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9 injured in Memorial Day shooting along Hollywood Beach boardwalk Nine people, including children, were injured in a Memorial Day shooting along the Hollywood Beach boardwalk in Florida, according to police who said they were still searching for a suspect.     2 more inmates escape from Mississippi prison Authorities in Mississippi said Monday that two more inmates have escaped from a prison where four inmates escaped last month.   Miami Heat smother Boston Celtics 103-84, advance to NBA Finals Miami Heat defenders chased shooters off the 3-point line, prevented lane penetration and dislodged dribblers to beat the Boston Celtics, earning a trip to the 2023 NBA Finals on Monday in Boston.   Uganda's Museveni signs anti-LGBTQ measure into law Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni on Monday signed a controversial anti-LGBTQ bill that punishes "gay sexual conduct" with life sentences and related offense with the death penalty.   Teen drowns, others rescued from ocean at New Jersey beach A 15-year-old boy drowned and five other people had to be pulled from the water at New Jersey's Sandy Hook Beach where signs were posted Memorial Day to stay out of the ocean.   WWII airman, killed in crash 80 years ago, to be buried this week The remains of World War II airman James M. Howie, 24, who was killed in a crash eight decades ago, will be laid to rest in his Illinois hometown of Chester five days after Memorial Day.   Ralph Yarl participates in brain injury awareness walk in Kansas City More than a month after being shot in the head, Ralph Yarl participated in a walk and run to raise awareness for traumatic brain injuries in Kansas City on Monday.   Texas legislature passes bill banning diversity efforts in higher education Texas lawmakers signed a bill Monday that bans programs and offices in publicly funded colleges and universities from promoting diversity, equity and inclusion.   Dozens of NATO peacekeepers, protesters injured in violent clashes in northern Kosovo At least 25 NATO-led Kosovo Force peacekeepers and 50 Serbian protesters were injured Monday in northern Kosovo during clashes over the recent election of ethnic Albanian mayors.   British TikToker ‘Mizzy’ charged with violating court order against social media posts A controversial British TikTok star known for crossing boundaries to perform "pranks" has been charged for violating a court order against posting videos of others without their consent.   Man charged in killing near home of Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson A man was charged with murder on Monday over the stabbing death of a woman found about two blocks from the home of Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson.   Massachusetts State Police bust up 'large-scale' drug enterprise Police in Massachusetts arrested two men and busted up a "large-scale" drug trafficking enterprise after officers and U.S. Postal Inspectors intercepted three kilograms of cocaine mailed from Puerto Rico.   China sets 2030 deadline to send astronauts to the Moon A Chinese space agency official announced plans Monday to send the country's first manned mission to the Moon by 2030.   Google marks Memorial Day with poppy-themed Doodle Monday's Google Doodle paid tribute to the U.S. servicemen and women who gave their lives for their country.   Edward James Olmos says he recently battled throat cancer8 injured as gunfire erupts at party outside Philadelphia Union soccer stadium Police said eight people were injured as gunfire broke out during a Memorial Day weekend party held near Subaru Park in Chester, Pa., home of Major League Soccer's Philadelphia Union.   Sheriff: Suspect doused man at Tampa gas station, set him on fire A Florida man was arrested after allegedly dousing another man with gasoline at a Tampa service station and lighting him on fire, sheriff's officials said Monday.   Biden remembers Americans who ‘gave all’ in annual Memorial Day speech President Joe Biden delivered a solemn speech at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Va., Monday for the 155th Memorial Day observance ceremony.   Indian army makes arrests as ethnic violence escalates in Manipur state Indian authorities said Monday they have carried out a wave of arrests in northeastern state of Manipur after renewed ethnic clashes over the weekend resulted in more deaths.   Iran's Khamenei says he would 'welcome' diplomatic ties with Egypt Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei said Monday his country would be interested in resuming diplomatic relations with Egypt, which has long-standing ties with the country's regional rival Israel.   Sarah Snook bids farewell to 'Succession:' 'It breaks my heart that it is all over' Sarah Snook posted a message of grief and gratitude on Instagram Monday, hours after the fourth and final season of her HBO drama "Succession" wrapped.   Japanese prime minister fires son over party photos at official residence Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida confirmed Monday he has fired his eldest son Shotaro as his executive secretary after continued outcry over a party held at the official residence in December.   Hollywood Vampires postpone shows after Johnny Depp injures ankle Johnny Depp's rock band Hollywood Vampires has postponed several shows after the movie star injured his ankle.   Polish president poised to sign controversial Russian influence law Polish President Andrzej Duda said Monday he will sign a controversial new law backers say is meant to stem Russian influence in the country's politics but which others see as a means to stifle opposition.   Police arrest Ariz. man after 4 killed, another hurt in weekend shooting spree Authorities in Arizona have arrested a man charged with killing four people and shooting and injuring one other during a crime spree over the weekend, the Mesa Police Department confirmed Monday.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
Edward James Olmos has announced he recently battled throat cancer. 
