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Trump responds after Merrick Garland appoints special counsel for criminal investigations Former President Donald Trump on Friday responded after Attorney General Merrick Garland appointed a special counsel to decide whether to criminally charge him in relation to two investigations.     Elon Musk polls Twitter on whether to reinstate Trump’s account Elon Musk, the controversial billionaire who recently bought the social networking site Twitter, has polled its users on whether to reinstate the account of former President Donald Trump.   EU rules in favor of Banksy in trademark dispute, allowing him to remain anonymous The European Union's Intellectual Property Office has ruled in favor of the British street artist Banksy in a trademark dispute with the greeting card company Full Colour Black.   Investigation into Baltimore Archdiocese finds 600 victims abused by clergy An investigation into the Baltimore Archdiocese of the Catholic Church has found more than 600 victims who were abused by clergy in the last 80 years.   Jury in Danny Masterson rape trial says it’s deadlocked The jury deliberating actor Danny Masterson's rape trial said Friday that it is deadlocked, setting the stage for a possible mistrial.   Theranos' Elizabeth Holmes sentenced to 11 years in prison Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of the failed blood-testing startup Theranos, was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison after she was convicted on four counts of wire fraud for duping investors.   Lawsuit seeks to overturn FDA approval of medicated abortion pills Anti-abortion medical groups filed a lawsuit on Friday against the Food and Drug Administration, seeking to overturn the government's approval of abortion-inducing drugs.   Trump Org. finance chief testifies Trump's children gave him raise after perks ended Allen Weisselberg, the longtime chief financial officer for the Trump Organization, testified Friday that he received a raise to make up for off-the-book perks he no longer was receiving.   Two Erie County, N.Y., residents die shoveling snow Two Erie County, N.Y., residents died while removing snow during a major storm. A state of emergency has been declared in multiple counties as the National Weather Service warns that road conditions are dangerous.   Elon Musk calls Twitter engineers back to office to help him with software After initially telling Twitter employees that the company's offices would be closed until Monday, new owner Elon Musk reversed course and asked for anyone with software experience to come to the office.   Carvana lays off 1,500 employees amid falling stock price Online-only car retailer Carvana has laid off 1,500 employees amid falling stock prices. The company saw a windfall during the COVID-19 pandemic but business slowed amid rising interest rates.   Man breaks record for visiting all Washington Metro stations A travel blogger earned a Guinness World Record by visiting all Metro stations in the Washington, D.C., area in 8 hours and 54 minutes.   President Joe Biden asks Supreme Court to lift injunction on student debt relief The Biden administration Friday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to lift a lower-court injunction stopping student loan debt forgiveness.   U.S. Capitol Christmas tree arrives from N.C. The Capitol Christmas tree arrived Friday in Washington. The 78-foot red spruce was harvested in North Carolina's Pisgah National Forest.   Biden meets with business leaders, highlights Inflation Reduction Act benefits President Joe Biden met with business and labor leaders Friday to discuss steadying the economy, and he touted some of the benefits of his Inflation Reduction Act.   Man wins $50,000 Powerball prize 6 years after $100,000 scratch-off jackpot A Maryland man won a $50,000 Powerball prize just six years after collecting a $100,000 jackpot from a scratch-off lottery ticket.   U.S. sanctions Russian, Belarusian for Guatemalan mining corruption The U.S. State and Treasury departments sanctioned a Russian and a Belarusian for "acts of corruption that threaten the United States" in the Guatemalan mining sector.   Look: B.I releases new EP, 'Keep Me Up' music video K-pop star and former iKon member B.I released the EP "Love or Loved Part. 1" and a music video for the song "Keep Me Up."   Existing home sales fell for ninth straight month in October Existing home sales shrunk for the ninth consecutive month despite the median price of those homes going up, according to a new report from the National Association of Realtors on Friday.   Watch: Montana father and son break lacrosse passing world record A Montana father and son broke a Guinness World Record when they passed two lacrosse balls back and forth 40 times in 1 minute.   10 charged in healthcare money laundering scheme The Department of Justice has charged 10 individuals for defrauding healthcare providers, insurance companies, Medicare and Medicaid.   American Music Awards: How to watch, what to expect The 2022 American Music Awards will take place Sunday at Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.   