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EU sanctions al-Qaida-linked group, two leaders The member states of the European Union on Monday agreed to impose terrorism-related sanctions against an al-Qaida-affiliated armed insurgent group and two of its leaders. Agatha weakens to tropical storm after early-season landfall in Mexico The East Pacific's first named storm of the year -- Agatha -- weakened to a tropical storm on Monday evening after it made landfall on the southern Mexico coastline. EU approves partial Russian oil import ban in new round of sanctions The European Union has agreed on a deal to impose a partial ban on oil imports from Russia in the face of its invasion of Ukraine, top EU officials announced late Monday. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau introduces bill to freeze handgun sales, imports Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday announced legislation that would freeze sales, transfers and imports of handguns amid other measures to tighten the nation's gun laws. 7,000 flight cancellations disrupt Memorial Day weekend travel Airlines canceled more than 7,000 flights worldwide over four days during the Memorial Day weekend, blaming bad weather, air traffic control issues and staff shortages. No bail for Chicago suspect charged with setting homeless man on fire A judge ordered suspect Joseph Guardia to be held without bail Monday after he was charged with attempted first degree murder for allegedly setting a homeless man on fire in downtown Chicago. $2 million tabernacle stolen from Brooklyn church A golden tabernacle valued at about $2 million was stolen from a church in Brooklyn, N.Y., over the weekend, church officials said. DeLorean reveals electric throwback in gull-winged Alpha5 DeLorean Motor Company released its first photos Monday of the new electric gull-winged Alpha 5 with a nod to the 1980s DeLorean time machine in "Back to the Future." National Rifle Association board re-elects longtime CEO Wayne LaPierre Longtime National Rifle Association CEO Wayne LaPierre was re-elected to his post by the gun group's board of directors on Monday in the wake of the mass school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. U.S. gas prices hit record $4.62 per gallon on Memorial Day The national average price of gasoline in the United States rose to $4.62 per gallon on Monday with many Americans expected to embark on long road trips for the Memorial Day holiday. German police: Probes of child sex abuse depictions soared last year Germany saw a more than 100% increase in police investigations of depictions of sexual violence against children and young people during 2021, authorities reported Monday. Queen Elizabeth lights up Stonehenge for Platinum Jubilee Photos of Queen Elizabeth II were projected onto the landmark Stonehenge to commemorate each decade of her 70-year British reign ahead of historic Platinum Jubilee celebrations. President Joe Biden to meet with Fed chief Jerome Powell to examine rising inflation President Joe Biden will meet with Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell at the White House on Tuesday to weigh possible measures to control rising inflation in the United States. Paul Pelosi, husband of House speaker, arrested for DUI in California Paul Pelosi, the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, was arrested in California over the weekend and charged with drunken driving, according to jail records. 'Top Gun: Maverick' breaks Memorial Day weekend record with $156 million "Top Gun: Maverick" shattered Memorial Day weekend box office records with $156 million in ticket sales, giving actor Tom Cruise, 59, a career-first $100 million weekend opening. President Joe Biden honors fallen troops on Memorial Day, urges help for soldiers exposed to 'burn pits' President Joe Biden remembered his son Beau and called for legislation to help military personnel exposed to toxic burn pits during his Memorial Day address at Arlington National Cemetery on Monday. Police arrest Florida 5th grader for threatening to carry out mass shooting Florida authorities say they have arrested and charged a fifth-grader for sending a text message that threatened a mass shooting at his school. Man disguised as old woman smears cake across front of Mona Lisa A man disguised as an elderly woman in a wheelchair smeared cake across a piece of glass that protects the Mona Lisa at Paris' famous Louvre museum, and was sent for a psychiatric evaluation, authorities said. 2 dead, 1 critical after cars collide, run into crowd at Memorial Day event in Nebraska Two people were killed and almost two dozen others were injured after a major car crash in Nebraska during the Americruise event in Lincoln on Sunday, authorities said. WHO says it's 'not concerned' about monkeypox outbreak turning into pandemic The World Health Organization official said Monday that it's unlikely that the monkeypox outbreak will evolve into a pandemic like COVID-19. Archaeologists in Egypt dig up artifacts that date back 2,500 years Egyptian officials announced on Monday that archaeologists have discovered roughly hundreds of artifacts