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Akira Takarada, original 'Godzilla' star, dies at 87 Acclaimed Japanese actor Akira Takarada, who starred in the original 1954 "Godzilla" film, died at the age of 87, it was announced.     Rep. Don Young of Alaska dies at 88 Rep. Don Young died Friday while traveling home to Alaska, his office announced. He was 88.   Longtime NFL insider, radio host John Clayton dies at 67 John Clayton, one of the NFL's most prominent reporters who covered the league for decades, died Friday after a brief illness, his family said. He was 67.   Clinton, Bush lay flowers outside Ukrainian church in Chicago Former Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush together visited a Ukrainian church in Chicago on Friday in a bipartisan show of support for the country amid the Russian invasion.   March Madness: No. 4 seed Illinois holds off upset-minded Chattanooga The fourth-seeded Illinois Fighting Illini escaped with a 54-53 win over the 13th-seeded Chattanooga Mocs on Friday in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.   Four U.S. Marines missing after helicopter crashes in Norway A military helicopter carrying four U.S. Marines crashed in Norway on Friday while conducting a training mission, officials with Norway's Armed Forces said.   Christopher Lloyd to join 'The Mandalorian' Season 3 "Back to the Future" star Christopher Lloyd is making the jump to the "Star Wars" universe for Season 3 of "The Mandalorian."   Putin gives speech marking anniversary of Crimea annexation President Vladimir Putin gave a speech Friday marking the anniversary of the Russian annexation of Crimea in March 2014 during a rally in a stadium in Moscow.   Scenes from the rubble: Russian forces attack Ukraine capital, Kyiv People remaining in the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv dig out of the rubble after Russian bombings on March 14 & 15, 2022.   Ex-Virginia cop pleads guilty to felony charge for Jan. 6 Capitol riot A former Virginia police officer pleaded guilty to a felony conspiracy charge on Friday for his participation in the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.   Sheriff's deputy dies as Texas wildfires torch more than 45,000 acres A complex of wildfires in central West Texas has killed a sheriff's deputy attempting to assist an elderly citizen reach safety from the blaze, the Eastland County Sheriff's Office said Friday.   Ex-Texans QB Deshaun Watson chooses Browns over Falcons, Saints Houston Texans star quarterback Deshaun Watson has agreed to waive his no-trade clause to join the Cleveland Browns.   Russian airstrikes target Kyiv and Lviv, near Ukraine-Poland border Russia unleashed shelling on several cities in Ukraine on Friday, including the capital Kyiv and Lviv, which has been a hub for refugees trying to escape the war and cross into Poland.   Gunman arrested after Florida bus operator drives to police station A Florida bus driver has been called a hero after she steered her bus to a police station with an active shooter onboard.   Colorado avalanche buries, kills backcountry snowboarder A solo backcountry snowboarder died after becoming overwhelmed by an avalanche in Colorado's San Juan Mountains, state officials announced.   President Joe Biden hails 'bold' ideas of new biomedicine research agency President Joe Biden on Friday praised the government spending bill Congress passed this week for creating an agency focused on breakthroughs in biomedicine.   Stocks end week with biggest gains since 2020 The three major stock market indexes in the United States ended the week Friday with the biggest gains since November 2020.   Message in a bottle travels from Bahamas to England in 21 years A visitor to a British beach found a message in a bottle that had been launched from the Bahamas by a Canadian girl 21 years earlier.   President Joe Biden speaks with Chinese leader Xi Jinping over concerns about Russia's war in Ukraine President Joe Biden spoke with Chinese President Xi Jinping Friday in a high-stakes phone call during which he was expected to warn the Chinese leader against aiding Russia militarily or financially.   SpaceX delays late night Starlink launch for weather Elon Musk's SpaceX plans to launch 53 Starlink satellites from Florida late on Friday night, days after the company marked its 20th anniversary.   Maryland lottery player wins $50,000 using mom's birthday numbers A Maryland man borrowed some luck from his mother by playing her birthday numbers in a lottery drawing -- and won $50,000.   