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Death toll rises to 31 in winter storm in western New York The death toll from a severe winter storm that tore through the United States over the holidays continues to grow with at least 31 dead in western New York Tuesday, according to Erie County officials.     Blinken renews vow to 'repair, replace, defend' Ukraine's energy supply U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken renewed his vow on Tuesday to "work tirelessly" with G7 countries to "repair, replace and defend" Ukraine's energy supply throughout the winter in its war against Russia.   College student who went missing on graduation day found dead in Texas Tanner Hoang, a 22-year-old Texas A&M student who was supposed to graduate on Dec. 16, has been found dead in Austin, Texas, after going missing on graduation day.   NASA, Alaska researchers to scan asteroid with radio waves Researchers are preparing for a potentially "catastrophic" close encounter with an asteroid in 2029 by scanning an asteroid with radio waves on Tuesday.   Fluid thickener linked to lower blood sugar after eating, study says Researchers in Japan have linked xanthan gum-based fluid thickener, used to prevent choking, to lower blood sugar after eating which could help patients with Type 2 diabetes, according to a new study.   Mental health emergency visits rising faster than other pediatric cases Children in mental health crises are becoming more common in children's hospital emergency departments, a trend that is growing far faster than all other emergency visits.   Supreme Court leaves Title 42 migrant rule in place for now The Supreme Court will put off its decision on whether or not it will end Title 42 until at least June 2023, leaving the immigration rule in place until then.   Southwest Airlines cancels 70% of flights for 'next several days' Southwest Airlines will cancel nearly 70% of its flights "for the next several days," as the airline works to recover from severe winter weather and staffing shortages that left tens of thousands of passengers stranded.   Russia temporarily bans exports of oil to U.S., other Western nations Responding to Western price caps on Russian oil, President Vladimir Putin temporarily banned exports of Russian oil to U.S. and European nations.   European Space Agency releases detailed image of dense nebula The European Space Agency has released a detailed image of a dense nebula in the star-forming region known as NGC 2264, approximately 2,500 light-years from Earth.   Maricopa County, Katie Hobbs’ request to sanction Kari Lake denied Maricopa County and Gov.-elect Katie Hobbs' request to impose sanctions on defeated gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake was denied by a superior court judge Tuesday.   Drug maker voluntarily recalls blood pressure medication Quinapril Drug maker Lupin Pharmaceuticals voluntarily pulls blood pressure medication Quinapril over fears of possible elevated cancer risks.   Book returned to British library after nearly 50 years A library in England said a book on the Dewey decimal system was recently returned and found to be just shy of 50 years overdue.   Watch: Texas car wash freezes solid during cold blast The cold weather that swept through Texas led to a car wash being frozen solid and apparently damaged.   LendingTree survey finds Americans took on most debt over holidays since 2015 Holiday shopping, combined with increased costs of living, caused consumers to take on the most debt they have over the holiday season since at least 2015, a survey by LendingTree says.   Waterford Crystals reveals 'Gift of Love' collection celebrating New Year's Eve Waterford Crystals, known for adorning the ball that drops each New Year's Eve in New York's Times Square with thousands of crystals, has revealed its "Gifts of Love" collection, celebrating the new year.   Former South Korean President Lee Myung-bak granted pardon President Yoon Suk Yeol on Tuesday granted wide-ranging special pardons to former President Lee Myung-bak and seveeral high-profile politicians and former officials convicted of corruption and other irregularities.   Avalanche buries 2 snowboarders, kills 1 in Colorado An avalanche caught four snowboarders on Berthoud Pass west of Denver, burying two and killing one on Monday.   Judge gives participant 16 years in prison for Michigan governor kidnap plot A federal judge sentenced Adam Fox to 16 years in prison Tuesday for his involvement in the 2020 plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.   Look: Dog rescued from water beneath 30-foot South Carolina cliff Emergency responders in South Carolina came to the rescue of a dog that descended a 30-foot cliff behind an airport and ended up in the Intracoastal Waterway.   Watch: Florida server surprised with $1,000 tip A server at Florida restaurant was pleasantly surprised with a $1,000 tip just days before Christmas.   7-7-7 lottery drawing results in 12,125 winning tickets in South Carolina The South Carolina Education Lottery said its Pick 3 drawing paid out more than $3 million in prizes when the numbers came up 7-7-7.   