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Russian Guards Beat and Tortured Kherson Prisoners, Leading to DeathsUkraine has charged four members of Russia’s National Guard with war crimes in Kherson. The four acted with such impunity, the authorities say, they did not mask their identities.   Kyiv Residents Scramble for Shelter From Daytime Russia Missile BarrageA drone attack on Tuesday came after a barrage of missiles on Monday sent schoolchildren running for shelter as explosions echoed across the Ukrainian capital, rare daytime aerial assaults on the city. Here’s What’s in the Debt Limit DealTwo years of spending caps, additional work requirements for food stamps and cuts to I.R.S. funding are among the components in the deal. Debt Ceiling Deal Includes New Work Requirements for Food StampsThe agreement will place additional work requirements on older Americans to receive food assistance, but will remove those barriers for veterans and homeless adults. When a North Dakota Teen’s Killing Became a Right-Wing Talking PointWhen a teen’s killing became a right-wing talking point, the rush to outrage obscured a more complicated story. ‘Succession’: Matthew Macfadyen and Nicholas Braun Discuss the FinaleIn a joint interview Monday morning, Matthew Macfadyen and Nicholas Braun reflected on their characters’ bond and their big finale slap fight. “It was real,” Macfadyen said. ‘Succession’ Clears the Air: Here’s What to ReadStill sorting through the finale? Here’s a broad range of hard and soft takes to help you out. Should Some Criminal Records in New York Be Wiped Clean After 7 Years?Lawmakers in New York may pass the Clean Slate Act, which would seal criminal records for those who finish their sentences and stay out of trouble for several years. Supreme Court Could Consider Virginia High School’s AdmissionsThe justices will soon rule on race-conscious admissions plans at Harvard and U.N.C. A new appeals court case asks whether schools can use race-neutral tools to achieve racial diversity. In Provincetown, Mass., a Matchmaker Helps the Desperate Find HousingA mix of extreme conditions has made the remote Cape Cod town’s housing market one of the most harrowing in New England. For Freeman Vines, Guitar Making Is a Way of Life“To somebody else, it’s just some wood glued together,” Freeman Vines, 80, said. “To me, it’s something else.” Laying ‘Succession’ to Rest: Pain Sponges, Heels of Bread and Eldest BoysAs HBO’s hit series comes to a close, was everything foretold in Episode 1? This Town Made Tina Turner. She Made It Famous.The singer, who just died, immortalized her hometown in a song. Its residents remember how she sprinkled her glitter onto Nutbush, Tenn., opening it to the world. Texas Lawmakers Pass Ban on D.E.I. Programs at State UniversitiesIt’s the latest state to defund diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. Afghan Women Who Aided U.S. Military Wait for Asylum in AmericaMembers of the Afghan Army’s all-female platoon are some of the roughly 70,000 Afghans living in the United States whose temporary status has left them with an uncertain future. Club Ebony, a Historic Blues Venue Tied to B.B. King, Rises AgainThe Indianola, Miss., club was part of the chitlin circuit, where Black performers found refuge during the Jim Crow era. After urgent renovations, it will reopen this week. More Recent Articles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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