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Grand jury indicts 8 in grandparent racketeering scam A federal grand jury on Wednesday indicted eight members of a criminal organization that defrauded elderly Americans of millions of dollars by impersonating a relative who was in need of money due to legal troubles. Judge sanctions Trump-aligned lawyers who challenged Michigan's election results A federal judge on Wednesday ordered sanctions against the attorneys who backed President Donald Trump and his election fraud conspiracies for abusing the legal system by filing and then following through on litigat Carolina Panthers trade veteran LB Denzel Perryman to Las Vegas Raiders The Carolina Panthers agreed to trade veteran linebacker Denzel Perryman to the Las Vegas Raiders on Wednesday. Rookie Trevor Lawrence named Jacksonville Jaguars' starting quarterback Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Urban Meyer has named rookie Trevor Lawrence as the team's starting quarterback for the 2021 season. Seattle Seahawks TE Luke Willson announces retirement Just one day after re-signing with the Seattle Seahawks, veteran tight end Luke Willson announced his retirement from the NFL. New York Jets' Vinny Curry to miss season due to rare blood disorder New York Jets defensive lineman Vinny Curry will be sidelined for the entire 2021 season after being diagnosed with a rare blood disorder last month that required the removal of his spleen and triggered complications. Indians put RHP Triston McKenzie on 10-day IL due to shoulder fatigue The Cleveland Indians placed right-handed pitcher Triston McKenzie on the 10-day injured list Wednesday due to shoulder fatigue. 12 hospitalized in multi-state salmonella outbreak linked to Italian meats The Centers of Disease and Prevention on Wednesday said 12 people have been hospitalized due to two strands of salmonella in 17 states linked to Italian meats found in antipasto or charcuterie assortments. Ty Garbin receives 6 years in prison for Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping plot A man who pleaded guilty to plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer last year over her pandemic-related orders was sentenced to six years in prison Wednesday. President Joe Biden calls cybersecurity a 'core national security challenge' President Joe Biden and members of the private sector announced plans to improve the United States' cybersecurity, which the president described as a "core national security challenge" Wednesday. Lake Tahoe shrouded in smoke as Caldor Fire closes in Residents in El Dorado County, Calif., are choking on poor air quality under a smoke-filled sky as the Caldor Fire blazes. Man photographed for Nirvana's 'Nevermind' album cover files child pornography suit Spencer Elden, who was photographed nude as an infant on the cover of Nirvana's "Nevermind" album, sued the band, the photographer and others involved with the shoot alleging he was the victim of child pornography. 'Game of Thrones' actor Jacob Anderson cast as Louis in 'Interview With a Vampire' AMC Networks announced Wednesday that "Game of Thrones" alum Jacob Anderson has been cast as the vampire Louis in its upcoming series based on Anne Rice's "Interview With a Vampire." Zero-emission, autonomous cargo ship to launch by year-end The Yara Birkeland, the first zero-emissions, crewless cargo ship, built by Norwegian company Yara International, is set to make its first journey by the end of the year. Dallas County can require masks, judge rules, siding against Gov. Greg Abbott Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins can require masks in public schools, colleges and businesses, a state district judge ruled Wednesday -- siding against Texas Gov. Greg Abbott. S&P 500 briefly surpasses 4,500 milestone after fifth straight day of gains The S&P 500 posted gains for the fifth consecutive day, briefly crossing the 4,500-point threshold for the first time on Wednesday. Secretary of State Antony Blinken: About 1,500 Americans possibly still in Afghanistan Secretary of State Antony Blinken said there may be about 1,500 Americans who have yet to be evacuated from Afghanistan as less than a week remains in the Biden administration's plan to complete its withdrawal. Michigan man who always plays same numbers wins $18.4M lottery jackpot A man's decision to repeatedly play the same set of numbers paid off when he won an $18.41 million jackpot from the Michigan Lottery. USS Oklahoma City submarine back home in Guam after finishing training exercises The USS Oklahoma City has returned to the U.S. Naval Base Guam following the submarine's participation in a large military exercise, the Navy said this week. Overdue book returned to Canadian