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U.N. aid arrives in Syria as earthquake death toll surpasses 21,000 The United Nations said its first shipment of humanitarian aid reached northwest Syria through Turkey on Thursday as the death toll from the devastating earthquakes in the region soared to more than 21,000. Former NFL star Brett Favre files defamation lawsuits linked to welfare fraud scandal Brett Favre, the former star quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, filed defamation lawsuits Thursday against Mississippi's state auditor Shad White and sports commentators Shannon Sharpe and Pat McAfee. 222 political prisoners released from Nicaragua arrive in U.S. The United States received 222 newly released political prisoners who had been held in prison in Nicaragua on Thursday. NFL Honors: Patrick Mahomes claims second MVP Award Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes claimed the top prize -- the 2023 AP MVP Award -- at the NFL Honors on Thursday at Symphony Hall inside the Phoenix Convention Center. Russia replaces art museum director after criticism of lack of ‘moral values’ Russia's Culture Ministry on Thursday announced that it had replaced Zelfira Tregulova, the head of the State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, after criticism that the museum under her direction lacked "moral values." Rep. Angie Craig attacked in her D.C. apartment building; suspect arrested Rep. Angie Craig, D-Minn., was assaulted in the elevator of her Washington, D.C., apartment building on Thursday, according to her chief of staff, who said the lawmaker fought the attacker and called 911. Dual citizen sentenced for sending electronics to Iranian, Lebanese terrorist groups A dual citizen of the United States and Iran will serve a 30-month prison sentence for illegally conspiring to send electronic goods to Iranian and Lebanese terrorist groups. Yahoo to cut 20% of staff by the end of the year Yahoo announced Thursday that it will lay off more than 20% of its staff by the end of the year, including cutting 1,000 positions this week alone. Virginia pharmacist convicted in $1M Medicare fraud scheme A Virginia pharmacist was convicted Thursday by a federal jury in Florida for his role in defrauding Medicare of more than $1 million in prescription drug benefits, the Justice Department announced. U.S. House condemns China over balloon incident while Senate grills U.S. officials The U.S. House Thursday unanimously passed a resolution condemning China for sending a spy balloon into U.S. airspace as the State Department said the balloon carried an antenna array for collecting communications. Jeep celebrates 20th anniversary of Wrangler, will sell limited-edition model for more than $115K The Jeep Wrangler will mark two decades on the market with what the manufacturer is calling the "most capable" and certainly most expensive Wranglers yet. Tennessee moves closer to law that could limit drag performances The Tennessee state Senate Thursday passed legislation that would amend the state's existing laws to ban or further restrict "male and female impersonators," a move that could ban drag performances in the state. South Dakota Senate passes bill to ban gender affirming care for minors South Dakota is poised to ban gender affirming care for transgender children after the state Senate passed a controversial bill. SpaceX attempts ignition of 33 engines for Starship booster SpaceX attempted to fire all 33 engines for Booster 7, a prototype for Starship's Super Heavy rocket, successfully igniting 31 of the Raptor engines during the test Thursday. CPSC warns of entrapment hazard with strollers after 1 death reported The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has warned of a possible injury risk from a Baby Trend stroller. 'RuPaul's Drag Race' returns to 90-minute episodes in March "RuPaul's Drag Race" announced in a tweet Thursday that beginning March 10, episodes would return to 90 minutes in length. Slain director's family sues Alec Baldwin for 2021 'Rust' movie-set shooting The family of Halyna Hutchins, the cinematographer who was shot and killed on the set of the film Rust, is suing Alec Baldwin and others who were involved with the film. Puerto Rico to get $109M in federal small business funding Puerto Rico is receiving as much as $109 million in federal funding to help small business owners in the American territory, the U.S. Treasury Department announced Thursday. Kobe Bryant MVP jersey fetches record $5.8 million at auction A basketball jersey worn by NBA legend Kobe Bryant sold at auction Thursday for $5.8 million, a new record for memorabilia related to the late Los Angeles Lakers star. 'Spartacus' revival in the works with original creator Starz announced on Thursday that "Spartacus" creator Steven S. DeKnight is developing a new entry in the series for the cable network. Earthquake takes down building in Indonesia, killing four A shallow earthquake in Papua New Guinea, destroyed several buildings Thursday including a cafe, killing four people who were inside. FAA urges laser manufacturers to add label warnings not to shine them at aircraft The Federal Aviation Administration has urged laser manufacturers to add a warning label to their products that tells consumers not to shine lasers at aircraft. Massachusetts man sentenced for Afghan bribery scheme A Massachusetts man was sentenced to 33 months in prison for accepting bribes from an Afghan company that was bidding for construction contracts, the Justice Department said Thursday. NFL Players Association's DeMaurice Smith wants to end scouting combine NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith wants to end the annual NFL scouting combine and thinks the players' union should host future pro days for potential draftees, he said at a news conference in Phoenix. |