Pete Davidson will no longer be on next Blue Origin flight "Saturday Night Live" star Pete Davidson will no longer be headed to space aboard the next Blue Origin flight, the company has announced.   Watch: Bears open California man's car door while he eats a sandwich A California man enjoying a corned beef sandwich in his car captured video when a trio of hungry bear cubs approached his vehicle and opened the door -- twice.   Drought conditions expected to worsen this spring, NOAA says Below-average precipitation and above-average temperatures this spring are expected to worsen widespread drought across much of the U.S. West, national forecasters have predicted in a spring outlook report.   Watch: Alligator chases remote-controlled boat in Florida retention pond A Florida woman captured video of a playful alligator chasing a remote-controlled toy boat across the surface of a retention pond.   San Francisco company serves up record-breaking 589 pounds of vegan ceviche A San Francisco food start-up showed off its plant-based seafood by cooking up a 589-pound serving of vegan ceviche.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Russia Targets Relatively Unscathed Part of Western UkraineOn a nearly two-hour call, President Biden urged President Xi Jinping not to give Russia military aid. But officials declined to detail potential penalties. As a scramble of diplomatic efforts ground on, Russia broadened its attacks on Ukrainian targets. Here’s the latest.   Kyiv’s Suburbs Become Unlikely Front Line of Ukraine WarWith savage artillery exchanges, the areas on the outskirts of the capital are the scenes of seesaw battles that have stalled the Russian advance for now. In Rare Rebuke, Chinese Denounce Russia’s War in UkraineA persistent minority of Chinese scholars, journalists and citizens is warning Beijing against the risks of supporting the invasion of Ukraine. Ukraine Is Wrecking Russian Tanks With a Gift From BritainThe NLAW antitank missile weighs about half as much as an American-made Javelin, costs far less and can be easily discarded after use. China’s state media (subtly) softens its tone on the war.Putin makes his first public appearance since the invasion of Ukraine.Russian Astronauts Board ISS in Colors Similar to Ukraine FlagIt was unclear why the Russian astronauts wore suits the same color as the Ukrainian flag. How Long Should It Take to Grieve? Psychiatry Has Come Up With an Answer.The latest edition of the DSM-5, sometimes known as “psychiatry’s bible,” includes a controversial new diagnosis: prolonged grief disorder. L.A. Unified Will Stop Requiring MasksThe nation’s second-largest public school district, which had held out even after the state dropped its mandate, will continue to strongly recommend masks in classrooms. Dr. Oz’s Heritage Is Targeted as Rivals Vie for Trump BackingThe Senate candidate’s Turkish background has emerged as a focus of David McCormick’s attacks in Pennsylvania’s G.O.P. primary. Mail Ballot Rejections Surge in Texas, With Signs of a Race GapA new Republican voting law led to the sharp rise in rejected ballots in the state’s recent primary election. An analysis shows that Black areas of Houston disproportionately had votes thrown out. Don Young, Alaska Congressman Who Was Dean of the House, Dies at 88Mr. Young, who was first elected in 1973, during the Nixon administration, became the longest-serving Republican in House history in 2019. Where State Farm Sees ‘a Lot of Fraud,’ Black Customers See DiscriminationThe giant insurer is facing lawsuits from customers, agents and former employees accusing it of racial discrimination. March Madness: Purdue, Illinois and Duke Advance, and More ResultsYale’s attempts to slow down the Boilermakers’ offense proved futile. In other first-round games, Illinois and Miami won in thrillers and Duke got past Cal State Fullerton. ‘Texas Chain Saw Massacre’ and the Lessons Few Horror Films Get RightTi West is the rare genre director to understand the original and honor it with a movie, “X,” that also works on its own terms. At Indian Wells, Spain’s Nadal and Alcaraz Meet in Men’s SemifinalOne is a champion many times over who is enjoying a late-career revival. The other is a newcomer overflowing with potential who is quickly closing the gap. Why America Should Not Deepen Its Military Involvement in UkraineAny direct conflict between the United States and Russia could make this humanitarian crisis much worse. Why You Haven’t Heard About