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Tropical Storm Tammy forms in AtlanticHundreds protesting Israel-Hamas war at Capitol arrested Hundreds of protesters took over a congressional building in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday in demand of a cease fire in the Israel-Hamas war, resulting in scores arrested. Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker launches nonprofit to promote abortion rights Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker has launched a national nonprofit group that plans to focus on promoting ballot measures that would codify abortion rights and fend off "extremism" in America. Social Media Influencer Sentenced for Election Interference in 2016 Presidential Race A former social media influencer has been sentenced to seven months in prison and a $15,000 fine for his role in a conspiracy to illegally influence the outcome of the 2016 presidential election. President Joe Biden to address nation Thursday, discuss Israel, Ukraine President Biden will reportedly ask Congress for an additional $100 billion to fund support for Israel, Ukraine and Indo-Pacific countries, as well as bolstering security along the U.S. Mexico line, and tell the nation a Vicky White, Mary Bailey true-crime movies coming to Lifetime Lifetime released trailers for "Bad Romance: The Vicky White Story" and "Would You Kill For Me? The Mary Bailey Story" on Wednesday. The true crime films premiere Oct. 21 and 28. Watch: New York sculpture pays tribute to sewer gator legend A sculpture unveiled in New York's Union Square pays tribute to one of the city's most famous and enduring urban legends: an alligator in the sewer. Watch: Swimming deer rescued 4 miles from shore in Alaska State troopers in Alaska came to the rescue of two deer found struggling in the water 4 miles from the nearest shore. Biden in Tel Aviv tells Israel 'You are not alone,' announces $100M in aid for Palestinians President Joe Biden arrived in Tel Aviv, Israel on Wednesday as part of a diplomatic effort to prevent the Hamas war from widening and to secure humanitarian assistance for Gaza. Watch: Barbecue-crashing bear eats 10 burgers, drinks Diet Coke A barbecue in Tennessee came to a premature end when a bear crashed the party and feasted on 10 burgers and a Diet Coke. Jim Jordan fails to capture House speakership in second floor vote House Republicans failed to elect a new speaker in the second round of voting on Wednesday as Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, continued to struggle to garner enough support. Kentucky Lottery player wins $1 million anniversary gift A Kentucky man who determined a lottery vending machine "didn't feel lucky" went to a customer service counter instead and won a $1 million anniversary gift from a scratch-off lottery ticket. Senators question NIH director nominee on drug costs, research ethics, COVID-19 Senators finally held a confirmation hearing Wednesday for Dr. Monica Bertagnolli, President Joe Biden's nominee to lead the National Institutes of Health -- a position that has been open for two years. Palestinian experts: Oppression, absence of path to peace brought new war with Israel The Israel-Hamas war that entered its second week amid diplomatic activity aimed at containing its escalation, shows the failure and lack of willingness to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, experts said. Guillain-Barré syndrome risk greater after COVID-19, study indicates A new study indicates that COVID-19 is associated with an elevated risk of a rare disorder, Guillain-Barré syndrome, within six weeks after infection with the virus. Florida International University to pay $575,000 to resolve claim it paid women less than men Florida International University has agreed to pay $575,000 in back pay and interest to dozens of women for allegedly paying them less than men in similar positions, the U.S. Department of Labor announced Wednesday. Michigan governor's summer home revealed to have been almost breached in August A person attempted to breach Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's summer home in August, according to her chief of staff. Nine men were convicted months ago of attempting to kidnap Whitmer from that summer home. Trump's NYC civil fraud trial interrupted by heated accusations of witness lying, intimidation As former President Donald Trump appeared voluntarily at his civil business fraud trial in New York City on Wednesday, the proceedings were briefly halted after a Trump lawyer accused a witness of lying. U.S. Israel ambassador nominee Jacob Lew urges Senate to reject partisanship U.S. Ambassador to Israel nominee Jacob Lew was questioned by members of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee until 1 p.m. Wednesday as the Israel-Gaza war rages. Lew urged the Senate to rise above partisanship. Joran van der Sloot admits to killing Natalee Holloway, pleads guilty to extortion Joran van der Sloot admitted to killing Natalee Holloway in Aruba in 2005 as he pleaded guilty to attempting to extort her mother in federal court on Wednesday. Look: Golfer has played 450 different courses in under a year, aims for 500 A Seattle man aiming to golf at 500 courses in one year has arrived at the 450 mark, beating the current Guinness World Record. EXO's Chanyeol lounges in 'Good Enough' music video teaser K-pop star Chanyeol released a preview of his music video for the solo single "Good Enough." Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson to have season-ending shoulder surgery Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson will undergo shoulder surgery and miss the remainder of his rookie season, team owner Jim Irsay announced Wednesday on X. British university offering master's degree in 'magic and occult science' Britain's University of Exeter announced it will offer an unusual postgraduate degree next year for those seeking a master's degree in magic and occult science. |
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Biden Tells Israel that Gaza Hospital Blast Appears to Be ‘Done By the Other Team’In a rare wartime visit, President Biden paired his support for Israel with a plea not to let overwhelming grief or anger drive the country to go too far. Early Intelligence Suggests Hospital Blast Caused by Palestinian Fighters, U.S. SaysU.S. officials cautioned that the analysis is preliminary and that the United States was continuing to collect and analyze evidence. Protests Erupt Over ‘Horrific Scenes’ of Palestinians in GazaNot only Arabs in the street but, strikingly, also their rulers nearly uniformly condemned Israel for the Gaza hospital explosion and other violence affecting Palestinians. Jordan Defeated Again for House Speaker as Republican Stalemate DeepensThe number of Republicans opposing him grew as a bipartisan group discussed taking action to empower the temporary speaker to conduct legislative business on the House floor. Republicans Fear Jordan Speaker Bid Could Cost Them House MajorityThe chaos and infighting inside the G.O.P. has damaged the party brand, and many worry the candidacy of the hard-line Representative Jim Jordan has sealed the fate of some Republicans who backed him. Harvard Students Doxxed After Writing Anti-Israel LetterA truck with a billboard displayed their names and photos, and critics put out do-not-hire lists. The students say it’s a campaign to shut them up. With Putin by His Side, Xi Outlines His Vision of a New World OrderChina’s close ties with Russia in countering American dominance point to a geopolitical rift that could shape the conflict between Israel and Hamas. Barnes & Noble Undergoes a Back-to-Basics RedesignAs the bookstore chain mounts a comeback, it’s breaking a cardinal rule of corporate branding and store design: consistency. Man Pushes Woman Into NYC Subway Train, Leaving Her in Critical ConditionThe 30-year-old woman was attacked at random, the police said. Officers were seeking a suspect. Joran van der Sloot Admits to Killing Natalee Holloway, Judge SaysJoran van der Sloot admitted that he brutally attacked the American teenager on a beach in Aruba, bringing a close to a case that had fascinated the American public since she vanished in 2005. How an Interim Speaker Patrick McHenry Could Actually GovernThe House is deadlocked at a time of international chaos. There are paths forward for Patrick McHenry as a more permanent interim speaker. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Is Not Ready for Prime TimeThird parties are always one too many. An Evolving Moral High Ground in the Israel-Gaza WarIn this war, a gloves-are-off, by-any-means-necessary retaliation is unacceptable, regardless of who is engaged in it. Jim Jordan Is a Lousy StrongmanThe endless votes for speaker show that the House Republican conference is failing as a democratic entity. Texas Has Bused 50,000 Migrants. Now Abbott Wants Them Arrested.The migrant busing program altered the debate over immigration. Gov. Greg Abbott wants to give Texas police expanded powers over border enforcement. Videos Show Deputy Fatally Shooting Leonard Cure in GeorgiaA confrontation between the officer and Leonard Cure during a traffic stop rapidly turned violent and then deadly, footage released by the Camden County Sheriff’s Office shows. Burt Young, ‘Rocky’ Actor Who Played Complex Tough Guys, Dies at 83A former boxer from the streets of Queens, he became a scene stealer with his portrayals of mobsters, cops and working men with soul. Ann Philbin, Who Remade L.A.’s Hammer Museum, to Step DownIn nearly 25 years at the helm, Philbin helped transform the museum and elevate its reputation, and left a mark on the cultural landscape of Los Angeles. Henry Taylor’s ‘B Side’ Is Full of Grade-A PaintingsThe artist brings an energy to painting that reverberates through his exuberant yet sobering survey at the Whitney Museum. |
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Tropical Storm Tammy formed in the Atlantic Ocean on Wednesday.
