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Rivian voluntarily recalls 13,000 electric vehicles Rivian late Friday announced the company would voluntarily recall all 13,000 of the electric vehicles the company has delivered so far over a loose fastener.     White House says Biden’s ‘Armageddon’ warning not based on new intelligence The White House clarified Friday that President Joe Biden's stark warning of a nuclear 'Armageddon' amid Russia's war in Ukraine was not based on new intelligence.   Vermeer painting ‘Girl with a Flute’ declared a fake by National Gallery A 17th Century painting long believed to have been made by the Dutch baroque master Johannes Vermeer has been declared a fake by the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.   Ukrainian police find over 500 civilian bodies, torture chambers in Kharkiv Ukrainian police on Friday found more than 500 civilian bodies in Kharkiv region, mostly from mass graves in the city of Izium which was liberated of Russian forces in early September, officials said.   NYPD releases photos of women in green morph suits suspected in subway attack Police on Friday identified four women who allegedly dressed in neon green morph suits and are wanted for attacking two teenagers on a subway train in New York City.   SpaceX aborts launch of two communication satellites into orbit The launch of two SpaceX communications satellites from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station on Friday was aborted again and is now scheduled for Saturday.   FDA approves whooping cough vaccine for pregnant mothers A new vaccine to prevent whooping cough in newborn infants was approved the Food and Drug Administration on Friday.   San Antonio police officer fired after shooting teen in McDonald's parking lot A San Antonio police officer was fired after shooting a 17-year-old boy in a McDonald's parking lot.   Stocks fall sharply amid strong jobs report Stocks fell sharply Friday, giving up many of the gains made during the two-day surge that kicked off October, as the Labor Department reported a drop in unemployment.   Boa constrictor rescued from roof of North Carolina home Firefighters in North Carolina conducted an unusual rescue when a boa constrictor was spotted stranded on the roof of a home.   Elon Musk announces Tesla semi truck deliveries coming in December Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted that production of the company's semi truck had begun and deliveries to Pepsi would start onDec. 1.   Watch: German man earns world record with collection of 1,519 rotating puzzles A German man with a love of Rubik's cubes earned a Guinness World Record for his collection of 1,519 rotating puzzles.   Tree frog stows away from Dominican Republic to England in banana bag Animal rescuers were summoned to a British family's home when they discovered a tiny frog that stowed away from the Dominican Republic in a bag of bananas.   Missouri woman's last-minute decision leads to $50,000 Powerball prize A Missouri woman who stopped at a convenience store to get snacks for her kids said a last-minute decision to buy a Powerball ticket earned her a $50,000 prize.   NAACP official Kent Carter shot to death in Turks and Caicos A Virginia NAACP leader was shot to death while on vacation in Turks and Caicos Islands, according to the Arlington County NAACP.   Escaped armadillo found at Sacramento Zoo The Sacramento Zoo in California said zookeepers are searching the surrounding area following the escape of a six-banded armadillo.   Biden touts jobs report and says America's best days are ahead At a Volvo facility in Hagerstown, Md., Friday, President Joe Biden touted the latest jobs report as evidence of a strong economy and manufacturing returning to America.   'Bring It On' horror movie challenged Kerri Medders in two ways Star Kerri Meders and director Karen Lam discuss how they made "Bring It On: Cheer or Die" both a horror movie and a "Bring It On" movie.   U.S. sanctions companies, people for North Korean petroleum smuggling The Treasury Department said Friday the United States has sanctioned two more people and three companies for helping smuggle petroleum into North Korea.   EPA moves to address pollution from leaded fuel in small airplanes The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has proposed a so-called endangerment finding that aircraft that use leaded fuel cause or contribute to pollution that could harm public health and welfare.   Kelsey Grammer, daughter Spencer to star in Lifetime holiday movie "Fraiser" actor Kelsey Grammer and his daughter Spencer Grammer will star in the Lifetime movie "The 12 Days of Christmas Eve."   RNC, AZ GOP sue Maricopa County over poll workers; board chair calls it 'absurd' Arizona's Republican Party and the Republican National Committee have sued Maricopa County officials over poll worker staffing and alleged failure to produce requested records.   4 New York family members shot, killed in murder-suicide An upstate New York man shot and killed his mother, father and wife before turning the gun on himself on Thursday in what authorities are calling a "family tragedy."   Uvalde School District suspends entire school police force The Uvalde, Texas, school district announced that it was suspending its entire district police force on Friday, in the wake of the May 24 elementary school mass shooting.   