the Secret Cyberwar in UkraineThe digital confrontation is playing out in the shadows, as inconspicuous as it is insidious. America Has a Free Speech ProblemA new poll finds Americans very anxious about the state of free speech. Asian Americans Have Always Lived With FearIn my decades growing up in New York, survival required constant vigilance. Sadly, very little has changed. A Realist Take on How the Russia-Ukraine War Could EndIn a conversation that carries a glimmer of hope, the foreign policy scholar Emma Ashford considers possible paths to de-escalation. Dispatch From Hungary: Can This Man Oust Viktor Orban?The strongman’s ties to Putin might finally hurt him. Why Omicron Is So Deadly in Hong KongLow vaccination rates among the elderly have created a perfect storm. Ukraine’s Cause Is Righteous. That Shouldn’t Shape Policy.The Iraq war showed us how dangerous policy driven by moral imperatives can be. 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. Cut the Gas Tax? No, No, No.There are better ways to help people squeezed by inflation. 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. Transgender Youths Become a Political Issue in TexasThe transgender youth controversy in Texas; the “Don’t Say Gay” bill in Florida; U.S. policy and North Korea. Yuri Milner’s Russian ClapbackA Russian-born tech titan takes a bold stance against his birth country’s pummeling of Ukraine. At P.S.G., Kylian Mbappé Has to GoMbappé is a generational talent who deserves a bigger stage on a weekly basis than the one Paris St.-Germain can offer. The Science Behind Mental AfflictionsSara Manning Peskin talks about “A Molecule Away From Madness,” and J. Kenji López-Alt discusses “The Wok.” Brazil Bans Telegram Over Disinformation ConcernsThe Brazilian Supreme Court has vowed to fight disinformation ahead of this year’s presidential elections. Banning the popular messaging app is its most drastic step yet. Credit Companies Will Remove Stains From Repaid Medical DebtsDebts that are paid off after they go to collections will be removed, instead of staying on a credit reports for up to seven years, Equifax, Experian and TransUnion announced. Cox/Roosevelt Campaign Button From 1920 Sells for $185,850The political button business has been booming. A Cox/Roosevelt campaign button from 1920 was auctioned for a six-figure sum this week. 6 Injured as Powerful Storms Tear Through the SouthA violent storm damaged nine mobile homes in Atmore, Ala. “It looked like all the trailers just exploded,” a sheriff said of the scene. Trump Campaign Owes $300,000 in Legal Fees After Another Failed NDA CaseThe award stems from an arbitration claim that was dismissed in part because of the “vague and unenforceable” provisions of a nondisclosure agreement. Deshaun Watson Is Traded to ClevelandThe former quarterback of the Houston Texans missed last season as he faced a criminal investigation and lawsuits involving sexual misconduct. A grand jury last week declined to charge him. Justice Dept. to Expand Training Offered to Local Law EnforcementThe announcement comes as the administration has sought to fulfill a key part of President Biden’s legislative agenda. Assad Visits U.A.E. in Latest Sign of Re-engagementIt was the long-shunned Syrian leader’s first trip to an Arab country since his nation’s civil war erupted in 2011. Av Westin, Newsman Behind ABC’s ‘20/20,’ Dies at 92After nearly 20 years at CBS News, he went to a rival network and helped turn its answer to “60 Minutes” into a frequent Emmy Award winner. What Happened to One of Classical Music’s Most Popular Pieces?César Franck’s only symphony was a pillar of the repertory for decades. But it’s now a rarity. Exploring the Diversity, and Precariousness, of French Stand-UpFanny Herrero, the creator of “Call My Agent!,” returns with a Netflix show called “Standing Up,” which follows four struggling Parisian comics. Marin Hinkle of ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ Melts ChocolateThe television actress, who is filming the show’s fifth and final season, learned to make truffles. Five Science Fiction Movies to Stream NowThis month’s picks include near-future psychological drama, Oscar-nominated robot antics and a bearded, mysterious Hugo Weaving. Review: Gustavo Dudamel Wraps Up a Philharmonic AuditionThe superstar conductor, a possible successor to the New York Philharmonic’s podium, led a cycle of Robert Schumann’s symphonies and two premieres. More Recent Articles
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