Khary Payton 'might be a blubbering mess' after Sunday's 'Walking Dead' finale Khary Payton filmed Sunday's "The Walking Dead" series finale months ago, but he says he still hasn't processed how he feels about all of it ending.   Look: Stuck deer rescued from muddy pond in Kansas A Kansas sheriff's office came to the rescue of a deer found stuck partially submerged in a muddy pond.   Hakeem Jeffries officially throws in hat to replace Pelosi as Democratic House leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries officially threw his hat in the ring to replace longtime Democratic House leader Nancy Pelosi on Friday, which would make him the first person of color to lead a major party in the body.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Garland Names Special Counsel for Trump InvestigationsEven before Mr. Garland’s announcement, there were signs that prosecutorial activity in both cases was accelerating after a brief slowdown in the run-up to the midterm elections.   Who Is Jack Smith, the Newly Appointed Special Counsel in the Trump Investigations?Mr. Smith will take on the role of special counsel after leaving his current position as a specialist prosecutor based in The Hague investigating war crimes. What Is a Special Counsel and What Does One Do?Former President Donald J. Trump’s continuing presence on the political scene has prompted the appointment of a third special counsel. Elon Musk’s Twitter Teeters on the Edge After Another 1,200 LeaveMr. Musk sent emails on Friday asking to learn about Twitter’s underlying technology as key infrastructure teams have been decimated. What Employees Does Twitter Need, Anyway?The many departures have set off a wave of hand-wringing about whether the site can continue to operate well. Elizabeth Holmes Is Sentenced to More Than 11 Years for Theranos FraudMs. Holmes was convicted in January of four counts of wire fraud for deceiving investors with claims about her blood testing start-up Theranos. Hakeem Jeffries, Pressing to Lead Democrats, Marks a Generational ShiftThe congressman, who has served in the House for a decade, would be a far different leader from Speaker Nancy Pelosi, whom he is running to succeed. Lauren Boebert’s Rival, Adam Frisch, Concedes Colorado House RaceMs. Boebert and Mr. Frisch have been locked in one of the country’s closest contests as she seeks a second term in the House. Buffalo Storm: More Snow Expected in Western New YorkA storm lasting through the weekend is underway on the eastern coasts of Lakes Erie and Ontario, with snowfall rates reaching over three inches per hour. Russia Raises Hopes for Griner’s Release, but U.S. Says It’s Just TalkThe State Department says Russia refuses to negotiate seriously to free the basketball star Brittney Griner, who was sent to a penal colony with a nine-year sentence on a cannabis charge. Anton Filatov, Ukrainian Film Critic, Drafted Into Real-Life WarAnton Filatov, a Ukrainian film critic, was pulled into a theater he never expected to enter: the front lines of war, where he now writes of the scene in the trenches instead of what’s onscreen. For Hundreds of Maryland Clergy Abuse Victims, ‘No Parish Was Safe’The state attorney general investigated more than 80 years of sexual and physical abuse in the Archdiocese of Baltimore. Qatar Bans Beer Sales at World Cup StadiumsQatar’s about-face on alcohol signaled that FIFA, soccer’s governing body, may no longer be in full control of its showcase championship. What’s Twitter’s Future? The Former Head of Trust And Safety Weighs InElon Musk’s brand of radical transformation has unavoidable limits. Inside America’s Great Teacher ResignationIt’s never been harder to oversee America’s classrooms, and it’s driving educators out en masse. The Case for a Less-Effective AltruismHow we think about philanthropy. There Is a Way to Break Out of Our Constitutional StagnationStates are turning back into “laboratories of democracy.” The population questionEarth has reached 8 billion inhabitants. But more people doesn’t have to mean more greenhouse gas emissions. A Small-Town Librarian Spoke Against Censorship. Then the Dark Money Came for Her.Now she’s fighting back. Ticketmaster’s Parent Company Said to Face Justice Department InvestigationThe inquiry predates the botched presale of Taylor Swift tickets this week and is said to focus on whether Live Nation has abused its power in the live music industry. Georgetown and Columbia Law Schools Withdraw From U.S. News RankingsFour schools joined Yale and Harvard’s rebellion against U.S. News. And the bar association will no longer require schools to mandate the LSAT or GRE. But rankings still matter. UVA Shooting Suspect Had Guns in His Dorm Room, Report SaysAuthorities found a semiautomatic rifle, a pistol and ammunition, according to a local newspaper. Iranian Protesters Attack Khomeini’s Childhood Home as Unrest SpreadsThe house where the Islamic revolution’s founder grew up was set on fire during a fresh surge of anger over the government’s killing of children, including three in the city of Izeh. More Recent Articles
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