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Chinese balloon part of larger spying campaign, says U.S. intelligence As the U.S. military continues to collect remnants of a Chinese spy balloon shot down over the Atlantic Ocean over the weekend, U.S. intelligence officials are saying the aerial is part of a larger spying campaign.     Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders unveils universal school choice proposal Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders has unveiled a phased-in plan, called Arkansas LEARNS, for statewide universal school choice by 2026.   Turkish President Erdogan pledges government money, housing aid to earthquake survivors Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday pledged assistance to victims of massive earthquakes that killed thousands in Turkey and Syria this week.   'Baby talk' could help diagnose autism in toddlers, study says A new study finds toddlers' attention to high-pitched, sing-songy speech -- or "baby talk" -- could provide an early diagnosis and treatment of autism spectrum disorder.   Elian Gonzalez nominated for seat in Cuba’s National Assembly Elian Gonzalez garnered international attention as the 6-year-old Cuban boy at the center of a custody battle, but his next chapter could be as a lawmaker.   Man who killed 23 in El Paso Walmart shooting pleads guilty, gets 90 life sentences The man responsible for killing 23 people and injuring 22 more in a mass shooting in Texas more than three years ago, pleaded guilty Wednesday to all federal charges against him.   Vice President Kamala Harris talks climate change at Georgia Tech Vice President Kamala Harris traveled to Atlanta on Wednesday, one day after the president's State of the Union address, to discuss climate change with Georgia Tech students, calling it a "moment of great opportunity."   House Republicans launch wide-ranging investigations into Biden, his son and social-media bias The House is probing Twitter's handling of a news story regarding a laptop belonging to Hunter Biden, as the GOP-led chamber seeks to turn its investigative sights on the Biden family, big tech and the border.   Disney to cut 7,000 jobs after reporting 8% rise in revenue After reporting revenue growth in its latest earnings report Wednesday, the Walt Disney Company said later in the day it would 7,000 jobs and slash billions in costs as part of a restructuring plan.   HUD says it helped 2 million homeowners avoid foreclosure during pandemic Nearly two million homeowners were able to avoid foreclosure during the COVID-19 pandemic due to Federal Housing Administration programs, the Department of Housing and Urban Development said Wednesday.   SpaceX to test-fire all 33 Starship booster engines Thursday SpaceX will embark on a monumental step toward launching Starship on Thursday when it test fires all 33 of its first stage booster's Raptor engines.   Former President George W. Bush to mark 20 years of AIDS program PEPFAR Former President George W. Bush will return to Washington, D.C., later this month to mark the 20th anniversary of PEPFAR, his worldwide humanitarian program to end AIDS.   NFL concussions up because of increased examinations, commissioner says NFL player concussions increased during the 2022-23 season because of the league's increased examinations of head injuries, commissioner Roger Goodell said at his annual Super Bowl news conference Wednesday in Phoenix.   Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin wins players' union's Alan Page award Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin, who recovered from an on-field cardiac arrest and raised more than $9 million for charity in the process, won the 2023 Alan Page Community Award, the NFL union announced Wednesday.   NOAA storm tracking campaign begins second year A campaign run by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to monitor the severity of storms is entering its second year, NOAA confirmed Wednesday.   Look: Unusual fish with leucism reeled in from Vermont pond Wildlife officials in Vermont said an odd-looking fish that appeared to be frozen was in fact alive and has a condition called leucism.   SeaWorld Rescue to create United Arab Emirates marine research and rescue center SeaWorld Rescue is opening a new center in Abu Dhabi. The center will be the first dedicated marine research and rescue center in the Middle East and North Africa region, the organization announced Wednesday.   Gallup Poll says half of U.S. feels 'worse off' than a year ago The continuing effects of the pandemic and a year of record inflation have at least half of people in the United States unsatisfied with their current financial situation.   Pennsylvania firefighters remove cake pan from 2-year-old's head Firefighters in Pennsylvania conducted an unusual rescue when a 2-year-old girl got her head stuck in an angel food cake pan.   Watch: Tree trimming service rescues seagull caught in kite string A Connecticut tree trimming service came to the rescue of a seagull entangled in a kite string and suspended between two trees -- out of the reach of firefighters.   Ring discovered around dwarf planet surprises astronomers Astronomers have discovered a ring around a dwarf planet called Quaoar in the outer reaches of the solar system.   Watchdog: $191B in pandemic unemployment payments possibly 'improper' The U.S. Department of Labor's Office of Inspector General on Wednesday estimated at least $191 billion in pandemic unemployment payments could have been improper or fraudulent.   