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Britain sanctions dozens supporting Russia's occupation of Ukraine territory Britain on Tuesday imposed dozens of sanctions targeting Russian and Syrian officials and actors on accusations they are attempting to legitimize the Kremlin's occupation of Kyiv territory.     Lawyers deliver opening arguments in Alex Jones' Sandy Hook defamation trial Infowars owner and host Alex Jones appeared in court in Texas on Tuesday as he faces a civil defamation trial for claiming that the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School mass shooting was a hoax.   States sue over policy tying school lunch money to LGBTQ+ protections Twenty-two states sued the Biden administration over new guidelines that would cut federal funding for school lunches at schools with outdated LGBTQ+ protections.   Trump calls U.S. 'cesspool of crime' in first post-presidential speech in D.C. Former President Donald Trump delivered his first speech in Washington, D.C., since departing office as he called the United States a "cesspool of crime" and called for strict criminal justice policies.   Russia keeps shelling Ukraine port city; Volodymyr Zelensky says it shows Moscow can't be trusted Russia kept up attacks against the southern port city of Odessa early Tuesday with new strikes on civilian targets, raising more doubt that Moscow intends to allow Ukraine to resume shipments of grain.   U.S. Capitol rioter sentenced to more than five years in prison for attacking police A federal judge has sentenced a supporter of former President Donald Trump to more than five years in prison for assaulting police officers during the Jan. 6, 2021, attack at the U.S. Capitol.   Watch: At least one dead after historic rainfall near St. Louis prompts high-water rescues A historic and life-threatening flash flooding event unfolded across the St. Louis metro area early Tuesday, leaving motorists stranded in feet of water and prompting significant disruptions to travel and daily routines.   Triple-digit temperatures remain in the forecast for scorching hot Northwest As a heat wave builds in the northwestern United States, temperatures will push toward levels not experienced since all-time record highs were set in June 2021, and the heat will bring a slew of impacts to the region.   Appellate court overturns South Carolina man's death sentence A federal appellate court on Tuesday overturned the death sentence of a man convicted of killing four people in North Carolina and South Carolina two decades ago.   Victim's family seeks clemency for Alabama man set for execution Thursday Alabama is set to carry out its second execution of the year later this week over opposition from the victim's family members and activists.   CHIPS Act clears Senate procedural vote, headed for final vote later this week President Joe Biden's bill that would incentivize domestic production of semiconductor chips cleared a Senate procedural vote Tuesday morning to break a filibuster and is now headed for a final vote later this week.   Study warns of tainted dietary supplements in U.S. market Food and Drug Administration warning letters are doing little to stem the flow of hazardous dietary supplements tainted with unapproved stimulants into the U.S. market, new research suggests.   'Leave It to Beaver' actor Tony Dow still alive in hospice care after death announcement "Leave it to Beaver" actor Tony Dow's wife on Tuesday said he was still alive and in hospice after his management previously announced he had died while battling cancer.   Movie review: 'Vengeance' inspires laughter, reflection Vengeance, in theaters Friday, is a biting satire of our social media, podcast-obsessed culture in which writer-director B.J. Novak applies his irreverent observations to a modern tale that still applies to real people w   Dow falls 228 points as retail stocks fall after negative Walmart guidance The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 228 points on Tuesday as retail stocks dragged the market down.   'Forever chemicals' could cost U.S. population billions in health care, study says Daily exposure to "forever chemicals" could cost the current U.S. population $5.5 billion to $63 billion in health care costs and decreased worker productivity, according to a study at NYU Grossman School of Medicine.   Kamala Harris meets with disability community leaders to push reproductive rights Vice President Kamala Harris met with leaders and advocates from the disability community Tuesday afternoon, to mark the 32nd anniversary of the passing of the Americans with Disabilities Act.   Losing spouse to COVID-19 may harm mental health more than other causes of death A new study suggests that losing one's spouse to COVID-19 may be worse for mental health than death from other causes.   Look: New York police officer climbs into dumpster to rescue trapped raccoon A police officer in New York performed a dirty job when a dumpster-diving raccoon found itself unable to climb back out of the trash receptacle.   Biden meets virtually with South Korea's SK Group, discusses $22 billion investment President Joe Biden, who is still recovering from a bout with COVID-19, met virtually with the chairman of the South Korean conglomerate SK Group to introduce $22 billion of new investment in manufacturing.   