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Spurs' Gregg Popovich earns 1,336th victory, breaks all-time NBA wins record Legendary San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich passed Don Nelson as the NBA's all-time winningest coach Friday night. Zelensky says Russian forces kidnapped mayor of Melitopol Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky said Friday that Russian forces had kidnapped the mayor of Melitopol, a coastal city near the Sea of Azov. Las Vegas Raiders sign defensive end Maxx Crosby to multiyear extension Las Vegas Raiders star defensive end Maxx Crosby signed a multiyear contract extension with the franchise Friday. Kim Kardashian goes Instagram official with 'SNL' star Pete Davidson Kim Kardashian finally made her relationship with "Saturday Night Live" star Pete Davidson Instagram official on Friday after posting photos of the two together for the first time. New York federal judge blocks Trump from counter-suing E. Jean Carroll A federal judge in New York has blocked Donald Trump from proceeding with a counter-lawsuit against author E. Jean Carroll, who has filed a defamation lawsuit against the former president. Players Championship interrupted again by rain; play to resume Saturday Play was suspended again at The Players Championship on Friday due to heavy rain and won't resume until at least 11 a.m. EST Saturday, the PGA Tour said. Russia launches investigation into Facebook over hate speech policy Russia's Investigative Committee announced Friday that it opened a criminal case against social media giant Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, over the company's hate speech policy. SUV plows into Washington, D.C., outdoor dining area, kills 2 Two women died and six other people sustained injuries Friday when the driver of an SUV lost control of the vehicle, plowing into the outdoor seating area of a Washington, D.C., restaurant, local officials said. Los Angeles Dodgers bringing back ace Clayton Kershaw on 1-year deal The Los Angeles Dodgers reached an agreement with ace Clayton Kershaw on a one-year contract Friday, keeping the future Hall of Fame pitcher with the organization for the 2022 season. Disney CEO pauses Florida political donations over 'Don't Say Gay' bill Bob Chapek, the CEO of the Walt Disney Company, apologized for the entertainment giant's silence over Florida's controversial "Don't Say Gay" bill and announced a pause in political contributions in the state. Judge temporarily blocks Texas investigations into families of transgender children State District Judge Amy Clark Meachum ruled Friday that the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services cannot continue to investigate parents who provide gender-affirming care to their transgender children. Prosecutors request new DNA testing in Adnan Syed murder case Maryland prosecutors have called for DNA evidence to be retested in the legal case of Adnan Syed, who was convicted of killing Baltimore high schooler Hae Min Lee in 1999. Report: Overall ICE arrests drop as agency focuses on felons Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers have shifted priorities under President Joe Biden's administration to focus on apprehending felons, leading to a drop in overall arrests, Major winter storm to brush D.C., Philly and NYC with accumulating snow Winter storm watches and warnings were in effect from the Tennessee Valley through northern Maine on Friday. CVS fires executives after internal sexual harassment investigation Executives at CVS Health and several employees have been fired for their handling of sexual harassment complaints after an internal investigation. Gabby Petito's family sues Brian Laundrie's parents The parents of Gabby Petito, a Florida woman whose body was found in Bridger-Teton National Forest in Wyoming last summer, have filed a lawsuit against the parents of Brian Laundrie, who confessed to killing her. Texas Supreme Court deals final blow to federal abortion law challenge The Texas Supreme Court dealt a final blow to abortion providers' federal challenge to the state's latest abortion restrictions Friday. Watch: Briefcase of family memories accidentally donated to thrift store Employees at a Colorado thrift store tracked down a man who mistakenly donated a briefcase that turned out to be filled with 80 years of memories. Russia demands on sanctions cause pause in Iran nuclear talks in Vienna Talks in Vienna aimed at a revived nuclear deal with Iran were paused indefinitely on Friday following Russia's demands that sanctions related to its invasion of Ukraine do no prohibit trade between Moscow and Tehran. Russian cyberattacks could threaten U.S. healthcare system, experts warn Sick people seeking lifesaving care in the United States could fall victim to a hidden part of Russia's war on Ukraine -- vicious cyberattacks aimed at sowing disruption, confusion and chaos as ground forces advance. Watch: Man uses folding chair to rescue deer stuck atop wooden fence A Texas man rescued a deer that became stuck while trying to jump over a fence from one yard to another in his neighborhood. Letters from previous residents found hidden behind Nebraska home's mirror A couple renovating the house they recently purchased in Nebraska removed a bathroom mirror and found two letters from previous residents -- one from 1967, and another from 1995. Russia widens attacks into western Ukraine as Putin allows Syrian fighters to join Russia widened its military attacks in Ukraine on Friday, striking in some major western locations for the first time amid ongoing peace talks that have failed to produce any meaningful results. California urges additional immediate water conservation California is urging residents to do more to conserve water as the state deals with the third straight year of severe drought. Arecibo Observatory reopens visitor center after telescope collapse The famous Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico, once home to the world's most powerful radio telescope, has reopened to visitors more than a year after the giant facility collapsed. |
