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U.S. to release 786K monkeypox vaccine doses amid shortage, disease spread The Biden administration released an additional 786,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine on Wednesday as states combat a shortfall in the drug amid surging cases.     Sprite to shift to more sustainable clear bottles in August Sprite will shift to a clear bottle that is more easily recycled into new bottles in August with other Coca-Cola beverages to follow in the coming months, the company said Wednesday.   U.S. Capitol rioter takes plea deal to avoid assault charge U.S. Capitol rioter, George Tanios of West Virginia, has pleaded guilty to illegally entering a restricted area, as well as disorderly conduct, in a plea deal to drop felony charges in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack.   'Leave It to Beaver' actor Tony Dow dies at 77 Actor Tony Dow, who portrayed Wally Cleaver on the show "Leave It to Beaver," has died, his family confirmed on Facebook on Wednesday.   Ukraine forces use U.S. rocket system to knock out bridge, disrupt Russian supply route Ukrainian officials said its forces have used a U.S.-supplied rocket system to target a key bridge and disrupt a major route that Russia uses to send military supplies through the southern part of the country.   Sens. Joe Manchin, Chuck Schumer reach deal on energy, tax spending package Sen. Joe Manchin on Wednesday reached a deal with Sen. Chuck Schumer on a spending bill, including investments in climate and energy programs and tax policy changes.   Spirit Airlines cancels merger with Frontier Airlines Spirit Airlines has canceled its merger with Frontier, ending months of negotiations to form the fifth-largest U.S. carrier and reopening takeover talks with JetBlue Airways.   Warning strike forces Lufthansa to cancel most flights Wednesday A strike forced Lufthansa to cancel nearly all of its flights Wednesday, Germany's national airline confirmed in a release.   U.S. has made 'substantial proposal' to bring home Brittney Griner The United States has made a "substantial proposal" to bring home WNBA star Brittney Griner as well as another American currently detained in Russia, Secretary of State Antony Blinken confirmed Wednesday.   Suspect in mass shooting at Fourth of July parade indicted on 117 counts The suspect, Robert Crimo III, accused of shooting and killing seven people and injuring dozens of others at a July 4th parade in Highland Park, Ill., has been indicted on 117 counts.   Ken Jennings, Mayim Bialik to stay on as Jeopardy! hosts Ken Jennings and Mayim Bialik will continue to share hosting duties on "Jeopardy!," executive producer Michael Davies said Wednesday.   Dow gains 436 points as markets rally behind Federal Reserve interest rate hike The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 436 points after the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates by .75% for the second consecutive month.   Korean War Veterans Memorial addition unveiled in Washington A new addition and complete renovation to the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., was officially dedicated Wednesday, coinciding with National Korean War Armistice Day.   Vitamin D supplements fail to lower risk of fractures in healthy adults, study says Vitamin D supplements, though widely recommended for bone health, don't lower the risk of fractures in healthy adults, a large study has found.   Two former Minneapolis cops sentenced to prison for violating George Floyd's civil rights A federal judge has sentenced two former Minneapolis police officers, J. Alexander Keung and Tou Thao, to federal prison for violating George Floyd's civil rights the day he was killed by a fellow officer.   Watch: Bear rings doorbell at South Carolina home A South Carolina woman's security camera captured video of the moment a bear strolled onto her front porch and rang the doorbell in the middle of the night.   In photos: Wall of Remembrance added to Korean War Veterans Memorial A Wall of Remembrance has been added to the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington. It was dedicated in a ceremony on July 27, 2022, in observance of National Korean War Armistice Day. The wall features the names of more than 36,000 Americans who died supporting the war and more than 7,100 Koreans.   Disney-owned Hulu reverses ban on political ads after Democratic outcry Disney-owned Hulu said Wednesday that the streaming video service will begin accepting political ads consistent with standards Disney's sports and entertainment cable networks use for political advertising.   Watch: Rattlesnake spotted in the surf at South Carolina beach A woman searching for sea glass at South Carolina's Myrtle Beach State Park ended up capturing video of something far more unusual -- a timber rattlesnake in the surf.   Senate passes bill to boost semiconductor chip manufacturing The Senate on Wednesday passed a bill incentivizing domestic production of semiconductor chips, sending the legislation to the House, where it's expected to have the votes needed for approval.   Watch: Four women set world record for rowing from California to Hawaii An all-female rowing team broke a world record by rowing more than 2,400 nautical miles from California to Hawaii in 34 days, 14 hours and 11 minutes.   Federal Reserve hikes interest rates .75% again, says U.S. not in recession The Federal Reserve on Wednesday ordered another 0.75% interest rate hike amid increasing pressure to control high-running inflation that's making essential items more expensive for Americans.   Amelia Earhart represents Kansas in Capitol's Statuary Hall After more than two decades of planning, a bronze statue of legendary aviator Amelia Earhart joined the ranks of other important historical figures in the U.S. Capitol's National Statuary Hall on Wednesday.   