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Hurricane Ian picks up strength, speed; expected to hit Carolina coast Friday Hurricane Ian continued to pick up speed and strength Thursday night, with forecasters expecting it to cause "life-threatening flooding, storm surge and strong winds" in the Carolinas on Friday. Police: Suspect arrested after 5 shot dead in Texas Police in the small Texas city of McGregor said a suspect was in custody after five people were shot and killed Thursday morning. Dept. of Education reverses course on some student loan forgiveness The Biden administration and the Department of Education rolled back some of its student debt relief program Thursday as some Republican states have issued legal challenges to the program. Stocks tumble amid tight labor market, hawkish Fed officials A tighter-than-expected labor market and hawkish Federal Reserve officials drove stocks down sharply Thursday to continue their decline after Wednesday's rally. Watch: Trapped bear released from SUV in New York town Environmental authorities in New York responded to a town in which a bear was found trapped inside of a vehicle. Look: Escaped peacocks rounded up in Arkansas parking lot Police in Arkansas were flagged down by bystanders to deal with an unusual situation -- a pair of peacocks wandering loose in a parking lot. Russian oligarch one of three charged for evading sanctions An American and two Russian citizens, including a billionaire industrialist, were charged with allegedly violating American sanctions imposed Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the Justice Department said Thursday. Watch: Loose pig evading capture in Alabama A large potbellied pig has been wandering Alabama neighborhoods for nearly a week, and local authorities and neighbors said the animal has eluded all capture attempts. Woman wins $162,826 lottery jackpot one day before her birthday A North Carolina woman bought a lottery ticket and ended up winning a $162,826 jackpot one day before her 68th birthday. Four plead guilty to defrauding U.S. Department of Education Four people created a sham university and then fraudulently obtained millions of dollars in federal financial aid for their own use, the Department of Justice announced Thursday. 13 dead from Hurricane Ian; President Joe Biden fears 'substantial loss of life' At least 13 people in Florida have been reported dead from Hurricane Ian, and President Joe Biden said Thursday that he fears a "substantial loss of life." Look: Escaped ball python found in Wyoming resident's garage Animal rescuers in Wyoming are trying to find the owner of a 2 1/2-foot ball python found curled up in a resident's garage. Scientists unveil first-ever 'atlas' describing links between fungi, cancers An international team of scientists on Thursday unveiled what they said is the first-ever "pan-cancer mycobiome atlas" that describes the links between fungi and 35 types of cancer. Hae Min Lee's family plans to appeal vacated murder conviction of Adnan Syed The family of Hae Min Lee, whose 1999 murder was examined in the first season of the hit podcast "Serial," intends to appeal the vacated conviction of Adnan Syed. Watch: Stray dog caught on camera trying to steal from toy store Security cameras at a toy store in Brazil were recording when a stray dog wandered into the business and attempted to steal a teddy bear. Mortgage rates rise for sixth straight week to nearly 7% Mortgage rates rose for the sixth straight week, with a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaging 6.7%, Freddie Mac announced Thursday. 'Bionic pancreas' could track blood sugar, deliver insulin for people with diabetes A new technology dubbed the "bionic pancreas" may beat standard treatment in helping people with Type 1 diabetes control their blood sugar levels, a clinical trial has found. Look: Ed Sheeran releases new song 'Celestial' for 'Pokemon' Ed Sheeran released a single and music video for "Celestial," a song for the video games "Pokémon Scarlet" and "Pokémon Violet." NASA releases images of DART collision with asteroid NASA released pictures on Thursday of the collision between its Double Asteroid Redirection Test and an asteroid seven million miles away. Target of Alex Jones Sandy Hook hoax claims testifies Robbie Parker, the father of a girl who died in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, told a Connecticut civil trial jury he faced brutal harassment due to Alex Jones' conspiracy theories. Weight-loss surgery may raise risk of developing epilepsy Weight-loss surgery can change a person's life and health, but new research warns it might also come with a slight risk of developing epilepsy. Mars introduces purple M&Ms, 'quirky' new mascot A new character is joining the lineup of M&M's mascots to mark the addition of purple candies to the bags of color-coated chocolate. Billboard Latin Music Awards: How to watch, what to expect The 29th annual Billboard Latin Music Awards will take place Thursday in Coral Gables, Fla. Browns DE Myles Garrett cited for failing to control Porsche before crash All-Pro defensive end Myles Garrett was cited to "failure to control" his Porsche and received a court summons for next month after he flipped the car in a single-car crash, the Ohio State Highway Patrol said Thursday. |
