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Seven dead, including suspected gunman, in mass shooting at Virginia Walmart Six people were killed, six were hospitalized and the suspected gunman died of what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a mass shooting late Tuesday at a Chesapeake, Va., Walmart, according to police.     U.N. report: Women, girls face higher risk of murder by family member A new report finds the deadliest place for many women and girls around the world is at home, according to the United Nations which said 56% of the 81,000 women and girls murdered in 2021 were killed by a family member.   Kosovo, Serbia reach deal to end license plate dispute After failing to ink a deal earlier this week, Kosovo and Serbia reached a European Union-brokered agreement Wednesday night to end a dispute over license plates that some feared could escalate to violence.   FDA approves $3.5M Hemgenix gene therapy drug The FDA approved a $3.5 million gene therapy treatment, Hemgenix, which treats people with Hemophilia B.   Stainless steel toddler cups, bottles recalled for lead poisoning risk Green Sprouts is recalling its stainless steel straw bottles, sippy cups and sip & straw cups for toddlers, after seven reports of the base breaking off, exposing a bonding metal that contains lead.   Movie review: 'Glass Onion' cleverly subverts 'Knives Out' formula "Glass Onion" is not the "Knives Out" sequel one might expect, and the clever twists make it a unique and mysterious whodunnit.   Astronomer, eclipse expert Jay Pasachoff dies at 79 Astronomer and globetrotting solar eclipse expert Jay Pasachoff died Sunday at 79 years old.   Northern Ireland low-cost airline plans to start flying in 2024 A new airline based in Northern Ireland plans to begin flying routes across the Atlantic starting in the summer of 2024.   Disney-themed children's clothing recalled over risk of lead poisoning More than 80,000 pieces of children's clothing, featuring Disney and Star Wars characters, are being recalled over a risk of lead poisoning from the garments' textile ink.   NordPass reveals 200 most common, easily-hackable passwords NordPass revealed its list of the 200 most common passwords of 2022, highlighting how weak many users' online security efforts are and how password usage reflects cultural changes.   Customers get book refund over replica Bob Dylan signature People who bought limited edition copies of a book penned by Bob Dylan are getting a refund after they turned out to contain a replica signature rather than the promised original, the book's publisher confirmed.   Justice Department seeks Pence testimony in Jan. 6 investigation The Justice Department has contacted former Vice President Mike Pence, according to sources, to provide testimony for its criminal investigation into former President Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election.   Rehired Disney CEO Bob Iger to hold town hall meeting for employees Returning Disney chief Bob Iger plans to hold an employee town hall Monday morning to discuss plans for the company. He was rehired as CEO last weekend.   WHO says measles poses imminent threat as vaccine rates dip A steady decline in vaccination rates means measles is now an "imminent" threat across the globe, the World Health Organization warned Wednesday.   7 Michigan State players charged in tunnel assault against rival Michigan Seven members of the Michigan State football team were charged for an incident in the tunnel after a loss to Michigan in which they were caught on video in an altercation with two Michigan players.   Dance pros Daniella Karagach, Pasha Pashkov expecting baby Daniella Karagach and Pasha Pashkov, of "Dancing with the Stars," are expecting their first child, the couple announced Wednesday.   Look: Beatles cassette returned to Texas library was 44 years overdue A library in Texas said employees recently found something unexpected in the drop box -- a Beatles cassette tape that had been checked out 44 years earlier.   Look: Swedish zoo searching for escaped owl A zoo in Sweden said officials are searching for a giant owl that escaped alongside another avian two days ago.   Colorado Springs shooting suspect ordered held without bond The 22-year-old accused of killing five people during a mass shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs, Colo., will be held without bond following a court appearance Wednesday.   Man pressured to buy his first Powerball ticket wins $150,000 A Virginia man said he has peer pressure to thank after he bought his first-ever Powerball ticket -- and won a $150,000 prize.   Federal regulators flag Citigroup's data management for 'weaknesses' Federal banking regulators ordered Citigroup to improve its data management practices after finding flaws that could make liquidating, reorganizing or resolving difficult under times of financial stress.   