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Interpol to help Moldova investigate human trafficking of Ukrainian refugees Interpol said Friday that the international law enforcement agency has sent a team to support Moldova officials with investigations into reports of human trafficking of Ukrainian refugees and other crimes.     '90 Day Fiancé' couple Elizabeth Potthast, Andrei Castravet expecting second baby "90 Day Fiancé" stars Elizabeth Potthast and Andrei Castravet are expecting their second child together, the couple announced Friday.   March Madness: No. 15 seed Saint Peter's upsets Purdue, reaches Elite Eight The 15th-seeded Saint Peter's Peacocks kept their Cinderella run alive with a historic 67-64 upset win over the No. 3 seed Purdue Boilermakers in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament.   British Museum to remove Sackler name from walls but keeps some ties to family The British Museum on Friday announced it would remove the name of the Sackler family from its galleries but would keep some ties to the family.   Trump hotel lease in D.C. approved for sale to CGI Merchant Group Former President Donald Trump's lease for the use of the Old Post Office building in Washington, D.C., as a hotel was approved for sale to CGI Merchant Group on Friday.   All-private Axiom mission to ISS could launch as early as April 3 Axiom Space, a private space company, expects to send the first all-private crew to the International Space Station as early as April 3 pending the weather and other scheduling concerns, NASA officials said Friday.   Rockstar Games to launch 'Grand Theft Auto Online' subscription service GTA+ Rockstar Games is set to launch a new subscription service called GTA+ for "Grand Theft Auto Online," the company confirmed.   Supreme Court sides with Pentagon over Navy SEAL vaccine mandate The Supreme Court on Friday issued a ruling siding with the Pentagon over its mandate blocking unvaccinated Navy SEALs from deployment.   Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts signs 3-year extension The Los Angeles Dodgers and manager Dave Roberts agreed to a three-year contract extension Friday, the team announced.   Saudi Arabian Grand Prix still on after oil facility attack Organizers for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix said the auto race is expected to go on despite an attack on a nearby oil facility in Jeddah that Houthi rebels in Yemen claimed responsibility for Friday.   Russia changes focus of Ukraine war to 'liberation of Donbas' The Russian Defense Ministry on Friday appeared to change the focus of the war in Ukraine to the "liberation of Donbas."   S&P 500, Dow make gains for second week as U.S. stocks end mixed The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average stock indexes made gains for the second consecutive week after a tumultuous day of trading as President Joe Biden continued his visit to Europe to discuss the war in Ukraine.   Watch: Indiana fifth-graders aim to spread happiness with special hotline A fifth-grade class in Indiana is aiming to spread a little happiness with a special hotline titled, "When Life Gives You Lemons, Call a 5th Grader."   Georgia police use DNA, genealogy to ID Michigan woman killed 33 years ago The body of an unidentified woman found in Georgia more than three decades ago has been identified as a Michigan teen reported missing in 1989, state police announced.   Watch: Mother duck hatches eggs at Florida hospital's maternity center A Florida hospital's labor and delivery center welcomed an unusual "delivery" when a mother duck hatched her eggs in the facility's courtyard.   Tennis: Coco Gauff edges Qiang Wang, advances to Miami Open's 3rd round American Cori "Coco" Gauff avenged her Australian Open loss to Qiang Wang with a straight-sets victory over the same foe in the second round of the 2022 Miami Open on Friday in Miami Gardens, Fla.   Watch: Florida non-profit cleaning beaches with litter-sifting robot A Florida nonprofit has enlisted the help of a unique robot to clean cigarette butts, bottle caps and other small pieces of litter from the state's beaches.   Spotify suspends streaming in Russia over Kremlin media censorship Spotify is suspending services in Russia due to the new Russian law restricting media coverage of the Ukraine war.   Watch: Hero dog credited with rescuing Rhode Island family from house fire Firefighters in Rhode Island said a family was able to escape a house fire without injuries thanks to the heroic actions of their pet dog.   U.S., EU strike deal to cut Russian fuel dependency; President Joe Biden arrives Poland The United States and the European Union announced a new agreement Friday aimed at reducing Europe's dependency on Russian fossil fuels over the war in Ukraine.   