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Biden expected to propose 20% billionaire tax President Joe Biden is expected to unveil a new 20% tax on the ultra wealthy as part of his 2023 budget proposal, reports on Saturday indicate.     Data for 820,000 New York K-12 students compromised in hack Personal data for approximately 820,000 current and former public school students in New York City was compromised in the hack of a popular online attendance system earlier this year.   Musicians mourn the death of Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins Ringo Starr, Gene Simmons and Ozzy Osbourne were among the numerous music icons taking to social media to pay tribute to Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins.   Texas soldiers sentenced to prison for smuggling immigrants Two active-duty soldiers stationed at Fort Hood, Texas, have been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty in an illegal immigrant smuggling scheme.   U.S. sanctions six Nigerian nationals for connections to Boko Haram The United States sanctioned six individuals connected to the Nigerian terrorist organization Boko Haram.   FCC says Russian anti-virus firm Kaspersky poses risk to U.S. national security The Federal Communications Commission on Friday added products from the Russian firm Kaspersky to its "Covered List" and said the company poses a risk to the national security of the United States.   Rep. Fortenberry resigns from Congress after three felony convictions Rep. Jeff Fortenberry is resigning from Congress after being convicted of three felonies, he announced on Saturday, ending his nine-term career in the U.S. House over illegal campaign contributions.   Hawaii lifts pandemic travel restrictions for U.S. visitors Hawaii lifted its pandemic travel restrictions on Saturday making it the first day in more than a year that domestic visitors can travel to the islands without showing a negative COVID-19 test or proof of vaccination.   U.S to send $100 million to Ukrainian border for civilian evacuations The United States will send an additional $100 million to Ukraine to help guards stationed on the border evacuate people fleeing the Russian invasion, the State Department announced on Saturday.   Kristin Crowley becomes first woman to lead Los Angeles Fire Department Kristin Crowley has become the first woman to lead the Los Angeles Fire Department after she was sworn in during a ceremony on Friday.   All 132 people aboard plane that crashed in China are dead, official reports All 132 people aboard the plane that crashed in southern China earlier this week have died, a senior Chinese official announced on Saturday.   Afghan protesters call for Taliban to reopen schools for girls Dozens of women and girls in Afghanistan protested on the streets of Kabul on Saturday to call for the Taliban to reopen schools for girls.   Helicopter crashes in North Texas killing student pilot, flight instructor Two people have died after a helicopter crashed to the ground and burst into flames in an empty lot in North Texas, local police said.   Philippines' Taal Volcano erupts forcing hundreds of families to evacuate Authorities evacuated hundreds of families in the Philippines after the Taal Volcano erupted Saturday morning out of fear of stronger eruptions.   Country Grammer captures Dubai World Cup for trainer Bob Baffert Country Grammer was along in deep stretch to post the upset win in the $12 million Dubai World Cup, with favorite Life Is Good fading to finish fourth.   Sen. Amy Klobuchar says Tyler Jacob freed by Russian after fleeing Ukraine Sen. Amy Klobuchar said Saturday that Minnesota man Tyler Jacob has been freed from custody after he was detained by Russian forces while leaving Ukraine.   Explosions heard in Lviv, location of thousands of Ukrainian refugees At least six explosions were heard Saturday in the western city of Lviv, Ukraine, where refugees have fled since the beginning of the Russian invasion.   Much-needed rain on the way for parched Southwest AccuWeather forecasters say a significant and widespread rain event is on the way for the southwestern United States early this upcoming week.   Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky makes surprise virtual appearance at energy forum in Doha Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made a surprise video appearance Saturday at an energy forum in Qatar's capital Doha where he urged countries to increase energy production.   Biden says Put 'cannot remain in power' in Warsaw speech President Joe Biden criticized Russian President Vladimir Putin and said he "cannot remain in power" during a speech delivered in front of the Royal Castle in Warsaw, Poland, on Saturday.   Denver police ordered to pay $14M to victims of excessive force during George Floyd protests A federal jury has awarded $14 million in compensation to 12 protesters whose rights were violated when Denver police used excessive force during 2020 protests against the death of George Floyd.   Notable Deaths of 2022 Oscar-winner William Hurt, Washington Nationals pitcher Odalis Perez, Director Ivan Reitman, Miss USA pageant winner Cheslie Kryst, French fashion designer Manfred Thierry Mugler, comedian Louie Anderson, professional golfer Bob Goalby, American singer Meat Loaf, NBA's only woman drafted Lusia Harris, French actor Gaspard Ulliel, fashion icon Andre Leon Talley, singer Ronnie Spector, comedian Bob Saget, Oscar-winning actor Sidney Poitier, and NFL head coach Dan Reeves are among the famous people who have died in 2022.   