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Chinese Balloon Had Tools to Collect Electronic Communications, U.S. SaysChina’s surveillance balloons have flown over more than 40 countries and are directed by the Chinese military, the State Department said. The F.B.I. is studying debris. ‘Not Just a Silly Balloon’: Dismay and Fear Over Another U.S.-China ClashA big white orb has pushed the rival superpowers back to diplomatic distance, showing that peace may be frighteningly fragile. What Was the Chinese Spy Balloon Trying to Collect? Here’s What We KnowHere is what we know about the balloon. Mike Pence Subpoenaed by Special Counsel in Trump InvestigationThe move by Jack Smith, the special counsel, is one of the most aggressive in his investigation of Donald Trump’s efforts to stay in power and is likely to lead to a battle over executive privilege. ‘No More Antakya’: Turks Say Quake Wiped Out a City, and a CivilizationAmid scenes of utter devastation and widespread suffering in the bitter cold, residents mourned the loss of family, friends and memories. In Speech to E.U. Leaders, Zelensky Links Europe to Ukraine’s FatePresident Volodymyr Zelensky, in only his second trip outside Ukraine since the conflict began, told European lawmakers that his country’s war against Russia was a defense of all Europe. Florida Officials Had Repeated Contact With College Board Over African American StudiesA letter from state officials is likely to fuel controversy over the College Board, which has been accused of stripping or minimizing concepts to please conservatives. Burt Bacharach, Composer Who Added a High Gloss to the ’60s, Dies at 94His sophisticated collaborations with the lyricist Hal David — “The Look of Love,” “Walk On By,” “Alfie” and many more hits — evoked a sleek era of airy romance. Court Cases Now in Limbo in Wake of Memphis Police AbusesThe Shelby County District Attorney’s Office will review cases involving the five officers charged in the death of Tyre Nichols and could look back at hundreds of others involving its now-disbanded Scorpion unit. Patrick Mahomes Wins 2nd NFL MVP Award As Quarterback Guard ChangesMahomes, Kansas City’s quarterback, won football’s top honor for the second time, establishing his place atop a new generation of passing talent. Joe Klecko’s Hall of Fame Election Recalls Bygone Jets EraThe Jets did not make a single playoff appearance in the 1970s, but Klecko, as part of a defensive foursome called the Sack Exchange, helped the team rise in the 1980s as its leader. How Shari Redstone Claimed Control of the CBS Media EmpireHer father doubted her much of her career. Les Moonves launched a bid at CBS to overrule her. That was before sexual misconduct allegations came to light. Now Shari Redstone controls the media empire. Rihanna Returns at the Super Bowl Halftime Show: What’s at Stake?On Sunday, one of pop’s most reliable hitmakers returns at the Super Bowl halftime show. During her hiatus from music her mystique — and the stakes for her return — have only grown. How Do You Serve a Friend in Despair?I learned hard lessons when my oldest friend, Pete, plunged into depression. We’re Not Being Cruel, President Biden. Just Careful.The risk of running for re-election at the age of 80 can’t be ignored. War Is Peace, Freedom Is Slavery, Democrats Are RadicalsWho’s obsessed with culture wars? Not the Dems. How to Destroy (What’s Left of) the Mainstream Media’s CredibilityObjectivity is a hard standard, but good journalism can’t do without it. 从气球风波到得州购房法案,蒙上阴霾的“美国梦”中国间谍气球事件的风波尚未平息,得州可能通过一项禁止中国公民购买房地产的消息加剧了许多美国华人的担忧,未来华人的日子是不是更不好过了? Vegetarian Super Bowl RecipesBuffalo cauliflower, vegan cauliflower popcorn and dips galore for your sports-viewing needs. George Santos Was Charged With Theft Over Bad Checks for Puppies in 2017Mr. Santos was able to get a criminal theft charge in Pennsylvania dismissed, after he told the police that someone had stolen his checkbook. NBA Trade Deadline 2023: Suns Get Durant as Power Shifts to the WestNo move was bigger than Phoenix Suns’ agreement to trade for Kevin Durant. But the Lakers and Mavericks look stronger after deals of their own. Rep. Nancy Mace Jokes About Republicans at Press Club EventIn frequently bawdy terms at a press club dinner, Representative Nancy Mace brought down the house with her barbs at fellow House members and other Republicans. He Set Off Across Australia on a Toy Scooter. Then Australia Got on Board.An improbable journey by a Japanese visitor chronicling his adventures on social media has captured the country’s imagination. The Absolute Vermeer, in a Show More Precious Than PearlsThis blockbuster at the Rijksmuseum, never to be repeated, pares the sphinx of Dutch art to the essence: 28 gemlike paintings. More Recent Articles |
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The United Nations said its first shipment of humanitarian aid reached northwest Syria through Turkey on Thursday as the death toll from the devastating earthquakes in the region soared to more than 21,000.
