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Parts of New England could see tropical storm conditions tonight, forecasters say As the outer rain bands of Hurricane Lee began affecting southeastern New England late Friday afternoon, hurricane forecasters said tropical storm conditions are expected to occur there tonight.     Special counsel lawyers seek gag order against Trump in election interference case Lawyers working with Special Counsel Jack Smith have asked the judge overseeing former President Donald Trump's election interference trial to issue a limited gag order, citing "inflammatory" statements made by Trump.   Planet Fitness unexpectedly ousts CEO Chris Rondeau Planet Fitness CEO Chris Rondeau was unexpectedly booted from his position Friday, leading to a 16% drop in stock value during the day's trading.   Soyuz spacecraft carrying 2 Russians, American docks with space station Two Russian cosmonauts and an American astronaut docked with the International Space Station on Friday after lifting off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan aboard a Soyuz MS-24 spacecraft.   Reptile wrangler removes 20 rattlesnakes from Arizona garage A snake wrangler called to an Arizona home removed 20 western diamondback rattlesnakes from the garage -- including one that was pregnant.   Gardener in England grows nearly 20-pound onion A Guernsey gardener took his nearly 20-pound onion to an England flower show, where organizers said they believe it to be a new world record.   Watch: Bear invades Florida garage, eats vegan ice cream A hungry black bear invaded a Florida family's garage, got into the freezer and feasted on pizza, burger patties, bread and vegan ice cream.   Renowned Colombian artist Fernando Botero dead at 91 World-famous Colombian artist Fernando Botero died Friday at 91. His paintings of full-figured members of society's elites established his unique style beginning in the 1950s.   Previously unknown gene function could be linked to Parkinson's disease, researchers say New research indicates that the earliest signs of Parkinson's disease are different than what was previously believed.   Thirst for soda leads woman to $100,000 lottery prize A Washington woman said a family member's birthday and her desire for a cool beverage led to her winning a $100,000 prize from the Maryland Lottery.   Amid UAW strike, Biden says automaker profits should be shared with workers President Joe Biden said Friday striking UAW workers deserve a record contract from auto companies that enjoy record profits. He said record U.S. auto profits have not been shared fairly with autoworkers.   Watch: Oprah Winfrey, Fantasia Barrino, H.E.R. share importance of 'Color Purple' Warner Bros released a new featurette about the upcoming "The Color Purple" remake on Friday. Oprah Winfrey, Fantasia Barrino, H.E.R. and other stars discuss the Christmas Day release.   L.A.-area shops offer 'Masked Singer' freebies ahead of Season 10 Fox announced a "Masked Singer" Los Angeles promotion Friday. On Sept. 23, 10 L.A. businesses will give away "Masked Mania" promotional items.   One-fifth of Libya town could be dead, mayor says in wake of floods that have killed 11,300 The Libyan Red Crescent said Friday that at least 11,300 people are dead from the recent catastrophic flooding in the North Africa nation, with another 10,100 reported as still missing.   Lakers, Jarred Vanderbilt agree to 4-year, $48 million deal The Los Angeles Lakers and forward Jarred Vanderbilt agreed to a 4-year, $48 million contract.   Most unusual pet insurance claims of 2023 include folding couch incident Insurance firm Nationwide announced the finalists for its 2023 Hambone Award, which highlights the most unusual pet insurance claims of the year.   Last 3 defendants in Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping plot found not guilty Three Michigan men tied to a fanciful plot to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer during the height of the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic because of her strict shutdown rules were found not guilty on state charges by a jury on Friday.   College football: Deion Sanders gifts Colorado players sunglasses after rival's slight Deion Sanders responded to a slight from rival coach Jay Norvell by providing his entire Colorado roster with sunglasses during a meeting in Boulder, revving up tension for Saturday's game against Colorado State.   Watch: Tomorrow X Together, Anitta dance in 'Back for More' music video K-pop group TXT and Brazilian singer Anitta released a single and music video for "Back for More" after performing the song at the MTV Video Music Awards.   Twice's 'Moonlight Sunrise' music video passes 100M views on YouTube K-pop group Twice had a 23rd music video, "Moonlight Sunrise," reach 100 million views on YouTube.   Watch: Wallaby on the loose in Chicago's south suburbs A suburban Chicago family is asking nearby residents to keep an eye out for their unusual escaped pet -- a wallaby.   Listen: Maren Morris is ready for her next chapter in 'The Bridge' EP Maren Morris released the EP "The Bridge" and music videos for the songs "The Tree" and "Get the Hell Out of Here."   Watch: Massachusetts steer called world's tallest at 6 feet, 1 inch A Massachusetts farmer's beefy bovine was awarded a Guinness World Record as the tallest living steer, standing at 6 feet, and 1 inch high.   