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Ukrainian actress Oksana Shvets killed during Russian rocket attack in Kyiv Ukrainian actress Oksana Shvets, revered for her work on the big screen and on the theater circuit, was killed in a Russian rocket attack in Kyiv, according to a local theater where she was part of the troupe since 1980.     March Madness: Saint Peter's stuns No. 2 seed Kentucky in overtime The 15th-seeded Saint Peter's Peacocks upset the second-seeded Kentucky Wildcats 85-79 in overtime Thursday night in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.   N.C. investigators asked to probe Mark Meadows voter registration Investigators in North Carolina on Thursday were asked to investigate allegations that former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows registered to vote at an address in the state where he did not live.   Texas man pleads guilty to assaulting police officer on Jan. 6 Lucas Denney, 44, of Texas pleaded guilty to one count of assaulting a police officer with a dangerous weapon during the Jan. 6 riots at the U.S. Capitol after his case was lost in the system for nearly 90 days.   Packers sending All-Pro receiver Davante Adams to Raiders in blockbuster trade The Green Bay Packers agreed to trade superstar wide receiver Davante Adams to the Las Vegas Raiders on Thursday for a package of draft picks.   Canada to lift COVID-19 testing requirement for vaccinated travelers April 1 Canada's health minister on Thursday announced the nation will no longer require fully vaccinated travelers to provide a negative COVID-19 test before entering the country beginning April 1.   NASA's huge new moon rocket emerges for first time in rollout to launch pad NASA's towering moon rocket, the SLS, emerged from its assembly building at Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Thursday, providing a new look at the agency's biggest space vehicle since the Apollo era.   Browns' Baker Mayfield requests trade amid Deshaun Watson sweepstakes Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield has requested a trade from the organization, saying it is "in the best interests of both sides" to part ways.   NTSB: 13-year-old was driving truck in crash that killed 7 members of golf team A 13-year-old was driving a truck that collided with a University of the Southwest van, killing both the driver and a passenger and seven members of the school's golf team, the NTSB said Thursday.   Biden calls Putin 'pure thug' and 'violent dictator' during St. Patrick's Day luncheon President Joe Biden described Russian President Vladimir Putin a "pure thug" and a "violent dictator" in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine during the annual Friends of Ireland Luncheon Thursday.   American killed by Russian shelling in Chernihiv, Ukraine An man temporarily living in Ukraine has been killed in Russian shelling of the city of Chernihiv, U.S. and Ukrainian officials announced Thursday.   Watch: Michigan eatery celebrates St. Patrick's Day with world's largest Irish coffee A Michigan restaurant attempted a Guinness World Record for St. Patrick's Day by mixing up a 550-gallon mug of Irish coffee.   Sheep lost in the wild for six years sheared of 88 pounds of fleece A sheep found wandering on an Australian mountain was relieved of a great weight when his first shearing in at least six years removed 88 pounds of fleece.   Inflatable water park dubbed world's largest in UAE An inflatable water park that emcompasses 138,451 square feet in the United Arab Emirates was declared the largest of its kind by Guinness World Records.   Chicago family's dog found after 135 days lost in Georgia wilderness A Chicago family was reunited with their 10-year-old dog after the canine spent 135 days lost in the Georgia wilderness.   Rocket attack kills 21 near Kharkiv, Ukraine; Mariupol theater survivors rescued A rocket attack on the western Ukrainian town of Merefa left at least 21 people dead and 25 others injured Thursday, the town's mayor announced.   Amazon acquires MGM for $8.5B'Interview with the Vampire' casts Eric Bogosian as interviewer AMC announced the casting of Eric Bogosian in 'Interview with the Vampire' on Thursday. Bogosian will play Daniel Molloy, the interviewer referenced in the title.   Shalanda Young sworn in as first Black director of OMB Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday swore in Shalanda Young as the director of the Office of Management and Budget, making her the first Black woman to hold the position.   Maserati to offer electric GranTurismo in 2023, all-electric lineup by 2025 Maserati, the first Italian luxury car brand to produce full-electric models, announced Thursday plans to offer an all-electric lineup by 2025, starting with the GranTurismo next year.   Tick-borne Heartland virus is spreading across U.S. The potentially deadly tick-borne Heartland virus is spreading across the United States and has now been found in Georgia, Emory University researchers report.   'Ziwe' Season 2 premieres May 1 on Showtime Showtime announced the Season 2 premiere of "Ziwe" on Thursday. The sketch comedy show returns May 1.   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Amazon announced Thursday it has closed the $8.5 billion deal to acquire MGM. 
