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Pence chief of staff Marc Short testifies before Jan. 6 grand jury Former Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff, Marc Short, testified before a grand jury investigating the Jan. 6 riots at the U.S. capitol last week.     Three dead including suspect in shooting spree near Vancouver Three people are dead including a suspected gunman following a shooting spree that began early Monday near Vancouver, B.C., authorities said.   President Joe Biden says CHIPS Act critical to national, economic security President Joe Biden said that the CHIPS Act, which would provide $52 billion in subsidies to domestic semiconductor manufacturers, is "really important" to national and economic security.   Energy Department to loan GM, LG $2.5B to build EV battery cell plants The U.S. Energy Department on Monday announced a conditional $2.5 billion loan for a joint venture between General Motors and LG to build lithium-ion battery cell manufacturing facilities in Ohio, Tennessee and Michigan.   CDC adds six destinations to COVID-19 'high risk' travel category The Centers for Disease Control added six new countries to its high risk travel designation for COVID-19. They include El Salvador, Honduras, Bangladesh, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Fiji and Poland.   Ghislaine Maxwell transferred to low-security prison in Florida Ghislaine Maxwell has been moved to low-security prison, FCI Tallahassee, in Florida to serve out a 20-year sentence for her role in Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking scheme.   Biden to continue taking antiviral drug for COVID-19, responding well to therapy President Joe Biden's symptoms are nearly gone but he will continue taking antiviral medication as he continues to recover COVID-19, the White House said Monday.   Sixth defendant in Central Park Five jogger case exonerated A sixth man, who was a co-defendant of the Central Park Five convicted in the 1989 rape of a New York jogger, has been exonerated of a robbery conviction linked to the attack.   Scientists devise lab-quality PCR test for COVID-19 for doctors, pharmacies Scientists at Columbia University unveiled research Monday that they said bring polymerase chain reaction, known as PCR, testing for COVID-19 and other viruses out of the lab and into doctor's offices and pharmacies.   Dow gains 90 points; markets on pace for best month of 2022 The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 90.75 points on Monday as all three major U.S. indexes entered July's final week of trading on pace for their best month of the year.   Look: Alligator visits Florida sheriff's office parking garage A Florida sheriff's office said 911 dispatchers heading back to their cars after finishing a shift made a surprising discovery -- an alligator in the parking garage.   Telehealth may fit well in pregnancy, postpartum care, study suggests Using telehealth to supplement or replace in-person maternal care services leads to similar -- and sometimes better -- clinical outcomes, according to a new study.   Watch: Bright fireball streaks across night sky over Texas A streak of bright light, suspected to be a large meteor, illuminated the night sky over Texas and was caught on camera across the state.   Midterms test a divided Georgia under shadow of 2020 election probes A race for governor and a hotly contested Senate seat are playing out in Georgia alongside an investigation into interference in the 2020 election -- and public hearings probing the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.   Obesity rates among U.S. children climb past 20%Sailfish impales, injures woman off Florida coast A 100-pound sailfish leapt out of the water and impaled a 73-year-old woman on a boat off the Florida coast as it was being reeled in. The woman, who was stabbed in the groin, is expected to recover.   In photos: Notable Deaths of 2022 Actor Paul Sorvino, actor David Warner, Ivana Trump, Actor Tony Sirico, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, actor James Caan, NFL player Marion Barber III, musician Andy Fletcher, actor Ray Liotta, Greek composer Vangelis and comedian Gilbert Gottfried are among the notable deaths for 2022.   Sen. Lisa Murkowski tests positive for COVID-19 Sen. Lisa Murkowski said Monday that she has tested positive for COVID-19 and has been quarantined at her home in Alaska.   16 U.S. cities could have a climate similar to Middle East by 2100 New analysis from Climate Central, a consortium of independent climate scientists and journalists, suggests that if current emissions trends continue, summertime in Texas, will start feeling more like Pakistan.   Watch: Sewer cleaning project in Iowa causes toilets to overflow Residents of an Iowa city said maintenance being performed on the municipality's sanitary sewers is having an unusual side-effect -- causing their toilets to overflow.   Pope Francis 'deeply sorry' for Indigenous abuses at Christian schools in Canada Pope Francis on Monday said he was "deeply sorry" for decades of physical and sexual abuse and suppression faced by Indigenous children at Catholic schools in Canada.   Watch: Firefighter's helmet found in Ohio basement returned to family An Ohio couple found an old firefighter's helmet while cleaning out the basement of their new home and were able to use social media to return it to the family of its original owner.   'Goodfellas,' 'Godfather of Harlem' actor Paul Sorvino dies at 83 Actor Paul Sorvino died Monday of natural causes, his wife announced on Instagram. Sorvino was 83.   In photos: Vice President Kamala Harris addresses Indiana lawmakers on abortion rights Vice President Kamala Harris addresses Indiana state lawmakers during a roundtable discussion on abortion rights at the Indianapolis State Library on July 25, 2022. The state legislature began a special session on a Republican bill to ban abortion.   Protesters, Vice President Kamala Harris rally as Indiana lawmakers debate abortion ban Hundreds of protesters gathered at the Indiana Statehouse as lawmakers started a special session to ban abortion in the state. Vice President Kamala Harris also traveled to Indiana to discuss abortion rights.   Sarah Paulson to executive produce and star in upcoming horror film 'Dust' Actress Sarah Paulson will star in the upcoming horror thriller "Dust," scheduled to begin filming this August. Paulson will also serve as executive producer.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
For the first time ever, more than 1 in 5 American kids is obese. 
