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R. Kelly convicted on child pornography charges in federal trial A federal jury in Chicago convicted singer R. Kelly on six out of 13 counts of child pornography and enticement of a minor. Kelly was acquitted of obstruction of justice in an alleged conspiracy to hide video evidence. Amtrak cancels all long-distance trains ahead of possible rail strike Amtrak canceled all of its long-distance routes Thursday, stranding passengers, as 115,000 freight rail workers threaten to strike by the end of the week. President Volodymyr Zelensky says Ukraine has retaken 3,000 square miles from Russia, moving 'toward victory' Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Wednesday that his country is moving in the right direction following a highly successful counteroffensive this month that has retaken thousands of square miles of territory. California sues Amazon over anticompetitive pricing contracts California filed an antitrust lawsuit against Amazon accusing the online retail giant of stifling competition by forcing inflated prices on other sites. Multivitamins, not cocoa extract, may benefit seniors' thinking, reasoning: study A new study partly funded by chocolate maker Mars Inc. found no benefit to older people from taking a cocoa extract supplement despite previous research suggesting it may benefit thinking and reasoning. Right-wing coalition wins Sweden's election The Prime Minister of Sweden said Wednesday she will resign, after her party was defeated by a loose coalition of right-wing parties. EU commission president promises to reform energy markets European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen promised to reform the European Union's electricity market by focusing more on renewable energy. Dow stabilizes following worst sell-off since 2020 The Dow Jones Industrial Average stabilized Wednesday to close up 30.12 in a choppy trading session following the biggest single-day sell-off in more than two years. Kansas man's collection of Chiefs memorabilia earns world record A Kansas man who owns 1,110 pieces of Kansas City Chiefs memorabilia earned a Guinness World Record for the size of his collection. Prince William and Harry's walk with queen's casket evokes memories of Diana's funeral Prince Harry and Prince William walked side by side in London on Wednesday, accompanying the coffin of their grandmother together, in much the same way the brothers did 25 years ago for their mother's funeral. Look: Two black mamba snakes captured in South Africa home in two days Police and reptile wranglers responded to a South African home twice in two days when the homeowner discovered black mamba snakes inside the house. One gibbon captured, another remains loose after zoo escape Officials at a zoo in England said one gibbon was captured and another remains on the loose after the two primates escaped from their enclosure. President Joe Biden announces funding to build EV charging stations in 35 states President Joe Biden traveled to Michigan on Wednesday to visit the Detroit Auto Show and detail his administration's efforts to promote electric vehicle manufacturing and reduce the need for fossil fuels. Fox renews 'MasterChef' with Gordon Ramsay for Season 13 Fox renewed "MasterChef," the competitive cooking show hosted by Gordon Ramsay, for a 13th season, the network announced Wednesday. European Commission proposes ban on forced labor products The European Commission on Wednesday proposed implementing a ban on products within the European Union that are manufactured using forced labor. Watch: Marlon Wayans, Priah Ferguson fight spirits in 'Curse of Bridge Hollow' Marlon Wayans and Priah Ferguson play a father and daughter fighting a mischievous spirit in the trailer for "The Curse of Bridge Hollow," released Wednesday by Netflix. Three Iranian nationals charged with ransom extortion scheme The U.S. Department of Justice indicted three Iranian nationals on Wednesday for allegedly scheming to hack into the computer networks of hundreds of people in the United States and elsewhere. Man uses address from TV to play lottery, wins $50,000 A Maryland man who saw the same address on TV twice ended up using the number combination to play the lottery and won $50,000. Escaped sheep stops traffic in both directions on British highway Traffic was backed up for miles on a British highway after a runaway sheep made its way onto the road. Moments from Washington the week of September 12, 2022 Federal health officials speak at a congressional committee hearing on monkeypox. President Joe Biden and fellow Democrats celebrate the Inflation Reduction Act. Vice President Kamala Harris speaks at the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute leadership conference and meets with reproductive rights leaders, among the highlights in Washington for the week of September 12, 2022. Lawyers abruptly rest case in Parkland shooter trial's penalty phase Lawyers representing Nikolas Cruz, who killed more than a dozen people at his former high school in Parkland, Fla., four years ago, rested their case in the penalty phase of the trial Wednesday, surprising the judge. Rare ancient coin looted in Israel returned to country A rare 2,000-year-old Israeli coin that circulated on the illicit antiquities market for at least two decades made its way back to the country this week. Toy Hall of Fame finalists include Breyer horses, Masters of the Universe The Strong National Museum of Play announced this year's finalists for the National Toy Hall of Fame include bingo, Breyer horses, Lite-Brite, Catan and Masters of the Universe. CDC Director Rochelle Walensky: More testing is needed for monkeypox CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky told a Senate committee Wednesday that her agency is working with the community at a heightened level to expand the availability of monkeypox vaccines. |
