Dog owners and veterinarians are growing increasingly concerned over a highly contagious, possibly fatal respiratory illness spreading in several states. A Texas woman who fled the country to evade capture was sentenced to 90 years in prison in the jealousy-fueled homicide of an elite cyclist. Taylor Swift canceled the second of three concerts in Rio de Janeiro a day after a 23-year-old fan died amid sweltering heat. California fire authorities released images of a person of interest in a massive fire that damaged a portion of Interstate 10 near downtown Los Angeles last week. President Joe Biden threatened in Washington Post op-ed Saturday to begin issuing visa bans on "extremists" who commit violence against civilians in the West Bank Protesters took to the streets of Madrid again to condemn a controversial deal that allowed Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to secure a second term while granting amnesty to separatists. A vintage bottle of Scotch whisky aged for 60 years was sold at auction Saturday for $2.7 million. Apple and the Walt Disney Company became the latest major corporations to suspend advertising on social media platform X, when both cut ties late Friday. The hip-hop mogul Sean Combs, known more commonly as Diddy, has settled a lawsuit filed by his former longtime girlfriend and singer Cassie Ventura, who had accused him of rape and physical abuse. Rescue workers temporarily paused their desperate attempts to free 41construction workers trapped inside a collapsed tunnel when they heard cracking noises that created a "panic situation." SpaceX's Starship spacecraft experienced "rapid unscheduled disassembly," with the booster stage and spacecraft disintegrating shortly after completing a successful stage separation. A senator in the French parliament faces charges of attempted rape after police claim he laced the drink of a female colleague, prompting the victim to go to a hospital where medics found traces of ecstasy in her blood. A missing hiker has been found alive in Big Bend National Park in Texas and was transported to a local hospital for care, rescue officials confirmed Friday. The theatrical release of Timothee Chalamet's "Dune: Part Two" has been moved up to March 1, two weeks earlier that scheduled. The Russian military launched a series of drone and missile attacks against Ukraine Friday, striking Odesa. Officials said the drones took an indirect route to reach Kyiv in order to try and trick Ukrainian air defense. Weird Al Yankovic and Finn Wolfhard are among the guest stars who voice new characters in the anime series, "Scott Pilgrim Takes Off." Two public institutions -- an art museum and a community college -- are facing dueling lawsuits over who will pay to move a massive Diego Rivera fresco. George Brown, whose funk-inspired drumbeats defined numerous breakaway hits by the Grammy-award winning band Kool & the Gang, died Thursday at a hospital in Long Beach, Calif. He was 74. A "high likelihood of volcanic eruption continues" in Iceland, as major seismic activity continues to affect the small Nordic island nation. A blast at a U.N. school in Gaza on Saturday potentially killed and injured dozens of people as the death toll in the enclave surpasses 12,000, according to Gaza's Ministry of Health. Liberia's incumbent President George Weah conceded late Friday after run-off election results showed the opposition candidate won by little more than a percentage point. Nearly 20,000 demonstrators, including relatives of Israeli hostages in Gaza, marched toward Jerusalem Saturday to put pressure on the Israeli government to step up efforts to free captives. Prime Video has announced it ordered a second spinoff for its Bosch crime drama franchise, based on the works of bestselling author Michael Connelly. The victim of a fatal shooting at a New Hampshire hospital was identified Saturday as a former police chief of a city not far from where the incident happened. The next Golden Globe Awards ceremony is set to air live on CBS and Paramount+ Jan. 7. |
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