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Texas inmate executed after delay over religious rights Texas death row inmate John Henry Ramirez, who won a delay from the Supreme Court last year on religious grounds, was executed on Wednesday after a judge rejected a prosecutor's request to cancel the execution.     Putin expects situation in annexed regions to 'stabilize' soon Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday he expects the turbulent situation in four regions of eastern Ukraine to "stabilize" soon, after Russia declared the territory as part of its own.   Texas attorney general forced to testify in abortion lawsuit Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton must testify in a high-profile lawsuit over the state's abortion laws, a federal judge ruled on Tuesday.   GM Financial to pay $3.5M to U.S. service members for repossessing vehicles GM Financial has agreed to pay more than $3.5 million to 71 U.S. service members who had their vehicles illegally repossessed or were denied requests to terminate their auto leases, according to the Justice Department.   Fugitive claiming to be Harvard-educated billionaire arrested in $35M fraud scheme Alleged fugitive Justin Costello, who claimed to be a Harvard-educated military veteran, was arrested in a scheme to defraud thousands of investors out of $35 million, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.   Education Department: Student loan forgiveness could cost $305B over 10 years The Department of Education said Wednesday that President Joe Biden's order to cancel student loan debt for millions of Americans could cost an average of $30 billion per year over the next decade.   Court agrees to expedite Justice Department appeal in Trump special master case A federal appeals court agreed to fast-track the Justice Department's appeal of a lower court order requiring a third-party special master review hundreds of documents seized from former President Donald Trump's home.   Rancher sentenced to 11 years in prison for $244 million 'ghost cattle' scheme A rancher in eastern Washington has been sentenced to 11 years in federal prison after bilking two companies out of $244 million over several years in a "ghost cattle" scheme, according to court documents.   Watch: Maine police rescue raccoon trapped in water-filled storm drain Police in Maine came to the rescue of a raccoon found trapped in a water-filled storm drain pipe.   President Biden, Gov. Ron DeSantis pledge they'll work together on hurricane relief President Joe Biden and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis toured damage from Hurricane Ian on Wednesday afternoon and announced their intention to work together to help the state rebuild.   California woman's lost cat found in Idaho nine years later A California woman was shocked to receive a phone call from Idaho saying her lost cat had been found after nine years.   Study: Eat salmon, sardines in midlife for improved thinking, brain structure People who eat more foods with omega-3 fatty acids -- such as salmon, sardines and albacore tuna -- in midlife may improve their thinking and have better brain structure than people who don't follow this diet.   FBI: Murder rate, other violent crime stayed flat in 2021 Violent and property crime remained steady in the United States throughout 2021 after a significant spike in the murder rate in 2020, according to new report Wednesday from the FBI.   Moose rescued from volleyball net in Colorado Wildlife officers in Colorado came to the rescue of a young bull moose that became entangled in a volleyball net.   Florida citrus growers report crop losses after Hurricane Ian Some Florida citrus growers have lost up to 80% of their crop in the wake of Hurricane Ian, which knocked oranges to the ground with high winds and flooded groves.   Medical groups urge investigation of threats to providers of gender-affirming care Three leading medical groups have asked the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate growing threats to doctors, hospitals and families providing and seeking gender-affirming care.   Private sector added 280,000 jobs in September Private companies added more jobs in September as the U.S. labor market exceeded expectations, according to data from payroll services firm ADP.   Friend's phone call tips man off to $271,601 lottery jackpot A Michigan man said a phone call from a friend tipped him off to the fact that he had won a $271,601 lottery jackpot.   Virginia 9-year-old becomes the youngest to ever have a wisdom tooth removed A 9-year-old Virginia boy earned an unusual Guinness World Record when he became the youngest person to have a wisdom tooth extracted.   Fat Bear Week celebrates the bulky bruins of Alaska Katmai National Park & Preserve's annual Fat Bear Week has arrived, with fans of bulky bruins being called upon to vote for their favorite of the park's hibernation-preparing residents.   Alec Baldwin, 'Rust' reach settlement with Halyna Hutchins' estate Actor Alec Baldwin said on Wednesday he and his movie "Rust" have reached a settlement with the estate of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, who died after being shot on set nearly a year ago.   