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Police: Safeway shooter purchased firearms legally A gunman armed with an AR-15-style rifle and a shotgun who killed two people at an Oregon Safeway before turning one of the weapons on himself bought his firearms legally, authorities said Tuesday. Remains found in British well provide insight into Ashkenazi genetic 'bottleneck' Genome analysis of bodies found in a well in Norwich, Britain, provided insight into the start of a genetic "bottleneck" brought on by a repaid shrinking in the population of Ashkenazi Jews. NASA reschedules Artemis 1 launch to Saturday NASA announced it has rescheduled its Artemis 1 launch to Saturday after the historic mission to the moon was grounded Monday due to an engine problem. Pastor of Texas church placed on leave after messages with woman 'crossed a line' Matt Chandler, pastor at The Village Church in Texas, was placed on a leave of absence after elders said his Instagram messages with a woman who was not his wife -- although not romantic nor sexual -- "crossed a line." Biden vows to fund police, ban assault weapons in 'Safer America' speech President Joe Biden vowed to fund the police and ban assault weapons in a Pennsylvania speech promoting his "Safer America Plan" Tuesday, two days before he will give a nationally televised address in Philadelphia. NASA, ESA release new images of Phantom Galaxy New images jointly published by NASA and the European Space Agency show the inner workings of Phantom Galaxy, M74. Former Soviet Union President Mikhail Gorbachev dead at 91 Mikhail Gorbachev, the president of the former Soviet Union, has died. He was 91 years old. Australian man at center of podcast found guilty of killing wife in 1982 An Australian man at the center of a well-known international crime podcast, was found guilty of murdering his former wife 40 years ago. Solomon Islands blocks all naval visits after U.S., British ships denied entry Solomon Islands has issued a temporary moratorium on all naval ships after failing to grant access in a timely manner to U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Oliver Henry and British ship HMAS Spey on Aug. 20. Dow drops 308 points as markets fall for third straight session The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 308 points on Tuesday as U.S. markets fell for the third consecutive session. Look: Officer rescues skunk with head stuck in peanut butter jar Authorities in the Canadian capital came to the rescue of a skunk spotted wandering in traffic with a peanut butter jar stuck over its head. Deaf dog rescued from 100-foot ravine in California Animal rescuers in California came to the assistance of a deaf dog that fell 100 feet down a ravine near his family's property. NASA repairs issue with Voyager 1 space probe Engineers with NASA have repaired an issue with the space agency's Voyager 1 spacecraft, but have yet to identify the cause of the problem, officials confirmed on Tuesday. Escaped goat visits South Carolina elementary school Animal services officers responded to a South Carolina elementary school when students encountered an unusual prospective pupil: a runaway goat. Biden administration announces measures to combat monkeypox The White House announced Tuesday new steps to combat the monkeypox outbreak and protect the people who are most at risk of contracting the virus. Michigan man wins $100,000 in lottery drawing he unknowingly entered A Michigan man won a $100,000 jackpot from a second chance lottery drawing without even being aware that he had entered. China's Shenzhen enters new four-day lockdown over COVID-19 outbreak China's "Silicon Valley" manufacturing hub ordered new lockdowns, shutting down the world's largest electronics market in the southern city of Shenzhen in response to a new outbreak of COVID-19 cases. Canada invokes 1977 treaty to keep Enbridge Line 5 oil flowing Canada has invoked a 1977 treaty for a second time in less than a year to force the United States to negotiate to keep the Enbridge Line 5 pipeline open or face "significant" economic damage if it shuts down. Bianca Andreescu blames Nike for windblown skirt at U.S. Open, apologizes Canada's Bianca Andreescu blamed sponsor Nike for a problem with her skirt, saying it impacted shots in her first-round match against Harmony Tan of France on Monday at U.S Open tennis tournament. Iranian ship tried to capture unmanned drone in gulf, Navy says An attempt by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy to capture an unmanned drone was foiled by the U.S. Navy, according to a statement. In photos: Notable Deaths of 2022 South African actress Charlbi Dean, hall of Fame quarterback Len Dawson, director Wolfgang Petersen, actress Anne Heche, Japanese fashion designer Issey Miyake, singer Olivia Newton-John, author David McCullough, Los Angeles Dodgers announcer Vin Scully, NBA Hall of Famer Bill Russell, "Star Trek" actress Nichelle Nichols, actor Paul Sorvino, socialite Ivana Trump, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and comedian Gilbert Gottfried are among the notable deaths of 2022. Charlbi Dean, star of 'Triangle of Sadness,' dies at 32Hiring declined, fewer workers quit in July, gov't report says Hiring declined in July and fewer people quit their jobs, according to a report Tuesday from the Labor Department. Job openings changed little from the month before. COVID-19's rising toll: infant head trauma in France, domestic abuse in Japan Abusive infant head trauma in Paris and domestic violence in Japan both increased during the pandemic, showing the unintended consequences of trying to contain COVID-19 on society's most vulnerable members. |