library after 27 years Workers at Hamilton Public Library in Canada found a copy of "The Perennial Philosophy" by Aldous Huxley in a return bin 27 years after it was last checked out on Dec. 13, 1993. U.S. Naval battalion becomes first to use battlefield acupuncture A form of acupuncture developed for military settings is now available for the first time to members of a deployable command in the U.S. Navy. Watch: Girl encounters small shark at North Myrtle Beach, S.C. An 11-year-old girl had a close encounter with a baby shark at North Myrtle Beach, S.C., that was captured on video. Appeals court upholds Dylann Roof's death sentence A federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld the death sentence for Dylann Roof, who was convicted of murdering nine people at a Charleston, S.C., church in 2015. |
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U.S. Says 1,500 Americans in Afghanistan as Withdrawal Deadline NearsThe State Department is frantically trying to track down U.S. citizens. Tens of thousands of Afghan allies will all but certainly be left behind. U.S. Warns Americans of Threat at Kabul Airport: ‘Leave Immediately’The U.S. was tracking a specific and credible threat from the Islamic State affiliate in Afghanistan, a senior official said. Here’s the latest. The Latest G.O.P. Schism: How to Handle Afghan EvacueesThe resettlement of Afghan allies in the U.S. is revealing an internal divide between the party’s anti-immigrant wing and other conservatives who want to help the refugees. 2 U.S. Representatives Try to Explain Unauthorized Visit to KabulRepresentatives Seth Moulton and Peter Meijer said they could not get answers on the evacuation from the Biden administration, so they went to Afghanistan to see for themselves. Relief, and Worry, for Arrivals From AfghanistanAfghan refugees and Americans who recently made it to the Washington area are happy to be in the United States, but they fear for those left behind. Florida Covid Cases and Deaths Hit a RecordHospitalizations in the state have also nearly tripled in the past month, stretching hospitals to the breaking point. Catch up on Covid-19 news. Biden Falls Short on U.S. Vaccine 'Arsenal' Pledge, Experts SayCongress appropriated $16 billion to ramp up Covid-19 countermeasures, but a new report found that the Biden administration had spent very little of it on expanding vaccine manufacturing capacity. Biden, Needing a Win, Enters a Sprint for His Economic AgendaAs his poll numbers slide, the president and his aides have mounted an aggressive pitch in Congress and around the country for his spending plans on infrastructure and more. She Wrote the History of ‘Jeopardy!’ Then She Changed It.The reporting of Claire McNear, a journalist who had written a book on the game show, helped end Mike Richards’s hopes of succeeding Alex Trebek as its host. He’s No Longer Host. But Mike Richards Is Still Running ‘Jeopardy!’Defying a backlash over sexist and crude comments, a top Sony TV executive told the show’s staff that the studio stood behind Mr. Richards as the executive producer. Facebook Said to Consider Forming an Election CommissionThe social network has contacted academics to create a group to advise it on thorny election-related decisions, said people with knowledge of the matter. The Trump Clown Car Has a Smashup in ArizonaThe misbegotten Republican recount of Arizona’s 2020 election results is an object lesson about the embarrassing damage to democracy by a sore loser. The Anti-Gay AgendaIt is not the gay Black person who becomes an instrument of a white supremacist attack on Black masculinity. It is the Black homophobe. When Environmental Racism Causes a Hygienic HellMount Vernon is one of scores of cities around the country with an outdated or overtaxed sewage system. End the Imperial PresidencyCongress needs to stop abdicating its constitutional duty to determine whether, where and whom America should fight. The Afghan Army Collapsed Against the Taliban. Here’s Why.It pains me to see President Biden and other Western officials blame the Afghan Army for collapsing but not mention why that happened. Brace Yourself for the Man Who Could Become California’s GovernorAn election to recall Gavin Newsom is suddenly no longer a sideshow. You May Think You Want Vaccine Mandates, but Do You Really?Debating the risks and rewards of requiring proof of vaccination, as the coronavirus Delta variant rages on. How Nurses Are Feeling: Tired, Angry and Hopeless"The burnout and PTSD used to feel like a temporary chapter. I see no end in sight now," one nurse writes. Also: Welcoming Afghan refugees; cosmetic surgery. A More Secular America Is Not Just a Problem for RepublicansAmericans have not yet come to terms with this