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Former UPI photographer and Pulitzer Prize finalist Don Rypka dies at 73 Award-winning photographer and former UPI photojournalist Don Rypka, perhaps best known as a Pulitzer Prize finalist for capturing the assassination attempt on President Reagan, has died at the age of 73 in Argentina.     Alex Murdaugh talks about his drug abuse, day of murder in his trial In an early cross-examination of disgraced former South Carolina lawyer Alex Murdaugh on Friday, prosecutors quizzed him about his financial troubles before turning to the night his wife and son were killed in 2021.   Florida nursing home administrator acquitted in deaths during Hurricane Irma A South Florida judge tossed out a case against a nursing home administrator who was charged in the death of nine residents after Hurricane Irma in 2017.   Warner Bros. suing Paramount over 'South Park' streaming Warner Bros. Discovery filed a lawsuit Friday on behalf of its streaming service subsidiary HBO Max, against Paramount Global, in a dispute over the streaming rights to the animated show South Park.   House Republicans open probe into Pete Buttigieg's response to Ohio train derailment House Republicans announced Friday that they are launching a probe into Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg's response to the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.   State attorneys general sue FDA to drop restrictions on abortion pill A group of state attorneys general accused the Food and Drug Administration of excessively regulating the abortion pill mifepristone, according to a lawsuit filed in Washington state.   Alabama lifts moratorium on executions after review Alabama lifted its moratorium on executions on Friday after the completion of an investigation into a series of botched executions last year.   United States Navy will christen USNS Cody on Saturday The United States Navy will christen a new ship named for the city of Cody, Wyo. The Spearhead-class expeditionary fast transport ship will be named USNS Cody and is scheduled to be christened on Saturday.   Look: Entangled raccoon rescued from backyard hammock in Massachusetts Animal control officers in Massachusetts came to the rescue of a raccoon that became entangled in a resident's backyard hammock.   Watch: Music super fan finds a bloody way to prove her allegiance in 'Swarm' trailer In the trailer for the new series "The Swarm," Dominique Fishback is an fan who takes her obsession for a Beyoncé-esque superstar way too far.   Look: Moose takes up residence outside Utah ranger office's front door The U.S. Forest Service is warning visitors to a ranger district office in Utah to beware of a young bull moose that has claimed the building's front door as his territory.   Watch: DNA test ordered to determine whether stray puppy is a dog or coyote Animal rescuers in Texas ordered a DNA test to determine whether a puppy found by police in Dallas is a dog or a coyote.   Maryland woman buys wrong lottery ticket, wins $50,000 A Maryland woman won a $50,000 lottery prize when she accidentally bought the wrong scratch-off ticket from a vending machine.   Meta announces new AI language model Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced Friday that the company was releasing a new AI language generator named LLaMA.   Study: Daily marijuana use linked to heart disease Daily marijuana users face a one-third more chance of developing coronary artery disease compared to those who have never used the substance, according to research released Friday from the American College of Cardiology.   Watch: 50-year-old message in a bottle found in Pennsylvania park A visitor to a state park in Pennsylvania found a bottle on the ground in the woods that contained a message from a family camping trip 50 years earlier.   Department of Agriculture to invest nearly $10 million in reforestation initiatives The United States Department of Agriculture is investing almost $10 million in forest nursery and seed partnerships for reforestation.   Ukrainians adapt to loss, aid war effort a year after terror of Russian invasion One year after Russia's military invasion, some Ukrainian citizens have been forced to adapt to life amid the conflict as they face the stark reality of loss and find ways to aid the war effort.   Adam Scott still relates to struggling actor he plays on ‘Party Down’ Adam Scott has been a successful TV star for decades, but the "Severance" and "Parks & Recreation" actor says he still finds it "super-easy" to relate to his "Party Down" character, Henry, and his professional struggles.   