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Jan. 6 rioter from Maine who attacked officers sentenced to 87 months A Maine man who participated in the Jan. 6, 2021, riot that resulted in the breach of the Capital Building in Washington DC was sentenced to 87 months in prison Thursday.     Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signs six-week abortion ban At the conservative Family Leadership Summit on Friday, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds signed a 6-week abortion ban, saying, "All life is precious and worthy of the protection of our laws."   Departing White House aide was crucial to success of multiple Biden initiatives U.S. President Joe Biden's director of legislative affairs, Louisa Terrell, will leave her position, the White House said in a statement Friday.   Biden administration to forgive $39 billion in student debt for 804,000 borrowers The Department of Education said Friday it would begin notifying more than 804,000 borrowers that they will have a total of $39 billion in student loan debt forgiven.   Wimbledon 2023: Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic reach men's final Carlos Alcaraz will face Novak Djokovic in a matchup between the top two men's tennis players in the world after they won semifinal matches to advance to the Wimbledon 2023 finale Friday in London.   UPS to train non-union workers as Teamsters president warns of strike As the Aug. 1 deadline approaches for UPS to reach a bargaining agreement with its 340,000 Teamsters workers, the company said Friday it will train non-union workers to try to circumvent a strike and keep operating.   Rev. Jesse Jackson to retire from Rainbow/PUSH Coalition Rev. Jesse Jackson will retire from the Rainbow/Push Coalition, eight years after being diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease, according to a spokesperson for the organization.   'The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon' to premiere on Sept. 10 "The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon," starring Norman Reedus and Clémence Poésy, is set to premiere Sept. 10, AMC announced Friday.   Look: Truck hauling load of bananas catches fire on Florida highway The Florida Highway Patrol said it was "not an ap-peeling situation" when a semi truck hauling a load of bananas caught fire on a highway.   Nearby lightning leads Missouri woman to $50,000 lottery prize A Missouri woman to sought shelter from a storm at a convenience store ended up buying a Powerball ticket and winning $50,000.   ABC to announce 'Golden Bachelor' star on Monday ABC said it plans to announce the name of its "Golden Bachelor" star on Monday.   Police: Florida teen mother put fentanyl in baby's bottle before child's death A 9-month-old baby died after her 17-year-old Florida mom allegedly laced his bottle with fentanyl. She was arrested and told police she thought it was cocaine.   Eli Lilly agrees to buy weight-loss drugmaker Versanis for nearly $2 billion Eli Lilly announced Friday a $1.93 billion cash deal to buy Versanis, a private clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on weight-loss drugs.   More emergency declarations in Vermont as 1 drowning victim identified Authorities in Vermont said one person died this week at his flooded home. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden signed a disaster declaration to allow federal help in the hardest hit areas.   Trump lawyers again seek to block Georgia DA in election interference probe Former president Donald Trump on Friday made another push to block Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from investigating him for claims of election interference.   House Republicans add culture-war measures to military budget The U.S. House of Representatives on Friday passed the annual defense policy bill by a narrow 219-210 vote, after several conservative amendments on abortion, climate change, and race and gender rights were added.   Hundreds of golden retrievers gather in Scotland for breed's anniversary Hundreds of golden retrievers gathered in Scotland with their owners to celebrate the 155th anniversary of the breed.   Watch: Fireball lights up early morning sky over Louisiana A large fireball illuminated the early morning sky over Louisiana and the possible meteor was caught on camera by some residents' security cameras.   JPMorgan Chase profit jumps 67%, supported by its acquisition of First Republic Bank JPMorgan Chase showed a 67% increase in second-quarter profit, though its top executive offered a mixed outlook on the road ahead.   SAG members join picket lines as stars support striking actors, writers Events like the Emmy Awards and the Comic-Con to sequels to Hollywood blockbusters "Avatar" and "Gladiator" look to be affected by the current actors and writers strikes.   