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Britain to impose further sanctions against Belarus over support of Russia's invasion of Ukraine Britain said it will impose further economic, trade and transport sanctions against Belarus on Tuesday over its support of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.     Illinois police: July 4 parade mass shooting suspect in custody A man wanted in connection with the slaying of six people at an Independence Day parade north of Chicago on Monday was taken into custody eight hours after the incident, authorities announced.   Thousands more evacuated as floodwaters rise around Sydney Thousands of additional residents on the outskirts of Sydney were evacuated from their homes Monday as floodwaters continued to rise in the Australian state of New South Wales.   Biden addresses Illinois shooting at July 4 White House barbecue President Joe Biden condemned the "senseless gun violence" that left six people dead in Illinois ahead of a July 4 barbecue at the White House on Monday.   18 dead, 243 injured, 516 arrested in Uzbekistan protests A total of 18 people are dead and hundreds more are injured after protests in the city of Nukus in Uzbekistan, according to the country's prosecutor general.   Three men presumed drowned after rescuing child in California Three men in California are missing and presumed drowned after jumping into the water to rescue a child, fire crews confirmed Monday.   Bonnie roars to life as East Pacific's 3rd hurricaneMassive waterlily at Royal Botanic Gardens proves to be new species A massive waterlily that has been grown at the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew in London for 177 years has been proven to be a newly identified species, researchers said Monday.   U.S. flight cancelations, delays ease as July 4 holiday wraps up Flight cancelations and delays eased across the United States on Monday as the three-day July 4th holiday weekend came to a conclusion.   Ukraine: Russians cross Siverskyi Donets river after taking Lysychansk Russian forces have managed to cross the Siverskyi Donets river in eastern Ukraine following their capture of the key city of Lysychansk, Ukrainian military officials said Monday.   Joey Chestnut, Miki Sudo win Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest Joey Chestnut won in the men's division and Miki Sudo won in the women's division during the annual Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest on Monday in front of an estimated crowd of 35,000 people.   Victoria, David Beckham celebrate 23rd wedding anniversary Former Spice Girl and fashion designer Victoria Beckham and soccer great David Beckham celebrated their 23rd wedding anniversary Monday.   Israeli forces ‘likely responsible’ for death of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, U.S. says Israeli forces are "likely responsible" for the death of Palestinian-American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, though an examination of the bullet that killed her was "inconclusive," the U.S. State Department said Monday.   Death toll grows after Marmolada glacier collapse in Italian alps The number of people confirmed dead has grown to seven after a glacier collapse on Marmolada in the Italian alps, officials said Monday, though search and rescue efforts have been suspended because of heavy rain.   Heat dome to sizzle interior West, suppress monsoon storms AccuWeather meteorologists expect temperatures to skyrocket across the Intermountain West heading into next weekend, with a few locales potentially reaching their hottest levels of the year thus far.   Florida-based ice cream company linked to deadly listeria outbreak A listeria outbreak linked to a Florida-made ice cream brand has killed one person and hospitalized 22 others, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.   2 women killed in Egypt shark attacks Shark attacks over the weekend killed two women in Egypt's Red Sea, prompting officials to form a committee to investigate the incidents.   Harry Styles cancels Copenhagen concert after nearby mall shooting British pop star Harry Styles canceled Sunday's concert in Copenhagen, Denmark, after a mass shooting at the nearby Field's shopping mall left three people dead.   Copenhagen mall shooting suspect charged with manslaughter The man suspected of shooting three people dead at a Copenhagen mall has been charged with manslaughter as Danish police said he suffered from mental illness and provided updates on the people injured.   ‘Stranger Things’ star Joseph Quinn stunned by magnitude of Eddie Munson love Joseph Quinn, one of the new additions to Stranger Things Season 4, admits he is shocked by the overwhelming online love and support fans have been showing for his character Eddie Munson.   Jay Hernandez thanks fans for support in 'Magnum' network switch Jay Hernandez is thanking fans for their support in getting his canceled CBS private detective show, "Magnum P.I.," a new home on NBC.   Australian PM visits Kyiv, announces new military assistance package Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced an additional package of military assistance for Ukraine and further punitive measures targeting Russia.   Last WWII Medal of Honor recipient to lie in honor at U.S. Capitol Hershel W. "Woody" Williams, the last surviving World War II Medal of Honor recipient, will lie in honor in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Democratic Senate leader Chuck Schumer said.   On This Day, July 4: Lou Gehrig announces retirement On July 4, 1939, Lou Gehrig gave his "luckiest man on the face of the Earth" speech in announcing his retirement from the New York Yankees.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Portrait of a victim: a 76-year-old grandfather who hadn’t wanted to attend the parade.Russia Advances Behind Brutal Barrage, but Will Its Strategy Keep Working?The Russian and Ukrainian armies have both been badly mauled, raising questions about how long they can keep fighting as they have, particularly the outgunned Ukrainians.   In Putin’s Russia, the Arrests Are Spreading Quickly and WidelyOne by one, Russians deemed insufficiently patriotic are being snatched up by security forces as the Kremlin tightens the noose. As the war grinds on, world leaders discuss the cost of rebuilding Ukraine.Are Covid Vaccines That Defend Against Omicron Variants Too Late?The government has greenlit new vaccines to defend against the latest Omicron variants. But the shots won’t arrive until the fall, and cases are rising now. New Insights Into Trump’s State of Mind on Jan. 6 Chip Away at DoubtsFormer President Donald J. Trump has weathered scandals by keeping his intentions under wraps, but recent testimony paints a stark portrait of a man willing to do almost anything to hang onto power. Where the Risks of Pregnancy Meet Abortion Laws and Health CareEven before the wave of abortion bans, medical treatment and advice for pregnancy has largely focused on fetal safety over the mother’s. Extreme Weather Challenges Bikepackers on the Tour Divide RaceThe Tour Divide, a bikepacking race from the Canadian Rockies to the U.S. border with Mexico, has always been a test of fortitude. But extreme weather is making it much more dangerous. Kool & the Gang Get the Dance Floor Moving. Have They Gotten Their Due?The group’s funk, disco and pop songs have been sampled over 1,800 times, but haven’t collected the same accolades as many contemporaries. A new boxed set takes a look back. Moving Beyond Cynicism to Resolve the Challenges We FaceWhy a culture that has bred cynicism and placed a premium on the performance of virtue is in need of new ideas to build a better America. Another Step Toward Climate ApocalypseThe Supreme Court does its bit to make the earth unlivable. America Is Failing Refugees, and ItselfHow the United States treats refugees is one of the greatest tests of the American experiment. Our Gun Myths Have Held America Hostage for Too LongProponents of gun reform in this country are up against more than a powerful gun lobby. They are up against our most durable national myth. Keep Czars Far Away, in Moscow or Mar-a-LagoThings worth fighting for on the Fourth of July. How to Protect Bristol Bay’s Salmon for the Long HaulE.P.A. action, legislation and land conservation together can permanently protect Alaska’s Bristol Bay, the salmon and a way of life. Pope Francis Dispels Rumors He’s About to RetireBenedict’s exit changed expectations that the papacy would always be a lifetime assignment, fueling speculation the current pope has tried to push away. Nazi Tapes Provide a Chilling Sequel to the Eichmann TrialSixty years after the execution of Adolf Eichmann, the logistics chief of the Holocaust, an Israeli documentary airs his confessions in his own voice. How Wimbledon Became the Nick Kyrgios ShowKyrgios, the big, talented Australian, has taken over Wimbledon with his antics and psychological warfare. It’s working. Young Politicians Seek Change, but Face Hurdles as Old as PoliticsA new law allowed a record number of young people to run in local elections this year. But they face skepticism, cultural hurdles and problems as old as politics itself. More Recent Articles
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