'Historic' pink diamond may be largest unearthed in 300 years A rare pink diamond, weighing 170 carats and called "The Lulo Rose," has been unearthed in Angola and is believed to be one of the largest ones discovered in the last 300 years.   In photos: Amelia Earhart statue unveiled at U.S. Capitol House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., unveils a statue honoring Amelia Earhart in Statuary Hall at the U.S. Capitol in Washington on July 27, 2022. Earhart was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean, receiving the U.S. Distinguished Flying Cross for the feat.   In photos: Highlights from Washington for the week of July 25, 2022 President Joe Biden is back to work in-person after his recovery from COVID-19. Former President Donald Trump speaks during his first trip back to Washington. And Vice President Kamala Harris meets with disability rights leaders among the highlights of Washington news for the week of July 25, 2022.   Profits decried as 'blood' money, gun makers defend weapons in House hearing Top executives of gun manufacturers defended their products in front of a House committee Wednesday, with the chairwoman accusing them of making money off the blood of Americans.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Manchin, in Reversal, Agrees to Quick Action on Climate and Tax PlanThe West Virginia Democrat, a holdout on his party’s domestic agenda, said the package would reduce inflation, a concern he had cited in rejecting it just weeks ago.   Senate Passes $280 Billion Industrial Policy Bill to Counter ChinaThe bipartisan vote reflected a rare consensus in the otherwise polarized Congress in favor of investing federal resources into a broad industrial policy to counter China. U.S. Offers to Swap Russian Arms Dealer, Viktor Bout, for Griner and WhelanSecretary of State Antony J. Blinken said he would speak to his Russian counterpart for the first time in months about a “substantial proposal” to free the Americans. Federal Reserve Makes Another Supersized Rate Increase to Tame InflationThe central bank raised rates by three-quarters of a percentage point and suggested additional large increases could be warranted. The Fake Electors Scheme, ExplainedThe plan to reverse the outcome of the 2020 election by creating slates of electors pledged to Donald Trump in states he had lost was expansive, long-running and often confusing. Could Trump Face Criminal Charges?One of the last federal prosecutors to lead an investigation into Donald Trump discussed the challenges of bringing charges against him in the Jan. 6 case. Fox News Snubbed Trump’s Speech, in What’s Becoming a PatternThe network devoted little airtime to the speech on Tuesday by a former president its hosts often defend. Notably, it did go live with Mike Pence’s address. With Roe Gone, Republicans Quarrel Over How Far to Push Abortion BansAn effort in Indiana to pass an abortion ban with exceptions has exposed rifts among conservatives on how to legislate in a post-Roe world. Vitamin D Supplements Don’t Help Another Condition, Study FindsThe vitamin pills do not prevent bone fractures in most people or protect against many other diseases, adding to questions about medical guidance many now take for granted. Hardly Anyone Talks About How Fracking Was an Extraordinary BoondoggleThere’s a lesson here on what big investments in clean energy could deliver. MAGA Doesn’t Care About CopsTrump pitched himself as pro-police, but when his mob stormed the Capitol, he fell silent. Is America Stuck in a Gerontocracy?Michelle Cottle and David Brooks on what we really mean when we talk about age in politics. Norman Lear: What Archie Bunker Would Have Thought of Donald Trump and Jan. 6The Emmy-winning TV producer Norman Lear considers his first century and his hopes for the next century. Can Democrats Avoid a Midterm Wipeout?The upcoming election season might be more competitive than predicted. Red and Blue America Will Never Be the SameThere are long-term trends for both parties to be happy about. What’s Wrong With Having Competitive Kids?Nothing, unless they’re obnoxious about it. How to Find the OneAfter swooning at the interracial couple in “Bend It Like Beckham,” she knew how she wanted her romantic life to unfold. But the future had other plans. Lizzo’s Complicated, Joyful PopThe singer, rapper and songwriter’s peppy empowerment songs have made her an outlier in a field dominated by melancholic music. How Have You Been Dealing With Extreme Weather in the U.S.?We want to hear from you. China’s Domestic Troubles Will Hang Over Biden-Xi CallSome American officials suspect that what is really driving China’s president to lash out recently is a desire to divert attention from his economic and pandemic problems at home. Trump Embraces LIV Golf, Backing a New Saudi StrategyAfter decades of failure and rejection in sports, the former president’s New Jersey course will host a LIV Golf tournament this weekend, but the event is not simply about the golf. Doug Mastriano Faces Criticism Over His Backing From Antisemitic AllyThe founder of Gab, a far-right social media network, recently made bigoted remarks defending his ties with Mr. Mastriano, the Republican nominee for governor of Pennsylvania. NASA Will Send More Helicopters to MarsInstead of sending another rover to help retrieve rock and dirt samples from the red planet and bring them to Earth, the agency will provide the helicopters as a backup option. Why Brandon Perea’s ‘Nope’ Audition Made Jordan Peele CryThe actor’s unexpected take on Angel, the Fry’s worker, so won over the director that he decided during their meeting to rewrite the script. More Recent Articles
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