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Capitol police officer describes Jan. 6 riots as 'war scene' in first public hearing Almost a year after it was formed, the House Jan. 6 committee on Thursday began presenting new evidence and a full backstory on the assault on the first day of its prime-time public hearings.     Warriors' Stephen Curry to play in Game 4 of NBA Finals despite left foot injury Golden State Warriors superstar guard Stephen Curry is expected to play in Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Friday night at TD Garden in Boston.   Uvalde, Texas, elementary students will be relocated to two other schools this fall Robb Elementary's 550 students will be relocated in the fall to two other Uvalde elementary schools, Superintendent Hal Harrell said Thursday.   Chili shortage to cause summer Sriracha sauce scarcity Fans of the popular Sriracha hot sauce are facing a shortage of the condiment, its producer confirmed Thursday.   Biden urges democracy, unity on immigration at two Summit of the Americas events President Joe Biden stressed that the Western Hemisphere should place a focus on democracy as he delivered marks at the fourth CEO Summit of the Americas and during the opening plenary of the event on Thursday.   Workers rescued after getting trapped in chocolate tank Two people were rescued after getting trapped in a large tank of chocolate in Lancaster County, Pa., emergency crews confirmed Thursday afternoon.   Researchers name new alga species after inaugural poet Amanda Gorman Researchers at the Boyce Thompson Institute named a newly discovered species of green alga Gormaniella terricola after Amanda Gorman, the poet for President Joe Biden's inauguration in 2021.   Three killed in shooting at Maryland manufacturing plant, officials say Three people were killed and one critically injured in a shooting Thursday afternoon at a Smithsburg, Md., manufacturing plant. A Maryland State Trooper and the shooter were both hospitalized after exchanging gunfire.   Multiple storms may throw wrench into northeast U.S. weekend plans Forecasters say weather this weekend in the Northeast United States will be unsettled as multiple storms bring fluctuating rain chances, humidity levels and temperatures.   Watch: Chefs assemble over 600-pound hamburger in Mexico A team of chefs at a festival in Mexico cooked up a 629.4-pound hamburger said to be the largest in the history of the country.   Virginia woman buys 54 tickets for one lottery drawing, wins $236,400 A Virginia Lottery player bought 54 tickets bearing the same numbers for a single Pick 4 drawing -- and won $236,400.   Children under 5 could get COVID-19 vaccine as soon as June 20, officials say Children under five could begin getting COVID-19 vaccine shots as soon as June 20, health officials announced Thursday.   Watch: Leopard rescued from deep well in India Firefighters teamed up with other agencies in Odisha, India, to rescue a leopard that fell into a deep well and was unable to climb back out.   Dow plummets 638 points as investors await key inflation report The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 638 points Thursday as investors looked ahead to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' May Consumer Price Index to be released Friday.   DNA leads Texas investigators to baby -- now grown woman -- missing 42 years More than four decades after a Florida couple and their infant went missing in Texas, investigators have tracked down the now-grown child, the Texas attorney general's office confirmed.   Deer rescued from abandoned septic tank in New York The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation said a pair of officers rescued a deer that fell through the top of an abandoned septic tank.   British man deadlifts 285.49 pounds with one finger A British martial artist broke a decade-old Guinness World Record by deadlifting 285.49 pounds with a single finger.   'Last Of Us' unveils image from HBO series, game actors join cast Naughty Dog released a new image from the HBO Max adaptation of their Playstation game "The Last of Us" on Thursday. The image shows Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey. The games' Ashley Johnson and Tom Baker also join.   Colorado town considers changing name to Kush A Colorado board of trustees is weighing a proposal to change its town's name from Moffat to Kush, in honor of the local marijuana industry.   Michigan police officer charged with murder in shooting death of Patrick Lyoya Kent County Michigan Prosecutor Chris Becker Wednesday charged Grand Rapids police officer Christopher Schurr with second-degree murder in the death of Patrick Lyoya.   Starz's 'P-Valley' sets record for largest season over season growth Starz announced Thursday that its critically-acclaimed strip club drama, "P-Valley," set a record in its second season debut for the streamer's largest season over season growth.   NASA's $10 billion James Webb Telescope damaged by space rock NASA's James Webb Telescope, the most powerful ever launched into space, was recently damaged by a small space rock hurtling through the solar system.