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Truly global results at 40th Breeders' Cup World Championships The 40th running of the Breeders' Cup World Championships produced truly global results, with Europeans winning top turf races, Japanese horses well placed and the local brigade holding up its share of the bargain. Hamburg airport closes: armed man on tarmac, family hostage situation Flights to and from Germany's Hamburg Airport were canceled after an armed man drove his vehicle onto the tarmac and fired at least one shot in the air during a family hostage situation. Stanford University investigates spate of hate crimes Stanford University police are investigating a spate of hate crimes since the start of the Israel-Hamas war, including a hit-and-run involving a Muslim student on Friday, public safety officials said. Federal appeals court upholds Illinois assault weapons ban A federal appeals court in Illinois upheld a ban on assault-style weapons and high-capacity magazines, saying "even the most important personal freedoms have their limits." Jury find conspiracy among Realtors, awards home sellers $1.8B damages A Kansas City, Mo., jury awarded $1.8 billion in damages to home sellers who said the National Association of Realtors and several of the largest real estate brokers in the nation colluded to inflate commissions Japanese official reassures S. Korea, China on Fukushima wastewater release Japanese Environmental Shintaro Ito sought to reassure his Korean and Chinese counterparts that waste water from the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant is safe to release into the sea during a meeting in Nagoya, Japan, Friday Meta CEO Zuckerberg tears ACL during MMA fight training, gets knee surgery Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg underwent surgery this week to repair torn ligaments in his knee after the Facebook founder said he injured himself during training for an upcoming mixed martial arts fight. Man arrested for ramming car through gate at S.C. nuclear power plant A 66-year-old Arkansas man has been arrested after he allegedly rammed his car through security gates at a South Carolina nuclear power plant and tried to hit security guards. Int'l manhunt underway for Boston murder suspect thought to be in Kenya Massachusetts State Police confirmed they have launched an international manhunt for a Boston murder suspect who is believed to have fled to Kenya. $7M buyout offer ends Joey Votto's long career with Cincinnati Reds Joey Votto will become a free agent next season after the Cincinnati Reds declined to offer the aging first baseman a $20 million contract option to play in 2024, abruptly ending a two-decade career with the team. Actor Russell Brand accused of sexual assault on 2010 'Arthur' film set An unnamed actress says in a court document she was sexually assaulted by British comedian Russell Brand in 2010 while on the set of the movie Arthur as crew members "guarded the door from the outside." Pakistani military kills 9 attackers during siege on Mianwali airbase in Punjab province Pakistani security forces killed nine attackers who launched an assault on the Mianwali airbase in the northeastern province of Punjab early Saturday, according to military officials. Three Australian firefighters killed in light plane crash Three firefighters are dead after a small plane crashed while responding to a bushfire in Queensland, Australia, on Saturday, officials confirmed in a statement. Autopsy: Maine shooter was alive for up to 34 hours after mass killing spree The man who killed 18 people and wounded 13 others in Maine last week before dying from a self-inflicted gunshot wound may have been alive for up to 34 hours after his shooting spree, autopsy results indicate. Von der Leyen praises Ukraine's progress toward EU accession in surprise Kyiv trip European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen praised Ukraine's progress toward European Union accession during a surprise visit to Kyiv on Saturday, just days before she is to present a key report on the subject. Turkey recalls ambassador to Israel, citing ongoing civilian deaths in Gaza Turkey announced Saturday it has recalled its ambassador to Israel amid the continuing bombardment of the Gaza Strip as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan prepared to meet with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken. Appeals court pauses federal gag order in former President Donald Trump's election interference case An appeals court has temporarily suspended a gag order that partially restricted what former President Donald Trump could say publicly ahead of his federal election fraud trial in Washington next year. Blinken meets with Arab leaders in Jordan; Hamas claims 15 killed in airstrike on school U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Arab diplomats Saturday in Jordan as Palestinian health officials claimed 15 people were killed in an Israeli airstrike on a school in Gaza. 11-year-old boy killed, 5 others wounded in Cincinnati mass shooting An eleven-year-old boy was killed and five people were wounded in a shooting in Cincinnati, police said Saturday. Blink-182's 'One More Time' tops U.S. album chart