Watch: Ohio couple capture video of rare white groundhog An Ohio couple said they were driving home when they realized an object they initially thought to be a fast food bag was actually a white groundhog.   Look: Police chase loose emu through California streets Police in California said officers spent nearly an hour trying to deal with an unusual "road hazard" -- an emu on the loose.   Boyfriend helps Maryland woman score $27,792.20 lottery prize A Maryland woman said some guidance from her boyfriend helped her score a $27,792.20 prize from the Maryland Lottery's Racetrax virtual horse racing game.   Welsh mom and toddler son find message in a bottle on the beach A visitor to a Welsh beach said her young son found a message in a bottle on the shore -- and the note inside bore a sentiment she found particularly meaningful.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Justice Dept. Asking Witnesses About Trump in Its Jan. 6 InvestigationFederal prosecutors sought information about the former president’s role in the efforts to overturn the election as the inquiry accelerates.   Emails Reveal Details of Trump Fake Electors PlanPreviously undisclosed communications among Trump campaign aides and outside advisers provide new insight into their efforts to overturn the election in the weeks leading to Jan. 6. Trump-Pence Ticket, Torn by Jan. 6, Becomes an Unequal RivalryTrailed by the Capitol riot fallout and 2024 speculation, the two erstwhile allies gave competing speeches that revealed the Republican Party’s enduring challenges and divisions. Facing ‘Putin’s Energy Blackmail,’ Europe Agrees to Cut Russian Gas UseHolding together despite some nations’ dependence on Russia, the European Union agreed to make voluntary savings mandatory if the Kremlin suddenly decides to turn off the taps over its invasion of Ukraine. Texas Heat Wave Brings Another Kind of Sweltering InequalityTexas has been hit with an unrelenting heat wave. Nowhere is it more miserable than in low-income areas that have less access to shade and air-conditioning. Flash Floods in St. Louis Break a Century-Old Rain RecordOne person died after being pulled from a flooded vehicle, and property damage was “very significant” in some hard-hit areas, the city’s fire chief said. The Case of the $5,000 Springsteen TicketsTriumphant fans showed up in Ticketmaster’s queue with special codes, only to encounter its “dynamic pricing” system. Was the Boss OK with that? OAN, a Dependable Trump Promoter, Faces a ‘Death Blow’After Verizon drops the network at the end of this week, OAN’s cable TV audience will shrink dramatically. Tunisians Approve New Constitution That Undercuts DemocracyThe charter, passed in a referendum, cements the almost absolute power that President Kais Saied seized over the past year, when he has ruled mostly by decree. Teva Reaches Tentative $4.25 Billion Settlement Over OpioidsThe deal would end thousands of lawsuits against one of the largest producers of opioid painkillers during the height of the opioid epidemic. B.J. Novak Went to Texas Looking for ‘Vengeance’ and Found AmericaThe first film from a former star of “The Office” is a dark comedy about life in a nation that’s not as divided as we might think. What in the World Happened to Elise Stefanik?The changing politics of the No. 3 House Republican leader tell us a lot about the transformation of the G.O.P. Our Leaderless Free WorldBiden seems to be mastering the trick of turning lemonade into lemons. Biden’s Big, Bold, Surprising Plan for a Green Transition (I Hope)Our energy policy is a mess. The president needs to devise a new strategy with America’s biggest oil producers. After Two Decades in Solitary, This Is His First Day OutAfter nearly 33 years in prison — and over two decades in solitary confinement — Jack Powers embarks on the first day of his new life. The War on Drugs Has a Warning for Post-Roe AmericaMedicine is hard to govern with the blunt instrument of criminal law. Will Streaming Save Sports or Kill It?Sports are the lifeblood of TV but also choking it. Big Tech is following a similar playbook. How Did a Man Accused of Attacking Lee Zeldin Go Free Without Bail?The decision to release the suspect was seen by some Democrats as a ploy to fuel Mr. Zeldin’s anti-crime campaign as he runs for governor of New York. Horrific Conditions, and a Cover-Up, at Federal Prison in AtlantaThe conditions at the prison, while extreme, reflect wider problems in the Bureau of Prisons’ sprawling network of 122 facilities housing about 158,000 inmates. New York Renters Are Now Paying the Price for the ‘Covid Discount’More than 40 percent of the available units in Manhattan currently come from tenants priced out of apartments they leased in 2020 and 2021, according to a new StreetEasy report. Teodor Currentzis and MusicAeterna Face Scrutiny Over Russian TiesTeodor Currentzis and the ensemble MusicAeterna have faced backlash in the West over their partnership with a state-owned bank in Russia. More Recent Articles
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