cultural shift. Inflation Could Stay High Next Year, and That’s OKThe Fed has boxed itself into a corner by predicting a rapid decline in inflation in 2022. The Performative Antiracism of Black Students at the U. of WisconsinA textbook demonstration of the difference between sincere activism and playacting. When ‘Y Tu Mamá También’ Changed EverythingThe film, with its sexual openness, upended the lives of its filmmakers and stars. Twenty years later, they still feel the effects. Aretha Franklin and the Futility of Trying to Portray Her OnscreenThe new film “Respect” is one of three recent attempts to understand the artist. Only the one that focuses solely on her music comes close. The Uniform Cool of Charlie WattsWith his Savile Row suits, custom shirts and jazzman’s assurance, the Rolling Stones drummer staged his own quiet rebellion. Afghanistan, Booster Shots, OnlyFans: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. The Race to Evacuate KabulInside the complex and dangerous operation to fly out thousands of American citizens and Afghan allies without provoking the Taliban. Some Said Lil Nas X Was a One-Hit Wonder. They Were Wrong.He’s lap dancing on the devil, winning the internet — and redefining what a pop star can be. NYT Crossword: Crossword Live SolvingSam Ezersky, the occasional celebrity guest and I solve the Monday and Thursday crosswords live and without a net. And you can be a part of it. Defendant in Plot to Kidnap Michigan's Governor Whitmer SentencedTy G. Garbin, 25, had pleaded guilty to taking part in an extremist plot driven by anger at the governor’s efforts to slow the spread of the coronavirus. As Search for Tennessee Flood Victims Ends, a Community GrievesAmong the 20 people killed in racing waters were a high school freshman, an Army veteran, toddler twins and a mother of five. In This Remote American Outpost, Pandemic Recovery Is a Faraway DreamTourism-dependent Guam has done almost everything it can to restart its economy. Its Asian neighbors may have to bounce back first. Video Surfaces of Louisiana Trooper Beating a Black ManThe trooper, Jacob Brown, who was charged with assaulting Aaron Larry Bowman in May 2019 and later resigned, defended the attack as “pain compliance.” Judge Orders Sanctions Against Pro-Trump Lawyers Over Election LawsuitSidney Powell, L. Lin Wood and seven other lawyers deceived federal courts and debased the judicial process, a federal judge wrote. South Dakota Attorney General Expected to Take Plea DealA spokesman said Jason R. Ravnsborg did not plan to resign over the misdemeanor charges, despite calls from both sides of the aisle for him to do so. House Panel Demands Records of Trump’s Movements on Jan. 6The request was part of a far-reaching set of documents the select committee sought from seven federal agencies, which suggested the inquiry was focusing on the former president’s role. Why the Baby on Nirvana’s ‘Nevermind’ Album Is Suing NowSpencer Elden, 30, says Nirvana engaged in child pornography when the band used a picture of him naked on the cover of the breakthrough album. New York City Rents Rise, Even as Thousands Struggle to PayOne report found that rents in the city were now the highest in the nation, surpassing San Francisco. At the same time, tens of thousands of people are millions of dollars behind on rent. ESPN Cancels Nichols's Show After Maria Taylor CommentsRachel Nichols said in a recorded conversation that Maria Taylor, who is Black, was tabbed to host 2020 N.B.A. finals coverage because the network “felt pressure” on diversity. How Exercise May Help Keep Our Memory SharpIrisin, a hormone produced by muscles during exercise, can enter the brain and improve cognition, a mouse study suggests. Lorde Opts Out on the Provocatively Subdued ‘Solar Power’The singer and songwriter trades the sonic dynamism and moodiness of her 2017 album “Melodrama” for sun-soaked self-assurance on an LP that doesn’t always come into focus. Can You Give Yourself an At-Home Face-Lift?Emphatically no, say experts — but there are things you can do to make your skin look better. An M.L.S.-Liga MX Alliance: What's the End Game?Wednesday’s M.L.S. All-Star Game is the latest collaboration between the top leagues in the U.S. and Mexico. Owners and executives see profit in their partnership. How Same-Sex Parents Share the Mental LoadFor many couples, it’s less about a perfectly equal division of tasks, and more about communication and respect. More Recent Articles |
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A federal grand jury on Wednesday indicted eight members of a criminal organization that defrauded elderly Americans of millions of dollars by impersonating a relative who was in need of money due to legal troubles.
