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Texas man arrested for bear spraying law enforcement during Jan. 6 Capitol attack Federal prosecutors said a Texas man was arrested Monday on accusations of using bear spray against law enforcement protecting the U.S. Capitol building on Jan. 6, 2021.     Police identify suspected gunman in Indiana mall shooting Police on Monday identified Jonathan Douglas Sapirman, 20, as the gunman behind a shooting at Greenwood Park Mall in Indiana that left three people dead on Sunday.   Interior Secretary Deb Haaland suffers broken leg on Va. park hike Interior Secretary Deb Haaland sustained a broken leg while hiking in Shenandoah National Park in Virginia over the weekend, administration officials announced Monday.   22 prospective jurors selected for Steve Bannon contempt of Congress trial U.S. Judge Carl Nichols on Monday narrowed the field of prospective jurors in the contempt of Congress trial of former Trump adviser Steve Bannon to 22 candidates, adding that jury selection would be completed Tuesday.   Milley orders comprehensive review of U.S.-China military encounters Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Mark Milley has ordered U.S. forces to compile a comprehensive assessment of all military interactions with China in the last five years, sources said Monday.   Uber to pay millions for overcharging riders with disabilities Uber has agreed to pay millions of dollars to more than 65,000 riders with disabilities who were charged fees for the extra time it took to enter ride share cars, according to a Justice Department settlement.   Bipartisan lawmakers introduce bill to federally protect marriage equality A bipartisan group of lawmakers on Monday introduced the Respect for Marriage Act which would federally enshrine marriage equality by repealing the Defense of Marriage Act.   Roberts grants Indiana's request for quick hearing on abortion law The Supreme Court Monday issued an order clearing the way for Indiana to try to implement a state law requiring parental consent in order for a minor to get an abortion.   'Madam Secretary' alum Erich Bergen to star in Broadway's 'Chicago' Erich Bergen has signed on to play Billy Flynn in the Broadway musical, "Chicago."   Study: Too little salt may worsen prognosis for common type of heart failure Restricting salt intake too much actually may worsen outcomes for people with a common form of heart failure, a study published Monday suggests.   Steve Martin releases 'Angel in Flip Flops' music video Actor, comedian and writer Steve Martin released an animated music video Monday for the song, "Angel in Flip Flops."   Navy's Blue Angels name first female fighter jet pilot The Navy's Blue Angels selected their first female fighter jet pilot to the famed acrobatic demonstration squadron. Lt. Amanda Lee will undergo five months of intensive training starting this fall and will fly in 2023.   Greater risk of Alzheimer's may be linked to gut disorders, cholesterol, study says People with some gut disorders may be at greater risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, according to a new study that scientists said confirms the link between the two.   Deadly heat wave kills hundreds, buckles runway in Europe A deadly heat wave has killed hundreds in Europe and buckled a runway at a British airport.   FDA finds toxic arsenic, cadmium, lead in many baby foods The FDA has found significant levels of toxic heavy metals in the U.S. food supply during its ongoing monitoring efforts, the agency said. And baby foods were among the most contaminated for arsenic and lead.   Dow falls 215 points as Apple reportedly plans to slow hiring, cut spending The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 215 points Monday as markets faltered late in the day after a report that Apple would slow hiring and cut spending.   Watch: Pittsburgh police rescue raccoon with head stuck in jar Police in Pennsylvania came to the rescue of an unlucky raccoon spotted wandering with a plastic jar stuck over its head.   Claes Oldenburg, an icon of pop art, dies at 93 Claes Oldenburg, a pop artist icon, who turned everyday objects into monumental sculptures, died Monday at age 93.   Watch: Prince Harry cites 'global assault on democracy,' Roe vs. Wade in U.N. speech Britain's Prince Harry warned the world is witnessing a "global assault on democracy and freedom" Monday in a speech at the United Nations in New York to mark Nelson Mandela International Day.   Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz called 'cold,' 'calculative' as death penalty trial opens The death penalty trial for Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz began in Florida on Monday after a long delay with a state prosecutor calling him "cold, calculative, manipulative and deadly" in opening arguments.   Pennsylvania woman wins $100,000 while visiting mom in Maryland A Pennsylvania woman returned from a trip to visit her mother in Maryland with more than memories when she scored a $100,000 prize from a lottery ticket.   Staffers at eight House offices become first to unionize Staffers at eight Democratic House offices have started the process of unionizing, two months after the U.S. House approved a resolution giving them legal protection to organize.   Cinema chain offers redheads free tickets amid British heat wave A British movie theater chain is offering free tickets to people with red hair for two days amid a heat wave in the country.   