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Texas prosecutor moves to stop ‘unethical’ execution of John Henry Ramirez A prosecutor in Texas has filed court documents to remove the death warrant for John Henry Ramirez in a bid to stop his execution in October.     Author Paul Auster’s son charged with manslaughter for death of infant daughter The son of award-winning author Paul Auster has been charged with manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide for the death of his infant daughter, it has been reported.   12 people injured in South Carolina mall shooting Law enforcement officials have detained three people of interest after at least 12 people were injured when gunfire broke out at a mall in South Carolina on Saturday afternoon.   Hanuman Jayanti procession pelted with stones in Delhi A procession for Hanuman Jayanti, a Hindu religious festival, was allegedly pelted with stones in the Jahangirpuri area of Delhi on Saturday, officials said.   Man arrested for triple slaying during Georgia gun range robbery A man has been arrested in Georgia a week after three members of a family that owned a gun range were killed during a robbery.   Shanghai reports record 3,590 new symptomatic cases amid COVID-19 lockdown The Chinese financial capital of Shanghai reported a record 3,590 new symptomatic cases Saturday as the key industrial city remained under lockdown amid a surge in COVID-19.   Avian flu spreads to more than 30 states; public health threat deemed low A highly contagious avian flu had spread to more than 30 states by Saturday, but the risk to public health is low, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.   Lawrence, Mass., blaze leaves 18 families displaced after reaching 7 alarms A fire in Massachusetts on Friday night left at least 18 families displaced after the blaze reached seven alarms, officials said.   Powerful nor'easter to bring late blast of winter next week Following a cold and snowy Easter weekend, an even more impactful nor'easter is headed to the northeastern United States next week, AccuWeather meteorologists say.   Suspects sought in brazen Calif. jewelry store smash-and-grab robbery Police on Saturday were searching for two suspects wielding sledgehammers in a brazen smash-and-grab robbery of a jewelry store at an upscale southern California mall.   North Korea celebrates 110th birthday of late founder Kim II Sung North Korea has marked the 110th birthday of its founder, Kim Il Sung, with parades and mass celebrations as his grandson, current leader Kim Jong Un, looked on.   Iowa high court restores Dem frontrunner in Senate primary to ballot The Iowa Democrat seen as the most likely challenger to longtime Republican incumbent Sen. Chuck Grassley has been reinstated to the primary election ballot after a ruling by the Iowa Supreme Court.   China's Shenzhou 13's crew of 3 lands after 6 months in orbit Three astronauts in China's Shenzhou 13 capsule landed safely Saturday morning after a record six months in orbit.   N.M. wildfire exceeds 6,000 acres, hundreds of structures destroyed A New Mexico wildfire responsible for thousands of evacuations and the deaths of an elderly couple has grown to more than 6,000 acres, firefighters say.   1 killed as explosions rock Kyiv; Russia bans Boris Johnson and 12 others A strike on Kyiv Saturday morning killed one person and injured several other people, the mayor said.   Grand Rapids, Mich., protests continue after police shooting of immigrant Protests are continuing in Grand Rapids, Mich., in the wake of the police-involved shooting of 26-year-old immigrant from the Democratic Republic of Congo.   Isabel May, KJ Apa to star in Wonder Twins movie for HBO Max "1883" actress Isabel May and "Riverdale" actor KJ Apa are set to star in a live-action HBO Max comedy movie about DC Comics' Wonder Twins.   'Hacks' Season 2 to debut on HBO May 12 Season 2 of the Emmy-winning comedy, "Hacks," is slated to premiere on HBO Max May 12.   Red Hot Chili Peppers' 'Unlimited Love' tops the U.S. album chart Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Unlimited Love" is the No. 1 album in the United States.   Gov. Abbott ends inspections that clogged commercial traffic at U.S.-Mexico border Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has reached a fourth and final deal with governors of Mexican border states to end increased inspections of commercial vehicles at international bridges that gridlocked commercial traffic.   Famous birthdays for April 16: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Bill Belichick Basketball legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar turns 75 and NFL coach Bill Belichick turns 70, among the famous birthdays for April 16.   On This Day, April 16: Ship blast in Texas City kills 600, levels city On April 16, 1947, a fire aboard a freighter on Galveston Bay in Texas ignited explosive materials, causing a massive blast that killed nearly 600 people.   Biden to resume oil, gas leases on federal land The Department of the Interior announced Friday that President Joe Biden's administration would resume oil and gas leases on federal land but has increased the royalty rate that companies pay to the government.   