens, Not the State, Will Enforce New Abortion Law in TexasThe measure bans abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy. And it effectively deputizes ordinary citizens to sue people involved in the process. Texas Democrats Weigh Options for Blocking Voting Bill, Including FlightSome Democrats want to flee the state to deny Republicans a quorum and prevent a vote on stringent new restrictions on voting. Others want to fight on procedural grounds. F.D.A. Seeks Investigation of Its Own Alzheimer’s Drug ApprovalThe agency’s acting head said a review should look into whether any interactions between agency staff and the drug developer, Biogen, broke F.D.A. rules. How Ronan Farrow Spends His SundaysFor one thing, the award-winning reporter eats sardines and cottage cheese while on deadline. He’s also into Mario Kart. 13 Questions That Led to ‘Will You Marry Me?’Vicky Guo and Patrick Roath, who met in January 2017 through the League app, were certain about their future after answering “13 Questions to Ask Before Getting Married.” A Love That Bloomed in the LabDrs. Valerie Sidhoum and Edward Horton met and fell in love while sitting only a few feet away from each other as clinical research assistants. They spent the next decade supporting one another through medical school and residencies. Review: ‘Unforgotten’ Makes the Case for DecencyIn its fourth season on “Masterpiece,” the cold-case drama keeps its delicate balance of mystery, melodrama and compassion. More Recent Articles |
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San Francisco Giants All-Star catcher Buster Posey was placed on the 10-day injured list because of a left thumb contusion, the team announced.
Los Angeles Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw underwent an MRI on his sore left elbow that revealed inflammation but no structural damage, manager Dave Roberts said.
A spectator at the Scottish Open was ejected Friday after taking a golf club from Rory McIlroy's bag during the tournament.
The Houston Astros placed star shortstop Carlos Correa on the injured list Friday because of MLB's health and safety protocols.
President Joe Biden fired Social Security Commissioner Andrew Saul -- who was appointed by former President Donald Trump -- after he refused to resign, White House sources announced Friday.
Top-seeded Novak Djokovic moved closer to his record-tying 20th major championship by eliminating No. 10 seed Denis Shapovalov 7-6 (3), 7-5, 7-5 in the Wimbledon semifinals Friday to reach the men's final.
Researchers have confirmed what millions of Americans and Canadians who just endured scorching temperatures probably already suspected: Last month was the hottest June on record in North America.
Afghan government officials said Friday they repelled an attack by the Taliban on the country's second-largest city, Kandahar, on Friday.
The acting commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration on Friday asked the Department of Health and Human Services' inspector general to review the agency's approval of a new Alzheimer's drug.
A Marine Corps member is the first recipient of the Defense Department's first jaw reconstruction using 3D-printed teeth.
Lottery officials in North Carolina said a Carolina Pick 3 drawing came out with the numbers 0-0-0, resulting in nearly 10,000 players winning a total $3.6 million.
Scientists have developed a method for remotely controlling a plant's stomata, the pores that allow leaves to regulate the amount of CO2 they absorb and the amount of water that's allowed to transpire.
An animal control officer in Colorado ended up in an unusual slow-speed chase when he was summoned to capture a loose wallaby.
Shipyards could suffer if the U.S. Navy does not order additional Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks was told this week.
Animal rescuers in India were summoned to a school to relocate a leopard that wandered into the cafeteria after an apparent confrontation with a rival.
A long-lost dress worn by Judy Garland in "The Wizard of Oz" has been found decades later in a box at a university in Washington, D.C.
China removed giant pandas from its list of endangered species after the wild population of the animal increased to some 1,800, officials announced.
The latest U.S. Air Force "Exercise Red Flag" will include F-35A Lightning II fighter planes of the Vermont Air National Guard, it was announced on Friday.
Millions of American adults haven't seen a dentist in at least a year, a new U.S. government health survey reveals.
The U.S. Air Force successfully detonated a hypersonic missile warhead for the first time this week, Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., announced.
Officials at a British cathedral said a book that arrived in the mail recently is believed to have been checked out from the facility's library more than 300 years ago.
President Joe Biden signed an executive order Friday that's intended to promote fairer business competition in the United States -- and includes more than 70 different initiatives across a number of economic sectors.
For forty years, astronomers have been trying to figure out why Jupiter produces a mysterious but spectacular burst of X-rays every few minutes. Now, finally, scientists have an explanation for Jupiter's X-ray aurora.
U.S. President Joe Biden urged Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday to crack down on ransomware groups amid an influx of attacks on the United States in recent months. 
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