In Wisconsin, Biden touts his administration's economic successes, job creation President Joe Biden is in Wisconsin to promote his national economic plan which has so far created hundreds of thousands of new jobs and brought $4 billion in new investments to the battleground he narrowly won in 2020.   Michigan woman thought email about lottery jackpot was a scam A Michigan woman said she initially disregarded an email informing her of a $110,689 lottery prize because she thought it was a scam.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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China Sends Spy Balloons Over Military Sites Worldwide, U.S. Officials SayThe balloons have some advantages over the satellites that orbit the earth in regular patterns. They fly closer to earth and can evade radar.   Turkey-Syria Earthquake: Millions Await Aid While Suffering Cold and GriefWith thousands dead and many more left homeless in Turkey and Syria, people struggling to unearth victims, bury the dead and provide for millions of survivors are pleading for more aid. Little aid is reaching Syria, the U.N. says.Microsoft’s ChatGPT-Powered Bing Makes Search Interesting AgainGoogle has stiff competition now, after Microsoft integrated powerful A.I. technology into its search engine. Twitter Glitches Pile Up as Key Features FailMany users said they could not post tweets or message one another on Wednesday as the #TwitterDown hashtag began trending. Five Takeaways From the House G.O.P. Hearing With Former Twitter ExecutivesThe Oversight Committee called the session to scrutinize whether the social media platform has censored the right, but it yielded new revelations about the company’s permissive approach. Biden Aims to Win Back White Working-Class Voters Through Their WalletsIn his State of the Union address, the president signaled the opening of a yearslong push to persuade white working-class voters to return to the Democratic fold. Winning them over on cultural issues may be more difficult. Romney-Santos Confrontation Reflects a Broader Clash Within the G.O.P.The run-in between the senator from Utah, an institutionalist who prizes decorum, and the newly elected, embattled congressman from New York encapsulated the tension inside the Republican Party. Biden’s State of the Union: What Did ‘Lots of Luck in Your Senior Year’ Mean?In the daily Rorschach test that is modern politics, everyone saw what they wanted in the Bidenism du jour. TV Viewership Declines for Biden’s State of the Union SpeechFox News attracted the biggest audience of the night, while CNN’s viewership fell by half from a year ago. Visiting U.K. and France, Zelensky Pleads for Jets and Weapons for UkraineIn a surprise visit that started a two-day blitz of Western allies, the Ukrainian president implored Britain to provide planes he said would represent “wings of freedom.’’ Putin Likely Approved Missile System Used to Down Flight MH17, Inquiry SaysA Dutch-led team made the assessment, but said it had suspended its investigation because of insufficient evidence and rules that prevent new prosecutions. Why the Odds Are Stacked Against a Promising New Covid DrugA new drug quashes all coronavirus variants. But regulatory hurdles and a lack of funding make it unlikely to reach the U.S. market anytime soon. N.I.H. Leader Rebuts Covid Lab Leak Theory at House HearingNow in the majority, House Republicans are eager to scrutinize the Biden administration’s Covid policies and the origins of the virus, as a hearing on Wednesday demonstrated. In L.A., Gustavo Dudamel’s Influence Extends Beyond the Concert HallThe news that Gustavo Dudamel is leaving the Los Angeles Philharmonic for New York was a blow to a city where he has been much more than a conductor. Dead Men at the State of the UnionThe State of the Union commemorated Tyre Nichols, and attendees recalled Henry Truman, an early victim of police violence. NASA’s Mission to Psyche, a ‘$10 Quintillion’ AsteroidNASA plans to explore Psyche, an asteroid made of iron, nickel and we don’t know what else. India, the World’s Biggest Democracy, Is Jettisoning Freedom and ToleranceThe soul of a majestic nation is at stake. Chocolate and Fire for Valentine’s DayThree new desserts from Yossy Arefi and a chance to flambé. F.B.I. Joins the Hunt for a New Jersey Councilwoman’s KillerHundreds of people gathered Wednesday in Sayreville, N.J., to remember Eunice K. Dwumfour, the first-ever Black person elected in the small borough. Disney To Lay Off About 7,000 Employees as It Cuts $5.5 Billion in CostsIn the company’s first earnings report since Bob Iger returned as C.E.O., it exceeded Wall Street’s expectations. But about 7,000 jobs are expected to be cut. What the Winter Storms in California Mean for TravelSki resorts and wineries may ultimately benefit, but in many areas, impassable stretches of highway and major wind and water damage will take weeks or months to repair. Élisabeth Borne, France’s Prime Minister, on Her Harrowing StoryThe daughter of an Auschwitz survivor, Élisabeth Borne has avoided bringing her past into politics, even when it might be appropriate. The Future of Balenciaga Is on the LineAnd everything else you need to know to hold forth on fashion month at a cocktail party. More Recent Articles
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