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Hurricane Ian Leaves Behind a Staggering Scale of Damage in FloridaThe extent of the damage was difficult to comprehend, even for residents who had survived and rebuilt after other powerful storms. Pentagon Plans to Set Up a New Command to Arm Ukraine, Officials SayThe mission in Germany would streamline a training and assistance system that the United States and its allies created on the fly after Russia’s invasion, officials said. Senate Passes Bill to Aid Ukraine and Avert Government ShutdownThe stopgap spending measure was the final legislative deadline facing the Senate before the midterm elections. It heads to the House next, with a midnight deadline on Friday. Republican-led States Sue to Block Biden’s Student Loan Debt ReliefThe lawsuit accuses President Biden of overstepping his authority in directing the government to cancel as much as $20,000 in student loan debt for millions of people. Ginni Thomas Repeats False 2020 Election Claim in Jan. 6 InterviewIn a closed-door interview with the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack, Ms. Thomas reiterated her false assertion that the 2020 election was stolen from President Donald J. Trump. Judge Overrules Special Master’s Demands to Trump in Document ReviewThe dueling moves by Judge Aileen M. Cannon and a special master she appointed reflected a larger struggle over who should control the rules of the review — and whom those rules would favor. Mortgage Rates Hit 7%, Housing Prices Expected to FallAs the average 30-year mortgage rate eclipses 7 percent, home buyers and sellers are confronting sticker shock. Stocks Drop as Focus Shifts Back to a Potential RecessionInvestors are worried about a global slowdown as central bankers take a hard line against inflation, looking to cool the economy by raising interest rates. In a Reversal, NYC Tightens Admissions to Some Top SchoolsThe city loosened selection criteria during the pandemic, policies some parents protested as unfair and others hoped would reduce racial disparities. Review: In Lea Michele, ‘Funny Girl’ Has Finally Found Its FannyThe “Glee” star is stupendous in the role Barbra Streisand made famous, turning the 1964 musical into something better than we know it to be. One of the Hottest Trends in the World of Investing Is a ShamJust because a company meets E.S.G. criteria doesn’t mean it’s a good corporate citizen. The Most Important Question About AddictionWhy do people do drugs? Donald Can’t Quit MaggieA Times reporter’s new biography of Trump shows the boundlessness of his self-regard. The Crisis of Men and BoysMen have opportunities, but they’re not taking them. Is the Fed Braking Too Hard?It may be raising interest rates too far, too fast. I Escaped Poverty, but Hunger Still Haunts MeFood was scarce when I was growing up, so I ate all I could when I had the chance. Dating Is Broken. Is Going Retro the Answer?Old-fashioned courtship is having a moment. How to Strengthen Your Bones and Reduce Osteoporosis RiskA new study predicts hip fractures will nearly double worldwide by 2050. Here’s how to avoid them. Hints of Republican Concern About Unlimited Campaign CashCampaign-finance reform is still very much a Democratic project, but there are signs that the winds are starting to shift on the right. Dreaming of Spaghetti and (Meatless) MeatballsRicotta polpette, vegetarian Swedish meatballs and plant-based meatballs. Finding a New Home, and New Hope, After Leaving UkraineWhen refugees from Russia’s invasion needed a fresh start, nonprofit agencies stepped in to assist. Sandy Hook Parents Tie Alex Jones to Years of Threats and VitriolRobbie and Alissa Parker testified in the Infowars host’s damages trial in Connecticut about the torment inflicted on their family by believers of conspiracy theories. FDA Approves ALS Treatment Despite Questions About EffectivenessThe drug is safe, and one trial found it may extend survival and slow paralysis in functions like muscle control and speaking. A larger trial will be completed in 2024. Two Migrants Shot, One Fatally, Along Roadway in Rural TexasA detention center warden in Hudspeth County is one of two men arrested in connection with the attack east of El Paso, a law enforcement official said. Meta Will Freeze Most Hiring, Zuckerberg Tells EmployeesThe company’s chief executive had signaled for several months that he wanted to rein in costs as he shifts attention toward the metaverse. Dense Breasts and Cancer: What to Know About Katie Couric’s DiagnosisKatie Couric, who revealed on Wednesday that she had breast cancer, also said she had dense breasts. Here’s what that means and how it might influence cancer risk. Midori Francis Is Among the New Class of ‘Grey’s Anatomy’A star of “The Sex Lives of College Girls” talks about queer and Asian representation on network TV. How to Solve Intermediate CrosswordsMoving up to the Wednesday and Thursday puzzles. More Recent Articles |
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Hurricane Ian continued to pick up speed and strength Thursday night, with forecasters expecting it to cause "life-threatening flooding, storm surge and strong winds" in the Carolinas on Friday.