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Survivors Emerge From Bombed Theater in Southern UkraineRescue workers began pulling some survivors from the wreckage of a theater in Mariupol where hundreds, including children, were believed to be sheltering. Ukrainian air defenses claimed to shoot down Russian planes and missiles over Kyiv.   By Labeling Putin a ‘War Criminal,’ Biden Personalizes the ConflictPresident Biden’s visceral reaction to the horrifying images coming out of Ukraine also reflects a broader effort to isolate the Russian leader. House Votes to Suspend Normal Trade Relations With RussiaThe bill, which still needs Senate approval, is the latest in a series of measures that lawmakers have passed to support Ukraine and punish Russia for its invasion. Biden Will Punish China if It Gives Military Aid to Russia, Blinken SaysPresident Biden plans to talk on Friday with Xi Jinping, who has a close partnership with Vladimir V. Putin and supports him in the Ukraine war. An American who traveled to Ukraine for his partner’s treatment is killed.Republicans Once Silent on Russia Ratchet Up Attacks on BidenEven as they praise the bipartisan congressional response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Republicans are increasingly eager to blame President Biden for the devastation. Brittney Griner Said to Be ‘OK’ as Russian Court Extends Her DetentionGriner, the W.N.B.A. star, has been detained on drug charges in Russia since mid-February and is now expected to remain in custody until at least May. With a Flurry of High-Profile Coronavirus Cases, Washington Is Again on EdgeThe cases have raised questions about the trajectory of the pandemic, even as the White House has signaled confidence about resuming normal activities. Europe’s rising caseloads could foreshadow a second Omicron surge in the U.S.In South Korea, a Spike in Covid Cases Meets a Collective ShrugA country that once had one of the world’s most aggressive coronavirus policies is opting to learn to live with the virus, even in the face of a soaring infection rate. Uber, Lyft Drivers Struggle With High Gas PricesSome drivers say they find it hard to justify spending hours on the road for Uber or Lyft as fuel costs continue to tick upward. Koch Industries Will Continue to Operate Factories in RussiaKoch employs about 600 people in Russia through a unit that makes up a small part of its overall business. Ohio Supreme Court Intensifies a Redistricting Map StandoffYears ago, voters created a commission to make political maps fairer. Now the State Supreme Court is blocking maps drawn by the Republican-led commission, saying nothing has changed. NCAA March Madness: Michigan Knocks Off Colorado StateSt. Peter’s, a No. 15 seed from Jersey City, N.J., toppled one of the most popular national title picks in the Kentucky Wildcats. Columbia Professor Challenges U.S. News & World Report College RankingA professor identified several data discrepancies that Columbia University provided to U.S. News & World Report, renewing the debate over the value and accuracy of college rankings. Rosalía, Back With the Album ‘Motomami,’ Sees No BoundariesThe Spanish pop singer, known for her reinvention of flamenco, has smashed together new sounds from the Latin world and beyond on her latest album, “Motomami,” out on Friday. Hating Weddings Was Easy Until I Got MarriedI found it so easy to judge other people’s ceremonies. Then, along came Thomas. Opinion Round Table: Russia’s War Is at the West’s DoorstepLulu Garcia-Navarro, Michelle Goldberg, Bret Stephens and David Brooks discuss the latest developments in Russia’s Ukraine war. China’s Xi Jinping Can’t Invent His Own RealityCovid is becoming China’s equivalent of Ukraine. This Is Why Autocracies FailOver the long term, centralized power is a recipe for stagnation. Ghislaine Maxwell and the Juror Who Kept His Past a SecretJuror No. 50 in the Ghislaine Maxwell trial withheld his history of abuse. That doesn’t make him a bad juror. True Work Flexibility Is About When, Not Just Where, You WorkThe pandemic changed where many of us work. It should also change when we work. My Garden of Absolutely No DelightTry to reciprocate the contempt and indifference that nature has for you. Yuri Milner’s Russian ClapbackA Russian-born tech titan takes a bold stance against his birth country’s pummeling of Ukraine. Putin’s War in Ukraine Is Forcing Russian Dissidents to FleeRussia is witnessing its greatest mass exodus since the revolution. What Long Covid Shows Us About the Limits of MedicineContested illnesses reveal the limits of