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The Arizona Senate has struck a deal with the board of the state's most populous county after months of jousting over a controversial review of the 2020 election results. 
Four civilians on SpaceX's Inspiration4 mission plummeted through Earth's atmosphere in a fiery re-entry Saturday evening and splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean off Florida. 
Iran's top nuclear scientist was assassinated by Israel's national intelligence agency using a high-tech remote-controlled machine gun, according to a report published Saturday. 
The KNP Complex Fire continues to grow in California's Sequoia National Park as crews brace for significant wind activity. 
The Notre Dame cathedral in Paris has been secured and is set to reopen in 2024--five years after it caught fire. 
A California man has pleaded guilty in federal court for his deadly attack on a synagogue and attempt to set a mosque on fire. 
Boston's "Skinny House," which, according to legend, was built during a family feud during the Civil War, has sold for $1.25 million. 
West Virginia saw record COVID-19 hospitalizations Saturday a cases as the virus continued to disrupt life across the United States. 
Matt Braynard, an organizer for the "Justice for J6" rally near the U.S. Capitol drew a distinction Saturday between the Jan. 6 riot participants involved violence and those who peacefully participated. 
The Department of Homeland Security said Saturday it has ramped up deportation flights to Haiti this weekend amid an increase in migrants at the border in Texas. 
Odette is now a post-tropical cyclone located south of Nova Scotia. 
Former Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika -- who resigned amid mass protests in 2019 -- has died after a long illness, state-run television reported. He was 84. 
A magnitude 4.3 earthquake has struck Southern California. 
"A Quiet Place" actor Noah Jupe and "It" star Jaeden Martell have signed on for roles in Warner Bros.' planned remake of the 1987 teen vampire classic "The Lost Boys." 
A jury has convicted real estate heir Robert Durst of the 2000 murder of his friend Susan Berman. 
"Lost" and "Party of Five" alum Matthew Fox is set to star in and executive produce "Last Light," a new thriller for the Peacock streaming service. 
"Succession" star Kieran Culkin and his wife, Jazz Charton, have welcomed their second child. 
The crew of the first all-civilian orbital space mission, Inspiration4, plans to return to Earth to a splashdown off the coast of Florida on Saturday evening. 
The family of Brian Laundrie has reported him missing amid an investigation into the disappearance of his fiancée, Gabby Petito, police in Florida said. 
Rapper Drake's "Certified Lover Boy" is the No. 1 album in the United States this week. 
Actor Jada Pinkett Smith turns 50 and actor James Marsden turns 48, among the famous birthdays for Sept. 18. 
On Sept. 18, 2014, Scotland chose to remain in the United Kingdom, rejecting independence in a historic national referendum. 
In kids and teens, symptoms of long COVID-19 rarely last more than 12 weeks, a new international study reports. 
Logging and landscaping are the most dangerous jobs in America, a new study finds. 
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Biden's Presidential Agenda Rests on $3.5 Trillion Spending BillA plan for the economy, education, immigration, climate and more binds disparate Democratic lawmakers, but the proposal risks sinking under its own weight.     In Orange County, the Recall’s Defeat Echoes Years of G.O.P. ErosionVoters struck down the effort to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom, continuing the political seesawing that has defined the former Republican stronghold. The Scientist and the A.I.-Assisted, Remote-Control Killing MachineIsraeli agents had wanted to kill Iran’s top nuclear scientist for years. Then they came up with a way to do it with no operatives present. دانشمند وربات قاتل مجهز به هوش مصنوعی و کنترل از راه دورسالها بود که ماموران اسرائیلی میخواستند دانشمند هستهای ایران را ترور کنند. عاقبت راهی پیدا کردند تا بدون حضور مأموران در صحنه این کار را انجام دهند. Covid in Senegal: Vaccine Demand Grows but Supply Is ShortAs rumors and misinformation about coronavirus vaccines gradually subside and the West African country emerges from a third wave, Senegalese are less reluctant to take a shot. SpaceX's Inspiration4 Civilian Crew Completes 3-Day MissionThe mission hinted at what space travel could look like in a more accessible future, while remaining in reach now to only the richest of the rich. Submarine Deal Gives Post-Brexit BritainThe British government played an early role in brokering the alliance with the U.S. and Australia to deploy nuclear-powered submarines in the Pacific, officials in London and Washington said. Texas Lawmakers Plan to Continue Their Rightward ShiftThe state recently completed one of its most conservative legislative sessions, widening a divide among many residents. Texas Doctor Says He Performed an Abortion in Defiance of New State LawIn an opinion essay in The Washington Post titled “Why I violated Texas’s extreme abortion ban,” Dr. Alan Braid wrote, “I am taking a personal risk, but it’s something I believe in strongly.” Joe Manchin Got the Voting Bill He Wanted. Time to Pass It.Congress needs to protect voting rights. Now. Elizabeth Holmes, A.O.C., and the Art of Owning ItDrop the Identity Cloak when identity is not the issue. (And tax the rich!) What if Covid Were 10 Times Deadlier?Would a deadlier pandemic have yielded different political divides? General Milley and the Proper Role of the MilitaryA recent story about the chairman of the Joint Chiefs’ actions during the waning days of the Trump presidency may not be as bad as it sounds. But there’s still cause for concern. The N.F.L. Bets on BettingGambling on football has come out of the shadows. A Political Road Not Taken in AmericaA brief look at the Confederate Constitution. Religious Beliefs and Abortion LawsHow religious belief affect abortion laws and vaccination. Iran-Backed Militias Battle Activists in a Holy Iraqi CityMilitia violence has driven antigovernment protesters underground and shaken Karbala, a city of gold-domed Shiite shrines. U.S. Calls Drone Strike a 'Tragic Mistake'The U.S. admission that a drone strike that killed 10 civilians was a “tragic mistake” did nothing to ease the sense of vulnerability among surviving family members and co-workers living under Taliban rule. Forest Hills Stadium Hosts Davis Cup Tie for First Time Since 1959A Davis Cup tie between South Africa and Venezuela is being held in front of a small group of fans at the West Side Tennis Club — the first Davis Cup action there since 1959. Van Couple: Parents of Brian Laundrie Say They Haven't Seen Him in DaysThe parents of Brian Laundrie, whose fiancée, Gabrielle Petito, disappeared on a cross-country trip, say they haven’t seen their son in days, the police said. Rep. Lee Zeldin Confirms Leukemia DiagnosisMr. Zeldin, a conservative Republican, says the disease is in remission, and that his bid for governor of New York will be unaffected. More Recent Articles
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