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Biden Maneuvers to Try to Avoid Devastating Rail StrikeThe Biden administration is considering executive action to try to avoid a shutdown of the nation’s rail network that would harm the economy ahead of the midterm elections. How a Rail Strike Could Reinvigorate Supply Chain DisruptionIf freight trains stop rolling, the result could be chaos for business, shortages for consumers, and fresh momentum for rising prices. Amtrak Halts Long-Distance Service Over Freight Rail Labor DisputeThe passenger railroad said trains would operate only if they could complete trips by 12:01 a.m. Friday. Most Northeast Corridor service will continue. In Russian Border City of Belgorod, the Ukraine War Feels RealIn Belgorod, 25 miles from Ukraine, recent losses by Russia’s military have brought home the reality of the war in a way not present elsewhere in the country. Zelensky Visits a City Just Miles From the Front, Underscoring Ukraine’s GainsPresident Volodymyr Zelensky’s trip to a city reclaimed days ago demonstrated Ukraine’s growing boldness in the wake of Russia’s frantic retreat from the country’s northeast. An Eastern City Under Attack Wonders How Far Ukraine’s Offensive Can GoBakhmut residents who have endured relentless shelling by the Russians watch the Ukrainian forces’ recent victories and weigh whether to stay or to flee. Pakistan Suffers Record Flooding, Turning Villages Into IslandsThe flooding has displaced more than 33 million people, submerging vast areas of Pakistan that are likely to take months to dry out. R. Kelly Convicted in Sex Abuse Case Involving Videos of a Teenage GirlA Chicago federal jury found the singer, who is already serving a 30-year prison sentence, guilty of charges related to videos he made of himself sexually abusing a 14-year-old. Adams Wants to Reassess a Shelter System ‘Nearing Its Breaking Point’New York City’s homeless system is built around the city’s unique right to shelter. On Wednesday, Mayor Eric Adams said the system should be reconsidered. Patagonia Founder Gives Away the Company to Fight Climate ChangeYvon Chouinard has forfeited ownership of the company he founded 49 years ago. The profits will now be used to fight climate change. Cosmetics Billionaire Convinced Trump That the U.S. Should Buy GreenlandRonald S. Lauder, the Estée Lauder heir, offered himself up as back-channel negotiator to purchase Greenland from Denmark, a new book says. Denmark said no. Trump’s ‘Muddled’ Claims About the Presidential Records Act, ExplainedThe former president’s legal team keeps invoking a 1978 law as a basis for various assertions in the dispute over the seized files he was hoarding. Queen’s Coffin Passes Through London Landmarks to Westminster HallKing Charles III, his siblings and his sons followed the gun carriage carrying the monarch to Westminster Hall, where she will lie in state. How Jomboy Media Rose to Power on ‘Good Vibes Only’Jimmy O’Brien’s videos breaking down major events turned Jomboy Media into a big business, but O’Brien still sees himself as a fan. “I don’t plan on changing.” Britain 3, America 0A third woman is now leading Britain. The U.S. has had, um, .... Lindsey Graham’s Unbelievably Cruel Abortion BanEither he doesn’t know how pregnancy works, or he doesn’t care. What Conflicted Americans Fear Most From an Abortion BanHow the necessity and complexity of life-of-the-mother exceptions is shaping the post-Roe debate. Apostle of Black PowerI’ve urged Black people to reverse the Great Migration and move to the South. Who’s with me? U.S. Population Growth Has Nearly Flatlined. Is That So Bad?Countries around the world are confronting the costs — and potential benefits — of an aging population. China Is Writing the Story of the Climate FutureBut what story is it? What It Took for Stella Levi to Talk About the HolocaustHow a chance meeting with one of the last Jews of Rhodes changed me. China Is Running Covert Operations That Could Seriously Overwhelm UsThe West isn’t nearly prepared enough for the scale and complexity of China’s all-of-nation covert offensive. The Perseverance of Megan Thee StallionThe rapper’s rise has been accompanied by outside noise. How has she grown on record, and how have extra-musical narratives shaped her career? In Dramatic Shift, Right-Wing Bloc Wins Slim Majority in SwedenPrime Minister Magdalena Andersson said on Wednesday that she would resign. Despite the success of the far-right Sweden Democrats, they will influence but are not expected to be formally part of the governing coalition. Supreme Court Says Yeshiva University Must Allow L.G.B.T. Group as Case ProceedsBy a 5-to-4 vote, the court refused to block a trial judge’s ruling that required the university to recognize the group under New York City’s anti-discrimination law. Sex Abuse Victims Plead to Keep Doctor’s Conviction Despite His SuicideRicardo Cruciani killed himself at Rikers. His victims asked a judge to maintain his conviction all the same. Ohio Judge Temporarily Suspends Abortion BanAbortion was illegal after six weeks of pregnancy, but a judge put the law on hold after abortion rights advocates sued the state. Little Amal Arrives in New York, With a Message of Hope and HumanityThe 12-foot-tall Syrian refugee puppet traveled from Turkey to Britain last year. Now, she will spend nearly three weeks in the five boroughs taking part in numerous events. More Recent Articles |
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A federal jury in Chicago convicted singer R. Kelly on six out of 13 counts of child pornography and enticement of a minor. Kelly was acquitted of obstruction of justice in an alleged conspiracy to hide video evidence.
