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Launch of enormous communications satellite from Florida scrubbed A SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket set to launch JUPITER 3, a school bus-sized Hughes communications satellite, Wednesday night from Florida's Kennedy Space Center was aborted as the countdown ticked toward liftoff. DOJ asks judge to force removal of Texas' Rio Grande floating barrier The Justice Department has filed a preliminary injunction to force Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to remove a floating barrier, installed to deter migrants in the Rio Grande, after suing the state earlier this week. Oldest Black fraternity moves 2025 convention out of Florida over 'racist' policies The oldest Black intercollegiate fraternity in the nation, Alpha Phi Alpha, is moving its 2025 convention out of Florida, citing Gov. Ron DeSantis' "harmful, racist and insensitive policies against the Black community." Trudeau reshuffles Cabinet in largest overhaul of his government Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a sweeping reshuffling of his Cabinet, the largest overhaul of his government to date. Michigan becomes 22nd state to ban conversion therapy for LGBTQ youth Michigan has become the 22nd state in the nation to ban conversion therapy for minors after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed two bills into law Wednesday, prohibiting any counseling to convince LGBTQ minors to change. Ohio police officer who released dog onto surrendering Black man fired An Ohio police officer who released the police dog that mauled a surrendering Black man has been fired from the department where he worked. Major automakers team up to build nationwide EV charging network In an effort to drive EV sales, seven major automakers are joining forces to build a nationwide network of 30,000 electric vehicle charging stations by 2030, with the first stations expected to open next summer. Tennessee teachers sue state over 'unconstitutional' limitations on race lessons A group of five teachers and the Tennessee Education Association, the state's largest union for educators, have filed a lawsuit alleging the state's limitations on race-related lessons are unconstitutional. Ex-Ohio lawmaker Tim Ryan launches advocacy group for 'exhausted majority' Former Ohio congressman Tim Ryan has announced the creation of a new advocacy group called We the People 250 Action Fund. Sleep apnea harms heart health because of reduced blood oxygen, study shows Cardiovascular risks linked to sleep apnea are caused by a reduction in blood oxygen levels, according to a new National Institutes of Health-supported study. 'I'm fine,' Mitch McConnell says after falling silent during press conference Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell had an apparent medical incident in the middle of a news conference Wednesday but later said he was fine when asked about his health. Watch: Chinese teen skips rope 374 times in one minute A 16-year-old jump rope expert in China broke a Guinness World Record by skipping rope 374 times in one minute. Without providing details, Capitol Hill whistleblower says UFOs real The House Oversight Committee on national security heard from a witness Wednesday morning who urged more government transparency on unidentified anomalous phenomena, formerly known as UFOs. Watch: Raccoon shows up on baggage belt at Philadelphia airport Travelers at Philadelphia International Airport were treated to a rare spectacle when a raccoon showed up on the belt at baggage claim. Watch: Ohio police wrangle runaway emu Police in Ohio responded to an "emusing" call when a runaway emu was spotted running loose in southwest Columbus. Ghana to end death penalty for all crimes except treason Ghana's parliament voted Tuesday to abolish the death penalty for all crimes besides acts of high treason, and will likely commute the sentences of 176 people on death row to life in prison. Arkansas woman receives $200,000 lottery ticket from stepdad An Arkansas woman is $200,000 richer after her stepfather made good on a long-running "joke" that he would give her a winning lottery ticket. MLB signs commissioner Rob Manfred through 2029 MLB team owners voted to extend commissioner Rob Manfred's contract through the 2029 season, the league announced Wednesday. Singer Sinéad O'Connor dies at 56 Singer Sinéad O'Connor died Wednesday according to a statement her family released to the Irish press. President picks ex-Maryland Gov. O'Malley to lead Social Security Administration President Joe Biden Wednesday announced his intent to nominate former Maryland Gov. Martin O' Malley as Social Security Administration commissioner. 6 people injured as 16 tons of concrete crashes to ground in NYC crane collapse A construction crane caught fire and collapsed atop a New York City skyscraper under construction Wednesday. Six people, including two firefighters, were injured as a result of the collapse. Federal Reserve raises interest rates, says another rate increase possible Despite progress in the inflation fight the Fed Wednesday raised interest rates by another 0.25 points, increasing the federal funds rate range to a 22-year high of 5.25% to 5.5%. Look: Treasure shares 'Reboot' album poster, 'Bona Bona' music video teaser K-pop group Treasure released a poster for the album "Reboot" and a performance version of the teaser for its "Bora Bora" music video. |
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Hunter Biden Plea Deal Put on Hold as Judge Questions Its DetailsJudge Maryellen Noreika sent the two sides back to try to work out modifications that would address her legal and constitutional concerns and salvage the basic contours of the agreement. Here’s What Happened When Hunter Biden Went to Court With a Plea DealIn just a few hours, Judge Maryellen Noreika exposes a gulf in understanding between the president’s son and prosecutors on an agreement they had spent weeks hashing out. Sinead O’Connor, Evocative and Outspoken Singer, Is Dead at 56She broke out with the single “Nothing Compares 2 U,” then caused an uproar a few years later by ripping up a photo of Pope John Paul II on “S.N.L.” The Night Sinead O’Connor Took on the Pope on ‘SNL’Tearing up a photo was the moment nobody forgot. The performance that preceded it was just as powerful. The Bald Power of Sinead O’ConnorThe Irish singer’s shaved head was as much a part of her identity and allure as her sound. Sinead O’Connor’s Life in PicturesThe Irish singer had an evocative voice and cast a powerful silhouette onstage. Affirmative Action Ruling Shakes Universities Over More Than RaceAt what was billed as an Education Department “summit” in Washington on Wednesday, a wide range of college admissions practices were on the table. Mitch McConnell Freezes Midsentence in News Conference at CapitolThe 81-year-old Senate Republican leader, who had a serious fall earlier this year, was temporarily unable to speak during a news conference, raising questions about his health and future. 