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Authorities launch manhunt for suspect accused of shooting two Alabama deputies Authorities in Alabama have launched a manhunt for a 26-year-old suspect accused of shooting two deputies Wednesday afternoon.     N.Y. judge lifts contempt order against Trump in AG's fraud probe A New York judge lifted a contempt-of-court order against former President Donald Trump after ruling that recent submissions from his legal team were sufficiently compliant with a subpoena.   NATO summit: President Joe Biden pledges greater U.S. military presence in Europe to counter Russia Speaking at a key NATO summit in Spain on Wednesday, U.S. President Joe Biden said that the United States will increase its military operations in Europe and will help create a permanent NATO headquarters in Poland.   Russia, Ukraine exchange 144 prisoners of war each Russian and Ukrainian officials have negotiated the release of 144 prisoners of war from each side, the biggest such swap since the start of the war, Ukrainian officials announced Wednesday.   15,000 people remain in Lysychansk; death toll in Ukrainian mall attack rises Amid a key NATO summit in Spain on Wednesday, Ukrainian forces dug into Lysychansk in an effort to buy time to be resupplied with weapons from the defensive alliance in the latest round of fighting.   Trump attorney John Eastman drops Jan. 6 committee phone records challenge Former Trump lawyer John Eastman has dropped his lawsuit to keep the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on Capitol Hill from accessing his Verizon call logs.   Jan. 6 select committee subpoenas former White House counsel Pat Cipollone The House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol has subpoenaed former White House counsel Pat Cipollone, the committee's chairman confirmed Wednesday.   Supreme Court rules veterans can file lawsuits against state agencies The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that state agencies can face private lawsuits under a federal law that protects employment rights of returning veterans.   Last surviving WWII Medal of Honor recipient Hershel Woodrow Williams dies at 98 Hershel Woodrow Williams died at the age of 98 Wednesday. He was the last surviving World War II Medal of Honor recipient.   U.S. blacklists five Chinese companies over alleged Russian support The U.S. Commerce Department has blacklisted five Chinese companies for allegedly supporting Russia's war in Ukraine. The companies were added to an "entity list" that will restrict their access to U.S. technology.   FCC commissioner again calls on Apple, Google to block TikTok The Federal Communications Commissioner on Wednesday once again asked the chief executives of Apple and Google to remove TikTok from their app stores.   NASA previews 'emotional' impact of James Webb images ahead of release The highly anticipated first photos from the $10 billion James Webb Space Telescope provided scientists with an emotional experience, NASA officials said Wednesday, two weeks before their public release.   Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announces he will not run in upcoming election Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett announced Wednesday he will not run in the nation's upcoming elections, its fifth vote in three years.   California data breach exposes personal information for every concealed carry permit holder A data breach at California's Department of Justice exposed every concealed carry permit holder in the state, including names, addresses and license types.   U.S. markets close flat; S&P 500 on pace for worst first half of year since 1970 U.S. markets fell flat Wednesday as the S&P 500 is on pace for its worst first half of the year since 1970.   Ketanji Brown Jackson to be sworn in Thursday as Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer retires Ketanji Brown Jackson will be sworn in as a Supreme Court justice Thursday as Justice Stephen Breyer announced in a letter to President Joe Biden that he will officially retire the same day.   Rudy Giuliani associate Lev Parnas sentenced to 20 months A federal judge on Wednesday sentenced a Florida-based political donor linked to Rudy Giuliani to 20 months in prison for campaign finance schemes.   Look: Kitten rescued from engine compartment of SUV in Virginia Firefighters in Virginia came to the rescue of a kitten that became stuck in the engine compartment of an SUV.   Paris attacks trial ends with all 20 defendants found guilty A French court found all 20 defendants guilty in the 2015 Paris terrorist attacks that killed 130 people and injured hundreds. The lone surviving attacker, Salah Abdeslam, was sentenced to life in prison without parole.   L.A. County returns $21 million beach property taken from Black family in 1929 Almost a century after it was taken, Los Angeles County beach land worth $21 million was returned Tuesday to descendants of its Black owners. The town of Manhattan Beach took it from Charles and Willa Bruce in 1929.   TikTok challenge blamed for deep holes left on Florida beaches Officials in southwest Florida said deep holes found on area beaches are believed to be the result of visitors attempting a TikTok challenge.   In photos: Moments from Wimbledon The Wimbledon tennis championships is held in London from June 20 to July 10, 2022. U.S. player Serena Williams was unsure about retirement following her match with France's Harmony Tan.   