at the Saqqara necropolis that date back about 2,500 years. Officials find missing plane that crashed in Nepal carrying 22 passengers Officials in Nepal said on Monday they found a small plane with 22 passengers that went missing on Sunday crashed in the country's Mustang district at an altitude of about 14,500 feet. BBC horror series 'Red Rose' is about the allure, danger of a mysterious app Adam Nagaitis, Natalie Gavin and Samuel Anderson are set to star in "Red Rose," an original, eight-part British horror series for the BBC and Netflix. Russian forces moves toward Sievierodonetsk in eastern Ukraine Russian troopers moved into the outskirts of Sievierodonetsk on Monday after days of heavy shelling and fighting, officials said as Moscow continued its quest to capture eastern portions of Ukraine. |
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An Embargo Will Bruise Russia’s Oil IndustryThe European Union reached an agreement to ban most Russian oil imports, which may cause Russian production to drop about 10 percent, analysts say. The Men Lost to 20 Bruckner BoulevardThey were transforming a century-old Bronx ice house into a charter school. It became one of the deadliest construction sites in New York City in almost two decades. Gun Talks Put Senate’s Tattered Credibility on the LineAfter a string of Democratic failures on marquee issues, Senator Chuck Schumer’s decision to give bipartisan gun talks time is a test of the Senate — and of democracy itself. In Uvalde Shooting, a Son Was Lost, a Daughter SavedIn Uvalde, Texas, where many children were killed, one family grieves the death of a small boy and holds his sister close. Canada Plans to Ban Handgun Sales and Possession of Assault Weapons“We have a responsibility to act to prevent more tragedies,” Prime Minister Trudeau said as he proposed tightening the country’s already stringent control of firearms. Rodolfo Hernández is Colombia’s Trump and He May Be Headed for the Presidential PalaceThe Colombian establishment is lining up behind Rodolfo Hernández, a populist businessman with an incendiary streak, to defeat the leftist former rebel Gustavo Petro. Peter Navarro, Former Trump Aide, Gets Grand Jury Subpoena in Jan. 6 InquiryThe subpoena, the latest indication of an expanding inquiry by federal prosecutors, seeks Mr. Navarro’s testimony and any records he has related to the attack on the Capitol last year. Maloney vs. Nadler? New York Must Pick a Side (East or West)New congressional lines have put two stalwart Manhattan Democrats on a collision course in the Aug. 23 primary. Barney Greengrass is staying neutral. Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic Meet at French Open QuarterfinalsRafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic will play in a quarterfinal at the French Open on Tuesday night, their 59th career meeting and 10th at Roland Garros. After Uvalde, We Must Ask: Is Active Shooter Training Working?Is training to respond to active shooter attacks working? Omicron Reveals the Need for Better Sick LeaveA new normal around staying home while sick is impossible in America. How Illinois Is Winning in the Fight Against Big TechIn the absence of federal privacy legislation, the state’s law is considered among the nation’s strongest. Asian and Black Communities Have a Long History of Shared SolidarityStories of loss, struggle, change and hope are the most powerful tools we have to understand one another and bridge what divides us. No One Can Hide From This Weapon in the War in UkraineIn Ukraine, drones that film and fight have been used to bring international audiences right up to the front lines. America’s Teachers Offer Answers to the Education Crisis“Our system had fault lines way before the pandemic.” Why the Producer of ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Is Betting Big on TheatersDavid Ellison on making a “love letter to aviation” and the future of theaters, streaming and A.R./V.R. China Is Not the Biggest Threat to the World Order. It’s Russia.Biden’s administration is wrong to label China as our main strategic threat. Man Throws Pastry at Mona Lisa, Smearing Cream on Glass CaseThe painting was not harmed and the man, who officials said was in a wheelchair and had faked a disability to get close to it, was taken into custody. A $2-Million Tabernacle Was Stolen From a Brooklyn CathedralSomeone apparently armed with a power saw broke into the church and walked off with the solid-gold, bejeweled tabernacle, the police said. Kenny Moore, Marathoner and Track Writer, Dies at 78A three-time All-American, he began a long career at Sports Illustrated while still competing. A former top editor there said, “He was a guy with a real literary bent.” Larimar, the Dominican Republic’s Unique StoneThe Dominican Republic wants jewelers to love larimar, the national stone. But authorities shut the mine temporarily after two fatal accidents. More Recent Articles |
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The member states of the European Union on Monday agreed to impose terrorism-related sanctions against an al-Qaida-affiliated armed insurgent group and two of its leaders.
