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Canadian stabbing spree suspect Myles Sanderson dies in police custody following arrest The lone living suspect accused of killing 10 people during a stabbing spree in Western Canada over the weekend died Wednesday after being taken into police custody, authorities said.     Hurricane Danielle picks up speed, strength as it moves north in open Atlantic Hurricane Danielle was increasing speed Wednesday as it moved over the open central north Atlantic Ocean.   Hurricane Earl intensifies as it heads toward Bermuda Hurricane Earl continued to strengthen Wednesday as forecasters expect it will become a major hurricane in the coming days as it heads near Bermuda.   Ex-Puerto Rico legislator sentenced to nearly 5 years for kickback scheme A judge on Wednesday sentenced a former Puerto Rico legislator to nearly five years in jail after pleading guilty to charges stemming from a bribery and kickback scheme involving two of his employees.   Amazon CEO says N.Y. union vote had 'very disturbing irregularities' Amazon CEO Andy Jassy on Wednesday said the company's effort to overturn a union vote at its Staten Island warehouse is "going to take a long time to play out."   Steve Bannon expected to face criminal charges in New York Former White House adviser Steve Bannon is expected to face charges in a criminal indictment that is scheduled to be unsealed Thursday in New York.   Some artificial sweeteners may be linked to heart disease, study says Potential health woes from artificial sweeteners have expanded to include a possible link between some sugar substitutes and heart disease, a large-scale study suggests.   Bahamas shark attack victim identified as Pennsylvania woman An American who died after a shark attack in the Bahamas on Tuesday afternoon has been identified as a woman from Pennsylvania.   Netflix settles 'Queen's Gambit' defamation lawsuit Netflix settled a defamation lawsuit with the real-life chess champion behind the streaming service's hit show, "The Queen's Gambit." Russian chess champion Nona Gaprindashvili sued Netflix over a "sexist" line.   Serena Williams' final U.S. Open match averaged 4.8M viewers, breaking ESPN records ESPN announced Wednesday that Serena Williams' final U.S. Open match averaged 4.8 million viewers, making it the most-watched tennis match in the network's 43-year history.   Menendez becomes third Democratic Senator to test positive for COVID-19 this week Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., became the third Democratic senator this week to test positive for COVID-19, after his office confirmed his diagnosis Wednesday.   South Carolina judge rules electric chair, firing squad executions unconstitutional A South Carolina judge ruled that the state's attempts to execute inmates by firing squad or the electric chair are unconstitutional.   Regal cinemas owner Cineworld files for bankruptcy Cineworld Group, the world's second-largest movie theater chain and operator of Regal cinemas, has filed for bankruptcy, blaming lower admissions and delayed film schedules on the COVID-19 pandemic.   Maryland police solve case of slain officer after 51 years Detectives in Maryland have made an arrest in the 51-year-old cold case murdered officer, investigators confirmed in a statement Wednesday.   Dow gains 435 points as tech stocks lead market rally The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 435 points Wednesday as markets looked to rally back from a three-week losing streak.   F-35 deliveries suspended after materials from China discovered The Defense Contract Management Agency notified the F-35 Joint Program office that an alloy used in magnets contained in the jet's turbomachine pumps came from China.   Watch: Home-invading python removed from family's recliner chair An Australian reptile wrangler paid a visit to a family's home to help them with an unusual problem -- a large snake that came inside and crawled inside a recliner chair.   Dye spill turns stretch of South Carolina highway pink A stretch of highway in South Carolina was temporarily colored pink when clothing dye spilled from the back of a trailer involved in a crash.   Microneedling after surgery can improve appearance of scars A technique called microneedling may help surgical scars heal more attractively -- especially if it's done within a couple of months of surgery, a small study suggests.   Look: Firefighters rescue cow stranded in river Firefighters in England responded to an unusual situation when they were called to rescue a cow stranded in a river.   Man uses same lottery numbers every day, wins $25,000 a year for life A Michigan man won a jackpot of $25,000 a year for life from the Michigan Lottery after using the same numbers to enter the Lucky For Life drawing every day for several months.   Middle-class Americans could be priced out of assisted living America's middle-income seniors could face a time of financial reckoning within the next decade, with the rising costs of healthcare and assisted living overwhelming their meager savings, a new study reports.   In photos: Highlights from Washington for the week of September 5, 2022 Former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama unveil their official portraits at the White House and President Joe Biden holds a Cabinet meeting among the highlights in Washington for the week of September 5, 2022.   Major League Baseball players union joins AFL-CIO The Major League Baseball Players Association is formally affiliating with the 12.5-million-member AFL-CIO. The announcement came Wednesday at the National Press Club.   