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L. Lin Wood, a Trump Ally, Is Called to Testify in Election-Meddling InquiryMr. Wood said he would appear before the special grand jury in Atlanta. Mikhail Gorbachev, Reformist Soviet Leader, Is Dead at 91Adopting principles of glasnost and perestroika, he weighed the legacy of seven decades of Communist rule and set a new course, presiding over the end of the Cold War and the dissolution of the U.S.S.R. A Reporter’s Memories of Gorbachev, and That Pizza Hut CommercialAnatoly Kurmanaev, a New York Times reporter, recalls a childhood forever changed by a man with a distinctive birthmark. Russia’s Occupation of Nuclear Plant Gives Moscow a New Way to IntimidatePresident Vladimir V. Putin of Russia appears to be using the facility to scare Ukraine’s leaders and warn the West to stay out of the conflict. Russia begins shutting down natural gas flows to Germany again.Gazprom said the Nord Stream 1 pipeline would undergo three days of maintenance, raising worries about a complete shutdown of Russian gas deliveries to Germany. Death in Navy SEAL Training Exposes a Culture of Brutality, Cheating and DrugsThe elite force’s selection course is so punishing that few make it through, and many of those who do resort to illicit tactics. Mississippi Governor Declares Emergency Over Drinking Water CrisisIn Jackson, residents have long contended with boil-water notices and service disruptions. But now, officials say, the system has been pushed to the brink. Lockdowns in China, and North Korea, Deal Double Blow to Bridge CityShenyang, in China’s northeast, was a hub for North Korean workers and a launchpad for visits to Pyongyang. Covid restrictions have battered its economy. Humpback Whales Pass Their Songs Across OceansWhales share songs from Australia to Ecuador, scientists have found, suggesting a remarkably fast cultural evolution. U.S. Will Set Aside Monkeypox Vaccines in New Equity ProgramWhite House officials said an “equity intervention pilot” will get more doses to communities that have been left behind in the nation’s inoculation campaign. Why Many Americans Turned on Anthony FauciA science worth following must lead. Europe’s Gonna Party Like It’s 1979Sometimes you just can’t let markets rip. This Is the Other Way That History EndsA once-scholarly discipline courts irrelevance in its desperate bid for relevance. Bill Barr Made the Decision to Clear Trump, and That Should Still Frighten UsThe ability to investigate future high-level wrongdoing in the executive branch is at stake. What It’s Like to Have Face BlindnessWhen you can’t rely on facial recognition, you look beyond the obvious. Why I Changed My Mind on Student Debt ForgivenessOur current system of student loans and college funding is at odds with what we hope to achieve by encouraging people to go to college. The Book That Explains Our Cultural StagnationArt has gotten so boring. W. David Marx knows why. Where to Host Your Birthday in NYCHere’s where to host a group birthday dinner, whether it’s a park hang or an all-out fete. Why Pakistan Was Hit So Hard By FloodsFloods have killed at least 1,100 and submerged about a third of the country. We explain the factors making it so bad. Introducing ‘The Run-Up,’ a Politics Podcast from The New York TimesThe midterm elections are usually a referendum on the party in power. This year, they’re about so much more. Biden Calls Out G.O.P. on Guns, Crime and ‘Sickening’ Attacks on the F.B.I.President Biden took what have been political vulnerabilities for the White House — policing and rising crime — and portrayed them as strengths ahead of the congressional elections in November. Washington Post’s Business Struggles as Frustrations MountWith digital subscriptions and digital advertising revenue stagnating, the company is on a pace to lose money this year. West Point Has a K.K.K. Plaque Mounted Above Entrance to Science HallA special congressional commission that recommends the removal of Confederate symbols at U.S. military sites flagged the bronze plaque in a new report. Ayo Edebiri and Her Dog Gromit Go to the BookstoreA morning out in Los Angeles with the surprise star of “The Bear” and her Chihuahua mix. More Recent Articles
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A gunman armed with an AR-15-style rifle and a shotgun who killed two people at an Oregon Safeway before turning one of the weapons on himself bought his firearms legally, authorities said Tuesday.
