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Texas Rangers capture first World Series title in franchise history Flailing bats found only air before the Texas Rangers offense awakened, ruining a no-hitter and scoring five times over the final three innings to win Game 5 for their first World Series title Wednesday in Phoenix. 6.1 magnitude temblor rocks Indonesia A 6.1 magnitude earthquake rocked Indonesia's Timor Island on Thursday, causing panic, confusion and light damage to several buildings and homes. There were no reports of serious injuries or casualties. Republicans join Democrats to block censure resolution against Rep. Rashida Tlaib House lawmakers voted Wednesday to block a resolution that would have censured Democratic Rep. Rashida Tlaib of Michigan for harsh statements against Israel in the wake of last month's deadly Hamas attacks. House Democrats call on Biden to reject anti-LGBTQ provisions in spending bills More than 160 House Democrats accused Republicans of attempting to hijack federal funding requests by sliding anti-LGBTQ provisions into spending bills. College basketball coaching legend Bob Knight dies at 83 Legendary Hall of Fame college basketball coach Bob Knight, who led Indiana University to three NCAA titles and was as well-known for his fiery temper, died Wednesday at the age of 83. Efforts to expel New York's Rep. George Santos fail in House New York Rep. George Santos survived a second attempt Wednesday to expel him from the House with most Republicans opting to keep him in place. State officials see serious threats to upcoming elections, urge U.S. funding State election officials urged the Senate Rules and Administration Committee to act on the challenges election administrations face, including harassment of election workers and the posing threat of AI. Donald Trump Jr. testifies in Trump Organization business fraud trial Donald Trump, Jr. testified Wednesday in the New York civil business fraud trial of his father, former President Donald Trump, saying he had no knowledge of the Trump Organization's accounting practices. Former Memphis police officer to plead guilty in Tyre Nichols death A former Memphis, Tenn., police officer charged in the beating death of Tyre Nichols will plead guilty to federal civil rights violations on Thursday, his attorney said. Space Force awards $2.5 billion in rocket contracts to ULA, SpaceX The U.S. Space Force has awarded $2.5 billion in rocket contracts to SpaceX and United Launch Alliance for 21 missions expected to launch over the next few years. Watch: Ontario man's 8-foot zucchini might be longest in world An Ontario man harvested an 8-foot, 4.79-inch zucchini from his garden that might be the longest on record. Ozone hole reached 12th-largest single-day size in September despite improving overall The hole in the ozone layer that surrounds the Earth's atmosphere reached the 12th-largest single-day size on record on Sept. 21, 2023, despite improving overall, according to the NOAA. Biden pledges more than $5B to support rural America President Joe Biden pledged more than $5 billion to sparsely populated areas of the United States to support new climate-smart agricultural techniques, infrastructure upgrades, high-speed internet and new jobs. 3-foot tegu lizard found living under Georgia woman's porch Wildlife officials in Georgia said a woman was unaware of a 3-foot tegu lizard living under her porch until neighborhood children told her about a "giant lizard" in her yard. Watch: Roadside witch returns in New York after overdue repairs A popular New York roadside attraction called Winnie the Witch received some much-needed maintenance and made her triumphant return. Jordan recalls ambassador to Israel in protest of Gaza bombing 'catastrophe' The Jordanian government has withdrawn its ambassador to Israel in protest of the ongoing bombing of Gaza and informed Israel not to return its diplomats to Jordan until the current crisis is resolved. Racism, misogyny prompt American Ornithological Society renaming of birds The American Ornithological Society said Wednesday it will change all English bird names currently named after people. AOS said it's being done to change naming conventions clouded by racism and misogyny. Movie review: 'What Happens Later' matures Meg Ryan rom-com "What Happens Later," in theaters Friday, marks Meg Ryan's triumphant return to her trademark genre, with the insight of a woman who's lived some life since her popular films. Mom skeptical of prankster son's lottery win A North Carolina man said his history of Halloween pranks complicated his efforts to convince his mother that he won a $266,982 lottery prize. In 2022, U.S. infant mortality up 3% in biggest increase in 20 years, CDC says Infant deaths in the United States went up 3% last year, the first significant rise in infant mortality in 20 years, according to a CDC report Wednesday. There were a total of 20,538 infant deaths in 2022. Mark Wahlberg 'Family Plan' premiering December on Apple TV+ Apple TV+ announced Wednesday that the film "The Family Plan," starring Mark Wahlberg and Michelle Monaghan, will premiere Dec. 15 on the streaming service. Watch: Melissa McCarthy is a Christmas 'Genie' from 'Love Actually' writer Peacock released the trailer for "Genie" on Wednesday. The Christmas comedy starring Melissa McCarthy, from writer Richard Curtis, premieres Nov. 22. ACA open enrollment for 2024 begins today The 2024 Affordable Care Act health insurance open enrollment period kicked off Wednesday, allowing those without private insurance to renew, change, cancel or update state and federal ACA coverage. |