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How Roman Abramovich, a Russian Oligarch, Found Himself Under SanctionsThe oligarch’s billions and his Kremlin connections secured him favors and elite status in the West. Now they’ve landed him on a sanctions list. How a Line of Russian Tanks Became an Inviting Target for UkrainiansA skirmish in an eastern suburb of Kyiv illustrated how close Russian forces have come as they continued to tighten a noose on the city, but also revealed their strategic vulnerabilities. U.S. and Allies Will Strip Russia of Favored Trade StatusThe Biden administration said it would join Europe and other allies in stripping Russia of permanent normal trade relations, another step to inflict economic damage on the country over its invasion of Ukraine. Theory About U.S.-Funded Bioweapons Labs in Ukraine Is UnfoundedProminent conservative voices have mischaracterized remarks from American officials to amplify baseless claims promoted by Russian state media. Europe’s Trains Take Fighters to Ukraine, and Bring Back RefugeesBuilt up over 150 years of conflicts that defined modern-day Europe, railways have played a central role in the continent’s peacetime integration. Now they’re back on a war footing. American Officials Believe They Have Located Putin’s YachtThey say they have indications that the $700 million, 459-foot yacht, which is in dry dock in Italy, is associated with the Russian president, backing an earlier claim by a former crew member. New Jersey Freight Firm Aids Ukrainian Civilians Facing WarAfter Russia’s invasion, Meest-America, which specializes in shipping goods to Eastern Europe, shifted to a singular focus. Russian Demands to Ease Sanctions Halt Nuclear Talks With IranRussia has injected its fight against sanctions into talks aimed at restoring a nuclear agreement with Iran. The Russian demands have delayed the prospect of a deal. Texas Supreme Court Shuts Down Final Challenge to Abortion LawThe ruling says state officials have no authority to enforce the law, which empowers private citizens: “We cannot rewrite the statute.” Texas Court Halts Abuse Inquiries Into Parents of Transgender ChildrenA judge said the governor’s order to consider medically accepted treatments for transgender youth as abuse had been improperly adopted and violated the State Constitution. What We Know About the ‘Stealth’ BA.2 Omicron VariantThe subvariant of Omicron is not yet causing a new surge in the United States and probably won’t. Covid Stimulus Money Brings Clashes Within Cities and CountiesAs communities across the United States receive pandemic relief money, fierce debates have erupted over priorities, and who has the power to set them. In South Carolina, Nikki Haley Finds Some Distance from TrumpNikki Haley, the former United Nations ambassador, used a well-timed endorsement of Representative Nancy Mace to get on the opposite side of the former president. Could Iowa and New Hampshire Lose First Spots in Primary Calendar?After complaints about disenfranchisement and logistical snafus, the party is reconsidering Iowa and New Hampshire’s coveted spots in the presidential nominating process. Why Republicans in Nevada Are Targeting Senator Catherine Cortez Masto’s SeatSeizing on signs that suggest Democrats are losing support among Hispanic voters nationwide, Republicans are targeting Senator Catherine Cortez Masto’s seat. ‘My Cousin Vinny’ at 30: An Unlikely Oscar WinnerMuch like Vinny in the South, the film was a fish out of water at the Academy Awards. But the comedy endures, thanks to a generous Joe Pesci and a fiery Marisa Tomei. A Coach’s Homophobic Taunt Forces Him to Reconsider the Weight of WordsRussell Turner, the U.C. Irvine men’s basketball coach, kept his job, but rethought his place in a male sports culture that often includes casual homophobia, sexism and racism. Will Sanctions on Russia Help Ukraine?Sanctions could crush Russia’s economy. Will they actually help Ukraine? ‘We Live in a Different World Now’: Dispatch From a Changed GermanyA stunned country rearms. The Covid-19 Pandemic Didn’t Have to Be This WayDifferent choices that were available and plausible could have been made at several crucial turning points. The Supreme Court Did the Right Thing. I’m Still Worried.A breathtaking claim about the nature of state legislative power was rejected. But for how long? How Putin Weaponized London’s GreedBritain is having a hard time quitting its addiction to Russian money. Putin Wants a Clash of Civilizations. Is ‘The West’ Falling for It?A clash of civilizations is never a good idea. Florida Lawmakers Advance Homophobia to DeSantis’s DeskThe so-called Don’t Say Gay bill teaches all the wrong things; expect it to be approved. Ukrainian Isn’t ‘Little Russian’ and Black English Isn’t BrokenGetting to this recognition will take redoubled efforts. The Ukrainian Cyberwar That Wasn’tHacks and other cyberweapons might not revolutionize warfare after all. This Is Why Putin Can’t Back DownThe invasion of Ukraine is a rabid form of identity politics. Putin Is ‘Profoundly Anti-Modern.’ Masha Gessen Explains What That Means for the World.The Russian American journalist on how Putin’s war in Ukraine is playing out inside Russia’s highly controlled media environment. So Much Suffering in the Ukraine WarReaders decry the attacks on a family and a hospital, urge a no-fly zone and discuss Vladimir Putin’s mental state and disinformation. Also: Apologies; praise for employees. How Vladimir Putin Lost Interest in the PresentDoes the president of Russia have anyone who can tell him when he’s making a mistake? When a School Desegregates, Who Gets Left Behind?One district’s attempt to integrate has led to unexpected criticism. The Mafia’s View of ‘The Godfather’ and the W.N.B.A. Star Detained in RussiaFive articles from around The Times, narrated just for you. Roman Abramovich and the End of Soccer’s Oligarch EraStripped of its Russian benefactor, Chelsea now faces a reckoning. Soccer’s will come next. Legislators Find Way to Let U.C. Berkeley Increase Its EnrollmentA court ordered the university to cap the number of students after a lawsuit arose from its lack of campus housing. In response is a proposal to adjust the California Environmental Quality Act. Alec Baldwin Seeks to Avoid Liability in Fatal ‘Rust’ ShootingIn an arbitration demand against his fellow producers on the film, he denied culpability in the killing of a cinematographer and said he should not be held financially responsible. Officer Who Killed Ma’Khia Bryant Will Not Face ChargesThe 16-year-old girl had a turbulent life in Ohio’s foster care system and was swinging a knife at a woman when a police officer fatally shot her last year. Court Declares Isaiah Andrews Wrongfully Imprisoned for 45 YearsThe official declaration this week means that Isaiah Andrews, 84, can seek damages from the State of Ohio for spending more than half his life in prison after being wrongly convicted of killing his wife. Late-Winter Storm Set to Sweep Across the U.S. Into SaturdayWinter weather alerts were in effect on Friday from Tennessee to Maine. The Northeast will receive the most snow, with some places expecting a foot or more, meteorologists said. Deshaun Watson Won’t Face Houston Charges, Grand Jury SaysA grand jury heard evidence Friday to consider criminal charges against the Texans quarterback accused last year by two dozen women of lewd behavior. He was also deposed in two civil lawsuits. Afghan Embassy, Now Out of Money, Will Shut Down, U.S. SaysThe development caps a sad saga for Afghan diplomats, who have 30 days to apply to remain in the United States or face the threat of deportation. 5 West Point Cadets Overdose During Spring Break in Florida, Officials SayThe cadets, along with another young man, were exposed to what is believed to be cocaine laced with fentanyl, and two were on ventilators late Friday, officials said. An Educator Read ‘I Need a New Butt!’ to Children. Then He Was Fired.Toby Price, an assistant principal at an elementary school in Mississippi, read the book to a class of second graders over Zoom. “I am a firm believer that reluctant readers need the silly, funny books to hook them in,” he said. 2 Dead After Driver Crashes Outside a Restaurant in Washington, D.C.Three other people had life-threatening injuries after an older driver lost control of his vehicle and crashed into an outdoor dining area on Friday. M.L.B. Nears Deal With Another Streaming Service to Carry Some Games ExclusivelyPeacock would join Apple TV+, which has already reached an agreement that will make it harder for cable subscribers to find major-league games. Leo Marx, 102, Dies; Studied Clash of Nature and Culture in AmericaHis landmark book, “The Machine in the Garden,” explored the contradiction of a “pastoral ideal” and helped define the field of American studies. How Do I Get My Sex Drive Back?Advice on how to restore a decline in sexual desire. ‘Wozzeck,’ the 20th Century’s Most Influential Opera, Turns 100Alban Berg’s brutal classic, a tale of a lowly soldier’s degradation and death, continues to inspire artists. ‘All My Friends Hate Me’ Explores British Social AnxietyThe film “All My Friends Hate Me” satirizes anxiety and paranoia among upper-class British millennials. Its writers say they are laughing at themselves most of all. At Indian Wells, Ukrainian Tennis Stars Take Their Fight to the CourtPlaying through fear of the war, Marta Kostyuk said that she must show “what it’s like having a Ukrainian heart” and that it “hurts” to see Russian players at the tournament. Two Crème de Cassis Cocktails for the 21st CenturyYou can use this black currant-based liqueur in more than just kir. Here’s how to use it at home. Watch Robert Pattinson Take Flight in ‘The Batman’The director Matt Reeves narrates a sequence in which Batman flees the police from a rooftop using his batsuit. More Recent Articles |
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Legendary San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich passed Don Nelson as the NBA's all-time winningest coach Friday night.