Rock band Blink-182's One More Time is the No. 1 album in the United States this week. Both workers missing in Kentucky coal plant collapse declared dead A second worker has been confirmed dead after a building collapsed this week at a coal preparation plant in Kentucky's Martin County. Funeral held for Matthew Perry at cemetery near 'Friends' studio A funeral was held Friday for actor Matthew Perry at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Los Angeles near Warner Bros. Studios where he starred in Friends for 10 seasons. Sheryl Crow, Chaka Khan, Willie Nelson inducted into Rock Hall of Fame Sheryl Crow, Chaka Khan, Missy Elliott, Willie Nelson and Rage Against The Machine were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Brooklyn Friday night. At least 157 killed, 197 injured in 6.4 magnitude Nepal earthquake The strongest earthquake to strike Nepal in eight years has killed at least 157 people in a remote, mountainous region of the country, local officials said Saturday. |
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U.S. Outlines Steps to Israel to Reduce Civilian DeathsThe measures include using smaller bombs against Hamas, U.S. officials said. A Snapshot of Support for Palestinians Across AmericaMarches in Washington, D.C., Ohio, Utah and California, with tens of thousands of protesters, reflect the many different groups calling for a cease-fire and lifting of the siege in Gaza. DeSantis and Trump Bring Their Campaign Battle Home to FloridaAt a state party summit, Gov. Ron DeSantis and former President Donald J. Trump both argued that Florida was their turf. For the crowd, Mr. Trump’s assertion seemed to ring truer. Lauren Boebert, Facing Primary, Is Haunted by ‘Beetlejuice’ EpisodeThe “Beetlejuice” incident continues to haunt the once-unrepentant congresswoman from Colorado. The state’s old guard is lining up behind a primary challenger. Haley Says She Would ‘Send Back’ Migrants Already Here, Pledges to ‘Close’ BorderTough promises on immigration from Nikki Haley and her rivals for the Republican nomination face logistical and legal barriers. ‘I Am Dreaming It Will Stop’: A Deadlocked War Tests Ukrainian MoralePessimism over prospects for a quick victory is increasing, and the spirit that infused the first days of the conflict is starting to fade, polls find. Zelensky Rebuke of General Signals Rift in Ukrainian LeadershipThe presidential office said Gen. Valery Zaluzhny’s declaration that the war is at a stalemate was helpful to the Russians. The New Enemies of Argentina’s Far Right: Taylor Swift and BTS FansJavier Milei wants to be Argentina’s next president. But first he must get around legions of angry Taylor Swift and BTS fans. Phoenix Tent Camp Is Gone, But Homeless Crisis PersistsThe city was under a court order to dismantle “the Zone,” a sprawling downtown homeless encampment, by Saturday. How the New York City Marathon Is Supporting New Moms on Race DayReturning to competition after childbirth can be challenging, but new accommodations for runners, like lactation tents, can ease the transition. How Chefs Eat With the NYC Marathon in MindMarathons require a lot of dietary discipline. So what happens when running is your passion and food is your job? Seeking a Home for His Parents, a Son Built a CommunityPriya Living, a senior living company that is steeped in Indian culture, began with a small footprint in California and now has expansion plans in the U.S. and India. The Urgent Need to Nuclear Talks with ChinaAfter months of tense relations between the U.S. and China, there is a welcome sign of better communication. Get to Know the Influential Conservative Intellectuals Who Help Explain G.O.P. ExtremismA coalition of catastrophists is trying to make the next generation of Republicans believe that the country is on the verge of collapse. In the West Bank, Losing Hope and FreedomForty-one years after I befriended two Palestinian university students, I met up with them again to talk about their lives. Putting Pressure on Palestinian Activists Isn’t Making Jewish Students Any SaferWhy both sides feel victimized by the campus debate over the war in Gaza. Actors’ Union Says It Receives ‘Last, Best and Final’ Offer From StudiosSAG-AFTRA, which has been on strike for 114 days, did not give a timeline for when it would respond. Will Lewis Named C.E.O. of the Washington PostThe former Dow Jones executive most recently co-founded The News Movement, a start-up aimed at young audiences. Ballot-Stuffers Caught on Camera Have Upended a Race for MayorIn Bridgeport, Conn., a judge found evidence of mishandled ballots in the Democratic primary for mayor and ordered a revote. But first, the city will hold a general election. After that? Stay tuned. Robbin Bain, Pageant Winner and ‘Today Girl,’ Is Dead at 87After winning the annual Miss Rheingold beauty contest, in which millions voted, she covered fashion and beauty for the popular morning show. More Recent Articles |
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The 40th running of the Breeders' Cup World Championships produced truly global results, with Europeans winning top turf races, Japanese horses well placed and the local brigade holding up its share of the bargain.
