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President Joe Biden says U.S. killed top al-Qaeda leader in drone strike The United States has killed top al-Qaeda leader, Ayman al-Zawahiri, in Kabul, Afghanistan in a drone strike, President Joe Biden said in remarks Monday.     U.S. to ship another $550M security package to Ukraine The United States on Monday announced it was shipping Ukraine an additional $550 million in weapons to aid the war-torn country in its fight against Russia.   University of West Georgia professor charged with murder of incoming freshman A former professor at the University of West Georgia was denied bond Monday after he was arrested for allegedly shooting and killing an incoming freshman.   Watch: First shipment of Ukrainian grain leaves port in Odessa, heads to Lebanon For the first time since Russia invaded Ukraine over five months ago, a commercial ship loaded with grain has left Ukraine's southwestern port city of Odessa, officials said Monday.   Bipartisan senators introduce bill to guarantee abortion rights A bipartisan group of senators has introduced the Reproductive Freedom For All Act that would codify abortion rights and contraception access after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.   82 companies sign briefs supporting Harvard, UNC in affirmative action Supreme Court cases More than 80 corporations on Monday offered their support to Harvard and the University of North Carolina in Supreme Court cases challenging their consideration of race in admissions.   Braves sign 3B Austin Riley to $212M extension The Atlanta Braves signed All-Star Austin Riley to a $212 million extension, keeping the third baseman under contract through the 2033 season, the team announced Monday.   VP Kamala Harris outlines $1 billion in federal aid for climate resiliency Vice President Kamala Harris traveled to South Florida on Monday to announce more than $1 billion in federal funding to improve infrastructure nationwide to increase resiliency to excessive heat and climate change.   Yankees trade for Athletics pitchers Montas, Trivino The New York Yankees acquired right-handed pitchers Frankie Montas and Lou Trivino as part of a trade with the Oakland Athletics, the teams announced Monday.   First man convicted for role in Jan. 6 Capitol attack sentenced to 7 years in prison A federal judge on Monday sentenced the first defendant to be put on trial for involvement in the Jan. 6 attack at the U.S. Capitol last year to seven years in prison.   Padres trade for Brewers All-Star pitcher Josh Hader The San Diego Padres acquired All-Star relief pitcher Josh Hader through a five-player trade with the Milwaukee Brewers, the teams announced Monday.   All women 40-60 should have weight counseling, coalition urges A new guideline unveiled Monday by an influential coalition calls for weight counseling for all women ages 40 to 60,   Dow falls 46 points as markets snap three-day winning streak The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 46.73 points Monday as U.S. markets snapped a three-day winning streak in the first day of trading for August.   U.S. sanctions UAE-based companies, China for allegedly shipping Iranian oil President Joe Biden's administration on Monday issued sanctions targeting companies based in the United Arab Emirates, China and Singapore for helping ship Iranian oil to east Asia.   USDA declares salmonella an 'adulterant' in breaded chicken The U.S. Department of Agriculture took new steps to protect against salmonella in poultry by declaring the bacteria an "adulterant" in breaded and stuffed raw chicken products.   Smartphones, other digital devices may help improve memory skills A new study suggests that smartphones and other digital devices may help improve memory skills, perhaps allaying worries that overuse of technology might make people lazy or forgetful.   Travis Scott to headline September nightclub residency in Las Vegas Rapper Travis Scott has announced that he will be headlining an upcoming nightclub residency for seven shows in Las Vegas, starting in September.   Some marijuana smokers seem to have fewer nasal problems The study of nearly 2,300 U.S. adults found that while cigarette smokers were often plagued by nasal problems, the same did not hold true for regular marijuana users.   Lyons Magnus voluntarily recalls nutritional drinks over potential contamination Protein shake maker Lyons Magnus is voluntarily recalling 53 of its nutritional and beverage products because they could be contaminated.   Earth spun faster June 29, causing shortest day since 1960s The Earth spun faster around its axis on June 29, making it the shortest day since the planet's rotation began being measured with atomic clocks in the 1960s.   Watch: Black bear enters Connecticut home, raids snacks from kitchen A Connecticut man doing yard work at his home went inside for a drink and found a black bear snacking in his kitchen.   Watch: British comedy series 'Everything I Know About Love' to debut on Peacock British comedy-drama "Everything I Know About Love" will premiere on Peacock starting Aug. 25, the network announced Monday.   