Lil Durk's '7220' tops the U.S. album chartFoo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins may have died from drug overdose, officials indicate Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins has died at the age of 50, his bandmates and representative announced.   Famous birthdays for March 26: Leslie Mann, Martin Short Actor Leslie Mann turns 50 and actor Martin Short turns 72, among the famous birthdays for March 26.   Razzie Awards 'Diana,' 'Space Jam' the worst of 2021 Netflix's "Diana: The Musical" swept the Razzie Awards on Saturday, taking five prizes, including Worst Picture.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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The Making of Vladimir PutinThe 22-year arc of the Russian president’s exercise of power is a study in audacity.   Biden’s Barbed Remark About Putin: A Slip or a Veiled Threat?The conclusion of Mr. Biden’s speech on Saturday was a reminder of how precarious diplomacy can be when bombs are already dropping. Biden Calls Putin a Butcher After Meeting With Ukraine RefugeesHis comment came as he visited a stadium in Warsaw where the Polish authorities are assisting the waves of people who are fleeing Ukraine. Zelensky renews his call for planes and tanks from NATO.Public Health Catastrophe Looms in Ukraine, Experts WarnEven before the war, the country struggled with epidemics of H.I.V., tuberculosis and hepatitis. The conflict threatens to undo decades of progress. Texts Show Ginni Thomas’s Embrace of Conspiracy TheoriesIn the aftermath of the 2020 presidential election, the wife of Justice Clarence Thomas was involved in a range of efforts to keep President Donald J. Trump in power. Biden to Include Minimum Tax on Billionaires in Budget ProposalThe tax would require that American households worth more than $100 million pay a rate of at least 20 percent on their income as well as unrealized gains in the value of liquid assets like stocks. Jeff Fortenberry to Resign After Being Found Guilty of Lying to F.B.I.Representative Jeff Fortenberry announced he would leave his seat at the end of the month, just days after he was convicted on charges of lying to investigators about an illegal campaign donation. Streaming Took Over Hollywood. Will It Take Best Picture, Too?A few years ago, the entertainment industry was arguing over whether movies on streaming services even counted as a film. Now, one is poised to win the Oscars’ top prize. Villanova Knocks Off Houston to Reach Final FourThe Wildcats outlasted a Cougars team that looked very much like a mirror image. N.C.A.A. Women’s Tournament: N.C. State Somehow Escapes Notre DameRaina Perez hit a late layup to give North Carolina State a win. Michigan got past South Dakota. Louisville and UConn advanced with much more ease. Congress Needs to Fund the Fight Against Covid-19Congress seems to have lost interest in funding public health efforts against Covid-19. Russia’s War in Ukraine Is Dividing FamiliesThe generational struggle at the heart of the war in Ukraine. Real Justice: Justice JacksonFrom Anita Hill to Ketanji Brown Jackson, the Senate keeps embarrassing itself. What Elon Musk’s Putin Challenge Shows About the Meme-ification of WarThe juxtaposition of images of a war with celebrities and pet videos in a social media feed is disturbing. It’s also desensitizing. Republican Senators Play the QAnon GameOn the dishonest questioning during Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation hearings. Getting Covid Shots in the Littlest Arms Might Not Be That EasyAuthorization is one step; it’ll take time to resolve confusion and hesitancy. Is Free Speech Endangered?First of a two-part series: Readers discuss “cancel culture,” civility and the First Amendment, in response to an editorial. Next: Speech and self-censorship on campus. Spreadsheets, Interplanetary Travel and HousekeepingOur critic recommends old and new books. In Georgia, Trump Tries to Revive a Sputtering CampaignThe former president held a rally in rural Georgia on Saturday in an attempt to jump-start David Perdue’s campaign to unseat Gov. Brian Kemp. What to Know About Israel’s Summit With 4 Arab CountriesFour Arab foreign ministers will meet in Israel’s Negev desert on Sunday, along with their U.S. counterpart. The talks mark a realignment of Middle Eastern powers, accelerated by the war in Ukraine. Federal Jury Awards $14 Million to George Floyd Protesters Injured In DenverJurors in the civil case found that the Denver Police used excessive force against the 12 plaintiffs. Hotelier’s Post Barring Native Americans Prompts Outrage in South DakotaThe comments by Connie Uhre, 76, led to a protest, widespread condemnation by city leaders and a federal civil rights lawsuit. As Adams Toughens on Crime, Some Fear a Return to ’90s Era PolicingWith violent crime surging, Mayor Eric Adams is testing how much policing a changed New York City will tolerate. Lin-Manuel Miranda to Miss Oscars After Wife Tests Positive for VirusMr. Miranda is up for an Academy Award for the song “Dos Oruguitas” from the Disney musical “Encanto.” Arizona Offers Driver’s Licenses on iPhones. Other States Want to Be Next.Digital copies of licenses and state-issued IDs, which can also be stored on Apple Watches, will only work at security checkpoints at a Phoenix airport for now, officials said. Plea Negotiations in Sept. 11 Case Go on Hiatus for RamadanHearings in the death penalty case are scheduled for May but could be postponed because one defendant needs a new lawyer. More Recent Articles
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