Flights to and from Germany's Hamburg Airport were canceled after an armed man drove his vehicle onto the tarmac and fired at least one shot in the air during a family hostage situation.
Stanford University police are investigating a spate of hate crimes since the start of the Israel-Hamas war, including a hit-and-run involving a Muslim student on Friday, public safety officials said.
A federal appeals court in Illinois upheld a ban on assault-style weapons and high-capacity magazines, saying "even the most important personal freedoms have their limits."
A Kansas City, Mo., jury awarded $1.8 billion in damages to home sellers who said the National Association of Realtors and several of the largest real estate brokers in the nation colluded to inflate commissions
Japanese Environmental Shintaro Ito sought to reassure his Korean and Chinese counterparts that waste water from the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant is safe to release into the sea during a meeting in Nagoya, Japan, Friday
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg underwent surgery this week to repair torn ligaments in his knee after the Facebook founder said he injured himself during training for an upcoming mixed martial arts fight.
A 66-year-old Arkansas man has been arrested after he allegedly rammed his car through security gates at a South Carolina nuclear power plant and tried to hit security guards.
Massachusetts State Police confirmed they have launched an international manhunt for a Boston murder suspect who is believed to have fled to Kenya.
Joey Votto will become a free agent next season after the Cincinnati Reds declined to offer the aging first baseman a $20 million contract option to play in 2024, abruptly ending a two-decade career with the team.
An unnamed actress says in a court document she was sexually assaulted by British comedian Russell Brand in 2010 while on the set of the movie Arthur as crew members "guarded the door from the outside."
Pakistani security forces killed nine attackers who launched an assault on the Mianwali airbase in the northeastern province of Punjab early Saturday, according to military officials.
Three firefighters are dead after a small plane crashed while responding to a bushfire in Queensland, Australia, on Saturday, officials confirmed in a statement.
The man who killed 18 people and wounded 13 others in Maine last week before dying from a self-inflicted gunshot wound may have been alive for up to 34 hours after his shooting spree, autopsy results indicate.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen praised Ukraine's progress toward European Union accession during a surprise visit to Kyiv on Saturday, just days before she is to present a key report on the subject.
Turkey announced Saturday it has recalled its ambassador to Israel amid the continuing bombardment of the Gaza Strip as President Recep Tayyip Erdogan prepared to meet with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
An appeals court has temporarily suspended a gag order that partially restricted what former President Donald Trump could say publicly ahead of his federal election fraud trial in Washington next year.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Arab diplomats Saturday in Jordan as Palestinian health officials claimed 15 people were killed in an Israeli airstrike on a school in Gaza.
An eleven-year-old boy was killed and five people were wounded in a shooting in Cincinnati, police said Saturday.
Rock band Blink-182's One More Time is the No. 1 album in the United States this week.
A second worker has been confirmed dead after a building collapsed this week at a coal preparation plant in Kentucky's Martin County.
A funeral was held Friday for actor Matthew Perry at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Los Angeles near Warner Bros. Studios where he starred in Friends for 10 seasons.
Sheryl Crow, Chaka Khan, Missy Elliott, Willie Nelson and Rage Against The Machine were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Brooklyn Friday night.
The strongest earthquake to strike Nepal in eight years has killed at least 157 people in a remote, mountainous region of the country, local officials said Saturday. 
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