More Recent Articles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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What Will Happen if Russia Defaults on Its Debt?The ultimate arbiter of a sovereign default is an open question but markets may have the final word.   Putin’s Ukraine Gamble Pivots to a Very Different BattlefieldAfter Russian forces were mauled in cities and towns in northern Ukraine, Vladimir V. Putin is shifting the focus of his invasion to the flatlands of Donbas, in the east. Telegram: Where Russians Turn for Uncensored Ukraine NewsTelegram is the platform of choice for Russians seeking to escape Moscow’s propaganda web. But can it last? The Unseen Scars of Those Who Kill Via Remote ControlCapt. Kevin Larson was one of the best drone pilots in the U.S. Air Force. Yet as the job weighed on him and untold others, the military failed to recognize its full impact. He fled into the California wilderness. Inside the N.Y.P.D. Manhunt for the Brooklyn Subway ShooterWitnesses, video, police accounts and court records depict a troubled man’s carefully planned attack, and the lucky breaks he seized to melt back into the city. India Is Stalling the W.H.O.’s Efforts to Make Global Covid Death Toll PublicThe agency has calculated that 15 million people have died as a result of the pandemic, far more than earlier estimates, but has yet to release those numbers. The Elusive Politics of Elon MuskThe billionaire in pursuit of Twitter has often been described as a libertarian, but he has not shrunk from government help when it has been good for business. Trump’s Focus on 2020 Election Splits Michigan RepublicansThe former president is trying to reshape the battleground state in his image. But his false claims about the 2020 election are driving a wedge between loyalists and those who are eager to move on. Days After Setting an Execution Date, a Texas Prosecutor Reverses CourseJohn Henry Ramirez, a death row inmate whose religious freedom case gained national attention, may win a reprieve in an unexpected twist. How a Lone Tenant Is Holding Up a $70 Million Condo DealAhmet Nejat Ozsu has refused to leave his apartment on the Upper West Side, delaying a plan for condominiums. A pandemic remedy for renters could help him prolong the standoff. How Rising Mortgage Rates Are Affecting the Housing MarketMortgage costs have jumped as the Federal Reserve has raised rates. With higher rates come fewer offers. The Fiddle Leaf Fig Is Dead. What’s the New Popular Plant?Meet the man working to put the next big “It” plant on every windowsill in North America. Save America’s Patent SystemIt needs to promote innovation, not reward legal trickery. The Photographs of Bucha Should Change the War in UkraineSome images will always have the power to make us confront horror. Still Feeling the BernBernie Sanders lost the Democratic nomination, but won the soul of the party. Will Democrats Soon Be Locked Out of Power?With a little more electoral ambition, Republicans have a clear majority in reach. How Loathing Golf Taught Me to Confront My Own PrejudiceThe game symbolized things I wanted to do but could never afford. On Japan’s Adorable ‘Old Enough!’ Show and the State of American ChildhoodsLet’s take a few baby steps toward teaching our kids independence. Let’s Pass Over GodWhy would we emulate such terrible behavior? RaDonda Vaught, Medical Errors and a Better Way ForwardA Tennessee nurse is facing prison time for a medical error. Should More Students Skip College?Readers discuss John McWhorter’s suggestion that ending high school after 10th grade and skipping college are better options for some students. Israel Steps Up Raids in Palestinian Territories in Response to AttacksAt least 14 Palestinians have been killed in a widespread Israeli military operation in the West Bank, launched in response to a string of attacks in Israel that killed 14 people. Columbiana Centre Mall Shooting: 10 Wounded, Police SayThe police said that the shooting, at the Columbiana Centre mall in Columbia, S.C., was not random and that three people had been detained. Cleveland Guardians Nickname Is Difficult for Some FansCleveland’s baseball team adopted a new nickname, and their home opener was the first in years without Native American protests. That doesn’t mean everyone was happy. North Korea Launches 2 Short-Range MissilesThe missile test, the North’s 12th of the year, took place as South Korea and the United States were preparing to begin joint military exercises. Son of Author Paul Auster Charged in Fatal Overdose of 10-Month-Old DaughterDaniel Auster was charged with manslaughter after the medical examiner determined the girl’s cause of death was an overdose of fentanyl and heroin, the police said. Art Rupe, Who Brought Rhythm and Blues to the Mainstream, Dies at 104As the founder of the independent label Specialty Records, he helped set the table for the rock ’n’ roll era by signing performers like Little Richard. Peng Ming-min, Fighter for Democracy in Taiwan, Dies at 98He endured Japanese imperial rule, a lost limb in World War II, Chinese martial law and decades in exile to become a leading force for Taiwanese self-determination. Benson Kipruto Eyes Another Boston Marathon WinCompetitive running was a fallback career for the Kenyan. Now he is aiming for back-to-back Boston Marathon wins. More Recent Articles
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