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CUNY deletes article on university alumna who served on Johnny Depp’s legal team The City University of New York on Friday deleted an article from its newsletter to students celebrating an alumna of the school system who served on Johnny Depp's legal team.     Actress Anne Heche critically injured after her car crashed into a home Anne Heche, the prolific television and stage actress who also starred in the film Donnie Brasco, has been hospitalized in critical condition after her car crashed into a California home.   Third person dies after lightning strike near White House A third person has died after four people were hit by a lightning strike near the White House, police said Friday.   Oksana Pokalchuk resigns as head of Amnesty International in Ukraine Oksana Pokalchuk, the head of Amnesty International's office in Ukraine, has resigned from her post after a scandal over the human rights organization's criticism of the country's military amid its war with Russia.   U.S. gets first winter storm warning of the season While much of the United States is kicking off this weekend with heavy rain, extreme heat and even tornadoes, one area will experience the country's first winter storm warning of the season.   Pennsylvania house fire kills 10; neighbors report popping noise An early-morning fire in the eastern Pennsylvania town of Nescopeck killed 10 people Friday, state police said.   Jury says InfoWars' Alex Jones must pay $45.2M to Sandy Hook parents Infowars conspiracy theorist Alex Jones was penalized Friday by a Texas jury which said he must pay $45.2 million in punitive damages to parents of Sandy Hook shooting victim Jesse Lewis.   GOP selects Milwaukee to host 2024 RNC The Republican National Committee voted Friday to hold its 2024 convention in Milwaukee after Nashville -- the other contender to be host -- withdrew from consideration.   Indiana House passes abortion bill, companion with $200 tax refunds to taxpayers The Indiana House on Friday passed two bills -- one which outlaws nearly all abortions and the other which provides a $200 refund to taxpayers while also earmarking $75 million for social service programs for women.   Weather broadcast takes funny turn when forecaster discovers touch screen on live TV As ever-changing as technology is, it can still spring up on us at rather peculiar times. Even, it seems, on live television.   Watch: Bear gets trapped in Montana couple's car for nearly 8 hours A Montana couple said they are in the market for a new car after a bear entered their vehicle and ended up spending the night when the door closed behind the animal.   U.S. stocks make some gains in first week of August after jobs report The Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 stock indexes rounded out the first week of August trading with some gains after the release of the better-than-expected jobs report.   Watch: Fitness YouTubers do pull-ups from helicopter treads, break world record A pair of Netherlands fitness enthusiasts challenged themselves to perform pull-ups from the treads of a helicopter -- and one of them walked away with a Guinness World Records title.   Pentagon refuses National Guard aid for migrants bussed to D.C. The Pentagon has denied Washington, D.C., Mayor Murial Bowser's request to deploy the National Guard to assist with migrants being bussed into the nation's capital.   Former Chiefs star Jim Kearney reunited with Super Bowl ring lost at golf course A former player for the Kansas City Chiefs was reunited with his 1969 Super Bowl champion ring when a member of the public found it in a golf course parking lot.   Israel Gaza attack kills Palestinian militant commander, 5 year-old-girl Israel used multiple airstrikes Friday to hit Gaza, killing a senior leader of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad, a 5-year-old girl and at least eight others; 55 were wounded.   Goat that ran through Spanish city escapes a second time The goat that ran loose through the middle of a Spanish city before breaking into a jewelry store was taken to a farm -- where it escaped for a second time.   In photos: Highlights of the week in Washington for August 1, 2022 The U.S. Senate passed a bill to help veterans exposed to toxins from burn pits. President Joe Biden isolates with a rebound case of COVID-19, speaking remotely on a new bill to increase U.S. production of semiconductor chips and explaining and a counterterrorism operation that killed al-Qaida's top leader, among the highlights in Washington news for the week of August 1, 2022.   Trump PAC claiming to be 'election defense fund' paid $60,000 to Melania Trump designer Federal Elections Commission filings show former President Donald Trump's Save America PAC, claiming to be an "election defense fund, paid $60,000 to a fashion designer for Melania Trump.   In photos: Celebrity splits of 2022 Here's a look at celebrities who have split from their significant others or spouses in 2022.   Paul McCartney releases trio of solo albums as box set Three of Paul McCartney's iconic solo albums are now available to own as a single box set.   President Joe Biden still testing positive for COVID-19, feeling 'very well' President Joe Biden tested positive for COVID-19 Friday despite feeling "very well" one week after being diagnosed with a rebound case of the virus, his physician announced.   Toronto billboard offers a single stick of string cheese for trade A Canadian man who found a stick of string cheese in the refrigerator of his new home offered the snack up for trade with a large billboard ad in the middle of downtown Toronto.   Musk countersuit claims Twitter schemed to mislead investors about the company A countersuit against Twitter from Elon Musk accuses Twitter of misleading him about Twitter's true advertising base, leading Musk to try to get out of his $44 billion offer to buy Twitter.   