Look: Escaped monkey found two days later in Kentucky Police in Kentucky helped a resident reunite with their unusual escaped pet -- a capuchin monkey.   'Cocaine Bear' star O'Shea Jackson on the film, father Ice Cube: 'I'm forever grateful' O'Shea Jackson Jr. talks about his role in "Cocaine Bear," the debt he owes to his famous father Ice Cube and how he feels his legacy was disrespected on a "best of" list.   G7 leaders reiterate support for Ukraine in virtual meeting with Zelensky Leaders of the Group of Seven nations joined Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for a special virtual meeting on Ukraine to mark the one-year anniversary of the Russian invasion on Friday.   Watch: Nu'est's Minhyun shares 'Hidden Side' music video teaser K-pop star Hwang Min-hyun released a preview of his music video for "Hidden Side," a song from his debut solo EP, "Truth or Lie."   U.S.-based Foothills Exploration to overhaul wells for new gas production Reflecting broader trends in the global market, Foothills Exploration said Friday it would rework hundreds of recently acquired wells across Kansas and Oklahoma to produce more natural gas.   Maisie Williams, boyfriend Reuben Selby split up "Game of Thrones" actress Maisie Williams announced her split from Reuben Selby after five years of dating.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Russia, Ukraine and the West Vow to Fight On, in a War With No End in SightMoscow and Kyiv face daunting challenges in moving forward, with no clear sense of what an attainable victory might look like.   A Year of Russia’s War on Ukraine Is Marked by Protests and DefianceOn the anniversary of the invasion, Volodymyr Zelensky held a marathon news conference and vowed victory if Ukraine’s allies remained united like a fist. Biden Reaffirms Support for Ukraine Amid Concerns About Russia-Iran TiesThe Biden administration announced new measures targeting Moscow and supporters of President Vladimir V. Putin’s war. California Finds Joy in Storm That Brings Snow, Graupel and HailA cold storm has created winter wonderlands in unusual California spots that almost never see snow. 12 States Sue F.D.A., Seeking Removal of Special Restrictions on Abortion PillThe suit argues that rules applying to mifepristone unnecessarily limit patients’ access to medication abortion. Vice C.E.O.’s Departure Signals Fallen Hopes for Digital MediaNancy Dubuc is leaving the media company, which is exploring a sale of some or all of the business, after nearly five years there. After Train Derailment In East Palestine, Lawyers Sign Up Clients in DrovesLawyers have poured into East Palestine, Ohio, since the derailment that led to a burn-off of toxic chemicals, filing more than a dozen lawsuits so far on behalf of local residents. 10 Years After Lac-Mégantic Tragedy, Are Canada’s Rails Safe?When a runaway train loaded with oil jumped the tracks in Lac-Mégantic, Quebec, 47 people died in Canada’s worst rail disaster in nearly 150 years. Alligators in New York: A Brief HistoryA brief history of New York City alligators. Marjorie Taylor Greene Has a DreamHer plans for a “national divorce” are very revealing. Mike Pence Should Drop His Grand Jury Subpoena GambitThe former vice president is injecting campaign-style politics into the special counsel’s inquiry and risks doing real damage to his reputation. The Perfect Retirement Investment Nobody Wants, Part 2It doesn’t exist, but could it? The Real Reason North Dakota Is Going After Books and LibrariansAs a gay young person, I found refuge in libraries. Now in my state and others, they are under attack. ‘Radical Care’ for the Beings Around UsHere’s what the people who nurture wild animals can teach us about life in the era of climate change. The Oligarchs’ DerbyWhen the top teams in Greece meet, the story lines, and the rivalries, regularly extend far beyond the soccer field. What to Cook This WeekendHow a Graduate Covered the Michigan State ShootingA freelance journalist who is a recent graduate of the university reported on the mass shooting on campus while her younger sister, a current student, sheltered in a classroom. You Don’t Have to Be a Skier to Dress Like One (From the ’80s)Neon and metallic designs have become so popular among skiers and nonskiers seeking “the vibe” that they’ve become hard to find. More Recent Articles
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