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NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar falls, breaks hip at Los Angeles concert NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar fell and broke his hip while attending a concert in Los Angeles, longtime business partner Deborah Morales said Saturday.     San Francisco mayor signs law streamlining approval times for new housing San Francisco Mayor London Breed has signed legislation designed to streamline the lengthy approval process currently required to construct much-needed new housing in the city.   Transportation Department announces installation of new EV charging stations in New York, Ohio The Biden administration and state officials in New York and Ohio have announced the installation of the nation's first federally funded high-speed electric vehicle charging stations.   Michigan man sentenced to 51 months for role in Jan. 6 riot A 64-year-old Michigan man has been sentenced to 51 months in prison for his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, insurrection at the U.S. Capitol by supporters of former President Donald Trump.   Roommate sentenced to life in prison for murder of Fla. gay rights advocate The former roommate of a prominent Florida gay rights activist has been convicted of first-degree murder in connection with the death of Jorge Diaz Johnston in Tallahassee.   Florida middle school teacher arrested on child sex abuse, porn charges A Florida middle school teacher is being held on 45 charges of sexually abusing a minor and possessing child pornography, according to authorities in the Tampa area.   Cardinal Angelo Becciu sentenced to prison after Vatican embezzlement trial A senior Catholic cardinal was sentenced to more than five years in prison Saturday following a lengthy trial at the Vatican over financial impropriety and the mismanagement of funds.   Sacramento, Calif., City Council member indicted on immigration fraud charges A member of the Sacramento, Calif., City Council and an associate are accused of using false documents to employ illegal immigrants at their businesses, according to a newly unsealed indictment.   Iran hangs man convicted of spying for Israel's Mossad Iran announced Saturday it has executed a man convicted of spying for Israel's Mossad intelligence agency.   Drone war intensifies between Russia, Ukraine in latest strikes Russia and Ukraine were targeted by dozens of drone strikes early Saturday as dueling bombardments were fired from each side.   Kuwaiti Emir Sheikh Nawaf dead at 86, successor appointed Kuwaiti Emir Sheikh Nawaf has died at age 86, the official Kuwaiti news agency announced Saturday.   IDF: Israeli hostages were shirtless, waving white cloth when mistakenly shot Three escaped hostages who were mistakenly killed by Israeli soldiers were shirtless and waving a stick with a white piece of fabric when they were shot, military investigators said Saturday.   New York Film Critics Online touts 'Killers,' 'Oppenheimer,' 'Anatomy' as 2023's best The New York Film Critics Online bestowed its highest honor -- Best Picture of 2023 -- on Martin Scorsese's "Killers of the Flower Moon" Friday.   'General Hospital' wins big at Daytime Emmys "General Hospital" won the Daytime Emmy Awards for Best Drama Series and Best Directing Team for a Drama Series at a ceremony in Los Angeles Friday night.   Ariz. Gov. Hobbs sends National Guard to U.S.-Mexico border amid migrant surge Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has ordered National Guard troops to a remote area along the U.S. state's border with Mexico to help local authorities cope with a surge in illegal migrant crossings.   Mayim Bialik out as host of syndicated game show 'Jeopardy!' Mayim Bialik announced on social media that she has been fired as host of the syndicated game show "Jeopardy!"   Ateez's 'The World EP.Fin: Will' tops U.S. album chart Korean boy band Ateez's "The World EP. Fin: Will" is the No. 1 album in the United States this week.   On This Day, Dec. 16: Pakistan surrenders in war with Bangladesh On Dec. 16, 1971, Pakistan's military surrendered in a war with India and the Bengali population, which wanted independence.   Famous birthdays for Dec. 16: Krysten Ritter, Lesley Stahl Actor Krysten Ritter turns 42 and journalist Lesley Stahl turns 82, among the famous birthdays for Dec. 16.   More Recent Articles
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Friendly-fire killings of hostages may force Israel to reconsider Gaza strategy.Three Israeli Hostages Killed in Error Had White Flag, Israel SaysThe military said the mistaken killing of the three men, who had been shirtless, was a violation of its rules of engagement.   Feeling Alone and Estranged, Many Jews at Harvard Wonder What’s NextAfter one of the most trying weeks in the university’s recent history, some students question whether they have a place on campus. The Debt Problem Is Enormous. Experts Say the System for Fixing It Is BrokenEconomists offer alternatives to financial safeguards created when the U.S. was the pre-eminent superpower and climate change wasn’t on the agenda. In India, There’s an App for Everything. Even Dream Babies.Startups big and small are adding a modern touch to the ancient practice of instilling Hindu values starting in the womb. Biden’s Border Negotiations Mark Seismic Shift on Immigration PoliticsThe discussions over the southern border show how drastically the politics of immigration have shifted to the right in the United States. Chaos, Injustice and Joy: This Year’s College Essays About MoneyEach year, we ask teenagers to send us their application essays about work, money or social class. Here are four, from California to Cambodia. In Rightward Shift, New Zealand Reconsiders Pro-Maori PoliciesThe nation has long been lauded for trying to do right by its Indigenous people, but a new government may force a reckoning of Māori affairs. Disney Is a Language. Do We Still Speak It?As the company celebrates its 100th anniversary, its dominance as a generation-spanning cultural force no longer seems certain. What ‘Pocahontas’ Tells Us About Disney, for Better and WorseThe animated tale was both controversial and an Oscar-winning box office hit. It’s also one of the rare films from that era that the company isn’t eager to remake. The Destruction of Gaza’s Health Care Promises Grave ConsequencesThe destruction of Gaza’s health care infrastructure and the justifications used to defend it feel hauntingly familiar. Demand for Cashmere Has Environmental ConsequencesExpanding herds of cashmere goats are causing severe damage to grasslands on the Mongolian plateau in Central Asia. ‘The Crown’ Gets One Thing About the Royal Family Exactly RightThe antics of the royal family might seem easy to dismiss. But they still wield a lot of power over us. At Least 61 Migrants Drown Off Libya, I.O.M. SaysThe vessel set off with 86 people on board, the International Organization for Migration in Libya said, and women and children were among those who died in the shipwreck. Richard Hunt, Sculptor Who Transformed Public Spaces, Dies at 88He produced soaring installations of public art over a career that he said was shaped by attending the funeral of Emmett Till. A Shock for Many Retirees: Social Security Benefits Can Be TaxedWhen older Americans earn above a certain income level, they are often taken aback to find they owe federal income taxes on their benefits. Storm Kills 13 in Argentine Port of Bahía Blanca, Heads to Buenos AiresThe authorities warned that the storm would bring heavy rainfall and intense winds to the capital, Buenos Aires, as it moved north. Sam Smith, Mark Ronson and Cat Power Hit Holiday Parties in New YorkGym U NYC hosted a festive holiday toy drive while Yola Mezcal held a star-studded event at Café Carlyle. More Recent Articles
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