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Risk of a Wider Middle East War Threatens a ‘Fragile’ World EconomyAfter shocks from the pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, there’s little cushion if the fighting between Hamas and Israel becomes a regional conflict. Palestinians Struggle to Reach Jabaliya Family Members After Israel AirstrikeOn Wednesday, the devastated neighborhood, where local officials say dozens were killed and hundreds were wounded in a Tuesday attack, was hit again. The Battle Over Aid to IsraelThe latest from the Israel-Hamas war. Weekday afternoons with Lulu Garcia-Navarro and Times journalists on the ground. In Protests Against Israel Strikes, G.O.P. Sees ‘Woke Agenda’ at CollegesAs the Mideast war escalates, the party’s politicians and activists are casting antisemitic incidents and progressive protests as part of a larger cultural battle over education. House Blocks Censure of Tlaib on Charge of AntisemitismA solid bloc of Republicans joined Democrats in refusing to back a move to formally rebuke Representative Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, a far-left Democrat, for her harsh criticism of Israel. George Santos to Keep Seat After House Votes Not to Expel HimA group of New York Republicans, eager to distance themselves from their embattled colleague, failed in their push to remove him from office. Trump 14th Amendment Disqualification Trial Can Continue, Judge RulesFormer President Donald J. Trump’s team had argued that his words and actions leading up to the attack on the Capitol were protected by the First Amendment, and asked that the Colorado case be thrown out. Judge Hints at a Delay in Trump Documents TrialResponding to a request from the former president’s lawyers, Judge Aileen Cannon said she could make “reasonable adjustments” to the timetable for the trial, which is scheduled to start in May. Donald Trump Jr. Testifies at Civil Fraud Trial in New YorkThe former president’s son began the Trump family’s parade to the witness stand in the civil fraud case. Orsted, Offshore Wind Firm, Cancels N.J. ProjectsDenmark’s Orsted said it would be forced to write off as much as $5.6 billion as wind developers in the U.S. faced wrenching financing costs. Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady and Pledges to Proceed CarefullyThe Federal Reserve left interest rates at 5.25 to 5.5 percent, but its chair, Jerome Powell, said policymakers could still raise rates again. Birds in the Americas Will No Longer Be Named After PeopleThe American Ornithological Society has committed to replacing all bird names derived from people so as not to honor figures with racist pasts. Sam Bankman-Fried’s Trial Nears Finish as Closing Arguments Are MadeProsecutors said Mr. Bankman-Fried had built his FTX crypto exchange into a “pyramid of deceit” while the defense said he was simply a “math nerd” who had no intent to defraud. Indiana Man Charged in 1982 Halloween Killing, Officials SayClifford Smith, 24, was killed by his brother-in-law more than four decades ago, the authorities said. Mr. Smith’s relatives said they had long held suspicions about the suspect. Here’s What Doesn’t Happen After a Mass ShootingAnother slaughter, another congressional nothingburger. I Grew Up in Mike Johnson’s District, Where Kindness Can Mask CrueltyWhere he and I are from, even would-be oppressors can be affable. In Israel and Gaza, Losing Sight of a Shared HumanityWhen children on both sides are slaughtered and people are fearful, it is extremists who invariably are ascendant. Biden to Visit Maine After Lewiston Mass ShootingThe deadliest mass shooting of the year will present the president with the familiar ritual of comforting grieving families. He will likely also press his case for gun control. Shanghai’s Halloween Party, a Rare Chance for Chinese to Vent in StyleThousands paraded the streets in creative, joyful and provocative costumes in a four-day celebration of a city returning to life. Energy Drink Risks: What to Know After Panera LawsuitA woman’s death after drinking a Panera “charged lemonade” has renewed the debate over the health risks of highly caffeinated drinks. Arnold Diaz, Who Reported on New York’s Swindlers, Is Dead at 74A correspondent for three city TV stations, he became famous for his “Shame on You” segments that investigated consumer fraud and aggressively confronted wrongdoers on camera. More Recent Articles |
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Flailing bats found only air before the Texas Rangers offense awakened, ruining a no-hitter and scoring five times over the final three innings to win Game 5 for their first World Series title Wednesday in Phoenix.
