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'Parks and Rec' star Nick Offerman joins cast of Peacock's 'The Resort' Peacock announced Tuesday that "Parks and Recreation" star Nick Offerman will round out the lead cast opposite William Jackson Harper and Cristin Milioti in its upcoming mystery-comedy "The Resort."     IAEA loses contact with safeguards monitoring systems at Chernobyl nuclear plant Ukrainian regulators said they have lost contact with the safeguards monitoring systems at the Chernobyl nuclear plant after Russian forces took control of it, the International Atomic Energy Agency said Tuesday.   Seahawks to release franchise icon, defensive captain Bobby Wagner The Seattle Seahawks are expected to release franchise great and All-Pro linebacker Bobby Wagner.   Senate approves $107B bill to overhaul USPS The Senate voted 79-19 to approve a $107 billion bill to overhaul the U.S. Postal Services financials and modernize its services.   'RuPaul's Drag Race: UK Versus the World' crowns Season 1 winner The first-ever season of "RuPaul's Drag Race: UK Versus the World" came to an end Tuesday night. [Spoiler alert!]   HUD says Texas discriminated against communities of color with flood aid A Texas agency discriminated against communities of color when it denied more than $1 billion in federal relief funds sought by Houston and Harris County, HUD said.   Ukrainian refugees begin fleeing through escape routes; Russian airstrike hits Sumy Humanitarian escape routes began flowing with Ukrainian refugees on Tuesday as Russian forces continued their assault across the Eastern European nation and officials said more than 2 million people have now fled.   Pentagon dismisses Poland's proposal to transfer MiG-29 jets to U.S. control The U.S. Department of Defense on Tuesday dismissed Poland's proposal to transfer all of its Russian-made MiG-29 fighter jets to a U.S. base in Germany.   Combating the rise in hate crimes is a judicial priority, lawmakers say The Justice Department is "fully activated in the fight against hate" and will expedite its review of federal hate crimes, Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Kristen Clarke told the Senate Judiciary Committee on   President Joe Biden says caring for veterans is government's 'one truly sacred obligation' During a trip to Texas on Tuesday, President Joe Biden said that training and caring for those who serve in the U.S. military is the government's "one truly sacred obligation."   Los Angeles Chargers sign receiver Mike Williams to $60M contract extension The Los Angeles Chargers have signed standout wide receiver Mike Williams to a multiyear contract extension.   Shift work linked with memory, brain function problems, study finds Night-shift work can cause memory and other brain function problems, an analysis published Tuesday by the journal Occupational and Environmental Medicine found.   Dow falls 184 points after U.S. announces Russia oil ban The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 184 points as markets fell from earlier gains after President Joe Biden announced a ban on Russian oil imports.   Extinct 10-armed cephalopod named after President Joe Biden Scientists have named a now-extinct relative of the octopus that has 10 arms after President Joe Biden -- the syllipsimopodi bideni -- according to a study released Tuesday.   House from 'Edward Scissorhands' for sale in Florida The house made famous by 1990 film "Edward Scissorhands" is on sale in Florida for $699,900, and the residence comes with memorabilia including a life-sized mannequin of the title character.   European Commission to end dependence on Russian gas by 2030 The European Commission proposed a plan Tuesday to end its dependence on Russian gas in response to invasion of Ukraine.   Watch: Volodymyr Zelensky to British House of Commons: 'We will not give up and we will not lose' Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered an emotional message to the British House of Commons on Tuesday that his people will not give up their fight against Russia.   Couple wins lottery jackpot by recycling Quick Pick numbers A Maryland couple found recycling their Quick Pick lottery numbers was a profitable decision when they scored a $50,000 prize.   Look: Houston police wrangle loose pig named Bacon Police in Houston said residents bearing crackers came to the rescue when a neighborhood was faced with an unusual situation: a loose pig.   Watch: Ohio bodybuilding contest debuts Slap Fighting Championship An Ohio bodybuilding contest founded by Arnold Schwarzenegger debuted an unusual new event: the Slap Fighting Championship.   In photos: Protesters rally outside Russian Embassy in Washington over Ukraine Protesters demonstrate against Russia's war on Ukraine outside the Russian Embassy in Washington, D.C., on March 8, 2022.   