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New mayor installed in Russian-controlled city of Melitopol A new mayor was installed in the Ukrainian city of Melitopol on Saturday one day after Russian forces forcibly detained the city's elected mayor, Ivan Fedorov.     Multiple missiles fired at U.S. consulate in Erbil, Iraq Multiple missiles were fired late Saturday toward the U.S. consulate and a news station in Erbil, the autonomous Kurdish region in northwestern Iraq.   Nevada woman stabs date as revenge for death of Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani A woman in Nevada has been arrested and charged with attempted murder for allegedly stabbing her Plenty of Fish date as revenge for the assignation of Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani.   Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson won't face sexual assault criminal charges Deshaun Watson will not face criminal charges in connection to sexual assault and harassment lawsuits filed by 22 women after a grand jury declined to indict the Houston Texans quarterback.   Police warn female Ukrainian refugees about harassment, luring at Berlin train station German police are warning female refugees arriving from Ukraine via train to stay vigilant after receiving several reports of men harassing or luring young women upon arrival at Berlin Central Station.   Two people stabbed at Museum of Modern Art in NYC Two employees at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City were stabbed Saturday afternoon while working at the museum by a disgruntled patron whose membership had lapsed, police said.   China closes schools, dismisses mayors as COVID-19 numbers rise Officials in China have dismissed the mayors of two cities and shut down schools in Shanghai as COVID-19 numbers rise in the country.   Saudi Arabia kills 81 people in mass executionKamala Harris calls on DNC to remind voters of Biden admin accomplishments ahead of midterms Vice President Kamala Harris on Saturday called on Democrat party leadership to remind voters of everything that President Joe Biden's administration has accomplished.   Australian PM Scott Morrison says millions in aid dispersed after coastal flooding Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said $631 million (about $460 million USD) has been dispersed after recent coastal flooding caused by heavy rain led to a historic national emergency declaration and evacuations.   President Joe Biden orders another $200M in military aid to Ukraine President Joe Biden on Saturday ordered another $200 million in defense aid to Ukraine, including military equipment and training.   Uber adds fuel surcharge amid surging gas prices Uber has announced it rolled out a temporary fuel surcharge to help drivers cope with the burden of surging gas prices in recent months.   French, German leaders speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin; call for cease-fire German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and French President Emmanuel Macron spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday for more than an hour to call for a cease-fire in Ukraine and a diplomatic end to the invasion.   Hailey Bieber out of hospital after suffering 'stroke-like' symptoms Model Hailey Bieber, the wife of pop music star Justin Bieber, has disclosed she was hospitalized this week for a small blood clot in her brain.   No third season for 'Baby-Sitters Club' on Netflix Netflix has canceled its teen comedy "The Baby-Sitters Club" after two seasons.   Storm brings snow, strong winds, isolated severe weather to East Coast A late winter storm heading north up the East Coast pummeled areas with heavy snow, strong winds and isolated severe weather, including blizzard warnings and tornado watches.   Winter storm causes disruptions as it darts through Turkey A highly disruptive storm slowly pushed across Turkey and hampered day-to-day operations across portions of the country in recent days.   Actress, singer, reality TV star Traci Braxton dead at 50 Actress, singer and reality TV personality Traci Braxton died of cancer at the age of 50, her family announced Saturday.   Starz: La La Anthony, Kelly Hu will be 'BMF' series regulars for Season 2 "The Chi" actress La La Anthony and "The Scorpian King" alum Kelly Hu will be series regulars in Season 2 of the fact-based Starz crime drama "BMF."   Biden signs stopgap measure to avert government shutdown President Joe Biden has signed into law a stopgap measure to prevent a government shutdown.   U.S. to permanently end Title 42 policy for unaccompanied minors at border The Centers of Disease Control and Prevention announced Saturday it will end the use of a Trump-era policy as it pertains to turning away unaccompanied migrant children.   Jodie Sweetin, Colton Underwood, Metta World Peace set for CBS' 'Beyond the Edge' Jodie Sweetin, Colton Underwood, Metta World Peace and Paulina Porizkova are among the celebrities taking part in the new adventure challenge series "Beyond the Edge."   Russian forces bomb mosque in Mariupol, encroach on Kyiv Russian forces bombed a mosque in Mariupol on Saturday, encroached on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv and struck structures in other cities.   'Encanto' tops U.S. album chart for 8th week The soundtrack to the animated movie musical "Encanto" is the No. 1 album in the United States for an eighth week.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on Saturday mass executed 81 people. 
