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California Gov. Newsom allots $57M to strengthen abortion access, subsidize out-of-state patients California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday announced an additional nearly $60 million to strengthen the state's access to the medical procedure and to cover an anticipated influx of out-of-state patients seeking it.     Hayden Panettiere to reprise role as Kirby Reed in sixth 'Scream' movie Hayden Panettiere, a fan favorite in the series, is set to return for the sixth installment in the "Scream" franchise.   Relatives of Surfside condo collapse victims reach $997 million settlement Relatives of the 98 people killed when the Champlain Towers South condominium in Surfside, Fla., collapsed last year reached a $997 million settlement on Wednesday.   Smashing Pumpkins, Jane's Addiction to launch tour in October Smashing Pumpkins will perform with Jane's Addiction on a new North American tour in the fall.   Denver Nuggets star Nikola Jokic officially named NBA MVP Denver Nuggets star center Nikola Jokic was officially named the NBA's Most Valuable Player for the 2021-22 season Wednesday night.   U.S. House passes four bills targeting Russia, Belarus The U.S. House of Representatives passed a quartet of bills Wednesday aimed at further ostracizing Russia and Belarus from the international community.   Escaped inmate Casey White returned to Alabama state prison Casey White, an escaped Alabama inmate, was returned to a state prison Wednesday after he was captured in Indiana along with former county jail official Vicky White who is believed to have aided his escape.   Google unveils first smartwatch, Pixel budget phoneCleveland Guardians-Chicago White Sox game postponed due to COVID-19 Wednesday's game between the Cleveland Guardians and Chicago White Sox has been postponed due to multiple positive COVID-19 test results within the Guardians organization.   Senate votes against codifying Roe vs. Wade in federal law The Senate on Wednesday voted against a largely symbolic proposal to safeguard legalized abortion nationwide by enshrining the practice in federal law.   Chinese rover detects water existed on Mars more recently than thought Nearly one year after landing on Mars, scientists say China's Zhurong rover collected data indicating water may have existed on the planet over a longer period of time than previously thought.   Russian-appointed authorities plan to annex Ukrainian city of Kherson Russian-appointed authorities in Kherson announced plans Wednesday to annex the city.   Alvaro Bedoya voted in to fill final FTC vacancy Lawmakers voted Wednesday in favor of appointing Alvaro Bedoya to fill the Federal Trade Commission's fifth and final seat, the regulator confirmed.   Study: At least half of those hospitalized with COVID-19 have symptoms 2 years later More than half of patients hospitalized with COVID-19 still have at least one symptom two years after their initial infection, a study published Wednesday found.   Judge tosses plea deal for Jan. 6 attack livestreamer 'Baked Alaska' A federal judged revoked a Jan. 6 plea deal Wednesday for right-wing streamer 'Baked Alaska' after he claimed he was innocent of storming the U.S. Capitol. Anthime Joseph Gionet will face trial in March 2023.   Britain signs defense agreement with Finland, Sweden British Prime Minister Boris Johnson signed declarations Wednesday assuring mutual security protections with Finland and Sweden one week ahead of their plans to apply to join NATO.   Dow falls 326 points in fifth-straight drop; Disney beats earnings expectations The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 326 points Wednesday after April's Consumer Price Index --- a key marker of inflation -- increased 8.3%, higher than analysts' expectations.   Watch: Alligator captured outside South Carolina school Police in South Carolina shared video of an unusual situation that resulted when a studious alligator walked up to a school.   First Russian soldier to be tried for war crimes stemming from Ukraine Ukraine is set to begin trying the first Russian soldier for war crimes, the country's prosecutor general announced on Wednesday.   Rhode Island waitress surprised with $810 tip on $48.17 bill A Rhode Island waitress said a "stressful morning" turned into an "awesome day" when a pair of customers left her an $810 tip on a $48.17 bill.   'Triple-dip' La Nina expected to temper Pacific hurricane season Forecasters are predicting that the conditions presented by the La Niña pattern will keep a lid on the number of major hurricanes that may develop in the Pacific.   Florida judge scraps part of Gov. Ron DeSantis' redistricting map A Florida judge blocked part of the state's redistricting map signed into law by Gov. Ron DeSantis. Judge Layne Smith ruled Wednesday the map discriminated against Black voters in four north Florida counties.   Worsening drought fuels 'catastrophic' wildfires in New Mexico Towering plumes of smoke and pyrocumulus clouds can be seen from the New Mexico Capitol building in Sante Fe, and as the ongoing drought worsens, many fear this wildfire season will be like no other.   