Amtrak canceled all of its long-distance routes Thursday, stranding passengers, as 115,000 freight rail workers threaten to strike by the end of the week.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Wednesday that his country is moving in the right direction following a highly successful counteroffensive this month that has retaken thousands of square miles of territory.
California filed an antitrust lawsuit against Amazon accusing the online retail giant of stifling competition by forcing inflated prices on other sites.
A new study partly funded by chocolate maker Mars Inc. found no benefit to older people from taking a cocoa extract supplement despite previous research suggesting it may benefit thinking and reasoning.
The Prime Minister of Sweden said Wednesday she will resign, after her party was defeated by a loose coalition of right-wing parties.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen promised to reform the European Union's electricity market by focusing more on renewable energy.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average stabilized Wednesday to close up 30.12 in a choppy trading session following the biggest single-day sell-off in more than two years.
A Kansas man who owns 1,110 pieces of Kansas City Chiefs memorabilia earned a Guinness World Record for the size of his collection.
Prince Harry and Prince William walked side by side in London on Wednesday, accompanying the coffin of their grandmother together, in much the same way the brothers did 25 years ago for their mother's funeral.
Police and reptile wranglers responded to a South African home twice in two days when the homeowner discovered black mamba snakes inside the house.
Officials at a zoo in England said one gibbon was captured and another remains on the loose after the two primates escaped from their enclosure.
President Joe Biden traveled to Michigan on Wednesday to visit the Detroit Auto Show and detail his administration's efforts to promote electric vehicle manufacturing and reduce the need for fossil fuels.
Fox renewed "MasterChef," the competitive cooking show hosted by Gordon Ramsay, for a 13th season, the network announced Wednesday.
The European Commission on Wednesday proposed implementing a ban on products within the European Union that are manufactured using forced labor.
Marlon Wayans and Priah Ferguson play a father and daughter fighting a mischievous spirit in the trailer for "The Curse of Bridge Hollow," released Wednesday by Netflix.
The U.S. Department of Justice indicted three Iranian nationals on Wednesday for allegedly scheming to hack into the computer networks of hundreds of people in the United States and elsewhere.
A Maryland man who saw the same address on TV twice ended up using the number combination to play the lottery and won $50,000.
Traffic was backed up for miles on a British highway after a runaway sheep made its way onto the road.
Federal health officials speak at a congressional committee hearing on monkeypox. President Joe Biden and fellow Democrats celebrate the Inflation Reduction Act. Vice President Kamala Harris speaks at the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute leadership conference and meets with reproductive rights leaders, among the highlights in Washington for the week of September 12, 2022.
Lawyers representing Nikolas Cruz, who killed more than a dozen people at his former high school in Parkland, Fla., four years ago, rested their case in the penalty phase of the trial Wednesday, surprising the judge.
A rare 2,000-year-old Israeli coin that circulated on the illicit antiquities market for at least two decades made its way back to the country this week.
The Strong National Museum of Play announced this year's finalists for the National Toy Hall of Fame include bingo, Breyer horses, Lite-Brite, Catan and Masters of the Universe.
CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky told a Senate committee Wednesday that her agency is working with the community at a heightened level to expand the availability of monkeypox vaccines. 
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