Police in the small Texas city of McGregor said a suspect was in custody after five people were shot and killed Thursday morning.
The Biden administration and the Department of Education rolled back some of its student debt relief program Thursday as some Republican states have issued legal challenges to the program.
A tighter-than-expected labor market and hawkish Federal Reserve officials drove stocks down sharply Thursday to continue their decline after Wednesday's rally.
Environmental authorities in New York responded to a town in which a bear was found trapped inside of a vehicle.
Police in Arkansas were flagged down by bystanders to deal with an unusual situation -- a pair of peacocks wandering loose in a parking lot.
An American and two Russian citizens, including a billionaire industrialist, were charged with allegedly violating American sanctions imposed Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the Justice Department said Thursday.
A large potbellied pig has been wandering Alabama neighborhoods for nearly a week, and local authorities and neighbors said the animal has eluded all capture attempts.
A North Carolina woman bought a lottery ticket and ended up winning a $162,826 jackpot one day before her 68th birthday.
Four people created a sham university and then fraudulently obtained millions of dollars in federal financial aid for their own use, the Department of Justice announced Thursday.
At least 13 people in Florida have been reported dead from Hurricane Ian, and President Joe Biden said Thursday that he fears a "substantial loss of life."
Animal rescuers in Wyoming are trying to find the owner of a 2 1/2-foot ball python found curled up in a resident's garage.
An international team of scientists on Thursday unveiled what they said is the first-ever "pan-cancer mycobiome atlas" that describes the links between fungi and 35 types of cancer.
The family of Hae Min Lee, whose 1999 murder was examined in the first season of the hit podcast "Serial," intends to appeal the vacated conviction of Adnan Syed.
Security cameras at a toy store in Brazil were recording when a stray dog wandered into the business and attempted to steal a teddy bear.
Mortgage rates rose for the sixth straight week, with a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaging 6.7%, Freddie Mac announced Thursday.
A new technology dubbed the "bionic pancreas" may beat standard treatment in helping people with Type 1 diabetes control their blood sugar levels, a clinical trial has found.
Ed Sheeran released a single and music video for "Celestial," a song for the video games "Pokémon Scarlet" and "Pokémon Violet."
NASA released pictures on Thursday of the collision between its Double Asteroid Redirection Test and an asteroid seven million miles away.
Robbie Parker, the father of a girl who died in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, told a Connecticut civil trial jury he faced brutal harassment due to Alex Jones' conspiracy theories.
Weight-loss surgery can change a person's life and health, but new research warns it might also come with a slight risk of developing epilepsy.
A new character is joining the lineup of M&M's mascots to mark the addition of purple candies to the bags of color-coated chocolate.
The 29th annual Billboard Latin Music Awards will take place Thursday in Coral Gables, Fla.
All-Pro defensive end Myles Garrett was cited to "failure to control" his Porsche and received a court summons for next month after he flipped the car in a single-car crash, the Ohio State Highway Patrol said Thursday. 
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