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British Museum director resigns over missing items Hartwig Fischer, the director of the British Museum, said Friday that he's stepping down from his position a week after the announcement that multiple treasures in the institution's collection were missing.     Thousands expected to mark 60th anniversary of March on Washington The family of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and other civil rights leaders are marking the 60th anniversary of the historic March on Washington on Saturday with an event starting from the Lincoln Memorial.   ULA rolls out Atlas V rocket for classified government launch at Cape Canaveral United Launch Alliance rolled out an Atlas V rocket Friday in preparation for next week's planned launch of a classified space surveillance mission from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.   Evacuation order lifted after naphtha chemical leak and fire at Louisiana refinery Evacuations were underway Friday within 2 miles of a naphtha chemical leak and fire at a Garyville, La., Marathon petroleum refinery in St. John The Baptist Parish 40 miles west of New Orleans.   Grocery delivery service Instacart files paperwork for IPO Instacart announced Friday that it has initiated the process of making an Initial Public Offering for its common stock. The grocery delivery service said it has filed an S-1 Form with the SEC.   NASA, Japan's space agency hope to unveil mysteries of gravity with latest mission NASA and the Japanese Space Agency's X-Ray Imaging and Spectroscopy Mission, which has also received support from the European Space Agency, is scheduled to launch Sunday.   Watch: Pilot brings Texas girl's lost doll home from Tokyo A pilot came to the rescue of an American Girl doll accidentally left behind at a Tokyo airport by a 9-year-old Texas girl.   2 Ukrainian officials misappropriated $1.6 million, anti-corruption agency says Two high-ranking Ukrainian officials have been embroiled in a corruption scandal as the government of President Volodymyr Zelensky continues its anti-corruption push.   Postal worker rescues kitten, wins lottery jackpot A Washington postal worker's efforts to rescue a trapped kitten led to his winning a $717,500 lottery prize.   F/A-18 pilot dies after ejecting from fighter jet in late-night crash The F/A-18 fighter pilot who ejected during a training flight near San Diego Thursday night has died, according to ABC News, citing an unnamed U.S. military official.   Harmful 'forever chemicals' found in 'eco-friendly' paper straws Paper straws, meant to be an eco-friendly alternative to plastic, may not be better for the environment, a new study concludes, warning that they also contain "forever chemicals" that can harm human health.   Republicans pick Houston for 2028 national political convention Houston will host the 2028 GOP national convention, according to Politico, citing a decision made Friday in a private meeting of Republican officials.   Pregnant Emma Roberts runs for her life in 'AHS: Delicate' teaser FX released a new teaser for "American Horror Story: Delicate" on Friday. The teaser features Emma Roberts running down a hallway with a pregnant belly.   Researchers say melting Antarctic ice has killed thousands of penguin chicks Thousands of Emperor Penguin chicks may have died due to record low ice levels in 2022, according to new research from the British Antarctic Survey, published in the scientific journal, Communications Earth and Environme   Watch: Wisconsin man's wedding ring returned after 14 years in a lake A Wisconsin man who lost his wedding ring in a lake near his home had it returned to him 14 years later.   Raccoon chases dog into house, gets locked in bathroom Police in British Columbia responded to a home to eject an unusual "masked bandit" -- a raccoon that followed a dog into the house.   Look: Blackpink releases 'The Girls' for mobile game K-pop group Blackpink released a single and music video for "The Girls," a song for its mobile game.   Consumer sentiment moved ‘sideways,’ but is overall upbeat, University of Michigan says U.S. consumer sentiment in August was relatively unchanged, though optimism remains resilient despite lingering inflationary pressures, the University of Michigan reported Friday.   Watch: 'Selling the OC': Tyler Stanaland, Alex Hall get close in Season 2 trailer "Selling the OC," a spinoff of reality series "Selling Sunset," will return for a second season on Netflix.   Greek officials say 79 arrested on arson charges over wildfires Greek officials said on Thursday that they made 79 arrests connected with alleged arson claims in many of the wildfires that have ravaged the country this summer.   Eagle steals meal from 2 storks This brave eagle swooped down at the perfect time to steal a hard-earned meal from two storks that were catching food.   Elephant swings crocodile biting its tail A crocodile fights an elephant only to realize it may have bitten off more than it can chew. It then gets swung around by the elephant until it lets go.   'Moving' becomes most-viewed Korean original on Disney+, Hulu "Moving," a superhero series based on the Kang Full webtoon, is the most-watched Korean original on Disney+ and Hulu.   