The East Pacific's first named storm of the year -- Agatha -- weakened to a tropical storm on Monday evening after it made landfall on the southern Mexico coastline.
The European Union has agreed on a deal to impose a partial ban on oil imports from Russia in the face of its invasion of Ukraine, top EU officials announced late Monday.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday announced legislation that would freeze sales, transfers and imports of handguns amid other measures to tighten the nation's gun laws.
Airlines canceled more than 7,000 flights worldwide over four days during the Memorial Day weekend, blaming bad weather, air traffic control issues and staff shortages.
A judge ordered suspect Joseph Guardia to be held without bail Monday after he was charged with attempted first degree murder for allegedly setting a homeless man on fire in downtown Chicago.
A golden tabernacle valued at about $2 million was stolen from a church in Brooklyn, N.Y., over the weekend, church officials said.
DeLorean Motor Company released its first photos Monday of the new electric gull-winged Alpha 5 with a nod to the 1980s DeLorean time machine in "Back to the Future."
Longtime National Rifle Association CEO Wayne LaPierre was re-elected to his post by the gun group's board of directors on Monday in the wake of the mass school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.
The national average price of gasoline in the United States rose to $4.62 per gallon on Monday with many Americans expected to embark on long road trips for the Memorial Day holiday.
Germany saw a more than 100% increase in police investigations of depictions of sexual violence against children and young people during 2021, authorities reported Monday.
Photos of Queen Elizabeth II were projected onto the landmark Stonehenge to commemorate each decade of her 70-year British reign ahead of historic Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
President Joe Biden will meet with Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell at the White House on Tuesday to weigh possible measures to control rising inflation in the United States.
Paul Pelosi, the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, was arrested in California over the weekend and charged with drunken driving, according to jail records.
"Top Gun: Maverick" shattered Memorial Day weekend box office records with $156 million in ticket sales, giving actor Tom Cruise, 59, a career-first $100 million weekend opening.
President Joe Biden remembered his son Beau and called for legislation to help military personnel exposed to toxic burn pits during his Memorial Day address at Arlington National Cemetery on Monday.
Florida authorities say they have arrested and charged a fifth-grader for sending a text message that threatened a mass shooting at his school.
A man disguised as an elderly woman in a wheelchair smeared cake across a piece of glass that protects the Mona Lisa at Paris' famous Louvre museum, and was sent for a psychiatric evaluation, authorities said.
Two people were killed and almost two dozen others were injured after a major car crash in Nebraska during the Americruise event in Lincoln on Sunday, authorities said.
The World Health Organization official said Monday that it's unlikely that the monkeypox outbreak will evolve into a pandemic like COVID-19.
Egyptian officials announced on Monday that archaeologists have discovered roughly hundreds of artifacts at the Saqqara necropolis that date back about 2,500 years.
Officials in Nepal said on Monday they found a small plane with 22 passengers that went missing on Sunday crashed in the country's Mustang district at an altitude of about 14,500 feet.
Adam Nagaitis, Natalie Gavin and Samuel Anderson are set to star in "Red Rose," an original, eight-part British horror series for the BBC and Netflix.
Russian troopers moved into the outskirts of Sievierodonetsk on Monday after days of heavy shelling and fighting, officials said as Moscow continued its quest to capture eastern portions of Ukraine. 
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