Rapper Mystikal held without bond on sexual misconduct charges Louisiana authorities are holding rapper Michael Tyler, best known by his stage name Mystikal, on several sexual misconduct charges without bond after responding to an assault over the weekend.   Watch: Mamamoo's Hwasa, Loco share 'Lemon' live video K-pop stars Hwasa and Loco released a special video for their collaborative track "Lemon."   Watch: Disco dance with 598 participants breaks world record in England Organizers of a festival in England broke a Guinness World Record by gathering nearly 600 people to dance simultaneously to disco music.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Ayman al-Zawahri, Top Qaeda Leader, Killed in U.S. Drone StrikeThe strike, carried out over the weekend, was the first attack since American forces left Afghanistan last year.   Ayman al-Zawahri, Killed at 71, Led a Life of Secrecy and ViolenceA radicalized Egyptian physician, he was regarded as the intellectual spine of Osama bin Laden’s terrorist organization, and ran it after Bin Laden was killed in 2011. First Capitol Rioter to Face Trial Gets 7 Years, Longest Sentence So FarGuy Wesley Reffitt was convicted in March on five counts in a case viewed as a test for the Justice Department. Democrats Seek Testimony on Secret Service Texts, Alleging Cover-UpThe leaders of two House committees told the Department of Homeland Security’s inspector general that they had developed “grave new concerns over your lack of transparency and independence.” To Slow World Hunger, It Will Take More Than Ukrainian Grain ExportsThe departure of a grain-filled vessel from Odesa was hailed as a victory against global hunger. But experts say the crisis is so big that no single advance can reverse it. What Remote Work Debate? They’ve Been Back at the Office for a While.Cubicles are largely empty in downtown San Francisco and Midtown Manhattan, but workers in America’s midsize and small cities are back to their commutes. In Kentucky, More Rain Complicates Recovery as Death Toll RisesDays after floods ravaged the eastern part of the state, the governor said that hundreds of people remained unaccounted for. Democrats’ Climate Deal Isn’t Done Yet. Here Are the Remaining Hurdles.An agreement with Senator Joe Manchin III of West Virginia salvaged a key piece of President Biden’s agenda. But Democrats still have a few crucial steps to take before it becomes law. Manchin Won a Pledge From Democrats to Finish a Contested PipelineTo cement the senator’s support for a climate and tax package, party leaders promised to pass a law to complete the line and to prioritize some other fossil fuel projects. How the U.S. Let 20 Million Monkeypox Vaccine Doses ExpireAt the start of the monkeypox outbreak the U.S. stockpile contained just 2,400 doses of vaccine, a far cry from the more than 20 million it once held. Bill Russell’s Words Were Worth the WaitIn wit and wisdom, Russell left an impression with his gravelly voice. “It wasn’t like he tried to impress you with big words,” said one recipient of his advice. Why Pelosi’s Visit to Taiwan Is Utterly RecklessThe timing could not be worse. The Ukraine war is not over. Liz Cheney Is Prepared to Lose Power, and It ShowsThe meaning, and cost, of going against Donald Trump. Can Inflation Reduction Save the Planet?This bill just might catalyze a crucial energy transition. The Fantasy of Brexit Britain Is OverThe country is being cut down to size. Maybe Joe Biden Knows Joe Manchin Better Than We ThoughtThere is at least one person in politics who was not taken by surprise by the new climate and tax package. Fed Up With Democratic Emails? You’re Not the Only One.Hammering voters with breathless emails and apocalyptic messages is preventing Democrats from building a lasting political movement. J. Lo and Liz Cheney and UsI no longer believe that a woman’s decision to change her name signifies anything except what feels right to her. Supply-Side Economics Isn’t Just for Republicans AnymoreDemocrats are shaping their own version. California’s Smithfield Foods Meatpacking Plant in Vernon Is ClosingSmithfield Foods is shutting its factory in Vernon early next year. His Campaign Pitch? ‘No One Wants to Have a Beer With Me.’Adam Hollier, a Democratic House candidate in Michigan, has a self-effacing message for voters that reflects his life story. How Hot and Humid Singapore Is Trying to Cool Itself DownWith the help of a mobile cart named “Smarty,” researchers are trying to tackle the challenge of urban heat through a program that the government says could be a model for other countries. Deshaun Watson’s Suspension Will Test the N.F.L.’s Support for WomenThe N.F.L. must decide whether to uphold Watson’s six-game suspension or impose a more severe penalty. Its choice will speak volumes, writes our columnist. Gabino Iglesias, a Writer of Noir, Explores the Texas UnderworldIglesias arrived in Austin with $236 to his name. After being told his name had “too many vowels” for him to find success, he’s on the cusp of noir stardom. More Recent Articles
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