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Idaho professor sues TikToker who accused her of killing university students An Idaho professor is accusing a TikTok user of defamation after a video was posted that accused the professor of killing four college students last month.     Arizona judge rejects Lake's gubernatorial election challenge Arizona Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake's had her election lawsuit rejected on Saturday, affirming the victory of Democratic Gov.-elect Katie Hobbs.   Taliban issues decree banning female aid organization workers The Taliban government of Afghanistan decreed on Saturday that all female employees of non-governmental aid organizations be barred from working in the country.   Sitiveni Rabuka elected prime minster of Fiji after parliamentary vote Sitiveni Rabuka was elected Fiji's next Prime Minister on Saturday after receiving 28 votes in a secret ballot in parliament.   Neil Patrick Harris, Mariska Hargitay visit Disney World together with their families Neil Patrick Harris and Mariska Hargitay, along with their spouses and children, recently visited Florida's Disney World theme parks together.   Latin Patriarch arrives in Bethlehem to begin Christmas celebrations The Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem arrived in the biblical town of Bethlehem on Saturday, marking the beginning of annual Christmas celebrations in the occupied West Bank.   Tamar Braxton hospitalized for the flu: 'I thought God was taking me home' Reality television personality Tamar Braxton announced on Instagram that she was hospitalized with the flu this week.   Univ. of Calif. workers ratify new contracts, historic strike officially ends Student researchers and academic workers have voted in favor of new contracts six weeks after 48,000 workers went on strike for better salaries and working conditions.   Shinzo Abe assassination suspect found competent, will be indicted Japanese prosecutors have decided to indict the man accused of assassinating former Prime Minister Abe Shinzo, based on the results of a psychiatric evaluation, multiple reports indicated Saturday.   NHL's Alex Ovechkin moves to second all-time in goals scored Washington Capitals star and captain Alex Ovechkin passed Gordie Howe for second all-time in the NHL with 802 goals after scoring twice on Friday night.   Serial killer Charles Sobhraj deported to France after early release in Nepal Serial killer Charles Sobhraj, who is linked to up to 20 murders in Asia during the 1970s, was deported to France Saturday after Nepal's top court ruled that he should be released on health grounds.   Is your kid's runny nose going on forever? Experts say it's normal It might seem like your toddler or preschooler has a nose that is always runny, but experts say that's normal.   Hong Kong leaders announce plans to open border with China next month Hong Kong's leader announced Saturday the city will reopen its borders with mainland China by mid-January despite surging levels of COVID-19 infections following Beijing's move to drop pandemic restrictions.   7 killed, 58 injured in Christmas Eve attack on Ukraine's Kherson region Seven people were killed and 58 were wounded in a Christmas Eve attack by Russian forces on Ukraine's Kherson region, Ukrainian officials said Saturday.   Kurds protest Paris slayings; suspect involved in previous racist attack Kurds staged protests in Paris Saturday in the wake of a shooting that left three people dead as reports emerged the shooter was motivated by racism.   SZA's 'SOS' tops U.S. album chart Singer-songwriter SZA's "SOS" is the No. 1 album in the United States this week.   Multiple dead across U.S., Nat'l Guard called out in N.Y. amid winter storm Multiple people have died during a historic winter storm that has knocked out power for more than 1 million homes and businesses and snarled holiday air traffic across the United States.   1 killed in Mall of America department store shooting A 19-year-old man was killed Friday during an altercation between two groups in a department store at the Mall of America in suburban Minneapolis, police said.   On This Day, Dec. 24: Carlos the Jackal receives life sentence On Dec. 24, 1997, a French court convicted the international terrorist known as Carlos the Jackal of the 1975 killings of three men in Paris.   Famous birthdays for Dec. 24: Ricky Martin, Louis Tomlinson Singer Ricky Martin turns 51 and singer Louis Tomlinson turns 31, among the famous birthdays for Dec. 24.   More Recent Articles
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Putin Wants Fealty, and He’s Found It in AfricaAs Moscow wages war in Ukraine, its mercenaries have already established control in the Central African Republic — with scant Western reaction.   Winter Storm Leaves Buffalo and Its Region ReelingHere’s the latest on the bitter cold weather. Con Edison asks New York City customers to conserve energy.Storm Batters Canada, Leaving Thousands Without PowerEven Canadians accustomed to the vagaries of Arctic weather systems contended with a long list of extremes, including cold that “freezes flesh in minutes.” How the Worst Fears for Democracy Were Averted in 2022A precariously narrow but consequential slice of the electorate broke with its own voting history to reject openly extremist Republican candidates — at least partly out of concern for the health of the political system. Arizona Judge Rejects Kari Lake’s Effort to Overturn Her Election LossKari Lake, a Republican who was defeated by Katie Hobbs in the Arizona governor’s race, had made false election claims the centerpiece of her campaign. China’s Hottest New TV Genre: Dating Shows for Older PeopleSeveral popular television programs in the country are helping to encourage conversations about the social, romantic and sexual needs of older Chinese people. Taliban Bar Women From NGOs, Threatening to Worsen CrisisA letter from Afghanistan’s Ministry of Economy warned that it would revoke the operating licenses of any organizations that defied the decree. How Americans Can Stand Against ExtremismTransgender people are under threat from political violence. Why Dickens Haunts UsHe is the man who brought fantasy to Christmas. A Christmas Conversation About Christ“Jesus loves New York Times readers, too.” A Christmas Tree Brings Life to a Destroyed Palestinian VillageFor former residents of Iqrit, where Israeli forces leveled everything but the church in 1951, religious rituals bind them to a place from which they were expelled. Indigenous Communities in Canada Still Await Safe Drinking WaterA legal victory last December raised hopes for an accelerated path to clean drinking water on Canadian reserves. But for many, the wait drags on. Reasons for Optimism in 2023Even in a world facing many challenges, there are reasons to be hopeful about next year and beyond. More Recent Articles
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