Genome analysis of bodies found in a well in Norwich, Britain, provided insight into the start of a genetic "bottleneck" brought on by a repaid shrinking in the population of Ashkenazi Jews.
NASA announced it has rescheduled its Artemis 1 launch to Saturday after the historic mission to the moon was grounded Monday due to an engine problem.
Matt Chandler, pastor at The Village Church in Texas, was placed on a leave of absence after elders said his Instagram messages with a woman who was not his wife -- although not romantic nor sexual -- "crossed a line."
President Joe Biden vowed to fund the police and ban assault weapons in a Pennsylvania speech promoting his "Safer America Plan" Tuesday, two days before he will give a nationally televised address in Philadelphia.
New images jointly published by NASA and the European Space Agency show the inner workings of Phantom Galaxy, M74.
Mikhail Gorbachev, the president of the former Soviet Union, has died. He was 91 years old.
An Australian man at the center of a well-known international crime podcast, was found guilty of murdering his former wife 40 years ago.
Solomon Islands has issued a temporary moratorium on all naval ships after failing to grant access in a timely manner to U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Oliver Henry and British ship HMAS Spey on Aug. 20.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 308 points on Tuesday as U.S. markets fell for the third consecutive session.
Authorities in the Canadian capital came to the rescue of a skunk spotted wandering in traffic with a peanut butter jar stuck over its head.
Animal rescuers in California came to the assistance of a deaf dog that fell 100 feet down a ravine near his family's property.
Engineers with NASA have repaired an issue with the space agency's Voyager 1 spacecraft, but have yet to identify the cause of the problem, officials confirmed on Tuesday.
Animal services officers responded to a South Carolina elementary school when students encountered an unusual prospective pupil: a runaway goat.
The White House announced Tuesday new steps to combat the monkeypox outbreak and protect the people who are most at risk of contracting the virus.
A Michigan man won a $100,000 jackpot from a second chance lottery drawing without even being aware that he had entered.
China's "Silicon Valley" manufacturing hub ordered new lockdowns, shutting down the world's largest electronics market in the southern city of Shenzhen in response to a new outbreak of COVID-19 cases.
Canada has invoked a 1977 treaty for a second time in less than a year to force the United States to negotiate to keep the Enbridge Line 5 pipeline open or face "significant" economic damage if it shuts down.
Canada's Bianca Andreescu blamed sponsor Nike for a problem with her skirt, saying it impacted shots in her first-round match against Harmony Tan of France on Monday at U.S Open tennis tournament.
An attempt by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy to capture an unmanned drone was foiled by the U.S. Navy, according to a statement.
South African actress Charlbi Dean, hall of Fame quarterback Len Dawson, director Wolfgang Petersen, actress Anne Heche, Japanese fashion designer Issey Miyake, singer Olivia Newton-John, author David McCullough, Los Angeles Dodgers announcer Vin Scully, NBA Hall of Famer Bill Russell, "Star Trek" actress Nichelle Nichols, actor Paul Sorvino, socialite Ivana Trump, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and comedian Gilbert Gottfried are among the notable deaths of 2022.
South African actor Charlbi Dean has died at the age of 32.
Hiring declined in July and fewer people quit their jobs, according to a report Tuesday from the Labor Department. Job openings changed little from the month before.
Abusive infant head trauma in Paris and domestic violence in Japan both increased during the pandemic, showing the unintended consequences of trying to contain COVID-19 on society's most vulnerable members. 
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