European Union agencies agree to end mask mandate on flights The European Union will no longer require a face mask on flights as a measure to defend against COVID-19 but will still recommend it as the best protection while flying, associated agencies said Wednesday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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U.S. Inflation Is Still Climbing RapidlyInflation data showed a slowdown in annual price increases in April, but a closely watched monthly price measure continues to rise at an uncomfortably brisk rate.   Ukrainians Fight Russian Troops Up Close Along the Eastern FrontIn some villages along the front, Ukrainian and Russian soldiers face off at close quarters, sometimes within eyesight of one another. Economic Toll of Russia’s War in Ukraine Tests Western SolidarityRussia’s president is calculating that Western leaders will tire before he does of a protracted struggle in Ukraine, especially if the price is turbocharged inflation and energy shortages. Bill to Guarantee Abortion Rights Fails in SenateRepublicans used a filibuster to thwart the bill, but Democrats hoped the high-profile failure of their legislation would help them at the polls in November. After Roe Leak, Supreme Court Starts to Resemble Other BranchesThe disclosure of a draft opinion that would overrule Roe v. Wade, legal experts said, was evidence that the court is not much different from other Washington institutions. John Eastman Pressed Pennsylvania Legislator to Throw Out Biden VotesThe lawyer argued that mail ballots in Pennsylvania in the 2020 election could be culled in a way that would reverse President Donald J. Trump’s defeat in an electorally critical state. Judge Lifts Contempt Order Against Trump in Civil InquiryThe former president must pay a $110,000 fine that accumulated during the two-week contempt period and meet other conditions or the order will be reinstated, a judge said. Trump Completes Sale of Washington Hotel to Investor GroupThe favored gathering place of Trump supporters — and a magnet for conflict of interest questions — will become a Waldorf Astoria. Surfside Condo Collapse Victims Reach $997 Million SettlementThe settlement, which includes insurance companies, developers and other defendants, comes nearly a year after the tragedy killed 98 people. Hard-Liners Gain in Pennsylvania G.O.P. Races, Worrying Both PartiesDoug Mastriano and Kathy Barnette are amplifying Donald Trump’s stolen-election lie in two key races. Republicans fear they could lose in November. Democrats fear they could win. Can Trump Get Bo Hines, a 26-Year-Old Political Novice, Elected to Congress?Bo Hines, a leading candidate in a Republican House primary next week in North Carolina, has little political experience but holds major campaign advantages, including money and powerful backers. Striking a Balance Between Art and Motorcycle MaintenanceJ. Shia, the owner of Madhouse Motors in Boston, repairs and refurbishes vintage bikes, but she also creates motorcycle sculptures shown in exhibits. Don’t Be Fooled. It’s All About Women and Sex.What’s the difference between a woman and a sea turtle? The Senate wants to know. I Lost My Baby. Then Antivaxxers Made My Pain Go Viral.There’s a human toll to misinformation. What Does Elon Musk Want? Is Twitter the Way to Get It?America’s richest man tries to halt the liberal retreat from dynamism. Ron DeSantis Is Being Incoherent on InflationThe Florida governor, like many other Republicans, needs to get his story straight. If Roe Goes, Will the Right to Birth Control Be Next?Democrats are warning that Roe’s fall could threaten a wide range of privacy rights — including the right to birth control. Why Little Kids’ Sleep Is So WildKeeping your head on the pillow may be a learned behavior. What J.D. Vance’s Primary Win Says About Populism and Resentment in the G.O.P.Two conservative writers discuss Trumpism’s appeal in the Republican Party and what the rise of J.D. Vance foreshadows for the midterms. The F.D.A.’s Ban of Menthol Cigarettes Will Help Black CommunitiesThe proposed ban on menthol cigarettes, long aimed at Black consumers, is crucial to reducing smoking, especially among young people. To Keep Putin and His Oligarchs Afloat, It Takes a SystemOut of a halting attempt at democratization grew a corrupt ecosystem that has proved very difficult for the Russian elite to resist. Billy Crystal, “A Strange Loop” and More to Perform in a Broadway EventBilly Crystal, Shoshana Bean and performers from “Company,” “MJ,” “A Strange Loop,” “Six” and other Tony-nominated shows will share songs and stories. Jury Awards Man $10 Million by School District After Coach’s AbuseAlex Harrison sued his school district for negligence after his high school tennis coach molested him. The case landed him back at the courthouse where he’d first told his story years earlier. California Can’t Keep Semiautomatic Guns From Young Adults, Court RulesA panel from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit rejected a judge’s argument that those under 21 were historically “believed unfit” for “responsible firearm possession and use.” Google’s I/O Conference Offers Modest Vision of the FutureArtificial intelligence is being woven into an array of the company’s products. But the change — for now — is subtle. How to Survive an Extreme Heat WaveAs temperatures reach record highs, here’s guidance on coping with extreme heat. What’s Behind Fashion’s Rediscovery of the Bare Midriff?It might be that in exposing the waist, designers are also revealing their hope for a bolder and better future. More Recent Articles
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