Starbucks, McDonald's close all Russia stores over Ukraine 'humanitarian crisis' McDonald's and Starbucks are both temporarily closing all of their locations in Russia over the ongoing "humanitarian crisis" in Ukraine, the companies announced separately Tuesday.   Florida lawmakers pass bill to ban LGBTQ talk in K-3 classrooms Florida senators passed a bill Tuesday that bans discussion of sexual orientation or gender identity in schools for grades K-3, which now heads to the governor's desk for signing.   Texas Three Percenters member found guilty for Jan. 6 attack on Capitol A Texas man whose son testified against him was found guilty Tuesday on five counts for participating in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.   Luxury automakers Ferrari, Lamborghini cease production in Russia Luxury automakers Ferrari and Lamborghini on Tuesday added their names to the growing list of motor vehicle companies that have suspended production and business operations inside Russia.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Starbucks, McDonald’s and Others Pause Operations in RussiaAfter years of cultivating the Russian market, McDonald’s, Starbucks, PepsiCo and Coca-Cola said they would temporarily close locations or stop selling products there.   Zelensky Vows No Surrender in Video to Britain’s ParliamentIn a dramatic video address to Britain’s House of Commons, President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine said he would never capitulate to the invading Russians. Biden Bans Oil Imports From Russia, Warning Gas Prices Will RiseOfficials said President Biden had struggled for days over the move amid deep concerns about accelerating the already rapid rise in the price of gasoline. How a Ban Russian Oil Imports Could Affect the U.S. EconomyThe White House is stopping Russian energy imports as the country wages war on Ukraine, which could push American gas prices even higher. Chinese companies that aid Russia could face U.S. repercussions, commerce secretary warns.Gina Raimondo, the commerce secretary, said the U.S. could take “devastating” action against Chinese companies that defy Russian sanctions. As Fighting Gets Closer, a Kyiv Hospital Treats the War’s AtrocitiesAs Russian bombings have grown more indiscriminate, hospitals in Ukraine have become perilous places to work. U.S. Intelligence Tells Congress Putin Is ‘Unlikely to Be Deterred’Top U.S. intelligence officials told Congress that the Russian leader had underestimated Ukrainian resolve and Western cohesion but was “doubling down” to achieve his goals. Two Days of Russian News Coverage: An Alternate Reality of WarTo watch news broadcasts of the fighting in Ukraine on the main state channels in Russia is to witness the extent of the Kremlin’s efforts to sanitize its war. Mockery greets Matteo Salvini, an Italian fan of Putin, when he tries to show concern for Ukrainians.Guy Wesley Reffitt Is Convicted in First Jan. 6 TrialThe guilty verdict against Guy Wesley Reffitt came as prosecutors expanded their investigation into the Capitol attack by indicting a former leader of the far-right group the Proud Boys. Pressing for Evidence, Jan. 6 Panel Argues That Trump Committed FraudThe argument was a response to a lawsuit filed by John Eastman, who is seeking to shield his communications with former President Donald J. Trump. F.B.I. Sees ‘Massive Fraud’ in Groups’ Food Programs for Needy ChildrenCracking down on the misuse of pandemic assistance, the agency says nonprofits in the Minneapolis area siphoned off tens of millions of dollars. Biden Offers More Free Covid Tests Although Demand Has SlowedThe White House is now letting households order a second round of at-home coronavirus tests, saying that testing remains important even as cases plummet. Brittney Griner’s WNBA Impact Is Clear As Fans Await Word from RussiaGriner, one of the world’s best basketball players, was believed to have been detained in Russia on what customs officials described as drug charges. Fans are worried. Beyond Beyoncé Fame, Awol Erizku Expands What Black Art Can BeWith an exhibition at Gagosian, Erizku reaches a broad audience, and hopes he is seen as more than “a photographer for hire.” The Hidden Story of the North’s Victory in the Civil WarRoger Lowenstein’s “Ways and Means” offers a fresh perspective on the Civil War by explaining the importance of financing. Putin Has No Good Way Out, and That Really Scares MeHe’s not a man to admit defeat, so he could just keep doubling down. The War in Ukraine Puts America’s Problems in PerspectiveSomething for histrionic critics here at home to consider. How Putin’s War In Ukraine Might Affect the World EconomyWill it be as bad as many people seem to think? Fiona Hill on the War Putin Is Really FightingA discussion on the Russian president’s motivations, the West’s response and how the conflict could play out. New Rules for a New WorldUkraine’s brave stand should be an opportunity to rethink the