Hundreds of protesters took over a congressional building in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday in demand of a cease fire in the Israel-Hamas war, resulting in scores arrested.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker has launched a national nonprofit group that plans to focus on promoting ballot measures that would codify abortion rights and fend off "extremism" in America.
A former social media influencer has been sentenced to seven months in prison and a $15,000 fine for his role in a conspiracy to illegally influence the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.
President Biden will reportedly ask Congress for an additional $100 billion to fund support for Israel, Ukraine and Indo-Pacific countries, as well as bolstering security along the U.S. Mexico line, and tell the nation a
Lifetime released trailers for "Bad Romance: The Vicky White Story" and "Would You Kill For Me? The Mary Bailey Story" on Wednesday. The true crime films premiere Oct. 21 and 28.
A sculpture unveiled in New York's Union Square pays tribute to one of the city's most famous and enduring urban legends: an alligator in the sewer.
State troopers in Alaska came to the rescue of two deer found struggling in the water 4 miles from the nearest shore.
President Joe Biden arrived in Tel Aviv, Israel on Wednesday as part of a diplomatic effort to prevent the Hamas war from widening and to secure humanitarian assistance for Gaza.
A barbecue in Tennessee came to a premature end when a bear crashed the party and feasted on 10 burgers and a Diet Coke.
House Republicans failed to elect a new speaker in the second round of voting on Wednesday as Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, continued to struggle to garner enough support.
A Kentucky man who determined a lottery vending machine "didn't feel lucky" went to a customer service counter instead and won a $1 million anniversary gift from a scratch-off lottery ticket.
Senators finally held a confirmation hearing Wednesday for Dr. Monica Bertagnolli, President Joe Biden's nominee to lead the National Institutes of Health -- a position that has been open for two years.
The Israel-Hamas war that entered its second week amid diplomatic activity aimed at containing its escalation, shows the failure and lack of willingness to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, experts said.
A new study indicates that COVID-19 is associated with an elevated risk of a rare disorder, Guillain-Barré syndrome, within six weeks after infection with the virus.
Florida International University has agreed to pay $575,000 in back pay and interest to dozens of women for allegedly paying them less than men in similar positions, the U.S. Department of Labor announced Wednesday.
A person attempted to breach Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's summer home in August, according to her chief of staff. Nine men were convicted months ago of attempting to kidnap Whitmer from that summer home.
As former President Donald Trump appeared voluntarily at his civil business fraud trial in New York City on Wednesday, the proceedings were briefly halted after a Trump lawyer accused a witness of lying.
U.S. Ambassador to Israel nominee Jacob Lew was questioned by members of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee until 1 p.m. Wednesday as the Israel-Gaza war rages. Lew urged the Senate to rise above partisanship.
Joran van der Sloot admitted to killing Natalee Holloway in Aruba in 2005 as he pleaded guilty to attempting to extort her mother in federal court on Wednesday.
A Seattle man aiming to golf at 500 courses in one year has arrived at the 450 mark, beating the current Guinness World Record.
K-pop star Chanyeol released a preview of his music video for the solo single "Good Enough."
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson will undergo shoulder surgery and miss the remainder of his rookie season, team owner Jim Irsay announced Wednesday on X.
Britain's University of Exeter announced it will offer an unusual postgraduate degree next year for those seeking a master's degree in magic and occult science. 
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