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EU sanctions al-Qaida-linked terrorist group, leaders in West Africa The European Union on Monday blacklisted one group and three people linked to al-Qaida on accusations of being behind terrorist attacks in West Africa.     Taliban releases 5 Britons held for months in Afghanistan The Afghan government has released five Britons held captive for months on charges of violating the country's laws and traditions, officials said Monday.   Britain braces for biggest rail strike in 30 years as talks break down Talks in Britain to avert the largest rail strike in 30 years broke down Monday, paving the way for massive disruptions for train passengers in England, Scotland and Wales starting Tuesday.   NASA fully loads Artemis 1 rocket with fuel in successful 'wet' rehearsal NASA's fourth attempt Monday to complete a practice launch day exercise for its uncrewed moon rocket Artemis 1 was deemed a success at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.   Six hospitalized after NYC yellow cab jumps curb in Manhattan Six people were injured Monday afternoon after a cab jumped a curb and struck a cyclist and multiple pedestrians in New York City.   Kamala Harris makes surprise Juneteenth appearance at African American history museum Vice President Kamala Harris and Second Gentleman Douglass Mayer surprised students Monday at the National Museum of African American History and Culture as they learned about the federal holiday Juneteenth.   Deal to include tribes in Bears Ears Monument management signed in Utah The Biden administration has reached a first-of-its-kind agreement with five Native American tribes to participate in the management of the Bears Ears National Monument in Utah.   China's imports of Russian oil increased 55% in May China's imports of Russian crude oil rose 55% year-over-year to a record-high 8.42 million tons in May as oil prices have declined with Russia facing punitive measures over its invasion of Ukraine.   N.C. Gov. Roy Cooper tests positive for COVID-19, has mild symptoms North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper announced Monday he has tested positive for COVID-19 and is experiencing mild symptoms.   New Jersey forest fire grows to 11,000 acres as natural causes ruled out A massive fire in New Jersey's Wharton State Forest has grown to 11,000 acres and is 50% contained, according to the New Jersey Forest Fire Service as it ruled out natural causes Monday.   Study: Medicare could save billions by buying generic drugs 'at Mark Cuban prices' Medicare could have saved $3.6 billion in 2020 by buying generic prescription drugs at the same prices offered by billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban's direct-to-consumer online pharmacy, a new study says.   Yellowstone National Park to reopen some entrances Wednesday Yellowstone National Park will reopen its eastern, southern and western entrances following damage caused by severe flooding last week.   Ben Stiller views war devastation in Ukraine, meets with President Volodymyr Zelensky American actor, director, producer and screenwriter Ben Stiller on Monday viewed areas of Ukraine devastated by the Russian invasion before meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.   Biden could decide on gas tax holiday by 'end of the week' President Joe Biden could decide whether to suspend the federal gas tax by the end of the week to ease soaring prices at the pump.   International Space Station maneuvered around Russian satellite Cosmos 1408 debris Russian cosmonauts used a cargo ship docked at the International Space Station to maneuver the orbiting lab around space debris from the Russian satellite Cosmos 1408.   Artificial intelligence may diagnose dementia as accurately as clinicians A new study suggests that artificial intelligence may be as accurate as clinicians in taking the first step in getting timely medical care to seniors with suspected cognitive impairment: dementia diagnosis.   Missouri theme park modeled after 1800s town for sale An unusual property for sale in Missouri formerly served as an 1800s-themed tourist attraction and includes two cabins, a grist mill, a schoolhouse, a general store, a tavern, a blacksmith's shop and a jail.   Chinese military announces successful anti-ballistic missile test China claimed it successfully conducted an anti-ballistic missile test on Sunday, calling the action "defensive in nature."   'Wolf Pack' announces cast, begins production with 'Teen Wolf' creator Paramount+ announced the cast of "Wolf Pack," from the creator of MTV's "Teen Wolf," on Monday. Production begins next week in Atlanta.   'Yellowstone' prequel '1932' switches to '1923' Paramount+ announced the next "Yellowstone" prequel's official title on Monday. "1923" will be the next Taylor Sheridan series about the Dutton family.   