Brett Favre, the former star quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, filed defamation lawsuits Thursday against Mississippi's state auditor Shad White and sports commentators Shannon Sharpe and Pat McAfee.
The United States received 222 newly released political prisoners who had been held in prison in Nicaragua on Thursday.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes claimed the top prize -- the 2023 AP MVP Award -- at the NFL Honors on Thursday at Symphony Hall inside the Phoenix Convention Center.
Russia's Culture Ministry on Thursday announced that it had replaced Zelfira Tregulova, the head of the State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, after criticism that the museum under her direction lacked "moral values."
Rep. Angie Craig, D-Minn., was assaulted in the elevator of her Washington, D.C., apartment building on Thursday, according to her chief of staff, who said the lawmaker fought the attacker and called 911.
A dual citizen of the United States and Iran will serve a 30-month prison sentence for illegally conspiring to send electronic goods to Iranian and Lebanese terrorist groups.
Yahoo announced Thursday that it will lay off more than 20% of its staff by the end of the year, including cutting 1,000 positions this week alone.
A Virginia pharmacist was convicted Thursday by a federal jury in Florida for his role in defrauding Medicare of more than $1 million in prescription drug benefits, the Justice Department announced.
The U.S. House Thursday unanimously passed a resolution condemning China for sending a spy balloon into U.S. airspace as the State Department said the balloon carried an antenna array for collecting communications.
The Jeep Wrangler will mark two decades on the market with what the manufacturer is calling the "most capable" and certainly most expensive Wranglers yet.
The Tennessee state Senate Thursday passed legislation that would amend the state's existing laws to ban or further restrict "male and female impersonators," a move that could ban drag performances in the state.
South Dakota is poised to ban gender affirming care for transgender children after the state Senate passed a controversial bill.
SpaceX attempted to fire all 33 engines for Booster 7, a prototype for Starship's Super Heavy rocket, successfully igniting 31 of the Raptor engines during the test Thursday.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has warned of a possible injury risk from a Baby Trend stroller.
"RuPaul's Drag Race" announced in a tweet Thursday that beginning March 10, episodes would return to 90 minutes in length.
The family of Halyna Hutchins, the cinematographer who was shot and killed on the set of the film Rust, is suing Alec Baldwin and others who were involved with the film.
Puerto Rico is receiving as much as $109 million in federal funding to help small business owners in the American territory, the U.S. Treasury Department announced Thursday.
A basketball jersey worn by NBA legend Kobe Bryant sold at auction Thursday for $5.8 million, a new record for memorabilia related to the late Los Angeles Lakers star.
Starz announced on Thursday that "Spartacus" creator Steven S. DeKnight is developing a new entry in the series for the cable network.
A shallow earthquake in Papua New Guinea, destroyed several buildings Thursday including a cafe, killing four people who were inside.
The Federal Aviation Administration has urged laser manufacturers to add a warning label to their products that tells consumers not to shine lasers at aircraft.
A Massachusetts man was sentenced to 33 months in prison for accepting bribes from an Afghan company that was bidding for construction contracts, the Justice Department said Thursday.
NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith wants to end the annual NFL scouting combine and thinks the players' union should host future pro days for potential draftees, he said at a news conference in Phoenix. 
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