way in which we look at foreign affairs for the next decade. Why Do Some People Never Get Covid?Two years into the pandemic, a Covid mystery remains. The Pandemic Disrupted American Schools Again and Again. Why?Why was the pandemic so disruptive to education? We Should Welcome Ukrainian Refugees. And Russians, Too.Opening our doors would ease the suffering caused by Vladimir Putin’s invasion and strengthen our position against him. I Left Ukraine 20 Years Ago. But It Never Left Me.Departure, however final it seems, is not forever. Christie Brinkley, on Ukraine’s Nuclear Close Call“This is a game of Russian roulette the world can’t afford to play!” the model and activist writes. Chronic Pain Patients, the Other Opioid Crisis VictimsOpioid prescriptions are down, but overdose deaths remain high, and certain patients have lost relief. Fighting Disinformation Isn’t a Lost CauseThe right lessons can teach us all how to spot it. Xi and Putin’s 'No Limits' Bond Leaves China Few Options on UkraineBeijing aligned itself with Putin as Russia prepared to invade Ukraine. Now its efforts to edge away are constrained by leadership politics. As Russia’s Military Stumbles, Its Adversaries Take NotePresident Vladimir Putin could still reduce cities in Ukraine to rubble, officials say. But European countries say they are not as intimidated by Russian ground forces as they were in the past. Reggaeton’s Global Expansion and Wide-Open FutureAs the genre grows in worldwide popularity, it is engaging with the pop music mainstream and stratifying into subsets, introducing new opportunities and dilemmas. Apple Has to Try Hard NowThe tech giant used to give us only a few cool options. Now it has to work harder to win us over. How Do You Feel About U.S. Mask Mandates Lifting?We want to hear from you. Unreported Rikers Island Beatings: ‘Disturbing and Unacceptable’Louis Molina, the correction commissioner, responded to a recent New York Times report that found serious injuries to at least two detainees were not reported. Mark Meadows Spread Trump’s Voter Fraud Claims. Now His Voting Record Is Under Scrutiny.The former Trump aide listed a mobile home in rural North Carolina as his residence at the same time that he was running operations at the White House. Seahawks Plan to Trade Russell Wilson to the BroncosWilson led the Seattle Seahawks to back-to-back Super Bowl appearances, winning once, but had taken issue with being left out of personnel decisions. Texas Youth Gender Clinic Closed Last Year Under Political PressureA Texas clinic for transgender adolescents closed last year amid pressure from the governor’s office, hospital officials said in phone recordings. How Russia’s War in Ukraine Complicates the Iran Nuclear DealWith the world eager to wean itself from Russian oil after the invasion of Ukraine, negotiators appeared close to signing a revived nuclear pact with Iran and lifting sanctions. Then Moscow put up a hurdle. Woman Hid Ties to Russia While Pushing Putin’s Propaganda, U.S. SaysElena Branson was charged with violating federal laws requiring agents of foreign governments to disclose their official ties. Central Park Brush Fires May Have Been Deliberately Set, Officials SayA series of fires in the park’s North Woods section were extinguished without injuries or serious damage. MLB Lockout: Another Deadline Set for Canceling GamesWhile a 162-game season is still theoretically on the table, the latest talks could lead to another week of canceled games. Attack on Turkish Restaurant Lands Two Men in PrisonThe two California residents, who pleaded guilty to a hate crime, were angry because of Turkey’s support of Azerbaijan in its recent war with Armenia, prosecutors said. Congress Approves Legislation to Return the Postal Service to SolvencyThe bill, the most sweeping overhaul of the agency in nearly two decades, now heads to President Biden’s desk for his signature. He Spent $57,000 in Covid Relief on a Pokémon Card. Now the U.S. Owns It.The mint Charizard trading card will be auctioned off with other fraudulently obtained luxury items seized by the U.S. Marshals. Its former owner was sentenced to three years in prison. Pull-Up Techniques for EveryoneThe trick is to break the movement into pieces and train with patience and deliberateness. ‘Peaky Blinders’ Is Ending, but Its Fans Aren’t Done Just YetIn Britain, where the final season is airing, the crime drama has a dedicated fan base who love to bring (certain) elements of the show to life. A French Feminist Tells Us to Embrace Our Inner Hag“In Defense of Witches,” Mona Chollet’s exploration of the life and times of a polarizing archetype, was a divisive best seller in her native France. Tiny Love Stories: ‘I Really Didn’t Want to Hurt Her’Modern Love in miniature, featuring reader-submitted stories of no more than 100 words. More Recent Articles
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