Astrophysicists observe one of the most powerful short gamma-ray bursts ever The collision of two distant neutron stars released one of the most powerful short gamma-ray bursts ever recorded, according to Chile's Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array, or ALMA.   Perseid meteor shower peaks Aug. 12, but the full Moon may spoil the show The Perseid meteor shower, one of Earth's biggest, is set to peak with best viewing starting Aug. 11. NASA says the annual meteor shower will peak the next day, but this year the full Moon may interfere with visibility.   Watch: Alexander Skarsgård spoofs Werner Herzog in 'Documentary Now!' trailer Alexander Skrarsgård has joined the cast of Fred Armisen and Bill Hader's documentary spoof series "Documentary Now!"   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Jury Orders Alex Jones to Pay $45.2 Million in Sandy Hook CaseThe parents of a child killed in the school shooting were awarded the punitive damages at the conclusion of the defamation trial against the conspiracy theorist.   Indiana Governor Signs First Post-Roe Abortion BanThe law passed despite dividing Republicans. Some of them said the measure was too restrictive; others objected to limited exceptions for rape and incest. Democrats’ Long-Sought Plan for Lowering Drug Costs Is at HandEmpowering Medicare to negotiate prices directly with drug makers has been a Democratic goal for 30 years, one the pharmaceutical industry has fought ferociously. Progressives Embrace Climate and Tax Deal, Despite DisappointmentsLiberal Democrats who once demanded a far more ambitious plan appear ready to support a climate, health and tax package that could be their party’s last chance to enact some of its agenda. The Carried Interest Loophole Survives Another Political BattleThe latest effort to narrow the preferential tax treatment used by private equity executives failed after Senator Kyrsten Sinema objected. Good News on Jobs May Mean Bad News Later as Hiring Spree Defies FedEmployers hired rapidly and paid more in July, suggesting the Federal Reserve may have to remain aggressive in its effort to cool the economy. With Surge in July, U.S. Recovers the Jobs Lost in the PandemicThe increase of 528,000 outstripped expectations, and the gains were spread widely across industries. The jobless rate fell to 3.5 percent. Parkland Trial Reveals Depths of Families’ SorrowThe rare trial of a gunman in a mass shooting has underscored how massacres shatter families and communities over time. U.S. and Russia Ready to Negotiate Griner’s ReleaseThe countries’ top envoys made separate announcements after a meeting where they sat close together — without talking. The Humbling of CoinbaseIn just over a year, the United States’ largest cryptocurrency exchange went from a triumphant public offering to a “crypto winter” of cost cutting and layoffs. Review: ‘Shy,’ by Mary Rodgers and Jesse GreenThe daughter of Richard Rodgers, confidante of Stephen Sondheim and composer of “Once Upon a Mattress” holds nothing back in “Shy.” Bill Gates: A Clean Energy Future is in the Hands of CongressThe Inflation Reduction Act may be the single-most important piece of climate legislation in American history. For Alex Jones, a Moment of Truth in a Flood of LiesNothing about his apology merits forgiveness. It Was a Mistake to Let Kids Onto Social Media Sites. Here’s What to Do Now.Changing a law to raise the age requirement for social media use could empower parents. Private Equity Doesn’t Want You to Read ThisGovernment must do more to clip its wings. Is There a Cancer Cluster at Colonia High School?The complicated nature of cancer cluster investigations. The Case for LongtermismWe are living through an extraordinary and precarious chapter in humanity’s story. What Is It About Friendships That Is So Powerful?They not only make you happier; they can make you richer. I’m Taiwanese, and I Want to Thank Nancy PelosiTaiwan needs more leaders to stand with us against China. Welcome to Soccer’s Strangest SeasonThe World Cup will split seasons in two in much of the world, including the Premier League campaign that opens this weekend. What is revealed could be fascinating. Amid the Pandemic, the Rise of the Single-Issue Parent: The Week in Narrated ArticlesFive articles from around The Times, narrated just for you. Israel Hits Gaza, Prompting Rocket Barrage and Ending Relative CalmIn by far the biggest escalation of violence in Gaza since the end of a war in May 2021, Israeli airstrikes killed a militant leader and at least nine others, according to Palestinian officials. 10 Dead in Fast-Moving Pennsylvania Fire, Officials SayAmong those killed in the blaze, at a home in Nescopeck in the northeastern part of the state, were several relatives of a firefighter who was at the scene. France Faces ‘Most Severe’ Drought as Heat Persists in EuropeA lack of rain and a string of heat waves have caused devastating wildfires and left farmland parched in the country and much of the continent. Albert Woodfox, Survivor of 42 Years in Solitary Confinement, Dies at 75His term in solitary was perhaps the longest in American history. He described how he kept his sanity, and dignity, in an acclaimed memoir. Just 2 Minutes of Walking After a Meal Is Surprisingly Good for YouA new paper suggests that it takes far less exercise than was previously thought to lower blood sugar after eating. Premier League Preview: Has Arsenal Pulled It Together? Will United Fall Apart?Six contenders (more or less) and five story lines (plus a few extra) as the new season kicks off with everyone chasing Manchester City (again). More Recent Articles
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