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Federal judge partially block's Idaho's abortion law A federal judge temporarily blocked part of Idaho's abortion "trigger" law following a challenge from the Justice Department which said it violated the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act.     DOJ releases memo advising Barr not to charge Trump of obstruction in Russia probe The Justice Department on Wednesday released a memo to Attorney General William Barr advising him not to charge President Donald Trump with obstruction of justice in a probe into Russian election interference.   Study finds pro-U.S. social media campaign targeting adversaries Facebook, Instagram and Twitter have cracked down on hundreds of social media accounts designed to spread United States' narratives in the Middle East and central Asia, according to a new report.   Lindsey Graham again seeks to block Georgia grand jury election probe appearance Sen. Lindsey Graham, R.-S.C., filed a new brief in court Wednesday, his latest attempt to avoid testifying in front of a special grand jury in Georgia.   Florida COVID-19 data whistleblower Rebekah Jones wins House primary, will face Rep. Matt Gaetz Ousted data scientist Rebekah Jones won Florida's first district Democratic U.S. House primary Tuesday. Jones claims she was fired during the pandemic for refusing to manipulate COVID-19 data to keep the state open.   Sacramento approves bans on camping along American River, other public spaces Sacramento County officials adopted a ban on camping on the American River Parkway and blocking city sidewalks and business entrances in an effort to crack down on homeless camps.   Apple likely to release new iPhone, Apple Watch at event on Sept. 7 Apple will hold a special event on Sept. 7 in the Steve Jobs Theater at its campus in Cupertino, Calif., where the multinational tech giant is widely expected to release the latest versions of its hardware.   'Aquaman,' 'Shazam!' sequels move to March, Christmas Warner Bros. shuffled some release dates for its DC Comics movies on Wednesday. "Shazam! Fury of the Gods" now opens in March and "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" moves to Christmas 2023.   Vote counting begins in close Angolan election Angola's ruling party could find itself out of power for the first time in nearly five decades as vote counting begins in one of the country's closest elections since a civil war two decades ago.   China declares emergency as heat, drought threaten crops, manufacturing A heat wave in China is threatening food production in that country, as high temperatures cause parts of the massive Yangtze River to dry up and threaten crops.   Russian missile attack kills 22 at Ukraine railway station on Independence Day A Russian missile strike killed at least 22 people and wounded 50 others at a railway station in central Ukraine as the country marked Independence Day and the six month anniversary of Russia's invasion.   Dow gains 59 points as markets rebound from three-day losing streak The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 59 points Wednesday as markets bounced back from a three-day losing streak.   In photos: Notable Deaths of 2022 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.   Watch: Firefighters help rescue kitten trapped in dashboard A Virginia fire department teamed up with animal care and control officers to rescue a kitten that became stuck inside the dashboard of a vehicle.   Look: Deer rescued from window well at Illinois home Firefighters in Illinois came to the rescue of a baby deer that fell into a home's basement window well and became trapped.   Missouri woman's last-minute purchase earns her a $7.5M lottery jackpot A Missouri woman won a $7.5 million lottery jackpot after changing her mind and buying a ticket just minutes before the drawing.   Rep. Scott Perry sues DOJ to block search of his cellphone Rep. Scott Perry, R-Pa., has filed a federal lawsuit in a bid to block the Justice Department from reviewing cellphone data seized during the execution of a warrant on Aug. 9.   In photos: Ukraine marks Independence Day amid war Ukraine quietly celebrates Independence Day on August 24, 2022, which also marks six months since the Russian invasion. Ukrainians in Kyiv visited captured Russian armored military vehicles displayed in the street and waved flags.   Israel PM Yair Lapid urges West to reject 'bad' nuclear deal with Iran Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid urged the United States and European Union to reject a pending nuclear agreement with Iran, calling it a bad deal and a violation of standards set by President Joe Biden.   Watch: Jenny Ortega learned fencing, cello for 'Wednesday' Netflix released a behind-the-scenes featurette for "Wednesday" showing Wednesday Addams actor Jenny Ortega practicing fencing and cello. It also included words from co-star Catherine Zeta-Jones and director Tim Burton.   Gunmakers settle civil lawsuit, agreeing to stop selling 'ghost gun' parts in NYC Ranier Arms agreed Wednesday to settle a civil lawsuit by agreeing to stop sales of so-called ghost gun parts in New York City. The agreement comes on the same day a federal new ghost gun law took effect.   Marlee Matlin to develop Holocaust limited series 'Signs of Survival' Actress Marlee Matlin is set to helm the upcoming limited series "Signs Of Survival: A Memoir Of The Holocaust," based on the book of the same name.   Two studies, one finding: Keep walking to prolong life Walking is a simple and easy exercise for the "oldest old," and strolling even one hour every week -- 10 minutes a day -- may help to prolong their lives, a new study says.   Attention kings and queens: Castle for sale in Michigan to live 'free from peasants' A multimillion-dollar castle -- complete with moat, draw bridge and dungeon -- is for sale in Oakland County, Mich., at a listing price of $2.5 million.   