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Payton Gendron, 18, arraigned on murder charge for Buffalo mass shooting The man arrested for killing 10 people and injuring three others in what authorities have called a "racially motivated" mass shooting in Buffalo, New York, has been arraigned in a court and charged with murder.     Jeff Bezos says new disinformation board should investigate Biden tweet Jeff Bezos, the founder and executive chairman of Amazon, has asked a new Disinformation Governance Board created by Joe Biden's administration to investigate a tweet from the president himself.   World leaders congratulate Ukraine on Eurovision Song Contest 2022 win World leaders have congratulated Ukraine for winning the Eurovision Song Contest 2022, the third time the country has won beloved international competition.   Britney Spears, fiancé Sam Asghari announce loss of ‘miracle baby’ Britney Spears and her fiancé Sam Asghari on Saturday announced the loss of her unborn baby just weeks after announcing her pregnancy.   10 people shot dead, 3 wounded at Tops grocery store in Buffalo A suspect has been arrested after fatally shooting 10 people, including a beloved retired police officer working as a security guard, and injuring three others at a Tops grocery store in Buffalo, New York.   Man who drove Maserati down Spanish Steps in Rome charged The man who drove a Maserati down the Spanish Steps outside of the Trinità dei Monti church in Rome has been charged with "aggravated damage to cultural and monumental assets."   Some Skittles, Starburst, Life Savers gummy candies recalled The maker of Skittles, Starburst and Life Savers gummy candies has issued a voluntary recall of some of the products, warning of a "thin metal strand" inside the candies or in the bag.   Tens of thousands rally for abortion rights in U.S. cities Tens of thousands of protesters rallied for abortion rights in cities across the United States on Saturday, two weeks after a draft opinion from the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade was leaked.   Milwaukee under curfew after shootings leave 21 injured Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson implemented a curfew Saturday after a series of overnight shootings left 21 people injured downtown.   Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine issues reprieve over execution drug problems Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has again issued a reprieve in an execution scheduled to take place later this year, citing struggles securing the drugs needed for the lethal injection.   Social media exploiters prompt Six Flags to end unlimited dining perk The chief executive of Six Flags amusement parks says he's eliminating unlimited dining privileges for season pass holders after strategies for exploiting the program went viral on social media.   Sen. Mitch McConnell leads delegation to meet with President Volodymyr Zelensky in Ukraine Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell on Saturday led a delegation of lawmakers to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.   Fire officials say death toll from Delhi building inferno likely to rise Fire officials in the Indian city of Delhi concluded rescue operations Saturday in the aftermath of a deadly building fire that claimed 27 lives, with seven victims so far identified.   Weekend severe storms may hit some central U.S. communities hard Thunderstorms will remain quite active over parts of the central United States through this weekend.   Ukraine: Russians retreating from Kharkiv, counteroffensive underway Russian forces are retreating from the formerly occupied northern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, military officials claimed Saturday, as Kyiv launched a counteroffensive in the nearby city of Izium.   2023 Oscars set for March 12 The 2023 Oscars gala celebrating excellence in cinema is set to take place March 12.   Sony working on animated reboot of 'Married with Children' Sony Pictures Television has announced it is working on a new cartoon version of the sitcom "Married with Children."   Kim Jong Un: N. Korea in 'great turmoil' due to COVID-19 outbreak The quickening spread of COVID-19 has plunged North Korea into the "greatest turmoil" since its founding 74 years ago, leader Kim Jong Un declared Saturday.   Future's 'I Never Liked You' tops U.S. album chart Rapper Future's "I Never Liked You" is the No. 1 album in the United States this week.   Russia cuts off power supplies as Finland's ruling party backs NATO bid Russian electricity suppliers on Saturday followed through on a threat to cut off power flows to Finland as the ruling Social Democratic Party officially backed joining the NATO alliance.   Texas increases reward to $22,500 for escaped fugitive Authorities in Texas are offering a $22,500 reward for information leading to the capture of escaped fugitive Gonzalo Lopez, who escaped during transport this week.   On This Day, May 14: Women's Auxiliary Army Corps established On May 14, 1942, the U.S. Congress established the Women's Auxiliary Army Corps for World War II duty.   Famous birthdays for May 14: David Byrne, Robert Zemeckis Musician David Byrne turns 70 and filmmaker Robert Zemeckis turns 70, among the famous birthdays for May 14.   Nurse sentenced to 3 years probation after lethal drug mix-up A nurse in Tennessee convicted of criminally negligent homicide and abuse of an impaired patient after a drug mix-up caused the death of an elderly patient was sentenced to three years of probation Friday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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‘Bodies were everywhere.’ Witnesses describe the scene at Tops.How ‘Just a Dude’ in Shorts Became a Senate Front-RunnerJohn Fetterman has used his shorts-and-hoodie image to connect with Pennsylvania voters in the Democratic Senate primary.   Gearing Up for G.O.P. Gains in Midterms, White House Braces for Barrage of InquiriesThe turbulent aftermath of the Trump era is taking the possibility of a divided government to new levels of intensity, as some Republicans appear eager to target President Biden and his family. Thousands Gather at Marches for Abortion RightsNearly two weeks after the leak of a draft Supreme Court opinion overturning Roe v. Wade, protesters gathered in Washington, New York and other cities. Student Debt Is Crushing. Canceling It for Everyone Is Still a Bad Idea.Debt forgiveness won’t fix what’s wrong with higher education. Abortion and the Supreme Court: Too Much Church in the StateWhat’s God got to do with it? There Are Two Endgames in Ukraine. Both Carry Big Risks.Is there a third option looming for the next six months of war in Ukraine? The Rich Are Not Who We Think They Are. And Happiness Is Not What We Think It Is, Either.There is still a lot we can learn from big data. America’s Oil and Gas Boom Didn’t Deliver True Energy SecurityInvesting in clean energy, efficiency and electrification is the only path to get us there. The Push to Silence Protesters Over the Roe DecisionGathering near the homes of public officials is not a new trend. Do Fear and Anxiety Have to Be Conquered?If I do the thing I’m terrified of, I don’t see how that’s a great accomplishment. As Sri Lanka Plunges Into Ruin, the Rajapaksa Family Is on the RunOnce empowered by triumphant ethnic nationalism after a brutal civil war, the Rajapaksa dynasty has been undone by what its own allies call incompetence and denial. More Recent Articles
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