A federal judge on Wednesday ordered sanctions against the attorneys who backed President Donald Trump and his election fraud conspiracies for abusing the legal system by filing and then following through on litigat
The Carolina Panthers agreed to trade veteran linebacker Denzel Perryman to the Las Vegas Raiders on Wednesday.
Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Urban Meyer has named rookie Trevor Lawrence as the team's starting quarterback for the 2021 season.
Just one day after re-signing with the Seattle Seahawks, veteran tight end Luke Willson announced his retirement from the NFL.
New York Jets defensive lineman Vinny Curry will be sidelined for the entire 2021 season after being diagnosed with a rare blood disorder last month that required the removal of his spleen and triggered complications.
The Cleveland Indians placed right-handed pitcher Triston McKenzie on the 10-day injured list Wednesday due to shoulder fatigue.
The Centers of Disease and Prevention on Wednesday said 12 people have been hospitalized due to two strands of salmonella in 17 states linked to Italian meats found in antipasto or charcuterie assortments.
A man who pleaded guilty to plotting to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer last year over her pandemic-related orders was sentenced to six years in prison Wednesday.
President Joe Biden and members of the private sector announced plans to improve the United States' cybersecurity, which the president described as a "core national security challenge" Wednesday.
Residents in El Dorado County, Calif., are choking on poor air quality under a smoke-filled sky as the Caldor Fire blazes.
Spencer Elden, who was photographed nude as an infant on the cover of Nirvana's "Nevermind" album, sued the band, the photographer and others involved with the shoot alleging he was the victim of child pornography.
AMC Networks announced Wednesday that "Game of Thrones" alum Jacob Anderson has been cast as the vampire Louis in its upcoming series based on Anne Rice's "Interview With a Vampire."
The Yara Birkeland, the first zero-emissions, crewless cargo ship, built by Norwegian company Yara International, is set to make its first journey by the end of the year.
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins can require masks in public schools, colleges and businesses, a state district judge ruled Wednesday -- siding against Texas Gov. Greg Abbott.
The S&P 500 posted gains for the fifth consecutive day, briefly crossing the 4,500-point threshold for the first time on Wednesday.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken said there may be about 1,500 Americans who have yet to be evacuated from Afghanistan as less than a week remains in the Biden administration's plan to complete its withdrawal.
A man's decision to repeatedly play the same set of numbers paid off when he won an $18.41 million jackpot from the Michigan Lottery.
The USS Oklahoma City has returned to the U.S. Naval Base Guam following the submarine's participation in a large military exercise, the Navy said this week.
Workers at Hamilton Public Library in Canada found a copy of "The Perennial Philosophy" by Aldous Huxley in a return bin 27 years after it was last checked out on Dec. 13, 1993.
A form of acupuncture developed for military settings is now available for the first time to members of a deployable command in the U.S. Navy.
An 11-year-old girl had a close encounter with a baby shark at North Myrtle Beach, S.C., that was captured on video.
A federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld the death sentence for Dylann Roof, who was convicted of murdering nine people at a Charleston, S.C., church in 2015. 
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