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky said Friday that Russian forces had kidnapped the mayor of Melitopol, a coastal city near the Sea of Azov.
Las Vegas Raiders star defensive end Maxx Crosby signed a multiyear contract extension with the franchise Friday.
Kim Kardashian finally made her relationship with "Saturday Night Live" star Pete Davidson Instagram official on Friday after posting photos of the two together for the first time.
A federal judge in New York has blocked Donald Trump from proceeding with a counter-lawsuit against author E. Jean Carroll, who has filed a defamation lawsuit against the former president.
Play was suspended again at The Players Championship on Friday due to heavy rain and won't resume until at least 11 a.m. EST Saturday, the PGA Tour said.
Russia's Investigative Committee announced Friday that it opened a criminal case against social media giant Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, over the company's hate speech policy.
Two women died and six other people sustained injuries Friday when the driver of an SUV lost control of the vehicle, plowing into the outdoor seating area of a Washington, D.C., restaurant, local officials said.
The Los Angeles Dodgers reached an agreement with ace Clayton Kershaw on a one-year contract Friday, keeping the future Hall of Fame pitcher with the organization for the 2022 season.
Bob Chapek, the CEO of the Walt Disney Company, apologized for the entertainment giant's silence over Florida's controversial "Don't Say Gay" bill and announced a pause in political contributions in the state.
State District Judge Amy Clark Meachum ruled Friday that the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services cannot continue to investigate parents who provide gender-affirming care to their transgender children.
Maryland prosecutors have called for DNA evidence to be retested in the legal case of Adnan Syed, who was convicted of killing Baltimore high schooler Hae Min Lee in 1999.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers have shifted priorities under President Joe Biden's administration to focus on apprehending felons, leading to a drop in overall arrests,
Winter storm watches and warnings were in effect from the Tennessee Valley through northern Maine on Friday.
Executives at CVS Health and several employees have been fired for their handling of sexual harassment complaints after an internal investigation.
The parents of Gabby Petito, a Florida woman whose body was found in Bridger-Teton National Forest in Wyoming last summer, have filed a lawsuit against the parents of Brian Laundrie, who confessed to killing her.
The Texas Supreme Court dealt a final blow to abortion providers' federal challenge to the state's latest abortion restrictions Friday.
Employees at a Colorado thrift store tracked down a man who mistakenly donated a briefcase that turned out to be filled with 80 years of memories.
Talks in Vienna aimed at a revived nuclear deal with Iran were paused indefinitely on Friday following Russia's demands that sanctions related to its invasion of Ukraine do no prohibit trade between Moscow and Tehran.
Sick people seeking lifesaving care in the United States could fall victim to a hidden part of Russia's war on Ukraine -- vicious cyberattacks aimed at sowing disruption, confusion and chaos as ground forces advance.
A Texas man rescued a deer that became stuck while trying to jump over a fence from one yard to another in his neighborhood.
A couple renovating the house they recently purchased in Nebraska removed a bathroom mirror and found two letters from previous residents -- one from 1967, and another from 1995.
Russia widened its military attacks in Ukraine on Friday, striking in some major western locations for the first time amid ongoing peace talks that have failed to produce any meaningful results.
California is urging residents to do more to conserve water as the state deals with the third straight year of severe drought.
The famous Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico, once home to the world's most powerful radio telescope, has reopened to visitors more than a year after the giant facility collapsed. 
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