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Couple arrested after Israeli man dies when sinkhole opens underneath swimming pool A man died after a massive sinkhole opened underneath the swimming pool at a home in Israel on Thursday, officials said. The couple that owns the home has since been arrested on suspicion of negligent manslaughter.     New Jersey woman sentenced to prison for GoFundMe fraud scheme The New Jersey woman behind a GoFundMe account that had claimed to be raising money for a homeless veteran has been sentenced to prison for the 2017 fraud scheme.   Video shows 'smokenado' whirling through out-of-control Texas wildfire Near the town of Glen Rose, Texas, about 50 miles southwest of Fort Worth, firefighters and volunteers have worked tirelessly since Monday to contain the Chalk Mountain fire.   SpaceX breaks its annual record with 32nd successful launch in 2022 SpaceX on Friday broke its annual record with the completion of its 32nd successful launch in 2022, having completed 31 successful launches in 2021.   In photos: Scenes from San Diego Comic-Con 2022 Cosplayers and fans attend Comic-Con at the San Diego Convention Center on July 21, 2022. The fan favorite convention runs July 21 through July 24.   Justice Department launches environmental probe of Houston's illegal dumping The Justice Department on Friday launched an environmental justice investigation into allegations Houston officials have ignored complaints of illegal dumping in communities of color.   Vince McMahon retires as WWE boss amid misconduct probe Vince McMahon announced Friday he would be retiring as the head of World Wrestling Entertainment amid a probe into the longtime professional wrestling boss for "alleged misconduct."   FCC orders phone carriers to block scammers behind 8 billion robocalls The agency mandated U.S. providers to stop carrying traffic originating from the Sumco Panama company and two people allegedly behind it, Aaron Michael Jones and Roy Cox. Jr., both of California.   VP Kamala Harris says religion, abortion rights not incompatible Vice President Kamala Harris on Friday called the Supreme Court's recent decision overturning Roe vs. Wade "wrongheaded" and said religion and abortion rights don't have to be incompatible.   NYC correction officer charged with murder for death of teen who had illegal water gun A correction officer in New York City has been charged with murder for the shooting death of a teen who had an illegal water gun.   Genocide case against Myanmar to move forward at International Court of Justice The International Court of Justice on Friday moved forward a case accusing Myanmar's military of conducting brutal "clearance operations" of the Rohingya in 2016 and 2017.   Andrew Lincoln, Danai Gurira to star in new 'Walking Dead' spinoff AMC announced a new "Walking Dead" spinoff to star Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira reprising their roles from the series. The announcement came during "The Walking Dead" Comic-Con panel Friday.   U.S. stocks finish week with gains despite Friday tech sell-off The three major stock indexes in the United States ended the week with gains despite a tech sell-off Friday led by Snap, the company behind the app Snapchat.   Steve Bannon convicted for contempt of Congress after ignoring subpoena in Jan. 6 probe Steve Bannon was convicted Friday on two counts of contempt of Congress after ignoring a subpoena to testify and provide documents for the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.   President Joe Biden on COVID-19 diagnosis: 'I feel much better than I sound' President Joe Biden told reporters he sounds worse than he feels after he coughed periodically throughout a virtual meeting on gas prices Friday.   Ukraine, Russia sign deal to resume blocked grain shipments in Black Sea Russia and Ukraine signed agreements Friday to free up large Ukrainian shipments of grain that have been stuck at ports on the Black Sea for months, resolving a standoff that had threatened global food security.   In photos: Highlights from Washington for the week of July 18, 2022 Former White House adviser Steve Bannon is convicted of contempt of Congress. Several Democratic congresswomen get detained at a march on the Supreme Court. Ukrainian first lady Olena Zelenska visits the White House. And President Joe Biden gets COVID-19, among the highlights of Washington news for the week of July 18, 2022.   Ex-Trump DOJ official Jeffery Clark faces disciplinary action for efforts to overturn election The Washington Bar has initiated a disciplinary case against Jeffrey Clark, a former official in the Justice Department, over efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election.   California Gov. Gavin Newsom signs gun control law modeled on Texas abortion ban California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday signed gun-control legislation that mimics a new Texas abortion law, allowing residents to sue companies that distribute banned firearms.   Jan. 6 witness evokes Al Gore's example in contested 2000 election A witness at a public hearing on the House committee's investigation into the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol evoked Al Gore's example of leadership from the contested 2000 election. "This is for the sake of unity."   Painting bought from Texas thrift store turns out to be Keith Bankston original A Texas man said a painting he bought for $125 at a thrift store is being donated to a museum after it was found to be a work by famed Georgia artist Keith Bankston.   