Judge imposes restraining order against Luis Rubiales over World Cup kiss A judge on Friday imposed a restraining order on Luis Rubiales, Spain's ex-soccer federation president, for kissing player Jennifer Hermoso.   Fantasy football: Mayfield, Smith among must-start QBs for Week 2 Geno Smith is among UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler's must-start fantasy football quarterbacks for Week 2.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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U.A.W. Starts Strike Small, but Repercussions Could Prove Far-ReachingThe union targeted three factories: one run by General Motors, one by Ford and one by Stellantis. Prolonged walkouts could hurt the U.S. economy and President Biden.   Biden Defends Striking Autoworkers: They Deserve a ‘Fair Share’White House aides believe the battle between the car companies and their workers underscores many of the president’s policy positions. A Spirited Start to the U.A.W. Strike at a Ford Plant Near DetroitUnion members at one of three factories chosen for a first wave of walkouts voiced determination to win substantial pay gains in their next contract. Special Counsel Seeking Gag Order on Trump in Election CaseProsecutors have asked Judge Tanya S. Chutkan to curb statements from the former president that could intimidate witnesses, influence potential jurors or lead to harassment of others in the case. Special Counsel Obtained 32 Private Messages From Trump’s Twitter AccountNewly unsealed court papers shed additional light on a legal fight whose existence was revealed last month. Why It Took So Long for the FDA to Tackle a Cold MedicinePharmacists affiliated with the University of Florida have spent decades nudging the agency to pull a decongestant from over-the-counter medicines. Rishi Sunak to Ban ‘American Bully XL’ Dogs in the U.K.Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced steps to outlaw the dogs on Friday, after a string of deaths and a social media campaign piled pressure on the government to act. Biden’s Tough Week: The President Faces Personal and Political SetbacksIn the past seven days, President Biden was targeted for impeachment and his son was indicted. That was just the start. Witness Testimony Casts Doubt on Some Biden Impeachment AllegationsAs Republicans announced they were moving forward with an impeachment inquiry, fresh evidence emerged this week casting doubt on some of the key claims. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Calls on Nation to Remember Ugly Past TruthsShe was the keynote speaker at the 60th anniversary of the Ku Klux Klan bombing that killed four young girls at the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Ala. Son of El Chapo Extradited to Chicago to Face Federal Drug ChargesOvidio Guzmán López is the first of El Chapo’s four sons, who are all facing American criminal charges, to be sent to the United States for prosecution. China Is Investigating Its Defense Minister, U.S. Officials SayGeneral Li Shangfu’s recent absence from the public eye, which follows the removal of two top commanders, has raised questions about Xi Jinping’s confidence in his military. An Italian Island Reflects Giorgia Meloni’s Challenges on MigrationThe prime minister is facing increased pressure from her right-wing coalition partners as the number of migrants trying to enter the country via Lampedusa soars. Trump and DeSantis Collide as They Court Social ConservativesDuring dueling appearances, Gov. Ron DeSantis cast himself as a warrior for the religious right, while the former president used familiar attack lines against his rival. Fernando Botero, Artist of Whimsical Rotundity, Is Dead at 91His voluptuous figures, both in paintings and in sculpture, portrayed the high and mighty as well as everyday people through an enlarging prism. In the Autoworkers Strike, One Side Has the Higher GroundThe United Auto Workers have leverage and a solid case that’s likely to win them public favor. A Trip to Ukraine Clarified the Stakes. And They’re Huge.Ukraine is a game-changer for the West, rivaling the importance of German unification, and the European Union is the key. How to Support Ukraine Beyond the Next ElectionOpen discussion is essential to shoring up support for the country from Congress and the American public. Mitt Romney Has It Half RightRepublicans are adept at twisting the Constitution. Selling Saudi Soccer, One Like at a TimeThe standard of play in the Saudi Pro League doesn’t matter when no one’s watching the games. California Sues Oil Giants, Claiming Decades of DeceptionLaunching one of the most prominent climate lawsuits in the nation, the state claims Exxon, Shell, BP and others misled the public and seeks creation of a special fund to pay for recovery. Maine and Massachusetts Prepare for Hurricane Lee as Storm Churns CloserPeople in Maine and Massachusetts, accustomed to powerful nor’easters if not hurricanes, dutifully prepared but appeared largely unfazed by the foul weather to come. 1-Year-Old Dies and 3 Children Are Hospitalized in Day Care EmergencyAn investigation was underway, but the circumstances remained unclear. Ashton Kutcher Resigns From Nonprofit Over Danny Masterson LetterKutcher resigned from the board of Thorn, the organization he co-founded to combat child sexual abuse, after backlash against his support of a more lenient sentence for Masterson, who was convicted of rape. More Recent Articles
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