A 6.1 magnitude earthquake rocked Indonesia's Timor Island on Thursday, causing panic, confusion and light damage to several buildings and homes. There were no reports of serious injuries or casualties.
House lawmakers voted Wednesday to block a resolution that would have censured Democratic Rep. Rashida Tlaib of Michigan for harsh statements against Israel in the wake of last month's deadly Hamas attacks.
More than 160 House Democrats accused Republicans of attempting to hijack federal funding requests by sliding anti-LGBTQ provisions into spending bills.
Legendary Hall of Fame college basketball coach Bob Knight, who led Indiana University to three NCAA titles and was as well-known for his fiery temper, died Wednesday at the age of 83.
New York Rep. George Santos survived a second attempt Wednesday to expel him from the House with most Republicans opting to keep him in place.
State election officials urged the Senate Rules and Administration Committee to act on the challenges election administrations face, including harassment of election workers and the posing threat of AI.
Donald Trump, Jr. testified Wednesday in the New York civil business fraud trial of his father, former President Donald Trump, saying he had no knowledge of the Trump Organization's accounting practices.
A former Memphis, Tenn., police officer charged in the beating death of Tyre Nichols will plead guilty to federal civil rights violations on Thursday, his attorney said.
The U.S. Space Force has awarded $2.5 billion in rocket contracts to SpaceX and United Launch Alliance for 21 missions expected to launch over the next few years.
An Ontario man harvested an 8-foot, 4.79-inch zucchini from his garden that might be the longest on record.
The hole in the ozone layer that surrounds the Earth's atmosphere reached the 12th-largest single-day size on record on Sept. 21, 2023, despite improving overall, according to the NOAA.
President Joe Biden pledged more than $5 billion to sparsely populated areas of the United States to support new climate-smart agricultural techniques, infrastructure upgrades, high-speed internet and new jobs.
Wildlife officials in Georgia said a woman was unaware of a 3-foot tegu lizard living under her porch until neighborhood children told her about a "giant lizard" in her yard.
A popular New York roadside attraction called Winnie the Witch received some much-needed maintenance and made her triumphant return.
The Jordanian government has withdrawn its ambassador to Israel in protest of the ongoing bombing of Gaza and informed Israel not to return its diplomats to Jordan until the current crisis is resolved.
The American Ornithological Society said Wednesday it will change all English bird names currently named after people. AOS said it's being done to change naming conventions clouded by racism and misogyny.
"What Happens Later," in theaters Friday, marks Meg Ryan's triumphant return to her trademark genre, with the insight of a woman who's lived some life since her popular films.
A North Carolina man said his history of Halloween pranks complicated his efforts to convince his mother that he won a $266,982 lottery prize.
Infant deaths in the United States went up 3% last year, the first significant rise in infant mortality in 20 years, according to a CDC report Wednesday. There were a total of 20,538 infant deaths in 2022.
Apple TV+ announced Wednesday that the film "The Family Plan," starring Mark Wahlberg and Michelle Monaghan, will premiere Dec. 15 on the streaming service.
Peacock released the trailer for "Genie" on Wednesday. The Christmas comedy starring Melissa McCarthy, from writer Richard Curtis, premieres Nov. 22.
The 2024 Affordable Care Act health insurance open enrollment period kicked off Wednesday, allowing those without private insurance to renew, change, cancel or update state and federal ACA coverage. 
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