Watch: 661-pound stingray caught in Cambodia dubbed world's largest freshwater fish A 661-pound giant stingray caught in a Cambodian river is believed to be the largest freshwater fish ever encountered by researchers.   'Sovereign citizens' arrested in California with guns, ammunition, bombs Three people were arrested in California over the weekend, found with guns and explosives while claiming to be so-called sovereign citizens, police confirmed Monday.   Heat dome to keep central U.S. sweltering throughout the week Forecasts indicate that dangerous and record-challenging heat is expected for the remainder of the week in the south-central United States.   Volvo Trucks begins testing vehicles powered by hydrogen-powered fuel cells Volvo Trucks said Monday that it's begun testing vehicles with hydrogen-powered fuel cells that emit water vapor instead of greenhouse gases, a move that's part of the company's carbon-neutral portfolio.   Look: Raccoon spends a day atop Kentucky light pole Firefighters in Kentucky warned drivers to beware of a raccoon that had "taken up residence" at the top of a light pole near a store, but the animal ended up vacating its perch "on their own free will."   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Russia threatens to retaliate against Lithuania, a NATO member, over restrictions on shipments to Kaliningrad.Russian Journalist’s Nobel Medal Sells for $103.5 MillionDmitri A. Muratov, the editor of the independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta, will donate proceeds to UNICEF to help Ukrainian child refugees.   Jan. 6 Hearing Will Highlight Trump’s Pressure Campaign on State OfficialsThe House committee investigating the Capitol attack will also underscore the vitriol and suffering that election workers endured because of President Donald J. Trump’s lies. In Ad, Shotgun-Toting Greitens Asks Voters to Go ‘RINO Hunting’A right-wing Senate candidate accompanies a squad of heavily armed men as they storm a home looking for ‘Republicans in name only.’ Despite Another Covid Surge, Deaths Stay Near LowsMost Americans now carry some immune protection, experts said, whether from vaccines, infection or both. Israel Confirms Regional Military Project, Showing Its Growing RoleThe Israeli defense minister, Benny Gantz, said Israel was working with other countries in the Middle East to combat Iranian military threats. When Customers Say Their Money Was Stolen on Zelle, Banks Often Refuse to PayFederal law requires banks to reimburse customers for unauthorized electronic transfers, but they often refuse, stranding victims. Google Says It’s Time for Longtime Small-Business Users to Pay UpGoogle is charging some small businesses for email and other apps after more than a decade of free use. Business owners say Google is being callous. China’s Once-Sizzling Property Market Has Started to CoolNew home prices in China have fallen, and would-be buyers are thinking twice. That’s bad news for the overall economy. Overlooked No More: William B. Gould, Escaped Slave and Civil War DiaristHe served nearly three years in the U.S. Navy and documented almost all of it, leaving an invaluable record of Black life during the war. Prosecute Trump? Put Yourself in Merrick Garland’s ShoesThe attorney general will have to make three decisions, each more difficult than the previous, and none of which has an obvious answer. Let’s Pass the Recovering America’s Wildlife ActAn “unthinkable level of bipartisan support” may just lead to a win for species in peril. Mike Pence Was of Two MindsThe man who stood up to Trump is the man who didn’t stand up to Trump. How Animals See ThemselvesThe most familiar of settings can feel newly unfamiliar through the senses of other creatures. Feminism Made a Faustian Bargain With Celebrity Culture. Now It’s Paying the Price.How did modern feminism lose Roe v. Wade? An answer lies in Depp v. Heard. How the Abortion and Gun Debates Look From AlabamaRepublicans and Democrats both seem to forget they represent people like me too. Did You Start Therapy Recently?Times Opinion would like to hear from you. The Killing of Shireen Abu Akleh: Tracing a Bullet to an Israeli ConvoyA New York Times investigation found that the bullet that killed a Palestinian-American journalist was fired from the approximate position of an Israeli military vehicle. In a Return to the Land, Tribes Will Jointly Manage a National MonumentFive Native American tribes will work with the Bureau of Land Management to plan and conserve Bears Ears National Monument in Utah, officials said. Autopsies Have a History of Costly Mistakes, Yet Change Is SlowDisastrous errors by medical examiners have raised questions about whether they are influenced by prejudgments and a close relationship with the police. Taxi Jumps Curb, Critically Injuring 3 People in ManhattanThe accident happened in the Flatiron district, a neighborhood packed with hotels, bars and restaurants. More Recent Articles
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