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Ex-CIA programer convicted of 'brazen' theft of agency secrets A former Central Intelligence Agency software engineer was convicted Wednesday on federal charges stemming from the theft of classified national defensive information that was published by Wikileaks in 2017.     Russia, Ukraine make 'substantive' progress on grain delivery negotiations Russia and Ukraine made progress in negotiations to allow deliveries of grain from Ukrainian ports but did not reach a deal Wednesday.   EU permits transport of sanctioned Russian goods by rail The European Union on Wednesday issued guidance clarifying that Russia can transport sanctioned goods through the bloc by rail.   Joe Biden makes first presidential trip to Israel, Mideast amid criticism over Palestinians, Saudis President Joe Biden visited Israel's Yad Vashem Holocaust Remembrance Center in Jerusalem as he wrapped up Day 1 of a four-day tour in the Middle East to reaffirm relationships in the region.   Flooding leads to dozens missing in Virginia, evacuations at Tennessee campground Two states were beleaguered with flooding incidents Tuesday night, leading to the continued cleanup efforts following a disastrous situation in southwest Virginia.   House, Senate committees hold hearings on impact of Roe vs. Wade reversal The House and Senate on Wednesday held hearings examining the impact of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade.   Barrage of Russian artillery kills more civilians across Ukraine, local leaders say Intensified Russian bombings across Ukraine have killed more civilians, Ukrainian officials said on Wednesday as forces loyal to Moscow struck a number of strategic locations, including the Donbas.   Men indicted for stealing Eagles' 'Hotel California' lyrics A Rock and Roll Hall of Fame curator and two other men have been indicted in New York for stealing and conspiring to sell the Eagles' original, handwritten lyrics to songs from the album "Hotel California."   HHS guidance says pharmacies must dispense contraceptives, abortion medication The Biden administration issued guidance to the country's pharmacies Wednesday, warning them that they risk violating federal civil rights laws if they decline to fill orders for contraceptives or abortion medication.   Family opts for open casket for funeral of Jayland Walker, shot 60 times by police The family of Jayland Walker, who was shot up to 60 times while running away from police during a chase on June 27, decided to leave his casket open during viewing and a funeral in Ohio on Wednesday.   Amazon gave Ring camera footage to police without owners' consent 11 times Amazon gave Ring doorbell camera footage, without owners' consent, to police at least 11 times this year, according to a letter released by Sen. Ed Markey, D-Mass.   FDA authorizes emergency use for Novavax COVID-19 vaccine The Food and Drug Administration issued an emergency use authorization for the protein-based Novavax COVID-19 Vaccine, Adjuvanted for people 18 years and older.   Astronomers detect fast radio burst with rare heartbeat-like pulse Astronomers have detected a fast radio burst billions of light-years from Earth that is 1,000 times longer than average and has a periodic, repeating pattern akin to a heartbeat, according to a study published Wednesday.   Dow falls 208 points as investors react to June inflation report The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 208 points after the Labor Department released its consumer price index, showing inflation rose at the highest rate since November 1981.   Survivors of mass shootings push for 'real change' in rally at U.S. Capitol Families and survivors impacted by recent mass shootings across the country marched to the U.S. Capitol to demand lawmakers pass a ban on assault weapons saying "enough is enough."   In photos: March Fourth rally to ban assault weapons Participants in the March Fourth rally demonstrate outside the Senate office buildings, calling for additional action to stop gun violence at the Capitol in Washington, D.C. on July 13, 2022. March Fourth is a group founded for mass shooting survivors as well as their families that organizes demonstrations.   Sunak tops first round of Britain's Conservative Party voting; Hunt, Zahawi booted from ballot Rishi Sunak, Boris Johnson's former chancellor of the exchequer, topped the Conservative Party's ballot to select a new leader in the first round of voting Wednesday.   Preemies who receive mother's own milk may do better in school, study says Seven-year-olds who began life as preterm infants had stronger academic performance and fewer attention-deficit/hyperactivity symptoms if they got maternal milk in early life, a study released Wednesday said.   Secret Service agent returns from Israel after incident in Jerusalem A U.S. Secret Service agent who was detained by Israeli authorities after an incident ahead of President Joe Biden's trip returned to the United States on Monday, officials said.   Annual death toll from lightning strikes hits 6 after string of fatalities A string of lightning-related fatalities across the United States over the past two weeks has increased the yearly death toll to six.   Sri Lanka protesters storm offices of Acting President Ranil Wickremesinghe Sri Lankan protesters on Wednesday stormed the offices of Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, who's now the country's acting leader, after President Gotabaya Rajapaksa fled the country.   DJ Tim Westwood accused of having sex with 14 year-old girl British disc jockey Tim Westwood is facing new allegations of sexual misconduct after a woman claimed he had sex with her when she was 14 and he was in his 30s, according to an investigation by BBC News and the Guardian.   