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U.S. Officials Grow More Concerned About Potential Action by China on TaiwanThe Biden administration is watching for any moves by China to close off the Taiwan Strait, and they would prefer that Nancy Pelosi cancel her planned trip.   Marc Short Testifies to Grand Jury in Jan. 6 InvestigationMarc Short, who was chief of staff to Vice President Mike Pence, and Greg Jacob, a lawyer for Mr. Pence, were subpoenaed in the Justice Department’s expanding criminal inquiry. Biden Lashes Trump Over Jan. 6, Saying He ‘Lacked the Courage to Act’In rare comments on the investigation unfolding in the House, President Biden said his predecessor sat in the comfort of the White House as his supporters stormed the Capitol. Pope Apologizes in Canada for Schools That Abused Indigenous ChildrenFrancis, responding to longtime pleas from Indigenous people, begged forgiveness for schools where children were forced to assimilate, many were sexually or physically abused and some died. Russia Cuts Gas Flow to Europe, Intensifying Fears It Is Weaponizing FuelOn the eve of a European Union meeting to debate a gas conservation plan to make the bloc less vulnerable to a Russian squeeze, Moscow slashed the flow to Germany. How the Path to Homeownership Runs Through MexicoSan Diego residents are moving to Tijuana to get more for their money. Some hope to save for down payments on houses that are way out of reach north of the border. Omicron BA.5 Surge: 5 Ways to Stay SafeThe BA.5 surge is a reminder that we need to take precautions to avoid illness, slow the relentless cycle of new variants and minimize the disruption to our daily lives. As Monkeypox Spread in New York, 300,000 Vaccine Doses Sat in DenmarkThe federal government adopted a wait-and-see response to the monkeypox outbreak, calling for more vaccines to be delivered only after cases were growing exponentially. An Amazing World Record Runs Into a Question: Was It Too Amazing?After Tobi Amusan of Nigeria smashed a hurdles record at the world championships, the former gold medalist Michael Johnson raised doubts about the race’s unusually fast times. Paul Sorvino, Master of the Mild-Mannered Mobster, Dies at 83A would-be singing star, he found success in Hollywood playing a variety of roles, but they were often quiet, dangerous men, like Paulie Cicero in “Goodfellas.” Paul Sorvino: A Voluble Man Who Excelled as a Brick of a MobsterThe actor may be best known for “Goodfellas,” but he almost bailed on it because the character of the underboss Paulie Cicero was so difficult to pin down. Exploring Italy’s Salento RegionIn this southernmost region of the country’s bootheel, the Ionian Sea is to the west, the Adriatic to the east, and the countryside is filled with stone walls and twisted olive trees, fields of long golden grass and wildflowers. This Georgia Prosecutor Has Donald Trump in Her Sights, and She’s Not StoppingThe Jan. 6 hearings have turbocharged Fani Willis’s investigation. Kamala Harris Is StuckShe remains a political partner to Joe Biden when America needs her to be a governing partner. The Dystopian Myths of Red AmericaThe Big Lie about the election is embedded in an even bigger lie. The Movement to End Homework Is WrongDoing away with it would change the purpose of school itself. Money Alone Won’t Buy U.S. Tech SuperioritySemiconductor supremacy isn’t something we can buy. It’s something we must build. The Politics of Litigation May Be ChangingFor years it was mainly Democrats who used the courts to force social change. How to Talk About ‘Extreme Weather’ With Your Angry UncleWhat if everybody else is just as terrified to discuss climate change as I am? Kushner Says He Was Treated for Thyroid Cancer While in White HouseIn a memoir to be published next month, former President Donald Trump’s son-in-law wrote that he wanted the diagnosis and treatment kept quiet. A Trump-Backed Veteran Ran Hard to the Right, Only to Be OutflankedJoe Kent, a decorated retired Green Beret and House candidate in Washington State, is discovering just how far the modern far right will go. Sandy Hook Parents to Testify Against Alex Jones, and a Culture of LiesThe families of 10 victims have waited years to hold the Infowars conspiracist and the political environment that enabled him to account. How to Get Vaccinated, Tested and Treated for MonkeypoxA guide to finding the medical care you may need during the current outbreak. Restaurant Review: Kono Gives Yakitori the Omakase TreatmentThe city’s greatest yakitori chef, Atsushi Kono, can find the flavor in thighs, skin, ovaries — even white meat. More Recent Articles
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