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On Int'l Women's Day, U.S. targets Iran with sanctions The United States sanctioned eight Iranians and three entities on Wednesday, International Women's Day, as it seeks to punish those accused of committing human rights violations against women and girls. 6-year-old boy will not be charged in shooting that injured Va. teacher Prosecutors in Virginia will not charge the 6-year-old boy who shot his teacher in January. Major crypto lender Silvergate Bank announces ‘wind down’ to liquidate assets One of the few major banks to support the cryptocurrency industry is winding down operations to begin the process of voluntary liquidation. Syracuse announces end to basketball coach Jim Boeheim's 47-year tenure Jim Boeheim's 47-year tenure as the men's basketball coach at Syracuse is over, the school announced Wednesday night. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene leading push for lawmakers to visit Jan. 6 defendants in jail Rep. Marjorie Taylor-Greene seeks to again visit defendants who are being held in connection to the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot, and she hopes to bring fellow lawmakers with her. Intelligence officials warn lawmakers about threat to U.S. posed by China, Russia The American intelligence community assesses that Russia tried to influence the 2022 elections, and will continue attacks, according to the Annual Threat Assessment of the U.S. Intelligence Community. CSX train derails in West Virginia, spilling fuel and oil into river A CSX train derailed in West Virginia Wednesday morning, spilling diesel fuel and oil into the New River, the company said. Senate committee votes to end military authorization for Iraq, Gulf wars The Senate will soon hold a vote to officially end the authorized use of military force in Iraq and Kuwait, which could close the books on the Iraq and Gulf War. Watch: Rescued tiger cub gets rescue dog playmate at Colorado sanctuary A tiger cub seized in New Mexico in January is settling in at a Colorado sanctuary and has a new best friend -- a rescue dog. Watch: Owl stows away for two-week trip on Royal Caribbean cruise ship Wildlife officials in Florida said an owl was successfully captured after stowing away aboard a cruise ship and joining passengers for their two-week holiday to Mexico. Manchin announces opposition to Biden IRS pick West Virginia Democratic Senator Joe Manchin announced Wednesday that he would vote against President Joe Biden's choice to lead the Internal Revenue Service. Study: People who eat diets rich with leafy greens show fewer Alzheimer's signs People who eat a leafy green-rich diet, along with other fruits and vegetables, may develop fewer signs of Alzheimer's-associated amyloid plaques and tau tangles in their brains, according to a new study. Watch: Houston podcast taping interrupted by SUV crash A pair of men recording a podcast at a Houston cafe captured video of the moment an SUV smashed into the windows right behind their seats. Relativity Space postpones first 3D-printed rocket launch The Relativity Space launcher Terran 1 postponed the launch of the first 3D-printed rocket to space on Wednesday. Virginia woman wins $75,000, receives her second oversized lottery check A Virginia woman whose lottery luck once led to her being issued a special check for $74,354 received her second oversized check when she scored a $75,000 top prize. Judge blocks release of Tyre Nichols video as DOJ launches probe of Memphis police A court order has delayed the release of about 20 hours of footage from the fatal beating of Tyre Nichols at the hands of Memphis police officers on Wednesday. Pulsed field ablation shows promise as safer, faster option for treating atrial fibrillation A quicker, safer option for treating an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation might be just months away. The new system -- called pulsed field ablation -- uses electricity to disarm critical heart muscle cells. Watch: 'Beavis and Butt-Head' Season 2 premieres in April Paramount+ announced Season 2 of "Mike Judge's Beavis and Butt-Head" will premiere on the streaming service in April. EPA proposes stronger limits to reduce wastewater from coal-fired power plants The Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday proposed a new rule to reduce the number of pollutants released from coal power plants by 580 million pounds per year, according to the EPA. DOJ: Louisville police violated federal law, discriminated against Black people The Justice Department said Wednesday that it found the that Louisville Metro Police Department and Louisville/Jefferson County Metro government violated the Constitution and federal law. Watch: Lions climb trees, escape wet ground after floods A pride of lions climbed a tree to escape the wet ground caused by recent floods at Kruger National Park in South Africa and spent their morning perched like leopards. Watch: Elk rescued after it 'ignored warnings' and fell through ice Firefighters in Colorado came to the rescue of an elk that "ignored warnings" and fell through the ice covering a frozen pond. |
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Israel’s Judicial Overhaul Plan Ignites Debate Among American JewsJewish American leaders are denouncing a proposal by the country’s right-wing government to weaken the power of the country’s judiciary, in ways that some call unusually forceful. The Roots of the Georgia ProtestsAlways leery of Russian influence, Georgians see a new “foreign agents” law as a Kremlin-inspired tool to undermine their faltering democracy. Records Show Fox and G.O.P.’s Shared Quandary: TrumpFox hosts and executives privately mocked the former president’s election fraud claims, even as the network amplified them in a frantic effort to appease viewers. White House Rebukes Tucker Carlson Over Portrayal of Jan. 6 AttackThe Biden administration rarely criticizes conservative media stars by name, but a deputy press secretary declared that Mr. Carlson “is not credible.” Review After Breonna Taylor’s Death Finds Police Discrimination in LouisvilleThe review, undertaken after a specialized unit killed Breonna Taylor in a botched raid in 2020, paints a damning portrait of a department in crisis. Senate Clears Bill to Block D.C. Crime Law, Sending It to Biden After ReversalThirty-one Democrats joined Republicans in voting to rescind a local law, in a demonstration of the political power of crime as an issue. The president, who had opposed the measure, now says he will sign it. India Is Arming Villagers in Jammu and KashmirThe government is reviving local militias in the Jammu part of the restive Kashmir region, laying bare the limits of its military approach there. Mexicans Question Government’s Swift Response to Attack on AmericansMany noted the