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Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse named sole finalist for University of Florida president Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse has been named the sole finalist for the role of president of the University of Florida and is expected to soon resign from his Senate seat.     CENTCOM: U.S. forces kill 2 senior ISIS leaders in Syria U.S. forces killed two senior Islamic State leaders in Syria on Thursday in a rare attack, as the Biden administration continues to target the remnants of the terrorist organization in the Middle Eastern country.   Biden warns of ‘Armageddon,’ says Putin ‘not joking’ about using nuclear weapons President Joe Biden on Thursday warned that the world could be heading toward "Armageddon" and that Russian President Vladimir Putin is "not joking" about his threats to use nuclear weapons amid the war in Ukraine.   American tourist smashes Vatican sculptures after demanding to see Pope Francis An American tourist allegedly smashed two sculptures at the Museo Chiaramonti in Vatican City after demanding to see Pope Francis, reports said.   Amazon hiring 150,000 holiday workers with up to $3K signing bonuses Amazon is looking to get a jump on any potential logistics issue, and will hire 150,000 employees in the United States to help deal with the holiday rush, the company said on Thursday.   Mondrian painting could be auctioned for more than $50 million One of Piet Mondrian's most valuable paintings is expected to garner more than $50 million in an auction next month.   Judge gives Elon Musk Oct. 28 deadline to avoid trial in Twitter deal Elon Musk has until Oct. 28 to close his acquisition of Twitter if he wants to avoid a trial, a Chancery judge in Delaware ruled Thursday.   NYPD vehicle crashes into sidewalk injuring 10 people A marked NYPD vehicle on Thursday crashed into another car which caused it to mount a curb and injure a crowd of people, including children on the sidewalk.   SpaceX's Crew 5 mission docks with space station SpaceX's Crew 5 mission docked with the International Space Station on Thursday, marking what NASA administrator Bill Nelson called "proof we are living through a golden era of commercial space exploration."   Suspect arrested after 2 dead, 6 wounded in ‘series of stabbings’ in Las Vegas A suspect was arrested Thursday after a "series of stabbings" left two people dead and six others wounded in Las Vegas, police said.   Proud Boys leader pleads guilty to seditious conspiracy for Capitol riot A former Proud Boys leader on Thursday became the first member of the group to plead guilty to seditious conspiracy in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.   24 children among at least 37 killed in Thailand's worst-ever mass shooting The death toll has risen to at least 37 people, after a disgruntled former police officer opened fire inside a childcare center in northeastern Thailand on Thursday.   Judge blocks portions of New York's gun restrictions New York's newest gun laws likely violate the Second Amendment, a U.S. District Court Judge said on Thursday, while temporarily halting some of the new legislation.   Jan 6. committee sets next hearing for Oct. 13 The Jan. 6 committee announced Thursday that it would hold its next public hearing Oct. 13.   Joe Biden pardons federal marijuana offenses, urges states to follow President Joe Biden announced Thursday pardons for some federal marijuana offenses and a plan to review how the drug is classified under federal law.   Biden touts IBM's $20B investment in New York President Joe Biden spoke Tuesday in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., and touted IBM's announcement that it plans to invest $20 billion across the Hudson Valley on research and development initiatives over the next 10 years.   Orlando Slingshot will take down FreeFall ride where teen died Orlando Slingshot announced Thursday it will take down the 400-foot-tall FreeFall ride at ICON Park in response to the accidental death of 14-year-old Tyre Sampson, who fell from the ride in March.   Watch: Utah man searching for authors of message in a bottle found in Caribbean A Utah man who found a message in a bottle while vacationing in the Caribbean is trying to track down the note's elusive authors.   Watch: North Carolina snake breeder unveils two-headed albino milk snake A North Carolina snake breeder unveiled one of the newest and most unusual additions to his menagerie: a two-headed Honduran albino milk snake.   French court slashes billion-euro fine against Apple The Paris Appeals Court has reduced a 1.1 billon-euro anti-trust fine against Apple to 371.1 million euros. The move is a setback for regulators trying to control monopolies in big tech.   Rochester, N.Y., to pay $12M in Daniel Prude wrongful death suit Rochester, N.Y., has reached a $12 million wrongful death settlement in a lawsuit over the death of Daniel Prude, a Black man who died from asphyxiation during an arrest.   Satellite launch marks SpaceX's third liftoff in 2 days SpaceX is scheduled to launch two communication satellites into orbit from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station on Thursday in its third liftoff in two days.   