Mystery odor stinks up Utah city, cause remains unknown Officials in a Utah city are investigating the cause of a foul odor reported by residents -- and it doesn't appear to be coming from the sewer.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Its Army in Retreat, Russia Strikes Multiple Ukrainian CitiesOn Vladimir V. Putin’s 70th birthday, his faltering military continued to show that it could use its advantage in long-range munitions to rain death and destruction far from the battlefield.   In Dealing With Putin Threat, Biden Turns to Lessons of Cuban Missile CrisisPresident Biden has mused publicly on whether there might be an “off-ramp” for nuclear threats from the Russian leader that invoke Cold War rhetoric. Many of Hurricane Ian’s Victims Were Older Adults Who DrownedThe storm, Florida’s deadliest since 1935, has been linked to the deaths of at least 119 people in the state, many of them older residents who lived near the coast. Herschel Walker Urged Woman to Have a 2nd Abortion, She SaysThe Georgia Senate candidate’s ex-girlfriend says he wanted her to terminate a pregnancy in 2011. She chose to have their son instead. U.S. Job Growth Eases, but Is Too Strong to Suit InvestorsThe gain of 263,000 was shy of recent monthly totals but still robust. Stocks fell on fears of a harder, longer Fed campaign to fight inflation. Stocks Tumble as Jobs Report Leaves Investors Bracing for a Big Rate IncreaseFresh data showing continued strength in the labor market solidified investors’ expectations that the Federal Reserve will need to keep acting aggressively to cool the economy. White House Tightens Rules on Counterterrorism Drone StrikesA classified new policy requires President Biden’s approval to add suspected terrorists to a kill list. The Trump administration had decentralized control over targeting decisions. Biden Administration Clamps Down on China’s Access to Chip TechnologyThe White House issued sweeping restrictions on selling semiconductors and chip-making equipment to China, an attempt to curb the country’s access to critical technologies. Columbia University to Pay $165 Million to Victims of Former DoctorRobert A. Hadden, a gynecologist, pleaded guilty in 2016 to abusing 19 women, but got no prison time. He is currently facing federal charges. China’s ‘Zero Covid’ Pursuit Causes Mayhem Ahead of Party ConclaveTourists are stranded, residents confined at home. Covid flare-ups and the accompanying lockdowns are causing disruptions ahead of a key Chinese Communist Party meeting. Sideline Doctors Face Scrutiny After Hits to a Star QuarterbackPhysicians assessing head injuries at N.F.L. games are expected to be able to diagnose concussions. But recent injuries to Tua Tagovailoa raised questions about how effective the doctors can be. Democrats Can’t Afford to Lose NevadaA loss in the race for Senate could change the direction of the country on major public policy issues. A Lost Manuscript Shows the Fire Barack Obama Couldn’t Reveal on the Campaign TrailAt Harvard Law, he wrote a blistering manifesto he never published. Its searing advice could help Democrats escape their current political quagmire. Putin and M.B.S. Are Laughing at UsPutin’s motivation for OPEC’s price hike is no mystery. We Had to Force the Constitution to Accommodate Democracy, and It ShowsWe tend to equate American democracy with the Constitution, but our history makes it clear that the two are in tension with each other. ‘It’s Like a War Out There.’ Iran’s Women Haven’t Been This Angry in a Generation.The gap between the freedoms and opportunities enjoyed by the system’s affiliated elite and those of ordinary Iranians has never been so wide. The N.Y.U. Chemistry Students Shouldn’t Have Needed That PetitionHigh-stakes weed-out classes like organic chemistry are relics of an age when college students were much more uniformly privileged. Xi Jinping Is the Second Coming of Mao ZedongHe would consider that a compliment. It’s not. A Language Test That Stigmatizes Black ChildrenBlack English is not slang. It is a dialect with clear rules and structure. On the Ballot This Year: The Ballot ItselfRepublicans are trying to limit the use of citizen-initiated legislation in some states after years of progressive victories. The Yates Report Isn’t the End. It’s Just the Start.Women’s soccer players tried to raise the alarm about abuse for years. When they say there’s more, people should listen. Judges in Ohio and Arizona Temporarily Block States’ Abortion BansThe decisions offered a window into which legal arguments might be working in the broader strategy to re-establish abortion rights through state courts. Oath Keepers Leader Urged Trump to Invoke the Insurrection ActThe letter was shown to the jury at the seditious conspiracy trial of Stewart Rhodes and four subordinates. It showed the intensity of their efforts to stop the transfer of presidential power. Boston Celtics Coach Ime Udoka Rose Fast and Fell HardWeeks after the Celtics abruptly suspended Udoka for the season, it’s still not entirely clear why. Some who have known him are struggling to make sense of the situation. How to Solve Hard CrosswordsFriday, Saturday and Sunday bring some of the hardest puzzles of the week. More Recent Articles
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