Delaware court denies Elon Musk's attempt to delay Twitter trial A Delaware chancery court denied Elon Musk's request to delay the trial over his attempt to abandon a $44 billion deal to buy Twitter.   In photos: Barack, Michelle Obama portraits unveiled at White House Former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama unveiled their official portraits at the White House on September 7, 2022. Barack Obama's portrait was painted by Robert McCurdy. Sharon Sprung painted Michelle Obama's.   Michelle Obama: White House portraits tell 'fuller story' of America Former first lady Michelle Obama said Wednesday the White House portraits of her and former President Barack Obama reflect a "fuller story" of America.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Garland Faces Tough Calls in Weighing Response to Trump RulingAs the department decides whether to appeal the ruling on a special master, it is balancing a desire to speedily resolve the inquiry with the need to limit an expansive view of executive power.   A Long-Shot Push to Bar Trump From a Presidential Bid in 2024The drive reflects concern among Democrats and anti-Trump Republicans that, despite multiple investigations and evidence of wrongdoing, the former president may make a comeback. F.B.I. Sought Interview With Trump Aide in Capitol Riot CaseFederal prosecutors issued a subpoena to William Russell, who served as a special assistant to the former president, and went to his home in Florida. In Bannon Case, Manhattan D.A. Takes On Another Pardoned Trump AllyStephen K. Bannon will face state charges related to his role in an effort to build a border wall despite having been pardoned by former President Donald J. Trump. EU Leaders Say Putin’s Gas Power Is WeakeningIn Germany and elsewhere, leaders are growing more confident that months of work to stockpile and line up alternate energy sources may help them blunt Russia’s weaponization of exports. Biden Tries to Condemn Trumpism, Without Writing Off the G.O.P.President Biden has taken pains to show that he understands there is a difference between what he calls extremist “MAGA Republicans” and other members of the Republican Party. Brooklyn Prosecutors Seek to Throw Out Scores of ConvictionsThe 378 cases — mostly low-level drug and traffic offenses — relied on the work of 13 police officers who were later convicted of crimes. California Leaders Credit Cellphone Alert for Sudden ConservationThe jarring message warned millions of residents that blackouts could occur without immediate action. Official Obama Portraits Are Finally Unveiled at the White HouseIn a break with tradition, there was no ceremony while former President Donald J. Trump held office. President Biden unveiled the Obama portraits: his by Robert McCurdy, hers by Sharon Sprung. Sharon Sprung’s Painting of Michelle Obama Took 9 MonthsSharon Sprung, an instructor at the Art Students League of New York, is a realist painter of the old school. Apple Unveils New iPhone and Fitness Watch at Annual EventThe Apple Watch Ultra is aimed at endurance athletes, a market dominated by Garmin. Apple also introduced updated AirPods. Frances Tiafoe Reaches US Open Semifinals With Win Over RublevTiafoe backed up a win over Rafael Nadal with a quarterfinal victory over Andrey Rublev, 7-6 (3), 7-6 (0), 6-4. 5 Minutes That Will Make You Love Alice ColtraneWe asked writers, critics and musicians including Meshell Ndegeocello and Angel Bat Dawid to tell us what moves them in Coltrane’s spiritual jazz. Do You Think Your Newfound Popularity Has Something to Do With Politics?Everybody wants to be your email pal. Pakistan’s Vulnerability to Disaster Was Through the Roof. Then Came the Floods.The Pakistani climate scientist Fahad Saeed on why he’s scared. How Michigan Resisted Far Right ExtremismMichigan may hold lessons for residents of other states looking to withstand the tide of authoritarianism and violence. Trump Couldn’t Have Done What He Did Without States Leading the WayWhat is democracy? It depends on where you stand. Is the Democratic Midterm Surge Overrated? Why Republicans Can Still Win the House and Senate.The Dobbs ruling and falling gas prices may have shifted the narrative. But the G.O.P.’s chances in the midterms still look good. Education in America: What Grown-Ups Don’t Understand About SchoolWhat is school really for? Students at Oakland’s Fremont High answer this question with their cameras. ‘Wellness’ Can Be a Trap for Moms. Here’s How to Avoid It.Realizing that it’s not something you buy off the shelf. Can America’s Schoolchildren Recover From the Pandemic?Students are struggling, and not just on standardized tests. Texas Judge’s Ruling Puts Free Preventive Care in JeopardyA federal judge in Texas found that the Affordable Care Act’s process for determining what kinds of preventive care should be covered by insurance violates the Constitution. Politician Arrested in Las Vegas Reporter’s Stabbing Death, Prosecutor SaysRobert Telles, the Clark County public administrator, was taken into custody in the killing of Jeff German, a reporter at The Las Vegas Review-Journal, the district attorney said. Anne Garrels, Fearless NPR Correspondent, Dies at 71She reported on conflicts around the world and for a time was the only American broadcast journalist reporting from Baghdad during the U.S. “shock and awe” bombing campaign in 2003. No Flower Headbands at This Music FestivalRavers donned their flimsiest finery for the Electric Zoo music festival in New York. More Recent Articles
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