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SpaceX successfully launches 22 additional Starlink satellites into space SpaceX successfully launched a Falcon 9 rocket with another payload of Starlink satellites into space from Florida late Sunday.     24 dead after bus overturns in Morocco At least 24 people are dead after a large vehicle overturned Sunday morning in central Morocco, according to local media.   Charles Ogletree, civil rights attorney and mentor to Barack and Michelle Obama, dies at 70 Civil rights attorney and Harvard Law School professor Charles Ogletree has died at 70 years old.   California artist says paintings critical of police were censored after officers complained A California artist whose works were installed at San Mato City Hall for a six-week exhibition in mid-July said his works were taken down just two days later after complaints from police officers.   Wichita club closes after early July shooting A Wichita, Ks., club where seven people were shot and two were trampled last month has closed.   Black man’s drug conviction vacated by U.S. appeals court after White judge said he ‘looks like a criminal’ A Black man who was sentenced to more than ten years in prison on drug trafficking charges had his conviction vacated Friday after it was revealed the White judge who oversaw his case said he "looks like a criminal."   U.S. Navy encounters 11 Russian and Chinese military vessels operating off Alaskan coast Alaskan Senators Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan said they have been briefed on the incident, alleging that the vessels were operating in U.S. waters.   Westboro Baptist Church claims Hawaii will be ‘utterly destroyed’ Sunday The controversial Westboro Baptist Church, based in Kansas, claimed that Hawaii will be "utterly destroyed" on Sunday.   Musk claims fight with Mark Zuckerberg will stream on X Elon Musk says he is preparing to fight Meta owner Mark Zuckerberg in a cage fight he said will be streamed on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter.   Tuberville blockade leaves 2 seats on Joint Chiefs unconfirmed for first time in history A blockade enforced by Sen. Tommy Tuberville, R-Ala., has left two of the eight seats on the Pentagon's Joint Chiefs of Staff filled by interim officers for the first time in history.   'Barbie' tops North American box office for 3rd weekend "Barbie" is the No. 1 movie in North America for a third straight weekend, earning an additional $53 million in receipts this Friday through Sunday, BoxOfficeMojo.com announced.   Arizona woman charged for allegedly poisoning husband’s coffee for months Melody Felicano Johnson, 39, was arraigned on Friday on charges of attempt to commit first degree murder, attempt to commit aggravated assault-serious injury and adding poison or a harmful substance to food or drink.   Pakistan train derailment: at least 30 killed, dozens more injured At least 30 people are dead and more than 60 injured after a train derailed in southern Pakistan on Sunday.   North Korea calls itself a ‘responsible nuclear power’ North Korea's permanent mission to the United Nations on Saturday called the isolated country a "responsible nuclear power."   Russia has arrested nearly 20,000 people for protesting Ukraine war Russia has arrested nearly 20,000 people for protesting the Ukraine war, according to a recent report from the Russia-based human rights project OVD-Info.   Russia accidentally reveals at least 8,500 paratroopers were wounded in Ukraine A top Russian general accidentally revealed last week that at least 8,500 paratroopers have been wounded in Ukraine since the start of the war, the British Defense Ministry said.   Sweden eliminates USA from 2023 Women's World Cup Goalie Alyssa Naeher got a hand on the final shot of the game, but it wasn't enough, as the penalty kick by Sweden's Lina Hurtig crossed the line by a millimeter, eliminating the Americans from the Women's World Cup.   Famous birthdays for Aug. 6: Vera Farmiga, Ty Simpkins Actor Vera Farmiga turns 50 and actor Ty Simpkins turns 22, among the famous birthdays for August 6.   On This Day, Aug. 6: Obama bans protests at military funerals On Aug. 6, 2012, U.S. President Barack Obama signed legislation that bans protests within 300 feet of military funerals 2 hours before or after the services.   More Recent Articles
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Kamala Harris Takes on Forceful New Role in Biden’s 2024 CampaignThe vice president is trying to reclaim the momentum that propelled her to Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s side as a candidate and into the White House in 2020.   Trump Calls for Recusal of Judge as His Lawyer Denies Pence’s 2020 ClaimsFormer President Donald J. Trump spent the weekend on the attack on Truth Social while his lawyer, John F. Lauro, ran through a gantlet of interviews Sunday morning. Ukraine War Expands Beyond Established BattlefieldsUkraine has grown bolder, firing drones at Moscow, while Russian forces have turned to regular attacks on the Black Sea, a crucial economic lifeline. Eight Months Pregnant and Arrested After False Facial Recognition MatchPorcha Woodruff thought the police who showed up at her door to arrest her for carjacking were joking. She is the first woman known to be wrongfully accused as a result of facial recognition technology. ‘Barbie’ Reaches $1 Billion at the Box Office, Warner Bros. SaysNo movie in Warner Bros. history has sold so many tickets so fast, the studio said of the movie directed by Greta Gerwig. For Megan Rapinoe, an Ending Not Even She Could Have ImaginedA missed penalty kick was a cruel way to draw down the curtain on a star’s World Cup career. But her influence and legacy were never about soccer alone. World Cup: Alessia Russo and England See Big Things AheadThe England striker scored her first World Cup goal last week. She is just getting started. Serial Killings Like the Gilgo Beach Murders Are Becoming Rarer in the U.S.Serial murders have dwindled, thanks to a cautious citizenry and improved technology. But sociopaths have found new methods of mayhem. Dune Shacks of Cape Cod: No Power, No Water, but Eugene O’Neill Was HereThe shacks have been cared for by locals, activists and artists. Now the National Park Service plans to lease them to bidders. Coup-Coup-Ca-Choo, Trump-StyleNot curtains for Trump the plotter; it’s the entr’acte. Dog Parks Are Great For People, But Terrible For DogsIt’s not an oasis. It’s a thunderdome for pooches. A Light Bulb Went OffI get that we have to let incandescents go, but the chilly, shrill light of their replacements doesn’t compare. Paramount Nears Announcement for Simon & Schuster DealThe deal with KKR, a private equity firm, is said to be valued at roughly $1.62 billion, and could be announced as soon as Monday. Deadline to Junta in Niger From ECOWAS Leaders Runs OutA deadline given by a bloc of other West African nations to the Nigerien military junta to reinstate the ousted president ran out with no sign of a military intervention by neighbors. Our Galaxy Is Home to Trillions of Worlds Gone RogueAstronomers have found that free-floating planets far outnumber those bound to a host star. Hank the Tank, a 400-Pound Bear Behind Lake Tahoe Break-Ins, Is CapturedA female bear — and one of three known as Hank — was captured with her three cubs by California wildlife authorities. She was responsible for at least 21 home break-ins, officials said. More Recent Articles
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