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump Is Depicted as a Would-Be Autocrat Seeking to Hang Onto Power at All CostsAs the Jan. 6 committee outlined during its prime-time hearing, Donald J. Trump executed a seven-part conspiracy to overturn a free and fair democratic election.   Jared and Ivanka, Without the Power or the MasksIn stark videotaped interviews, Ivanka Trump accepted the notion that there had been no fraud in the 2020 election. Jared Kushner complained that a White House counsel had been “whining.” Michigan Governor Candidate Ryan Kelley, Who Was at the Capitol on Jan. 6, Is ArrestedMr. Kelley faces several misdemeanor charges, including disorderly conduct, in connection with the attack on the Capitol. Carl Paladino Calls Hitler ‘the Kind of Leader We Need,’ Drawing BacklashCarl Paladino, a Republican House candidate from New York, has been endorsed by Representative Elise Stefanik, a member of party leadership. New Documents Show Uvalde Police Waited to Confront GunmanMore than a dozen students remained alive for over an hour before officers entered their classrooms. The commander feared a risk to officers’ lives, new documents show. House Passes Red-Flag Bill as Senate Talks on Gun Violence ContinueThe legislation stands little chance of enactment in its current form, but the idea of incentivizing states to allow guns to be taken from dangerous people is in play in bipartisan Senate talks. Putin Compares Himself to Peter the Great, the Famous CzarVladimir Putin likened his goals in Ukraine to the conquests of Peter the Great. ‘Dead Cities’ Become the Flashpoint for the Fierce War in the EastPresident Volodymyr Zelensky has framed the battle in Sievierodonetsk as pivotal to the broader fight for the Donbas. Amid relentless Russian attacks, Ukraine holds on and waits for Western weapons. Michigan Police Officer Charged With Murder After Killing Black MotoristPatrick Lyoya was fatally shot by a white Grand Rapids officer during a traffic stop, renewing a national debate about police conduct and use of force. Justice Dept. Is Investigating Louisiana Police Over Accusations of AbuseSimilar investigations are underway into the Minneapolis Police Department in connection with the killing of George Floyd and the Louisville Police Department’s actions leading up to the shooting of Breonna Taylor. The New Abortion Bans: Almost No Exceptions for Rape, Incest or HealthMost of the state abortion prohibitions that would go into effect if Roe v. Wade is overturned do not contain carve-outs that were once widely supported by abortion opponents. Island Records’ Chris Blackwell Finally Tells His StoryIn a new memoir, the 84-year-old founder of Island Records reflects on helping bring the music of Bob Marley, U2 and Grace Jones to the world. The Insurrection Didn’t End on Jan. 6. The Hearings Need to Prove That.The success of the committee rests on whether it can build a partnership with American voters to see the truth of what happened and what is still happening. Abortion Didn’t Feel Like an Option. Neither Did Motherhood.At 19, Merritt Tierce found herself unexpectedly pregnant and facing what felt like an impossible choice. The Jan. 6 Committee Has Already Blown ItIt needs to safeguard the next election, not relive the last one. Getting Cars Off the Road Is Harder Than It Should BeIf turning a few blocks into a plaza in Berkeley isn’t easy, is there any hope? With Elon Musk, the Drama Is the PointWill he buy Twitter? Nobody knows — but what does it matter, as long as you keep paying attention? Liz Cheney Will Not Tolerate Trump’s LiesAt the risk of political suicide, the vice chair of the Jan. 6 committee will hold the former president to account. Crime and Political PunishmentVoters are justifiably upset, but they’ll probably support the wrong people. Russia and America Are Parting WaysThe post-totalitarian dream of a peaceful, friendly future is over. Swimming Safety Tips for Pools, Lakes and Water ParksSome watering holes are riskier than others. How a Highway Divided a Community in PhiladelphiaOn a personal episode of “Still Processing,” Wesley Morris revisits a highway that he walked across as a kid. He never knew how deeply it had transformed the neighborhood it ran through. How Much Watching Time Do You Have This Weekend?“Peaky Blinders” is back. Or check out a new AMC thriller starring Zahn McClarnon. 人人都有枪真的会更安全吗？“枪越多越安全”这种说法在美国并不新鲜，几乎每次重大枪案发生，反对限枪的一派都会重新抛出这个观点，引起一场全美大辩论。近年来，这一观点在华人社区也开始得到支持。但真的是这样吗？ Employee Fatally Shoots 3 at Maryland Manufacturing Plant, Officials SayThe suspect fled and was caught after exchanging gunfire with a Maryland State Police trooper, the authorities said. Both were injured. NASA Plans to Join U.F.O. Research EffortsThe truth is out there, and now America’s space agency will add its resources to the study of unidentified aerial phenomena. Saudi Arabia’s LIV Golf Series Upends Genteel World of GolfBy promising top players multimillion-dollar paydays, the kingdom moved beyond investing in a sport and made a play to control one. Then the PGA Tour struck back. More Than Fjords: A New Museum to Put Oslo on the MapCity administrators hope Norway’s new National Museum will help Oslo, and the rest of the country, step out of its Scandinavian neighbors’ shadows. More Recent Articles
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