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Justice Dept. Is Said to Believe Trump Has More DocumentsConversations between department officials and the former president’s representatives have underscored investigators’ skepticism about his cooperation and exposed a rift among his lawyers.   Biden Pardons Thousands of People Convicted of Simple Marijuana PossessionThe move represents a fundamental change in America’s response to a drug that has been at the center of a clash between culture and policing for more than a half-century. Blunt Criticism of Russian Army Signals New Challenge for PutinAn official in a Russian-occupied region of Ukraine suggested Russia’s defense minister should shoot himself because of his army’s failings, an unusually blunt and public rebuke of Kremlin leadership. Biden Says Risk of Nuclear ‘Armageddon’ Is Highest Since 1962 CrisisThe president’s blunt warnings, highly unusual for an American president, were delivered informally to a group of Democratic donors in New York City. Biden’s Choice After OPEC Cuts: Woo Saudi Arabia, or Retaliate?The announcement by the Saudi-led OPEC Plus energy cartel that it would slash oil production was widely seen in Washington as a stab in the back of President Biden. Federal Judge Blocks N.Y. Gun Law, Finding Much of It UnconstitutionalThe order, issued by Judge Glenn T. Suddaby, found that the state’s new restrictions on carrying guns in public trampled on the rights of New Yorkers. Day-Care Massacre in Thailand Was Among the World’s DeadliestThe 36 victims included a 2-year-old child and a teacher who was eight months pregnant, the police said. They identified the gunman as a recently fired officer. Fat Bear Week Is in Full SwingMike Fitz, a former park ranger at Katmai National Park and the founder of Fat Bear Week, used to keep “a facade of neutrality.” Now he’s naming names. Five Takeaways From the Arizona Senate DebateMark Kelly and Blake Masters fought over familiar ground, including abortion, the border and the 2020 election, as they were pressed to clarify their positions. Nebraska’s Ben Sasse Plans to Resign From Senate for University of Florida PostThe second-term senator, one of seven Republicans to vote to convict former President Donald J. Trump, is in line to become president of the University of Florida. Major Mexican Government Hack Reveals Military Abuse and SpyingHackers infiltrated the Mexican Defense Ministry, publishing millions of emails that detail the military’s growing influence over the civilian government. NJ Gov. Asks Biden To Block New York’s Congestion Pricing EffortThe plan would charge drivers who enter Manhattan below 60th Street. Jeremy Lin Finally Loves ‘Linsanity’ Just as Much as You DoA star turn with the Knicks in 2012 made Lin a cultural icon. But the focus on his race — Lin is Taiwanese American — made him uncomfortable for years. Ninety Years Ago, This Book Tried to Warn UsA 1933 novel on the Nazi rise to power is still relevant today. Has The Fed Gone Too Far on Interest Rates?We really don’t want the Fed to do a Lee County. Putin and M.B.S. Are Laughing at UsPutin’s motivation for OPEC’s price hike is no mystery. Here’s Hoping Elon Musk Destroys TwitterThe best thing the platform can do for society is implode. The Triumph of the Ukrainian IdeaOnly a strong liberal nationalism can defeat the authoritarians. A Plan B for Democrats Living in Red StatesSometimes Democrats should not vote for Democrats. To Avoid Climate Disaster, One Task Is More Urgent Than Anything ElseNearly 1,000 new coal-fired power plants are planned around the world. We should not be building any. Some Democrats Embrace the Police as the G.O.P.’s Crime Attacks BiteViolent crime in cities has become a central talking point of Republican campaigns. It’s hurting many Democratic candidates, but not all. Winter Squash Every Which WayAs well as a how-to for making your own pumpkin spice blend. Police Vehicle Crashes Into Crowd in Bronx, Critically Injuring 2The vehicle drove over a double yellow line, hit a car and careened onto the sidewalk, sending 10 people to the hospital, including two children, the authorities said. Judge Grants Elon Musk’s Request to Delay Trial With TwitterA judge in Delaware gave Mr. Musk until Oct. 28 to complete the deal. The trial, which was set to start in a little more than a week, could still happen in November. Witness in Oath Keepers Sedition Trial Says Leader Promoted Violent Approach“It sounded like we were going to war against the United States government,” a former member of the militia group testified. Judy Tenuta, Accordion-Playing ‘Love Goddess’ of Standup Comedy, Dies at 72Ms. Tenuta rose to prominence with an outlandish act in the 1980s and became one of the most prominent women comedians. Surf and the CityAutumn may be the season of big swells, but the smaller waves found year-round near East Coast cities are perfect for beginners who want to give surfing a try. In Annie Ernaux, a Nobel Laureate Who Plumbs Her Own PassionsThe French writer, who was awarded the 2022 Nobel Prize in Literature, blurs the line between fiction and memoir with spare prose she has characterized as “brutally direct.” More Recent Articles
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