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Russian foreign minister says military objectives now expand outside Donbas region Russia will expand its military objectives outside Ukraine's Donbas region, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Wednesday.     Appeals court allows Georgia 'heartbeat' abortion law to take effect The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday ruled that Georgia's so-called "heartbeat" abortion law can take effect immediately, overturning a lower court's injunction.   Turpin children kept chained by parents sue saying foster family also abused them Six of the 13 Riverside, Calif., children who were found to be held captive and tortured by their parents in 2018 have filed two lawsuits saying their foster family also abused them and county officials ignored it.   Postal Service revs up electric truck purchase after intense pressure The U.S. Postal Service responded to pressure Wednesday and announced it would increase its planned purchase of electric vehicles to replace aging mail trucks from 10% of its fleet to 40%.   Justice Department charges 36 in $1.2 billion healthcare fraud schemes The Justice Department charged 36 people Wednesday for participating in $1.2 billion worth of healthcare fraud schemes.   Senate to hold confirmation hearing for first Black 4-star general in Marine Corps Lt. Gen. Michael Langley is expected to face a confirmation hearing this week to possibly become the Marine Corps' first Black four-star general.   'Godzilla' series on Apple TV+ casts Kurt, Wyatt Russell Apple TV+ announced Wednesday that father and son actors Kurt and Wyatt Russell have been cast in their Monsterverse series following up the American "Godzilla" movies.   U.S. House report: Trump administration added census citizenship question for political gain New documents released by the U.S. House oversight committee show the Trump administration's true intent for adding a citizenship question to the 2020 decennial census was to help win Republican elections.   Pearl Jam cancels Vienna show; Eddie Vedder's throat 'damaged' amid heat wave Eddie Vedder's throat was "damaged" by heat, dust and smoke from fires as Europe experiences a heat wave, forcing Pearl Jam to cancel its show in Vienna Wednesday.   Sunak, Truss to face off in British election for prime minister Britain's Conservative Party whittled down its field of candidates for the next prime minister to Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss after Wednesday's vote.   Dow rises 47 points as markets climb for second straight day The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 47 points Wednesday as markets climbed for the second consecutive day.   Ivana Trump remembered as 'force of nature' at New York funeral A memorial service celebrating the life of Ivana Trump, who was a 1980s entrepreneurial force, was held at a church in New York City. Her ex-husband former President Donald Trump attended the service amid tight security.   Rare species of moth spotted in Scotland for first time The Scottish Wildlife Trust said a visitor to a wildlife reserve spotted a sallow-shoot piercer moth -- the first of its species documented in the country.   Watch: Stinky bloom approaching for Ohio zoo's corpse flower The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is inviting guests with adventurous senses of smell to visit one of its most unusual residents: a corpse flower that is about to bloom.   President Joe Biden: Climate change is code red for humanity President Joe Biden Wednesday used a stop at the former Brayton coal power plant in Somerset, Mass., to call climate change "a clear and present danger" as he touted clean energy projects.   In photos: Highlights from Washington for the week of July 17, 2022 Several Democratic congresswomen march on the Supreme Court and are detained alongside demonstrators. Ukrainian first lady Olena Zelenska visits the White House. And Steve Bannon, a former adviser in Donald Trump's White House, heads to trial on contempt of Congress charges, among the highlights of Washington news for the week of July 17, 2022.   Senators introduce bill to clarify VP role in Electoral College certification A bipartisan group of senators unveiled legislation Wednesday to revamp the Electoral Count Act to clarify the vice president's role in the certifying presidential election results.   U.K. cools off after record-breaking heat wave Cooler weather returned to the United Kingdom on Wednesday, one day after a historic and unprecedented heat wave sent temperatures to levels never before seen in the country.   Macy's to add more smaller stores as chain exits shopping malls Macy's announced it will add three new Market by Macy's stores and its first dual Market by Macy's and Macy's Backstage off-price location this fall as the department store chain moves away from large malls.   GameStop's NFT marketplace opening week sales eclipse Coinbase volume GameStop's non-fungible token marketplace has become an early hit among collectors of digital images. The video-game retailer did more than 5,000 Ethereum ($7.3 million) in trading volume since opening its NFT platform.   Firefighters rescue massive sea turtle from resident's back porch Firefighters in Florida responded to a resident's home to relocate a giant sea turtle that showed up on the back porch.   