Police identify Massapequa Park man as suspect in Long Island 'Gilgo 4' murder case Police said a person possibly connected to a series of murderers dating back to 2010 around Long Island was in custody Friday. The suspect is Rex Heurmann of Massapequa, Long Island, according to law enforcement sources.   Watch: Baby raccoons rescued from chimney in California Firefighters and animal control officers responded to a California home to rescue four baby raccoons stuck in the chimney.   Gut bacteria may affect clogged arteries Your gut bacteria could affect your risk for the fatty deposits in heart arteries -- and future heart attacks, researchers say.   American Airlines, JetBlue begin winding down Northeast Alliance American Airlines and JetBlue will begin winding down their Northeast Alliance, the two carriers confirmed in separate Friday statements in which they also said summer travel itineraries would not be affected.   Survey: Consumer sentiment is the best since September 2021 Consumers so far in July pointed to job prospects and lower inflation in describing their sentiment about economic conditions, sentiment that came in at the highest level in more than a year.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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For Years, Quiet Gilgo Beach Was a Place of ‘Murders and Mayhem’The arrest of a man charged in three of the killings brought a sense of safety to a community long accustomed to being on edge.   Vulnerable Republicans Take a Political Risk With Abortion VoteIn uniting his party behind a defense bill loaded with social policy restrictions, Speaker Kevin McCarthy has raised questions over whether his short-term victory could imperil his majority. Mike Pence Answers Jan. 6 Question From Iowa VoterAn exchange with an Iowa voter who accused the former vice president of putting President Biden in the White House illustrated a larger issue for his 2024 campaign. Pence Raises Just $1.2 Million, Aide Says, in Worrying Sign for 2024 BidThe notably low figure raised new doubts about Republican voters’ enthusiasm for the former vice president, as well as questions about whether he will qualify for the first G.O.P. debate. Tucker Carlson Turns a Christian Presidential Forum into a Putin ShowcaseThe Iowa evangelical leader Bob Vander Plaats gathered Republican White House hopefuls in Des Moines, then gave Tucker Carlson the microphone. The Strawberry Fields of WimbledonA team of workers has been racing to pick, pack and transport the more than two million strawberries that are expected to be served over the course of the tournament. Djokovic to Face Alcaraz in Wimbledon Final After Easily Beating SinnerThe 23-time Grand Slam champion may have mellowed, but he is as determined as ever to win his favorite title again. He will play Carlos Alcaraz on Sunday. Barton Springs Pool, an Oasis Amid a Scorching Texas SummerBarton Springs, whose cool, natural waters have created summer memories for generations in Austin, Texas, has become an important refuge during the current heat wave. Biden Administration Forgives $39 Billion in Student Loans for 800,000 BorrowersOne-time credits will wipe out loans, fixing mistakes made by loan servicers when collecting payments under income-driven repayment programs. Who Qualifies for Biden’s $39 Billion Student Loan Forgiveness?The Education Department announced that more than 800,000 borrowers would see their debt eliminated thanks to fixes made to its income-driven repayment programs. Europeans Are Capable of Defending Themselves Against RussiaThe Russian military’s lackluster performance in the war in Ukraine has shown that Europe can, and should, defend itself. Give Journalists What They Need To Hold Big Tech AccountableWhy the European Union’s ambitious new rules should be tweaked to allow journalists to access Big Tech data. How Economists Got the Inflation Debate Wrong (on Both Sides)Were we all equally wrong, or were some more equal than others? Despite Aspartame Warning, Beverage Companies Likely to Stick With ItA health agency warned the artificial sweetener may be a carcinogen, but others say that risk is overblown and consumers flock to the taste. Putin Says Wagner Can Keep Fighting for Russia, but Without PrigozhinAs Russia’s president reasserts control after a failed mutiny, he wants to sideline the Wagner leader while keeping its fighters — who have started training troops in Belarus — working for him. How Women Feel About an Over-the-Counter Birth Control PillMost potential consumers were excited by the prospect, though sticker price and safety were lingering concerns. How Taylor Swift’s ‘Speak Now’ Became the ‘Scary’ VersionA fan thought she had ordered a new vinyl pressing of the pop star’s album. But what came out of the speakers was entirely different. More Recent Articles
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