Watch: Shark leaps out of water in front of Hawaii surfer A woman filming video at a Hawaii beach captured footage of a shark that jumped into the air in front of a surfer.   CDC warns of salmonella outbreak linked to tiny pet turtles Tiny turtles are the cause of a multistate outbreak of salmonella that has led to five hospitalizations, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.   Watch: FX announces premiere date, shows teaser for 'Atlanta' Season 4 on Hulu FX announced the final season of its critically acclaimed show "Atlanta" will begin streaming on Hulu in September.   Watch: Galadriel sees visions of war in 'Lord of the Rings' trailer Prime Video released the trailer for "Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power" on Friday during their San Diego Comic-Con panel.   Gunman killed 3 at state park before dying from self-inflicted wound, Iowa authorities say A gunman killed three people before apparently killing himself Friday at a state park in Maquoketa, Iowa, officials said.   Judge blocks Kentucky abortion ban while lawsuit proceeds A Kentucky judge ruled Friday to block enforcement of the the state's trigger law banning abortions while a lawsuit against the ban is being heard in court.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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The Jan. 6 Panel After 8 Hearings: Where Will the Evidence Lead?The House committee has set out a comprehensive narrative of the effort to overturn the 2020 election. But it’s unclear if that will be enough to achieve its legal and political goals.   Steve Bannon Found Guilty of Contempt Related to Jan. 6 InquiryHe is the first close aide to former President Donald J. Trump to be convicted as a result of one of the investigations into the Jan. 6 attack. Russia Agrees to Let Ukraine Ship Grain, Easing World Food ShortageUkraine and Russia signed a deal to lift Russia’s blockade of Ukrainian ports, which has worsened a global food crisis — their most important agreement since the war began. NBA Campaign to Free Brittney Griner Is Mostly Low KeyGriner, the W.N.B.A. star, has been detained in Russia since February. The N.B.A., which founded the women’s league in 1996, has said it is working behind the scenes to help Griner. Biden’s New Economic Scorecard: The Price at the PumpThe president has grown fond of boasting about a prolonged streak of falling gasoline prices, a move wrapped in risk and irony. Biden Learns to Live With the Risks of the CoronavirusThe president’s symptoms improved somewhat, a day after he tested positive for Covid-19. After Suspect in Lee Zeldin Attack Is Released, GOP Condemns Bail LawsThe suspect confronted Representative Lee Zeldin, the Republican candidate for governor, with a sharp weapon as he spoke at a political rally. Draghi’s Fall Reverberates Beyond ItalyThe downfall of Italy’s prime minister has raised concerns across Europe about the power of populist movements and whether they will erode unity against Russian aggression. Satellite Photos Show Lake Mead Water Levels Dangerously LowNew satellite images of the reservoir, a critical source of water for 25 million people, reveal dangerously low water levels. The Myth of the Good Trump OfficialIt’s good some are testifying. They’re still culpable. The Good, the Bad and Donald Trump on Jan. 6A smattering of people provided some of the more memorable lessons about how our democracy came so close to total meltdown. There’s a Reason Trump Could Try to Overturn the Results of the 2020 ElectionThe Electoral College makes a coup very tempting. Setting the Record Straight on Covid Variants and ReinfectionsThere has yet to be a variant that negates the benefits of vaccines. China Is Playing Hardball with Troubled Debtors. That’s Dangerous for All of Us.When one country defaults, lenders start worrying that others will do the same. Religious Doctrine, Not the Constitution, Drove the Dobbs DecisionWomen have become refugees fleeing their home states for reproductive health care that a month ago was theirs by right. We Are Retired Generals and Admirals. Trump’s Actions on Jan. 6 Were a Dereliction of Duty.A civilian leader’s misuse of the military could imperil one of the foundations of American democracy. Does Soccer Still Need Headers?New rules, new science and new tactics are already beginning to push heading out of the game. But doing so could have unintended consequences. How We Can All Stay Cool Without Air-ConditionersAir-conditioners reduce heat stress but also guzzle energy. We’ll explain how it’s possible to keep people cool, including those most at risk, without cooking the planet. Rare Case of Polio Prompts Alarm and an Urgent Investigation in New YorkHealth officials in Rockland County offered pop-up polio vaccinations and urged the public to get shots as they investigated whether the disease had spread to others. A Hidden New Threat to U.S. ElectionsSome Republican-led counties are refusing to certify election results — a move that could throw American democracy into chaos if it becomes widespread. Vince McMahon, W.W.E. Chairman and CEO, Retires Amid Misconduct InvestigationThe company’s leader for 40 years, he was under scrutiny after a report of a $3 million settlement with an employee. More Recent Articles
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