101°F in the Ocean Off Florida: Was It a World Record?Measuring and comparing sea surface temperatures is complex, but scientists agree on one thing: A high reading this week is bad news for wildlife. How and Why Illegal Border Crossings Have Dropped So DramaticallyThe Biden administration’s new asylum policy, which a judge blocked this week, has contributed to a plunge in illegal border crossings at the southern U.S. border. Military in Niger Announces Coup After Soldiers Detain PresidentPresident Mohamed Bazoum was one of the West’s most reliable partners in a volatile region threatened by militant extremists and prone to coups. Giuliani Concedes He Made False Statements About Georgia Election WorkersRudolph W. Giuliani said he still had “legal defenses” in a case brought by two election workers who said he had defamed them as he asserted that the 2020 election was marred by fraud. Fed Raises Interest Rates After a Pause and Leaves Door Open to MoreFederal Reserve officials lifted borrowing costs by a quarter-point after pausing in June. Rates could rise more, but the central bank is not ready to commit. At Congressional Hearing on UFOs, Lawmakers Press for AnswersPentagon officials have said most reported incidents involved items like airborne trash, weather balloons and drones. The Real College Admissions ScandalWe need to end legacy admissions and look beyond the Ivy League if we’re going to fix our unequal education system. Black History Is a Casualty in Ron DeSantis’s Christian Nationalist QuestFlorida’s distortion of the history of slavery is more consequential than many comprehend. Kevin Spacey Is Acquitted of Sexual Assault ChargesA British jury on Wednesday found the actor not guilty of nine charges. U.S. Moves to Improve Airplane Bathrooms for People With DisabilitiesNew regulations announced by the Transportation Department will mandate that more new planes have accessible lavatories, though the requirement will not take effect for years. White House Condemns Fox News Over Greg Gutfeld’s Holocaust CommentsIn a debate over Florida’s African American history curriculum, Greg Gutfeld said Jews in Nazi concentration camps “had to be useful” to survive, remarks that the White House called “an obscenity.” This Hummus Holds Up After 800 YearsFirst written down in the 13th century, this recipe has an enduring simplicity — but no garlic. |
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A SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket set to launch JUPITER 3, a school bus-sized Hughes communications satellite, Wednesday night from Florida's Kennedy Space Center was aborted as the countdown ticked toward liftoff.
The Justice Department has filed a preliminary injunction to force Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to remove a floating barrier, installed to deter migrants in the Rio Grande, after suing the state earlier this week.
The oldest Black intercollegiate fraternity in the nation, Alpha Phi Alpha, is moving its 2025 convention out of Florida, citing Gov. Ron DeSantis' "harmful, racist and insensitive policies against the Black community."
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a sweeping reshuffling of his Cabinet, the largest overhaul of his government to date.
Michigan has become the 22nd state in the nation to ban conversion therapy for minors after Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed two bills into law Wednesday, prohibiting any counseling to convince LGBTQ minors to change.
An Ohio police officer who released the police dog that mauled a surrendering Black man has been fired from the department where he worked.
In an effort to drive EV sales, seven major automakers are joining forces to build a nationwide network of 30,000 electric vehicle charging stations by 2030, with the first stations expected to open next summer.
A group of five teachers and the Tennessee Education Association, the state's largest union for educators, have filed a lawsuit alleging the state's limitations on race-related lessons are unconstitutional.
Former Ohio congressman Tim Ryan has announced the creation of a new advocacy group called We the People 250 Action Fund.
Cardiovascular risks linked to sleep apnea are caused by a reduction in blood oxygen levels, according to a new National Institutes of Health-supported study.
Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell had an apparent medical incident in the middle of a news conference Wednesday but later said he was fine when asked about his health.
A 16-year-old jump rope expert in China broke a Guinness World Record by skipping rope 374 times in one minute.
The House Oversight Committee on national security heard from a witness Wednesday morning who urged more government transparency on unidentified anomalous phenomena, formerly known as UFOs.
Travelers at Philadelphia International Airport were treated to a rare spectacle when a raccoon showed up on the belt at baggage claim.
Police in Ohio responded to an "emusing" call when a runaway emu was spotted running loose in southwest Columbus.
Ghana's parliament voted Tuesday to abolish the death penalty for all crimes besides acts of high treason, and will likely commute the sentences of 176 people on death row to life in prison.
An Arkansas woman is $200,000 richer after her stepfather made good on a long-running "joke" that he would give her a winning lottery ticket.
MLB team owners voted to extend commissioner Rob Manfred's contract through the 2029 season, the league announced Wednesday.
Singer Sinéad O'Connor died Wednesday according to a statement her family released to the Irish press.
President Joe Biden Wednesday announced his intent to nominate former Maryland Gov. Martin O' Malley as Social Security Administration commissioner.
A construction crane caught fire and collapsed atop a New York City skyscraper under construction Wednesday. Six people, including two firefighters, were injured as a result of the collapse.
Despite progress in the inflation fight the Fed Wednesday raised interest rates by another 0.25 points, increasing the federal funds rate range to a 22-year high of 5.25% to 5.5%.
K-pop group Treasure released a poster for the album "Reboot" and a performance version of the teaser for its "Bora Bora" music video. 
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