coordinated action after four Americans were kidnapped, and two killed, in a country where crimes against Mexicans get far less attention. Kidnapping in Mexico Draws Attention to Medical TourismHere’s what experts say about the risks and promises of traveling abroad for cost-efficient care. Is It Safe to Travel to Mexico? Here’s What You Need to Know.A spate of incidents, including a kidnapping and the death of two Americans near the border, and protests among taxi drivers in Cancún, is rattling would-be tourists. Death Toll Rises in San Bernardino Mountains After Snow StormPiles of snow from a relentless winter storm have trapped some residents in the San Bernardino Mountains for two weeks. Atmospheric Rivers Expected to Blanket California With Heavy Rain and SnowTwo consecutive atmospheric rivers were expected to bring the threat of flooding to parts of the state, along with heavy snowfall at higher elevations. With Alex Murdaugh’s Murder Conviction, a Century of Influence UnravelsWhen Alex Murdaugh was convicted of murdering his wife and son, some South Carolinians saw the verdict as a step toward dismantling a system of power “based on who you know.” Noam Chomsky: The False Promise of ChatGPTThe most prominent strain of A.I. encodes a flawed conception of language and knowledge. Ron DeSantis Has the Courage to Be DullOn the other hand, Ron DeSantis is unlikely to be indicted while running for president. The Other Children in the DeSantis Culture WarRon DeSantis’s censorship craze centers the feelings of white children. But what about children searching for a history that includes them? Clean Energy Is Suddenly Less Polarizing Than You ThinkG.O.P. elites are simply lagging behind their states. The Wonders of Pasta Alla GriciaTake the classic recipe in a different direction with slow-cooker butter beans, pecorino and pancetta. In Western Ukraine, Far From the Battlefield but Not the WarIt has been more than a year since Russia invaded Ukraine, and life continues on. Babies are born. Children go to school. Some families go skiing. And a reporter is paying attention. U.S. and Europe Angle for New Deal to Resolve Climate SpatAmerican and European officials are trying to reach agreement on the outlines of a limited trade deal that could help resolve a major rift over America’s new climate legislation. U.S. Intelligence Agencies Warn of China’s Efforts to Expand Its PowerChina sees a partnership with Russia as a way to challenge, and potentially weaken, the United States, a new threat assessment said. Ian Falconer, Creator of Olivia, the Energetic Piglet, Dies at 63He was a stage designer noted for his work in opera when he hit the best-seller list in 2000 with the first in a series of books for children. Accuser Reveals Name in Groping Suit Against Matt Schlapp, Top ConservativeThe man, Carlton Huffman, 39, said he had sought anonymity in his lawsuit against Mr. Schlapp, a powerful activist, out of fear of potential retaliation by Trump supporters. The Essential Patricia HighsmithKnown for her psychopathic antiheroes and novels such as “The Talented Mr. Ripley” and “The Price of Salt,” Highsmith was a tangle of contradictions. More Recent Articles |
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The United States sanctioned eight Iranians and three entities on Wednesday, International Women's Day, as it seeks to punish those accused of committing human rights violations against women and girls.
Prosecutors in Virginia will not charge the 6-year-old boy who shot his teacher in January.
One of the few major banks to support the cryptocurrency industry is winding down operations to begin the process of voluntary liquidation.
Jim Boeheim's 47-year tenure as the men's basketball coach at Syracuse is over, the school announced Wednesday night.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor-Greene seeks to again visit defendants who are being held in connection to the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot, and she hopes to bring fellow lawmakers with her.
The American intelligence community assesses that Russia tried to influence the 2022 elections, and will continue attacks, according to the Annual Threat Assessment of the U.S. Intelligence Community.
A CSX train derailed in West Virginia Wednesday morning, spilling diesel fuel and oil into the New River, the company said.
The Senate will soon hold a vote to officially end the authorized use of military force in Iraq and Kuwait, which could close the books on the Iraq and Gulf War.
A tiger cub seized in New Mexico in January is settling in at a Colorado sanctuary and has a new best friend -- a rescue dog.
Wildlife officials in Florida said an owl was successfully captured after stowing away aboard a cruise ship and joining passengers for their two-week holiday to Mexico.
West Virginia Democratic Senator Joe Manchin announced Wednesday that he would vote against President Joe Biden's choice to lead the Internal Revenue Service.
People who eat a leafy green-rich diet, along with other fruits and vegetables, may develop fewer signs of Alzheimer's-associated amyloid plaques and tau tangles in their brains, according to a new study.
A pair of men recording a podcast at a Houston cafe captured video of the moment an SUV smashed into the windows right behind their seats.
The Relativity Space launcher Terran 1 postponed the launch of the first 3D-printed rocket to space on Wednesday.
A Virginia woman whose lottery luck once led to her being issued a special check for $74,354 received her second oversized check when she scored a $75,000 top prize.
A court order has delayed the release of about 20 hours of footage from the fatal beating of Tyre Nichols at the hands of Memphis police officers on Wednesday.
A quicker, safer option for treating an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation might be just months away. The new system -- called pulsed field ablation -- uses electricity to disarm critical heart muscle cells.
Paramount+ announced Season 2 of "Mike Judge's Beavis and Butt-Head" will premiere on the streaming service in April.
The Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday proposed a new rule to reduce the number of pollutants released from coal power plants by 580 million pounds per year, according to the EPA.
The Justice Department said Wednesday that it found the that Louisville Metro Police Department and Louisville/Jefferson County Metro government violated the Constitution and federal law.
A pride of lions climbed a tree to escape the wet ground caused by recent floods at Kruger National Park in South Africa and spent their morning perched like leopards.
Firefighters in Colorado came to the rescue of an elk that "ignored warnings" and fell through the ice covering a frozen pond. 
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