Watch: 'American Horror Stories' trailer introduces Season 2 cast "American Horror Stories" will feature Denis O'Hare, Alicia Silverstone, Bella Thorne and other stars in Season 2 of the FX series.   In photos: This week in Washington for the week of July 11, 2022 President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden host the first White House congressional picnic since 2019 and the House Jan. 6 committee holds a seventh public hearing among the highlights in Washington for the week of July 11, 2022.   In photos: Protesters storm prime minister's office in Sri Lanka Demonstrators storm the Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremasinghe's office in Colombo, demanding his resignation, after President Gotabaya Rajapaksa fled the country amid an economic crisis on July 13, 2022.   In photos: U.S. President Joe Biden visits Israel U.S. President Joe Biden makes his 10th visit to Israel -- his first as president -- where he toured missile defense systems near Tel Aviv and visited the Hall of Remembrance at the Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial Museum in Jerusalem on July 13, 2022.   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Gas Prices, a Big Inflation Factor, Are Coming Down SharplyA four-week decline has offered some relief to drivers. Weather, war and demand will influence how long the decline lasts.   Inflation Soared in June, Pinching Consumers and Challenging PolicymakersPrices climbed 9.1 percent from a year earlier, ramping up pressure on the Federal Reserve to continue raising interest rates. Biden, Battered at Home, Basks in Unvarnished Praise in IsraelThe U.S. president, on the first day of a trip to the Mideast, received the sort of rapturous welcome he can only dream about in Washington. Biden Adopts ‘No Handshake’ Covid Policy, but Not for LongA virus subvariant provided a reason to “reduce contact” before a potentially fraught encounter with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia. The plan quickly slipped away in Israel. Many American Voters Want to Upend System, Poll FindsDesire for structural changes cuts across both parties, a Times/Siena College poll found, but for starkly different reasons. Even Democrats now question if the government is a force for good. How Ray Epps Became the Victim of a Jan. 6 Conspiracy TheoryRay Epps became the unwitting face of an attempt by pro-Trump forces to promote the baseless idea that the F.B.I. was behind the attack on the Capitol. Jan. 6 Panel Will Turn Over Evidence on Fake Electors to the Justice Dept.The department has asked the House committee investigating the Capitol attack to share transcripts regarding the false electors scheme, the only topic it has broached with the panel. Elite Colleges’ Quiet Fight to Favor Alumni ChildrenColleges like Yale and Harvard give a boost to legacy applicants. But with affirmative action under attack, that tradition may become harder to defend. U.S. Tells Pharmacists Not to Withhold Pills That Can Cause AbortionNew Biden administration guidance warned that failing to dispense such drugs “may be discriminating” on the basis of sex or disability, citing other conditions that they can treat. Drug-Resistant Infections in Hospitals Soared During the Pandemic, C.D.C. SaysA new report says the havoc wrought by the coronavirus reversed gains made by health care facilities to combat deadly pathogens. What We Learned From the Webb Telescope’s First ImagesThere is a lot more universe out there to see than there was before the telescope launched, and there is so much more to explain. Trump: A Brat, but Not a ChildTrump should not escape responsibility for his self-imposed ignorance. The Dollar Has Muscled Higher While the Euro Lost GroundWhy? Part of the answer is interest rates. How I Became a Pathological LiarLying is part of the “etiquette of poverty.” What It Means to Raise an American Girl NowWhen straightforward progress no longer feels inevitable. Please Laugh About My Abortion With MeAmid the grief over Roe v. Wade, comedy can be a coping mechanism. Modern Love Podcast: A Mother’s SecretHe always thought his father was the only one at fault. Until one day, deep into adulthood, his mother asked him if they could go on a walk. Brittney Griner and the Limits of American PowerFor Griner, and other Americans held prisoner overseas, the road home may be long, and slow. Online Shopping Is Bananas ConfusingHow much we buy online affects the whole economy, but right now there are lots of question marks. ‘Elvis’ vs. ElvisHow much do fantasy and imagination play into how we remember pop culture heroes? Suspect Is Arrested in Ohio After Rape of 10-Year-Old GirlThe case became a flash point in the abortion debate after the young victim was forced to travel out of state for the procedure. Dozens Unaccounted for After Storms Drench Southwest VirginiaMore than 4.5 inches of rain fell on Buchanan County, and dozens were unaccounted for in areas left inaccessible. Sri Lanka in Chaos as President Flees and Protesters Object to Interim LeaderPresident Gotabaya Rajapaksa fled, protesters angered by an economic meltdown overran the interim leader’s offices, and it was unclear who, if anyone, was in charge. Hundreds in Akron Mourn Jayland Walker After Police KillingProtesters have gathered regularly in downtown Akron since the death of Jayland Walker. The city has imposed a nightly curfew. Time Capsule of ’70s Los Angeles Beaches From Tod PapageorgeThe photographer, at age 82, is still making waves, with a show at the Danziger Gallery in Los Angeles that debuts a body of work from his past. More Recent Articles
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