Unique 'Jetsons' house for sale in Oklahoma An unusual house for sale in Oklahoma is drawing attention online due to its resemblance to the titular family's domicile from classic cartoon series "The Jetsons."   Using inflatable neck rings in water can seriously injure infants, FDA warns Neck floats marketed for babies to use in water can lead to serious injury or death, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned this week.   Officials: 53 migrants abandoned in tractor-trailer have died Fifty-three migrants who were found in the back of a sweltering tractor-trailer that was abandoned by the side of a San Antonio road have died, officials said Wednesday, increasing the death toll from 51 a day prior.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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In States Banning Abortion, a Growing Rift Over EnforcementA reluctance by some liberal district attorneys to bring criminal charges against abortion providers is already complicating the legal landscape in some states.   First Amendment Confrontation May Loom in Post-Roe FightWithout a federal right to abortion, questions about how states can regulate speech about it suddenly become much murkier. For Many Women, Roe Was About More Than Abortion. It Was About Freedom.After the reversal of Roe v. Wade, some women are reconsidering their plans, including where they live, and wondering how best to channel their anger. How Zeldin’s Anti-Abortion Stance May Affect the N.Y. Governor’s RaceRepresentative Lee Zeldin, the Republican candidate for governor, said the decision to overturn Roe v. Wade was a victory for family, life and the Constitution. Jan. 6 Committee Subpoenas Pat Cipollone, Trump’s White House CounselMr. Cipollone, who repeatedly fought extreme plans to overturn the election, had resisted publicly testifying to the panel. Hutchinson Testimony Exposes Tensions Between Parallel Jan. 6 InquiriesThat the House panel did not provide the Justice Department with transcripts of Cassidy Hutchinson’s interviews speaks to the panel’s reluctance to turn over evidence. A More Muscular NATO Emerges as West Confronts Russia and ChinaIt is a fundamental shift for a military alliance born in the Cold War and scrambling to respond to a newly reshaped world. McKinsey Guided Companies at the Center of the Opioid CrisisThe consulting firm offered clients “in-depth experience in narcotics,” from poppy fields to pills more powerful than Purdue’s OxyContin. Truck Carrying Dead Migrants Passed Through U.S. CheckpointBorder Patrol officials say truck traffic is too voluminous to check every vehicle at the dozens of immigration checkpoints on roadways near the border. R. Kelly, R&B Star Who Long Evaded Justice, Is Sentenced to 30 YearsThe prison term marks the culmination of Mr. Kelly’s stunning downfall. In court, the women he victimized gave wrenching accounts. “I don’t know if I’ll ever be whole,” one said. At Wimbledon, Maxime Cressy’s Throwback Style Helps Him Charge ForwardWe’re well past the glory days of the serve-and-volley style that took John McEnroe, Martina Navratilova and Pete Sampras to the Hall of Fame. Maxime Cressy is on a one-man revival mission. This Is What a Post-Roe Abortion Looks LikeSelf-managed abortion is not a substitute for having full reproductive rights. But it’s one of the best tools we have right now. Women Will Save UsIn the face of recent threats to the country, women have stepped up more than men. Cassidy Hutchinson Changes EverythingHer testimony delivered shocking and consequential revelations, but they have hardly been the only ones. The Supreme Court Takes Us Back … Way BackThink about what the world was really like before Roe. ‘This Really Changes Things’: Three Opinion Writers on Cassidy Hutchinson’s Jan. 6 TestimonyBret Stephens and Michelle Cottle answer the question: Should Trump be indicted? America’s Death Penalty Sentences Are Slowly Grinding to a HaltThe numbers of executions and death sentences are falling. Democrats Are Having a Purity-Test Problem at Exactly the Wrong Time“It has become too easy for people to conflate disagreements about issues with matters of identity,” one nonprofit official says. Is the Supreme Court Facing a Legitimacy Crisis?Warnings of the court’s declining credibility are hardly new, but after Roe’s fall, they’ve intensified and moved well beyond the bench. Modern Love Podcast: Left to Be FoundTwo women share their adoption stories — one a daughter, and the other a mother. Our Data Is a Curse, With or Without RoeThere is so much digital information about us out there that we can’t possibly control it all. Liz Cheney Calls Trump ‘a Domestic Threat That We Have Never Faced Before’In a forceful speech, the congresswoman also denounced Republican leaders who had “made themselves willing hostages to this dangerous and irrational man.” Chelsea F.C. Shaken by Concerns, Complaints and a SuicideWhen Chelsea’s new owners paid billions for the Premier League club, they also inherited accusations of a toxic culture inside its offices. A Young Black Man is Paralyzed and New Haven Officers are InvestigatedRandy Cox, 36, was being transported in a police van when it came to a sudden stop on June 19. He is now in the hospital, barely able to move. Processed Meat and Health Risks: What to KnowHere’s what the experts say. Artists Scrutinize Nazi Family Past of Julia StoschekAs word circulated of a link between Julia Stoschek’s fortune and forced labor in World War II, some began questioning the ethics of working with the billionaire art patron. More Recent Articles
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