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Mayor Adams’ admin approves permit for Saudi-tied tournament at Trump’s NYC golf course New York City Mayor Eric Adams' administration has approved a permit allowing a tournament sponsored by the government of Saudi Arabia to be held at a Bronx golf course managed by former President Donald Trump's company.     New Mexico man indicted, New York man pleads guilty in separate cases for supporting ISIS A New Mexico man was arrested Friday for trying to help the Islamic State terrorist group while a New York man pleaded guilty in a separate case for planning a knife attack on behalf of ISIS, the Justice Department said.   U.S. Secret Service has seized over $1.4B in fraudulent COVID-19 relief The U.S. Secret Service announced Friday that it has seized more than $1.4 billion in fraudulently obtained COVID-19 relief funds since 2020 after its latest haul of $286 million.   Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis suspends 4 elected school board members after Parkland report Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Friday he suspended four members of the Broward County School Board on the recommendation of a grand jury impaneled to examine school safety issues after the Parkland school shooting.   Alex Jones accused of transferring millions to himself while declaring bankruptcy In a court filing Thursday, victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School accused Alex Jones of transferring millions of dollars to himself and relatives, to avoid compensating the families who have sued him.   U.S., China sign agreement for Chinese company audits The U.S. and China struck a deal that would allow American accounting regulators to inspect China-based audits and possibly prevent numerous Chinese companies from being kicked off American stock exchanges.   Stocks plunge after Powell's hawkish comments on inflation Stocks plunged Friday after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said that the Fed would continue to hike interest rates until inflation returns to a healthy level.   Little Leaguer who fell from bunk bed undergoes successful skullcap surgery Easton Oliverson, the 12-year-old Utah boy who sustained head injuries from a bunk bed fall while with his team at the Little League World Series, had successful surgery Friday to repair his skullcap, his family said.   Watch: Deer wanders into Dollar General store in Michigan A surprised shopper at a Dollar General store in Michigan captured video of an unusual fellow customer browsing the aisles -- a deer.   Misophonia may cause 1 in 5 people to feel angry, disgusted by sounds As many as 1 in 5 people are affected by misophonia, according to new research into the disorder in which common sounds ranging from chewing to finger tapping cause extreme feelings of anger and disgust.   Virginia man jokes to wife about winning the lottery, scores big jackpot A Virginia man who promised to call his wife if he won the lottery said he had to do some convincing when the time came to tell her about his $227,037 jackpot.   Turkish pop star Gulsen jailed over on-stage joke about religious schools Turkish pop star Gulsen has been jailed for comments she made on stage regarding Imam Hatip religious schools. She faces charges of allegedly "inciting hatred."   Sen. Marsha Blackburn is latest U.S. politician to visit Taiwan Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., became the latest U.S. lawmaker to visit Taiwan, meeting President Tsai Ing-Wen on Friday in Taipei.   Company offering dog owners $150 to get a canine tattoo A pet supply company is offering to pay $150 to 100 people willing to get tattoos of their own dogs.   EPA rule would designate PFAS 'forever chemicals' as hazardous substances The U.S. EPA is proposing that PFAS -- the so-called "forever chemicals" -- be designated as hazardous under the Superfund law.   Pakistan declares emergency as flooding displaces millions The government of Pakistan declared an emergency on Friday, amid heavy flooding that has killed hundreds of people so far.   Bald eagle turns heads at North Carolina airport's TSA checkpoint Travelers at a North Carolina airport were treated to an unusual scene when security screeners examined an unusual passenger -- a bald eagle.   Capitol rioter sentenced to 3.5 years in prison for assault with Trump flag A Pennsylvania man was sentenced to 46 months in prison Friday for assaulting law enforcement officers with a Trump flag and using a Trump billboard as a battering ram during the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.   In photos: Tennis stars arrive for U.S. Open 2022 in New York Tennis players from around the world start arriving in New York for the annual U.S. Open. The tournament runs August 29-September 11, 2022, at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.   Watch: White python on the loose in Pennsylvania city Police in a Pennsylvania city are warning the public to be on the lookout for a white python that escaped while out for a walk.   Watch: Utah couple's height difference earns them Guinness World Record A married couple from Utah earned a Guinness World Records title for their 2-foot, 9.44-inch height difference.   Peacock to launch virtual 'Docfest' with weekly documentary premieres Peacock announced Friday that it will be launching a virtual documentary showcase that will feature a number of original TV titles.   President Joe Biden recognizes 13 killed in attack on Kabul Airport 1 year ago President Joe Biden said Friday that the Pentagon is keeping pressure on terrorist networks in Afghanistan on the one-year anniversary of a terrorist attack at Kabul Airport that killed 13 U.S. service members.   