conventional medicine. Kathy Griffin Wants the World to Stop Thinking She Did Something WrongThe comedian explains why she “takes umbrage” with the term “cancellation,” and how her career still hasn’t fully recovered. Zelensky’s Powerful Plea to CongressReaders react to President Volodymyr Zelensky’s speech and urge a no-fly zone in Ukraine. Also: Violence against Asian Americans; daylight saving time. The Ukraine War Could Stall Climate Action — or Galvanize ItEuropean leaders are realizing they can no longer depend on Russian fossil fuels. But whether renewable energy fills the gap is an open question. What Is Our Moral Obligation in Ukraine?The U.S. should supply aid to Ukraine. But we must be more consistent in determining who deserves humanitarian intervention. Russians Must Accept the Truth. We Failed.Now we must bear that failure. The U.S. Is the Only Sanctions Superpower. It Must Use That Power Wisely.Overreach could be disastrous. Suleika Jaouad on Cancer and Healing the Second Time AroundThe popular writer of the “Life, Interrupted” column shares an update on her health and discusses how creativity and connection help her cope with life’s challenges. “今日乌克兰，明日台湾”？与乌克兰类似，台湾老一代和年轻一代对家国的记忆和感知相去甚远。台湾本土出生长大的年轻人与大陆之间的情感纽带越来越薄弱。如果“今日乌克兰，明日台湾”不幸一语成谶，北京可能也将面临如今克里姆林宫遭遇的难题：民众的齐心抵抗。 Push for More Restrictive Bail Law Gains a Key Ally: Gov. HochulMs. Hochul wants to expand the list of crimes eligible for bail in New York, and give judges the power to consider the danger a defendant poses in setting bail for certain crimes. Australia’s Clever Birds Did Not Consent to This Science ExperimentThe magpies showed their smarts by helping one another remove tracking harnesses that scientists carefully placed on them. Lia Thomas Wins an NCAA Swimming TitleWith her victory in Atlanta, Thomas, who competes for the University of Pennsylvania, became the first openly transgender woman to win an N.C.A.A. swimming championship. Mark Meadows’s 2020 Vote Is Under Investigation in North CarolinaRecords show that Mr. Meadows cast an absentee ballot from the address of a remote mobile home, but reports have cast doubt on whether he lived there. Six Killed in Chain-Reaction Crash on Missouri InterstateThe collisions resulted in a pileup of more than a hundred vehicles and closed the highway in both directions, the authorities said. Louisiana Student Recorded Whipping Black Classmate Is Charged With Hate CrimeThe 15-year-old, who also appeared to throw cotton balls at the classmate in a video, was arrested on Tuesday in connection with the episode, which “appears to be racially motivated.” Bus Shooting in Florida Leaves 2 Dead and 2 InjuredThe bus driver was hailed for driving swiftly to Police Headquarters in Fort Lauderdale, at one point veering into oncoming lanes. A suspect surrendered after the bus came to a stop. Video Appears to Show Death of California Man Held Down by Police“I can’t breathe,” Edward Bronstein yelled as highway patrol officers pinned him down after a traffic stop in Burbank in March 2020, a video released this week shows. National Book Critics Circle Names 2021 Award WinnersHonorée Fanonne Jeffers, Clint Smith, Rebecca Donner and Anthony Veasna So were among the winners. Hoping to Identify Cheaters, a Professor Sues His Own StudentsDavid Berkovitz, who teaches business law at Chapman University in Orange, Calif., sued an unnamed group of his students — identified only as “Does” — after he discovered that his midterm and final exams had been uploaded to a popular website. After Disappointing Olympics, Mikaela Shiffrin Wins World Cup Overall TitleThe skier said she was “embarrassed” by failing to win a medal in any of her five Beijing Olympic events. Turns out she was in it for the yearlong haul. ‘Raised by Wolves’ Is TV’s Wildest HallucinationThis strange but transfixing HBO Max sci-fi series takes an act of faith to enjoy. Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum, Daniel Radcliffe on ‘Lost City’Their movie comedy will be under close scrutiny at the box office. But they aren’t fazed and have lots to say about that Brad Pitt cameo, “Magic Mike” and “Harry Potter.” Freddie Freeman Signs with Dodgers for $162 MillionFreddie Freeman led Atlanta to a World Series title, but a general manager known to “regroup and fortify” made a difficult and pragmatic decision to make a change. ‘Intregalde’ Review: Oh, Be Good!A Romanian satire charts what happens when some humanitarian aid workers set out to save others (and need to be saved themselves). More Recent Articles
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