Families of 9/11 victims urge Trump to cancel golf club event Families of people killed during the 9/11 terror attacks have sent a letter to former President Donald Trump urging him to cancel a golf tournament backed by Saudi Arabia at his club in Bedminster, N.J.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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How Joe Manchin Left a Global Tax Deal in LimboTreasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen’s signature achievement is in jeopardy if the United States cannot ratify the tax agreement that she brokered.   Extreme Heat Puts Life on Hold in Britain, a Land Not Built for ItIn a country more accustomed to temperate weather, a brutal heat wave tested Britain’s infrastructure and forced millions to choose between a Stygian commute or a stifling home office. What’s Behind Europe’s Heat Waves?This year’s scorching weather is in keeping with a trend. Scientists say a number of factors, including changes in the jet stream, are in play. Bystander Killed Gunman 2 Minutes Into Indiana Mall ShootingThe gunman used a rifle to kill three people and injure two others before he was shot dead. He had spent an hour inside a mall bathroom apparently preparing for the attack. Zelensky Takes Aim at Hidden Enemy: Ukrainians Aiding RussiaIn firing his intelligence chief and top prosecutor, President Volodymyr Zelensky signaled a more aggressive approach to a fifth column undermining Ukraine’s war effort. Covid Rises Across U.S. Amid Muted Warnings and Murky DataBA.5, a highly transmissible variant, is dominating a surge of new infections. Many health officials say the wave is cause for caution, not alarm. Word of Trump Media Deal Is Said to Have Leaked Months in AdvanceFederal authorities are investigating a surge in trading that preceded the announcement of a $300 million deal with the former president’s media company. Democrats Navigate Nuanced Views on Abortion Among Black VotersFaced with a streak of conservatism about abortion among some Black Americans, a vital constituency for President Biden, Democrats are framing the issue as part of a broader civil rights struggle. What Pregnancy and Childbirth Do to the Bodies of Young GirlsAn Ohio 10-year-old’s recent abortion has generated fierce debate. Doctors in countries where pregnancy is common in adolescents say the toll of childbirth on young bodies is brutal. Trump National Security Aide Expected to Testify at Jan. 6 HearingMatthew Pottinger, who resigned on the day of the Capitol riot, is expected to be among those at the prime-time session on Thursday, along with Sarah Matthews, a former deputy press secretary. Georgia Congressman Jody Hice Subpoenaed in Trump InquiryRepresentative Jody Hice has been one of the most vocal proponents of false claims that Donald J. Trump won the 2020 presidential election. Love the Smell of Old Books? This Bookseller Would Like You to Leave.In his grouchy, funny memoir, “A Factotum in the Book Trade,” Marius Kociejowski writes about what a good bookstore should feel like, famous customers he’s served and more. Climate Politics Are Worse Than You ThinkIf only it were just about money. I Work for Midwestern Democrats, and I Know How to Win Back Voters From the G.O.P.Stop letting Republicans own the issues of outsourcing and trade. Dear Liberals: Come On Down!Railing on social media from your blue state won’t change a thing down here. Don’t Drag Our Most Basic Rights Into the Culture WarsDemocrats should reclaim the cause of civil liberties as Republicans move to restrict them. There’s a Better Way to Measure Economic InequalityDifferences in wealth or income are not good gauges. Why Is the Right Making Women Who Miscarry Suffer?Some Republicans reject even lifesaving abortions. I Went to the State Where the First Big Fight Over Abortion Is On. Here’s What I Saw.Kansas stands as the first big post-Roe political test for abortion. It’s an intense, complicated fight, with the odds stacked against reproductive-rights supporters. Sometimes the Earth Makes the Rest of the Universe Look Very GoodThe photos emanating from the Webb telescope make it possible to forget politics for a minute. Abortion and Reproductive Care Post-Roe, a Times Opinion EventThe Opinion podcast host Lulu Garcia-Navarro explores the future of reproductive health care in a virtual event on July 21. Debate Over Monkeypox Messaging Divides N.Y.C. Health DepartmentCity epidemiologists say some public health messages have been misleading about the risks and have narrowed the city’s chances for containing the disease. Claes Oldenburg Dies at 93; Pop Artist Made the Everyday MonumentalTaking ordinary objects like hamburgers and household items, he sculpted them in unfamiliar, often imposing dimensions — what he called his “Colossal Monuments.” The Secret to an Elephant’s Trunk Is Skin DeepThe folds on an elephant’s facial appendage aren’t just for show. Why is Endometriosis Often Ignored? Symptoms and Treatment, ExplainedNearly one in 10 women experiences the chronic pain of endometriosis, but for many the symptoms are dismissed. Why is this still happening? On Gum Drop Grapes and Other Fruits Designed to Taste Like CandyAdvances in plant breeding and indoor growing have led to produce that promises to be perfectly sweet. More Recent Articles
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