Arizona Cardinals defensive end J.J. Watt says he'll retire after 2022 season Arizona Cardinals defensive end J.J. Watt will retire after the 2022 season, he announced Tuesday on social media.   Plane carrying family of Iranian soccer player diverted by authorities Iranian soccer player Ali Daei says an international flight was diverted to prevent his wife and daughter from joining him on vacation in Dubai. 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Southwest and Other Airlines Cancel Thousands of Flights Across the USBad winter weather led the company to cancel more than 60 percent of its flights for Tuesday and Wednesday, leaving many travelers frustrated.   More Than 30 Dead from Winter Storm in Western New YorkWestern New York is still digging out from a punishing holiday blizzard that has taken nearly 30 lives. ‘Atmospheric River’ Begins to Pound Western U.S. With Rain and SnowAs the Eastern United States starts to recover from a deadly weekend, the West is dealing with a fast-moving storm system that could bring flooding and mudslides, forecasters say. You Didn’t Make It to St. Louis, but Your Bags Did. Here’s What to Do.Disruptions from winter storms have not only caused flight delays and cancellations, but have also separated many passengers from their luggage. Here are some ways to make reuniting easier. Title 42 Migrant Policy Must Stay in Place for Now, Supreme Court SaysThe temporary stay in lifting the pandemic rule known as Title 42 is a provisional victory for 19 states, led mostly by Republicans, that had sought to keep it in place on the border. At a Crowded Border Camp in Mexico, Frustration and Shattered HopesA Supreme Court ruling extending an expulsion policy known as Title 42 proved deeply disappointing for many migrants gathered at the border, hoping for a chance to seek asylum. What Is Title 42: Guide to Understanding What Is Happening at the BorderThe Supreme Court agreed to a request from Republican-led states to keep in place — for now — a public health rule that has been used to turn back migrants during the pandemic. The Webb Telescope Is Just Getting StartedThe first scientific results are coming in, and the $10 billion instrument is working even better than astronomers had dared to hope. Ukraine and Russia Battle for a Gateway City in the EastRecapturing Kreminna, in eastern Ukraine, would be a step further in Ukraine’s campaign to retake major cities that Russia seized after it invaded. Republican Leaders Remain Silent Over George Santos’s FalsehoodsThe muted response from party leaders suggested that so far they were prepared to mete out little, if any, punishment to the congressman-elect. Republican Jewish Coalition Says Santos ‘Deceived Us’ About His HeritageThe group said that Representative-elect George Santos would be barred from its events, but it stopped short of calling for him not to serve in Congress. George Santos: What We Know and Don’t Know About the Representative-ElectMr. Santos admitted that the information in his résumé about where he worked and went to school was not true. Other discrepancies in his biography remain a mystery. The Year Pop’s Men Dismantled Their MasculinityIn 2022, stars including Harry Styles, Jack Harlow and Bad Bunny offered liberated takes on gender, but also risked pandering. Are men OK? Early Version of Disney’s Mickey Mouse Will Soon Be Public PropertyThe version of the iconic character from “Steamboat Willie” will enter the public domain in 2024. But those trying to take advantage could end up in a legal mousetrap. The Afterlife of Your Holiday DiscardsThe cartoonist Amy Hwang explores what happens after the presents are unwrapped and the tree is untrimmed. Can Elon Musk’s Tesla Really Last?“Cool” doesn’t necessarily deliver sustained advantage. ‘I Can’t Imagine Who Would Think It’s OK to Take Food Away From Kids’The 117th Congress didn’t do two things for kids that the 118th really should. Battered by Natural Disasters and Gaining the Support to RecoverCharitable groups helped people left devastated by a tornado in Kentucky and a hurricane in Puerto Rico to get food and reliable electricity. ‘Tragic Battle’: On the Front Lines of China’s Covid CrisisMedical staff are outnumbered and working sick as the nation’s health care system buckles under the strain of a spiraling crisis. A.T.F. Moves to Close ‘Ghost Guns’ Loophole in Federal RuleNew guidance from the Biden administration requires pistol parts to be subject to the same regulations as fully finished firearms. Man Who Plotted to Kidnap Governor Whitmer Sentenced to 16 Years in PrisonJurors convicted Adam Fox of scheming to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in 2020 in what federal prosecutors described as a threat to American democracy. Thousands Will Live Here One Day (as Long as They Can Find Water)In the increasingly dry Southwest, drought and climate change pose a challenge for developers, who need to find creative ways to provide water supply to new communities. You’re Going to Need a Smaller Boat: Island Hopping in the GrenadinesForget about flying if you want to visit many of these stunning specks of land sprinkled across the Caribbean. Hop on a sailboat or a ferry, or you can always swim. More Recent Articles
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