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Kidnapping of Ukrainian Mayor in Melitopol Met With a Show of ResistanceThe 33-year-old mayor of Melitopol, Ivan Fyodorov, encouraged defiance. Then he was arrested, and hasn’t been heard from since.   Western Ukraine Suffers Rare Russian AttacksWestern Ukraine has been a safe haven for Ukrainian refugees, as well as businessmen, journalists and diplomats. But attacks in two cities pierced the sense of security in the region. In a Kyiv Basement, 19 Surrogate Babies Are Trapped by War but Kept Alive by NanniesSome surrogate mothers are trapped by the fighting as their due dates near. And newborns face uncertain fates, with many biological parents now unable to travel to Ukraine. Ukraine War Ushers In ‘New Era’ for Biden and U.S. AbroadPresident Biden is rethinking relationships with allies as well as rivals — including China, Iran and Venezuela — to counter President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia. Pandemic Fears Give Way to a Rush for Bomb SheltersSince Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, European anxiety has shifted from Covid to nuclear annihilation. Bunkers, survival guides and iodine pills are flying off the shelves. Hundreds of Planes Are Stranded in Russia. They May Never Be Recovered.Western companies that own the planes face little prospect of getting them back, meaning billions of dollars in losses. What It Was Like to Work for Russian State TelevisionUntil RT America ended abruptly, life as a journalist there was “actually so normal.” That Russian Business You’re Boycotting Isn’t Actually RussianThe consumer activism that makes a vodka C.E.O. say: ‘Do you know we’re Latvian?’ The Covid-19 Pandemic Has Lasted 2 Years. The Next Steps Are Divisive.As the Omicron variant recedes, cities and states with the longest mask and vaccine mandates are rapidly lifting them. The abrupt shift has unsettled the most vigilant Americans. House Democrats Push Biden to Build a Better Midterm MessageHouse Democrats have been pressing the president to come up with a bumper-sticker-worthy slogan. The White House says it’s sharpening its message. McDonald’s Ice Cream Woes Have Inspired Memes, Mockery and Now, a Federal LawsuitA California tech company that tried to solve the problem of malfunctioning ice cream machines claims in the suit that it was thwarted by McDonald’s. The Ukraine War and the Retro-FutureWhat happens when you layer 19th-century geopolitics on 21st century reality? Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ Bill Will Hurt Teens Like MeEducation made me hate myself less. Zelensky Answers HamletThe Ukrainian president addresses the existential question for the world. Europe Must End Its Energy Dependence on RussiaA trans-Atlantic energy pact would counter Russia’s might. Just How Liberal Is California? The Answer Matters to Democrats Everywhere.If progressives can’t win here, it will not bode well for their national efforts. How Can Public Health and the C.D.C. Regain Americans’ TrustAmericans’ trust in health insitutions is declining. Here’s how to get it back. Cancel Culture in 1832 Sounded Pretty FierceOn Tocqueville and the ostracism that accompanies dissent. Parents, What Would Make Your Lives Better?Two years into the pandemic, what still needs fixing? 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 Villages in Florida: Shangri-La or Shameful?Readers have strong views about the huge retirement community that offers countless clubs and activities and is largely white and conservative. MoMA Patron, Denied Entry, Stabs Two EmployeesThe police were still looking for the suspect, who grew enraged upon discovering his membership had been revoked. Both victims were in stable condition. Saudi Arabia Executes 81 PeopleIt was the kingdom’s largest mass execution in years. In many cases, the charges involved “not a drop of blood,” a rights activist said. ‘The Bond King’ Traces the Arc of a Pioneering InvestorBill Gross turned a sleepy market for bond trading into a cutthroat trillion-dollar business. A new book tells the story of his rise and fall. Strong Late-Winter Storm Knocks Out Power and Snarls TravelMore than 143,000 customers were without power as the storm packed powerful winds and snowfall at a rate of one to two inches per hour in some places. France’s Green Party Fails to Connect Ahead of ElectionAs a presidential election looms, the Greens lag far behind in the polls. Analysts say the party has failed to inspire voters and show them it can rule. Traci Braxton, Television Personality and Singer, Dies at 50She was perhaps best known for her appearances on the reality show “Braxton Family Values” with her siblings and their families. L.S.U. Men’s Basketball Coach Fired After N.C.A.A. Alleges ViolationsWill Wade was accused by N.C.A.A. regulators of offering cash and jobs to lure recruits. Donald Pinkel, Who Developed a Cure for Childhood Leukemia, Dies at 95The disease was once a virtual death sentence for children. Today, his aggressive treatments mean that almost everyone survives it. Fall Back? Spring Ahead? How About Neither, Experts Say.Here’s where the debate over changing the clocks stands, and what it could mean for you. Oscar Rewind: When Rita Moreno Made History and Thanked No OneThe actress explains why she gave one of the shortest Academy speeches ever when she became the first Latina to win an acting Oscar 60 years ago. More Recent Articles
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