Florida Democrat Maxwell Frost on track to become first from Gen Z in Congress Generation Z candidate Maxwell Frost won his Democratic primary in Florida on Tuesday and this fall, he could become the first of his generation to have a seat in Congress.   Former Trump campaign co-chair in Alabama charged with sex abuse A former Alabama legislator who also served as state co-chair of Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign has been charged with first-degree sex abuse, police confirmed Wednesday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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California to Ban the Sale of New Gasoline CarsThe decision, to take effect by 2035, will very likely speed a wider transition to electric vehicles because many other states follow California’s standards.   Biden Announces $10,000 in Student Loan Debt ReliefThe debt forgiveness comes after months of deliberations in the White House over fairness and fears that the plan could make inflation worse ahead of the midterm elections. Who Qualifies For Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness PlanPresident Biden’s move means the student loan balances of millions of people could fall by as much as $20,000. This F.A.Q. explains how it will work. Defiant Under Russian Strikes, Ukrainians Celebrate a Nation ‘Reborn’At least 22 people were killed in a missile strike on a rail station in eastern Ukraine, officials said. Celebrating the country’s Independence Day, Ukrainian leaders urged resolve. The leader of the Russian Orthodox Church won’t meet the pope next month, a church official says.Democrats Sense a Shift in the Political Winds, but It May Not Be EnoughA series of strong special election showings, culminating in a New York win, have buoyed Democratic confidence, but a daunting map may still cost them the House. Growing Evidence Against a Republican WaveSince the fall of Roe v. Wade, it’s increasingly hard to see the once-clear signs of a G.O.P. advantage. N.Y. Special Election Shows Power of Abortion Debate to Move DemocratsPat Ryan, a Democrat, warns against “pulling our punches” on abortion and other issues during the midterm elections. In N.Y. Primaries, a Fight for the Democratic Party’s FutureThe party’s more moderate establishment declared victory, but a closer look reveals the battle for the soul of the party will grind on. Lindsey Graham Resists Testifying in Trump Investigation in GeorgiaThe senator from South Carolina is fighting efforts to force him to testify before a grand jury investigating election interference by Donald J. Trump and his allies. Memo Details Barr’s Justifications for Clearing Trump of ObstructionA document released by court order showed how in 2019, Justice Department lawyers argued that President Donald J. Trump had not illegally impeded the Russia investigation. Email Shows Early Tension Between Trump and National ArchivesThe archives reached out to lawyers for the former president less than four months after he left office last year seeking help in recovering missing material. Jury Awards Vanessa Bryant $16 Million in Suit Over Kobe Bryant Crash PhotosMs. Bryant had sued Los Angeles County over the sharing of photos of human remains from the helicopter crash that killed her husband, her daughter and seven others. Another plaintiff was awarded $15 million. Uvalde Fires School Police Chief, Pete Arredondo, Over ShootingThe chief, Pete Arredondo, had been criticized for waiting too long to rescue students and teachers trapped in two classrooms with the gunman. When Your Boss Is Crying, but You’re the One Being Laid OffExecutives are racing to let employees know that they’re not just empty suits. They’re humans, with emotions, which they’re now sharing more broadly. The Public Life of the Kardashians’ Private ChefChef K has worked with some of the biggest celebrities. Now she’s taking center stage. What Two Primaries Reveal About the Decline of Working-Class DemocratsCan Democrats effectively represent radically different constituencies within the party? Losing Your Neighborhood to Climate Change Is Sometimes NecessaryWhy Hurricane Harvey flooding victims struggled to imagine moving away from a place they called home even when their homes had just been destroyed. Can the C.D.C. Save Itself?After a damning internal review of its pandemic response, the agency will be reorganized. Seattle Shows We Can Do Better on HomelessnessSeattle has an innovative method to address the needs of the homeless and those of businesses and homeowners. You Graded My Grammar Essay. I Think I Got a B-Minus.The idea of hypercorrection struck a chord. Ending a sentence with a preposition? Not so much. The American West’s Haunting, Smoke-Filled FutureWildfire pollution is threatening the health gains of the Clean Air Act. Modi’s India Is Where Global Democracy DiesSeventy-five years after its founding, the world’s largest democracy is in peril. When It Comes to Eating Away at Democracy, Trump Is a WinnerHis drive to undermine faith in elections has proved strikingly successful. Matt Castelli’s Long-Shot Race to Defeat Elise StefanikJudge Halts Part of Idaho’s Abortion Ban, Saying It Violates Health LawThe preliminary injunction was a limited but significant victory for the Biden administration after the Justice Department sued Idaho this month. Mario Batali Settles 2 Sexual Misconduct LawsuitsThe celebrity chef has reached an agreement with two women who accused him of grabbing them in separate incidents in Boston. Yoga Chain Was a Criminal Enterprise That Reaped Millions, Prosecutors SayThe founders of Yoga to the People, a once wildly successful business that closed in 2020, are accused of concealing their income from the Internal Revenue Service for years. RM, BTS Leader, Embraces New Role: Art PatronThe BTS leader has been championing canonical artists from his native South Korea — studying their work, buying it and sometimes talking to it. “I feel like they’re watching me,” he said. More Recent Articles
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