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OPEC Move Shows the Limits of Biden’s Fist-Bump Diplomacy With the SaudisOPEC’s decision to curb oil production was a signal that President Biden’s influence over his Gulf allies was far less than he had hoped.   OPEC and Russia Aim to Raise Oil Prices With Supply CutLed by Saudi Arabia, the oil cartel OPEC Plus pledged to reduce output by two million barrels a day. E.U. Negotiators Strike Deal on Russian Oil Price CapThe cap, championed by the United States, would deprive the Kremlin of tens of billions of dollars annually. Experts warn that implementation will be difficult. In Retreat at the Front, Russia Strikes Deep Into Ukraine With DronesIn an attack in central Ukraine, Russian forces used what Ukrainians said were Iranian-made drones acquired by Moscow as its own arsenal dwindles. U.S. Believes Ukrainians Were Behind an Assassination in RussiaAmerican officials said they were not aware of the plan ahead of time for the attack that killed Daria Dugina and that they had admonished Ukraine over it. Elon Musk Offered to Buy Twitter at a Lower Price in Recent TalksBefore Mr. Musk renewed his $44 billion proposal, he and the company haggled in discussions that ultimately did not advance. Elon Musk’s Twitter Bid Puts Pressure on the Banks Backing HimLooming in the background of Mr. Musk’s $44 billion offer to buy the company is whether financing challenges will provide him with an escape hatch from a deal. During Florida Visit, Biden and DeSantis Put Politics (Largely) on HoldThe president and the governor of Florida pledged to work together on Hurricane Ian recovery efforts, but there were subtle signs that their rivalry is alive and well. Some Florida Residents Demand More Federal Aid After Hurricane IanHurricane Ian inflicted its worst damage across several deeply Republican counties, where many voters express hostility toward President Biden and the federal government in general. For Pelosi and McCarthy, a Toxic Relationship Worsens as Elections ApproachThe hostility between the speaker and the man in line to succeed her should Republicans win control of the House has only intensified as the decisive moment nears. Woman Who Said Herschel Walker Paid for Abortion Is Also Mother of His Child, Report SaysNew reporting from The Daily Beast appears to undercut Herschel Walker’s defense that he didn’t know the woman’s identity. Unveiled and Furious: How Iran’s Women-Led Protests Cut to the Heart of National IdentityThe hijabs women are forced to wear have long been a sign of the government’s power. Now, the women-led protests have made them a symbol of a clashing vision of Iran’s future. Eviction Looming For California Scofflaw And His Two Acres of LandDavid Lee Hoffman has been fighting a local government in California for decades to keep his eccentric home and way of living intact. How Bram Stoker’s Dracula Became ‘Dracula Daily,’ and an Internet SensationA recluse plagued by yearning and existential loneliness, the count found new life, and new readers, during the pandemic when the novel was serialized. Whoops! Behold the Republican Trove of Truly Terrible Candidates.So much Senate strangeness. More on the Firing of That N.Y.U. ProfessorIt’s really just a routine bureaucratic affair. Herschel Walker’s Son Is No HeroChristian Walker wants credit for calling out a sham campaign that he had participated in. But there are no laurels for him. I’ve Studied 13 Days of the Cuban Missile Crisis. This Is What I See When I Look at Putin.On the threat of nuclear war, he is escalating at every critical point. Where Are They Now? Trump Administration Edition.Part of the resistance or part of the problem? It doesn’t matter: These lawyers are part of the gang. Why Parents Feel Like ‘Butter That Has Been Scraped Over Too Much Bread’Things aren’t quite back to normal — whatever that was. Education Divides Everything, Including Life and DeathEducation divides everything, including life and death. The ‘Core Four’ Senate Races, and BeyondWhile Democrats are optimistic about holding the Senate, and Republican campaigns have faced a huge financial disadvantage, races are tightening across the country as the November election approaches. How to Learn My Love LanguageA Deaf man has been let down by every lover he’s ever had. This time might be different. A Times Climate Event: Can Technology and Art Inspire Change?Hear from business leaders like Laurene Powell Jobs and Brad Smith, along with storytellers and food innovators in a livestreamed Times event in San Francisco. Rice Cakes, Rice Rolls, Rice SweetsBecause loving rice is a lifestyle. Appeals Court Says DACA Is Illegal but Keeps Program Alive for NowThe ruling affirmed a lower court decision that deemed a program protecting about 600,000 young immigrants from deportation to be illegal but allowed current recipients to renew their status. Tiffany Jackson, Texas Star Forward and W.N.B.A. Veteran, Dies at 37She was an All-American in college and spent nine years as a pro. “I don’t think I’ve seen a player as competitive,” her college coach said. More Recent Articles
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