Dad sets Guinness record pushing quintuplets in half-marathon A runner in a California half-marathon set a Guinness World Record when he completed the race in 2 hours and 19 minutes -- while pushing his quintuplets in a stroller.   Rudy Giuliani associate Lev Parnas pleads guilty to wire fraud A Florida-based political donor linked to Rudy Giuliani pleaded guilty Friday to wire fraud related to an insurance company he co-founded.   Judge: Maryland congressional map is extreme partisan gerrymandering A judge Friday rejected Maryland's state congressional district political map, saying the General Assembly-approved map was "a product of extreme partisan gerrymandering."   Some patients suffer mental decline after a heart attack As if recovering from a heart attack wasn't hard enough, new research shows many patients may suffer severe thinking declines.   Browns have 'confidence, faith' in Deshaun Watson, 'fully vetted' trade The Cleveland Browns maintain "confidence" and "faith" in Deshaun Watson and "fully vetted" their trade for the quarterback, general manager Andrew Berry told reporters Friday at a news conference.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Biden, in Poland, Hears of the ‘Mental Trauma’ of Ukrainian RefugeesThe president, who also met with U.S. soldiers, said he regretted being barred from entering Ukraine to see the refugee crisis firsthand.   Europe and the U.S. Make Ambitious Plans to Reduce Reliance on Russian GasPresident Biden said the United States would send more natural gas to Europe, though he did not specify how given that the U.S. is already near its export capacity. Putin Goes Into Battle on a Second Front: CultureIn a blast against “cancel culture,” he said the West is “canceling” Russia by going after “an entire thousand-year-old country, our people.” Conflicting reports emerge on whether Russia is still in full control of Kherson.A U.S. official said Ukrainian forces were fighting fiercely in the city, but Ukrainian and Russian officials disagreed. Just Weeks After Fleeing Ukraine, Woman Wins Jerusalem MarathonValentyna Vereteska fled from Mykolaiv, Ukraine, to Poland with her 11-year-old daughter a month ago. More Russian Mercenaries Deploying to Ukraine to Take On Greater Role in WarAt least 1,000 fighters from Russia’s Wagner Group are expected to focus on the Kremlin’s goal of seizing eastern Ukraine. Justice Thomas Ruled on Election Cases. Should His Wife’s Texts Have Stopped Him?The nature of the text messages was enough to require recusal, legal experts said. But the Supreme Court has traditionally left such decisions to the discretion of the justice in question. Ginni Thomas Texts Expose Rift in House Jan. 6 PanelThere is debate within the committee investigating the assault on the Capitol over whether to seek testimony from the wife of Justice Clarence Thomas about her efforts to overturn the 2020 election. How Black Women Saw Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court Confirmation HearingWatching the Supreme Court nominee was a major moment, but her treatment by Republican senators felt all too familiar. “Every Black woman speaks that language,” one woman said. Manchin Backs Jackson as Democrats Unite Behind ConfirmationThe support of the centrist from West Virginia shows that Democrats are unifying behind Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s nomination in the face of strong Republican opposition. Biden Administration Plans to Offer Second Booster Shots to Those 50 and UpAfter fraught discussions, officials decided that another shot might save thousands of lives if a new coronavirus wave hit before the fall. The F.D.A. could authorize the boosters next week. How St. Peter’s Became the Belle of the March Madness BallThis year, Cinderella is from Jersey City. Olivia Miles, a Freshman, Leads Notre Dame Into the Round of 16The point guard became the first freshman — woman or man — to record a triple-double in the N.C.A.A. tournament. Now she has Notre Dame playing in the round of 16 on Saturday. Maryland Judge Throws Out Democrats’ Congressional Redistricting MapThe ruling, in which the judge said Democrats had drawn an “extreme gerrymander,” was the first time this redistricting cycle that the party’s legislators had a congressional map defeated in court. Utah Legislature Overrides Governor’s Veto of Transgender Athlete BillThe measure bars transgender athletes from competing in girls’ sports. Lawmakers expect it to be challenged in courts. The Funniest Travel Account on Instagram Is Run by the T.S.A. Seriously.Meet the woman behind the agency’s endless puns and dad jokes. (And don’t forget the 3.4 ounces rule.) Ginni and Clarence Thomas Are Making a Mockery of the Supreme CourtTrump couldn’t ask for two better friends in his quest to harm American democracy. Hillary Clinton: Madeleine Albright Knew How to Push the EnvelopeWe can honor her memory by heeding her wisdom. Sanctions on Oligarchs Won’t End