Watch: New battle for the Iron Throne emerges in trailer for 'House of the Dragon' HBO has dropped the official trailer for its highly anticipated series "House of the Dragon," a prequel to its wildly successful "Game of Thrones."   Maryland man wins second $50,000 lottery prize in four months A Maryland man is celebrating a double dose of lottery luck after collecting his second $50,000 prize in four months.   NASA eyes late summer launch windows for Artemis I mission NASA announced Wednesday that it's expecting a late summer liftoff for the Artemis I mission, the next step in an effort to return humans to the moon in 2025.   Judge orders Rudy Giuliani to testify in Georgia election investigation A New York judge ordered Rudy Giuliani to testify Aug. 9 before a Fulton County, Ga., special grand jury investigating possible interference in Georgia's 2020 presidential election.   Highland Park Mayor Nancy Rotering urges Congress to ban assault weapons: 'How do we call this freedom?' 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Russia Signals That It May Want a Bigger Chunk of UkraineA top Russian official said Moscow may extend its territorial claims to include not just the east of Ukraine but also parts of the south.   Bipartisan Senate Group Strikes Deal to Rewrite Electoral Count ActThe changes outlined by the senators are intended to prevent a repeat of the effort on Jan. 6, 2021, to overturn the presidential election in Congress. Giuliani Ordered to Testify in Georgia Criminal InvestigationAfter Rudolph W. Giuliani failed to show for a hearing in Manhattan, a Georgia judge ordered him to testify as part of an investigation into election interference in the state. Delay as the New Denial: The Latest Republican Tactic to Block Climate ActionThe party has largely moved beyond denying the existence of climate change but continues to oppose dramatic action to halt it, worried about the short-term economic consequences. Heat Advisories and Warnings Are in Place for 100 Million AmericansRecord temperatures are possible again on Wednesday as an unrelenting heat wave streches to more of the country. Same-Sex Marriage Bill, Considered Dead on Arrival, Gains New LifeThe larger-than-expected G.O.P. vote in the House in support of legislation to codify marriage equality caught both parties off guard, suggesting there could be a narrow path to enactment. At Ivana Trump’s Funeral, a Gold-Hued Coffin and the Secret Service“People adored Ivana.” In Argentina, a Battle Over Gender-Inclusive Language in ClassroomsThe city of Buenos Aires blocked the use of gender-inclusive language in schools, reigniting off a debate that is reverberating across the world. Review: Jordan Peele’s ‘Nope’ Gets a Hell YesJordan Peele’s genre-melting third feature stars Daniel Kaluuya and Keke Palmer as brother-and-sister horse wranglers defending the family ranch from an extraterrestrial threat. Endemic Covid-19 Looks Pretty Brutal100,000 annual deaths may be as good as it gets. How You Feel About Gender Roles Can Tell Us How You’ll VoteCompeting ideas about the role of men and women, at home and at work, shape our political life. After Roe, Sex Ed Is Even More VitalReducing unwanted pregnancies starts with teaching children and teenagers. Why Do Moms Tend to Manage the Household Scheduling?Are we in a “transitional” moment for dads? Susan Collins: Reform the Electoral Count Act to Avoid Another January 6The peaceful transfer of power should not depend on the valor and integrity of one man. Give Duke Ellington the 1965 Pulitzer PrizeAn overdue reckoning worth reckoning with. What Driving Means for AmericaThe civic and psychic benefits of life behind the wheel. Streaming Is Sadder NowWhen Netflix and other companies face a loss of faith in the growth potential of streaming, we all will feel it. Let Your Taste Buds Be Your GuideIn all five boroughs (plus Jersey City), options abound to explore neighborhoods through restaurants and tours. Here are one food lover’s suggestions. Georgia’s 6-Week Abortion Ban Begins Immediately After Court RulingA federal appeals court said the law, which was signed in 2019 but quickly halted for violating Roe v. Wade, could go into effect. Draghi Government Falls Apart, Returning Turbulent Politics to ItalyDays after he tendered his resignation, the Italian leader tried one more time to convince the country’s fractious parties to hang together. They refused. Uvalde Superintendent Recommends That Pete Arredondo Be FiredChief Pete Arredondo has been criticized for a delay of more than an hour in entering the classroom where a gunman had fatally wounded 19 students and two teachers. Fetterman Hopes to Return to Senate Campaign Trail Soon, He Says in New InterviewAfter a stroke in May, Lt. Gov. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania, the state’s Democratic Senate nominee, is slowly re-emerging in public. His first interview since then was with a Pittsburgh paper. The Worst Foods and Drinks for Your TeethWhen assessing how likely a given meal, snack or drink is to harm your dental health, there are two main things to consider, experts say. Classical Music Has a Hazy Future in Lincoln Center’s SummersA new festival moves away from a genre that has been central to the performing arts center’s identity for decades. More Recent Articles
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