U.N. documents Russian and Ukrainian torture, ill-treatment of POWs The United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights says it has identified patterns of Russian Federation torture and abuse of POWs in Ukraine. It has also documented POW violations committed by Ukraine.   National Dog Show: How to watch, what to expect The National Dog Show will air at noon EST Thursday on NBC. 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Justice Dept. Seeking to Question Pence in Jan. 6 InvestigationProsecutors want to speak with the former vice president as a witness to former President Donald Trump’s efforts to remain in power, and he is said to be considering how to respond.   Virginia Walmart Shooting Adds to Nation’s Grim Gun TollSix were killed, as well as the gunman, in the third recent high-profile mass shooting in the United States. What We Know About the Walmart Shooting VictimsSome were employees of the store who worked together on the night shift, described by one former co-worker as “a family.” Colorado Shooting Suspect Held Without Bond as New Details EmergeThe assailant accused of killing five people in an L.G.B.T.Q. nightclub made an initial court appearance, and identifies as nonbinary, lawyers say. Mary Peltola Wins Bid to Serve Full Term in the House for AlaskaMs. Peltola became the first Alaska Native woman elected to Congress earlier this year when she won a special election in the state. Sarah Palin Loses as the Party She Helped Transform Moves Past HerThe former Alaska governor, once the standard-bearer of the G.O.P.’s dog-whistling, no-apologies culture, was no match for the same forces she rode to national prominence. Lisa Murkowski Wins Re-election in Alaska, Beating a Trump-Backed RivalMs. Murkowski was the only Senate Republican up for re-election this year who voted to convict former President Donald J. Trump in his impeachment trial after the Jan. 6, 2021, riot. Russian Missile Barrage Cuts Power and Water Across UkraineOutages struck Kyiv and the surrounding region, as well as Lviv, Dnipro, Odesa and Kharkiv. Half of Moldova, whose grid is tied to Ukraine’s, also lost power. G7 and Allies Hit Snag Over Setting Price Cap on Russian OilThe effort to negotiate a cap on the price of Russian oil is expected to resume, but when and where is not clear. Pope Compares Russia’s War in Ukraine to Stalin-Era Famine That Killed MillionsThe comparison to Stalin’s decision to let millions in Ukraine starve represents one of the pope’s strongest condemnations yet of the Russian invasion. Peek Inside a $200-a-Night ‘Room’ at the World Cup in QatarThe ads didn’t lie, but container life might not be for everyone. Caroline Ellison Was a Little-Known Crypto Trader. Then FTX Collapsed.Caroline Ellison, who ran the cryptocurrency trading firm Alameda Research, has found herself at the center of Sam Bankman-Fried’s collapsed crypto empire. Russia Traffics in Ukrainian ChildrenMoscow takes children caught in war and then puts them up for adoption. Thankful for LibrariesIt was in these quiet spaces that I found myself, not only physically but spiritually. Why House Democrats Have Fallen in Line and Republicans Haven’tWe spoke with Julie Hirschfeld Davis, the congressional editor at The Times, about the latest maneuvering and drama in Washington. The 10 Best Books of 2022: An Event Announcing Our ListOn Nov. 29 at The Times Center in New York City, Times readers are invited to be the first to find out which books we’ve selected as the year’s best. Did You Quit Your Job in the Last Year? We Want to Hear About It.We are specifically interested in hearing from parents, people whose relationships were affected and those who quit because of burnout. Georgia Supreme Court Reinstates Abortion Ban After Six Weeks of PregnancyThe order comes after a lower court ruled last week that the ban was unconstitutional. NFL Sends Sunday Ticket Talks With Apple and Google Into OvertimeTalks for Sunday Ticket are expected to spill into next year, as Apple faces increased competition from Google for the league’s last available TV rights. Judge Slaps Down Bolsonaro’s Late Bid to Overturn Brazil’s ElectionPresident Jair Bolsonaro’s campaign argued many votes should be nullified because of a software bug. But experts said the bug did not affect the vote, and Brazil’s elections chief dismissed the complaint. A Stolen 1527 Record Signed by Cortés Will Be Returned to MexicoThe receipt bearing the signature of the conquistador was taken some 30 years ago. It turned up at an auction in Massachusetts, and the F.B.I. stepped in. Corey Hawkins, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II in ‘Topdog/Underdog’ and the Art of DeceptionCorey Hawkins and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II discuss their electrifying performances in the Broadway revival of Suzan-Lori Parks’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play. More Recent Articles
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