Putin’s War in UkraineThe West needs to understand that wealth doesn’t equal power in Russia. Russia’s Neighbors Are Worried That, After Ukraine, They’ll Be NextTo Central and Eastern Europeans, the invasion of Ukraine is the latest in a series of nightmarish assaults. Questlove: My Collection Is an Act of Devotion, and CreationA collection starts as a protest against the passage of time and ends as a celebration of it. We Aren’t Just Watching the Decline of the Oscars. We’re Watching the End of the Movies.Why big-screen entertainment is no longer the essential American popular art form. How Are We Still Debating Interracial Marriage in 2022?The Ketanji Brown Jackson hearing unleashed some deeply retro senatorial opinions. Margaret Atwood on Stories, Deception and the BibleThe acclaimed author explains how stories shape our worlds — by telling me many stories. Memories of Madeleine Albright, by Barbra Streisand“My dear friend was somehow brilliant and adorable at the same time,” Ms. Streisand says of the former secretary of state. Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Confirmation Feels Both Pathbreaking and HopelessBut it doesn’t have to be. Four Opinion Writers on the Ukrainian Refugee CrisisLulu Garcia-Navarro, Farah Stockman, Ross Douthat and Tom Friedman discuss the latest developments in Russia’s Ukraine war. A NATO No-Fly Zone Would Escalate the Russia-Ukraine WarA no-fly zone in Ukraine, meant to protect civilians, might fail to do so while escalating the war. The Monster That Followed Him Home From WarA disabled veteran takes his case to the Supreme Court. The Optimism of Young Climate Activists and the Secret Sounds of ‘Dune’: The Week in Narrated ArticlesFive articles from around The Times, narrated just for you. Messi, Ronaldo and Soccer’s Golden SunsetThis year’s World Cup will be the last for some household names, meaning soccer will go into the tournament with one elite and emerge with quite another. What to Cook This WeekendTry a recipe for cookies and cream Pavlova, a no-recipe approach to lamb shawarma, and more. Prince William and Kate Middleton’s Caribbean Tour Marred By Gaffes and MiscuesThe trip by Prince William and his wife, Catherine, the duchess of Cambridge, dramatized how rapidly Queen Elizabeth II is losing her grip on distant dominions where she is still head of state. Conger Ice Shelf Collapses in East Antarctica, a FirstScientists say a period of unusual weather, combined with record-low sea ice, led to the disintegration of the Conger ice shelf. Sarah Lawrence Cult Jury Hears From Key Witness: ‘I Became a Prostitute’Claudia Drury offered an inside account of how, she said, Lawrence V. Ray controlled her and other college students. Adams Says Encampments of Homeless People Will Be ClearedMayor Eric Adams said his administration was pursuing a citywide effort to remove hundreds of makeshift campsites from streets and parks. Biden to Ask Congress for 9,000 Fewer Immigration Detention BedsThe administration plans to seek funding for 25,000 beds, down from the 34,000 beds that are currently funded. It also severed a contract with a detention facility in Alabama. Israel to Host 3 Arab Foreign Ministers in Historic MeetingThe gathering of top diplomats from Israel, the U.A.E., Bahrain and Morocco, as well as Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken, is a sign of how quickly Middle Eastern alliances are shifting. Introduced by the Browns, Deshaun Watson Denies WrongdoingIntroduced by his new team, the Cleveland Browns, the former Houston Texans quarterback vowed to keep fighting the 22 civil lawsuits filed by women who accused him of sexual misconduct. Supreme Court Rules Against Navy SEALs in Vaccine Mandate CaseThe justices blocked a ruling that would have prevented the Pentagon from taking into account whether service members with religious objections were vaccinated. Minneapolis Teachers End Strike With Tentative DealThe agreement would resolve a nearly three-week standoff that closed schools for 30,000 students. Dagny Carlsson, Centenarian Blogger, Dies at 109She began posting about her daily life in Sweden at the age of 99. She went on to acquire a worldwide fan base. British Museum to Remove Sackler Name From Its WallsThe decision comes just months after the Metropolitan Museum of Art said it would remove the family’s name from seven exhibition spaces. What to Know Before Adopting a ChildThere are three main paths to adopting. The route you choose will be based on personal, legal and financial factors. Museums Are Cashing In on NFTsThere’s money to be made, though most institutions are wary of getting involved. Five Action Movies to Stream NowThis month’s picks include a poignant father-daughter yarn, a fairy tale that recalls the style of Guillermo Del Toro and more. More Recent Articles
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