U.S. Open tennis: Raducanu-Collins, Shapovalov-Rublev potential big early matches Emma Raducanu and Danielle Collins could star in a potential big early matchup at the 2022 U.S. Open, with main draw play for the hard-court Grand Slam starting Monday in Flushing, N.Y.   Affidavit: Donald Trump home search spurred by indications of classified records, obstruction The Justice Department on Friday released a partly redacted search warrant affidavit that lays out why FBI agents showed up at former President Donald Trump's Florida home this month looking for classified materials.   More than a decade in the making, NASA's Artemis 1 launch is first step back to the moon When NASA's Artemis I mission lifts off from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Monday, it will mark a major step forward for the space agency that will have been 12 years in the making.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Trump Inquiry Fueled in Part by Concern Over Intelligence SourcesDocuments related to the work of clandestine sources are some of the most sensitive and protected in the government. F.B.I. agents found some in boxes retrieved from Donald J. Trump’s home.   Ukraine Weighs a Risky Offensive to Break Out of a StalemateBoth Russia and Ukraine are preparing for a protracted standoff, but Ukraine has greater incentive to try to avoid it. Stocks Plunge After Fed Chair Warns of ‘Pain’ From Inflation FightThe S&P 500 fell 3.4 percent, its worst daily showing since mid-June, after the Federal Reserve chair spoke about the path ahead for monetary policy. Affirmative Action Was Banned at Two Top Colleges. They Say They Need It.As a Supreme Court case on college admissions nears, the California and Michigan university systems say their efforts to build diverse classes have hardly worked. Biden Gave In to Pressure on Student Debt Relief After Months of DoubtAt the White House and aboard Air Force One, advocates of debt cancellation made a sustained push to win over the president, who feared the plan would be seen as a giveaway to the privileged. White House Snaps Back at Twitter Critics of Student Loan ReliefIn an aggressive turn, the normally staid @WhiteHouse account itemized hundreds of thousands of dollars in pandemic-related debt relief given to U.S. House members who criticized the Biden plan. A Child Has Monkeypox in New York City, Officials SayFederal officials are “cautiously optimistic” as monkeypox cases decline, even as health officials announced the first pediatric case in New York City. This Is Not the Monkeypox That Doctors Thought They KnewThe patients turning up at clinics often have a range of symptoms that are not typical of the infection. Some of the infected seem to have no symptoms at all. Riders Catch a Little Too Much Air on a Detroit SlideThe Giant Slide in Belle Isle Park was briefly closed because it was sending children airborne. “The waxing was a little robust,” a state parks official said. What the Redacted Affidavit Shows in the Trump Mar-a-Lago CaseThe government doesn’t get to pick and choose which documents to defend based on politics. Donald Trump Is Not Above the LawProsecuting a former president is an unprecedented but necessary step to protect American democracy. Not the Win We Wanted, but a Win NonethelessBiden’s plan for student loan forgiveness is an important step forward. Wonking Out: Europe and the Economics of BlackmailWhen trade endangers national security. The Way to Slow Climate Change Is as Close as Your City Hall or School BoardThe public must make the transition from green consumers to green citizens. Are You Even Fun? A Mostly Unscientific Quiz.Do you live on the edge of chaos, or is quietly people watching your idea of a good time? Are you doing it for the gram or for the actual fun of it? Maternal Instinct Is a Myth That Men CreatedThe idea that women arrive at motherhood prepared for the job continues to wreak damage. Can new science help us to let it go? Democrats Might Get Exceptionally Lucky This Fall, and They Should Be Ready for ThatIf Schumer and Pelosi maintain their majorities, what’s the agenda? Jared Kushner’s Soulless Memoir and More: The Week in Narrated ArticlesFive articles from around The Times, narrated just for you. What the Champions League Is LackingEurope’s richest competition offers the best of what soccer can deliver. But the World Cup still has something it can’t match. DeSantis Suspends 4 Elected School Board Members After Report on ParklandA grand jury report found the board members had engaged in “acts of incompetence and neglect of duty,” but an ousted member called the governor’s move “political retribution.” Mariners Sign Julio Rodriguez to Extension Worth at Least $210 MillionAt 21, Julio Rodríguez talks, and plays, like one of the best players in the game. His new deal with the Mariners could pay him as much as $470 million. Fernando Tatis Jr.’s Reasons for Positive Drug Test a StretchThe Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. said he tested positive for a banned steroid after innocently using a cream to treat a skin problem. There are several reasons to question his story. The Dugong ‘Sea Cow’ Has Vanished from China’s Waters, Study SaysThe study said the dugong, a vegetarian mammal that ranges across Asia and Africa, has essentially vanished from the country’s coastline. The Health Benefits of Chia SeedsChia seeds are back (again) — and nutritionists and doctors say there are good reasons for it. Catching Up With ‘Star Trek,’ the Quiet FranchiseMarvel and “Star Wars” make more noise, but “Trek” cruises along with five current series. (Pro tip: Don’t sleep on the animated shows.) More Recent Articles
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