Fed Chair Powell: Inflation 'remains too high,' lending rates may be increased Inflation in the U.S. economy remains too high and lending rates may need to move higher, U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said in a highly anticipated speech on Friday.   Donald Trump, co-defendants surrender at Fulton County Jail in Georgia election case Former Justice Department attorney and Trump loyalist Jeffrey Clark led a parade of five co-defenders who surrendered themselves to Fulton County authorities after the former president was booked into the Georgia jail.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Officials Release List of 388 People Missing From Maui FiresHawaii officials released their first list of missing people, prompting friends — and even some of those named — to come forward with their whereabouts.   After the Fires, Native Hawaiians Find Strength in SpiritualityOn an island where Christianity and Buddhism are also prominent, many are finding strength in traditional Hawaiian spirituality and culture. A Crisis of Confidence Is Gripping China’s EconomyChina’s economy, which once seemed unstoppable, is plagued by a series of problems, and a growing lack of faith in the future is verging on despair. U.S. Consumers Are Showing Signs of Stress, Retailers SayConsumer spending remains resilient, but retailers’ latest earnings offered a glimpse into worrying shifts in shopping habits. Michael Moritz, Reid Hoffman and Other Silicon Valley Titans Said to Be Behind Mysterious Land DealsA mysterious company has spent $800 million in an effort to buy thousands of acres of San Francisco Bay Area land. The people behind the deals are said to be a who’s who of the tech industry. Candidates Look to Cash In on First G.O.P. Debate — Especially Haley and PenceCampaigns saw the nationally televised event, the first of the 2024 campaign, not just as a way to reach voters, but also as an appeal to donors big and small. The Story Behind DeSantis’s Anecdote About an ‘Abortion Survivor’Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida has been retelling Miriam Hopper’s 1955 birth story. The details are jarring, highly unusual and unverifiable. For Tim Scott, the Debate Was the Moment That Wasn’tAt the G.O.P. debate, the senator often faded into the background. “He was one that I wanted to hear more from,” one voter said as he sought to regain momentum in New Hampshire. Oliver Anthony Says ‘Rich Men North of Richmond’ Is Not a Republican Anthem“I wrote this song about those people,” Oliver Anthony said of his No. 1 hit, after presidential candidates answered a question about his Billboard hit at their first debate. With Yevgeny Prigozhin’s Death, Putin Projects a Message of PowerThe Kremlin appears to be sending the signal that no degree of effectiveness can protect someone from punishment for disloyalty. Russia Denies Killing Prigozhin, Calling the Idea Anti-Putin PropagandaThe Kremlin and its proxies rebuffed suggestions that it was responsible for destroying a plane that reportedly carried the chief of the Wagner mercenary group. Ukraine’s Drone Strikes Against Russia Are a Message for Its Own PeopleU.S. officials say they expect Ukraine to continue its attacks because they send a strong message: Kyiv can still strike back. Former Justice Department Official Is Booked in Trump Georgia CaseAll 19 defendants in the state election interference case involving former President Donald J. Trump have now turned themselves in, and all but one have been released. Trump’s Mug Shot: ‘Not Comfortable’ but Potentially LucrativeThe former president’s campaign immediately began fund-raising off his booking photo and started selling merchandise featuring it. Judge Allows Missouri’s Ban on Youth Gender Medicine to Take EffectThe state’s law, which bans medication and surgeries that aid in gender transition for minors not currently receiving such care, will go into effect on Monday. Texas Appeals Ruling Aimed at Blocking Its Transgender Care BanTexas was the largest state to pass a law banning transition care for transgender minors. The law is set to go into effect next week. Spanish Soccer Chief Rubiales Refuses to Resign Over World Cup KissThe players demanded change after Luis Rubiales declined to quit over kissing Jennifer Hermoso, a member of the World Cup-winning team. The Case for Acting on Your Desires and Not Being a Good PersonYou want what you want because you want it. Raising a Hand for Donald Trump, the Man in the Mug ShotWhat it means when six Republican candidates think it would be fine to have a convicted criminal as president. Late-Summer Heat Waves in the U.S. Disrupt the New School YearEarly dismissals and school closures reflected the need to make schools more prepared for a hotter world. New RSV Vaccines Aren’t Covered by Some Health Insurance PlansThe shot is covered by Medicare Part D, but some with private prescription drug coverage are being asked to pay out of pocket. Emanoel Araújo, a Brazilian Artist Who Shines the Light on OthersThe Afro-Brazilian artist Emanoel Araújo is considered a giant in his home country. A museum he founded is working to preserve his legacy. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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