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Rep. James Clyburn to step down from House Democratic leadership Rep. James Clyburn announced Wednesday that he is stepping down from his post as assistant House Democratic leader, but stated he will seek re-election in November. Special council Jack Smith urges Supreme Court to reject Trump's request to review immunity claim Special counsel Jack Smith asked the Supreme Court on Wednesday to deny Donald Trump's request to stay an appellate court's ruling that denied him a broad claim of presidential immunity against federal election charges. Duolingo under investigation in Russia for LGBTQ+ content Global language-learning app Duolingo is under investigation in Russia for its inclusion of LGBTQ+ characters, according to Russian state media. 'Chucky' creator promises White House ghosts, teases space and M3gan possibilities "Chucky" creator Don Mancini and stars Jennifer Tilly and Devon Sawa preview the second part of the show's third season, premiering April 10 on SYFY and USA Network. President Joe Biden defers deportation of Palestinians amid war in Gaza President Joe Biden blocked the deportation of "certain Palestinians who are present in the United States" on Wednesday, giving them an 18-month safe haven as humanitarian conditions in Gaza deteriorate. Shooting kills 1, injures more than 20 near Kansas City Super Bowl parade One person was killed, and more than 20 were injured, after gunmen opened fire Wednesday on partygoers near the Chiefs' Super Bowl victory parade in Kansas City, according to police who said three people are in custody. U.S. missile-defense satellites headed for low-Earth orbit The U.S. military partnered with SpaceX to launch a half dozen missile-defense satellites into orbit Wednesday in an effort to protect the United States against hypersonic missile attacks. Review of studies confirms exercise alleviates depression A review of studies of the most effective depression therapies has confirmed the apparent efficacy of exercise of almost any kind, with or without counseling and medication, but that more vigorous activity is best. Customs officials check more than 1B flower shipments prior to Valentine's Day U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials said Wednesday, Valentine's Day, the agency has inspected more than 1 billion cut flower shipments since Jan. 1. White House, congressional leaders set to discuss 'serious national security threat' Speculation that Russia is on the cusp of putting a nuclear device in space is raising alarm on Capitol Hill a day before the White House is to brief congressional leaders on a 'serious national security threat.' NASA telescopes capture extreme radio events in space NASA scientists could be closer to understanding extreme radio events in space, after two of the space agency's X-ray telescopes captured a dead star releasing a fast burst of radio waves. Look: British zoo's escaped bearcat found in woodshed A Palawan binturong that escaped from the Dartmoor Zoo in England was returned to the facility after being found taking shelter in a woodshed. Bipartisan bill targets burnout, suicide rate among health care providers Lawmakers expressed bipartisan support Wednesday for the reauthorization of legislation aimed at protecting health care workers from burnout. N.H. state lawmaker's bill seeks an official pronunciation of 'Concord' A state lawmaker in New Hampshire is promoting a bill that would give the state an official pronunciation for the name of its capital city, Concord. Republicans call EPA regulations ‘burdensome,’ despite their public benefits House Republicans on Wednesday attacked environmental regulations as "burdensome" for small businesses, saying they stifle innovation, even as some testified that the rules align community and business interests. Man wins $1M lottery jackpot three days after breakup An Illinois man's Valentine's Day was saved when he scored a $1 million lottery jackpot just three days after breaking up with his girlfriend. Most Americans say corporate greed is a 'major cause' of inflation About 59% of Americans think corporate greed is a "major cause" of inflation, according to new poll data from Navigator Research. FCC announces $40K fine for pirate radio station in Pennsylvania The Federal Communications Commission Wednesday announced it is fining Brigido Danerys Gonzalez $40,000 for pirate radio broadcasting on 90.1 Mhz in Hazelton, Pennsylvania. House Republicans grill VA chief over allegations of sexual harassment in department Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough faced intense questioning Wednesday from Republican lawmakers regarding allegations of sexual misconduct among the department's high-ranking employees. D.C. Police: Suspect remains barricaded in home after wounding several officers The three Washington, D.C. police officers shot Wednesday serving an animal cruelty warrant are expected to recover. As of 2:30 p.m. Wednesday the barricaded suspect was still not apprehended. Kansas House passes bill making killing police animals a felony The Kansas Legislature on Wednesday passed a bill criminalizing the killing of police dogs and horses. The vote was 107-4 for the so-called Bane's Law. It now heads to the state Senate. Pop-Tarts inventor William 'Bill' Post dead at 96 William "Bill" Post, a retired Keebler Co. executive who is acknowledged as the inventor of the Pop-Tart, has died at 96. Iowa, Arizona Republicans move to protect Donald Trump's state ballot eligibility Republicans in Arizona and Iowa are mulling bills that would keep Donald Trump on the ballot, regardless of any criminal convictions or 14th Amendment challenges. |
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Senate Looks to Quickly Reject Mayorkas Impeachment Charges in Speedy TrialDemocrats are planning to dispense with the charges against the homeland security secretary with a fast dismissal vote or an accelerated trial in which he would almost certainly be acquitted. Mark Green, Who Oversaw Mayorkas Impeachment, Will Not Seek Re-electionRepresentative Mark Green, the chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, announced he would retire from Congress, adding to the number of powerful G.O.P. chairmen who will not return. House Republican Majority Shrinks Again as Suozzi Wins in New YorkThe victory of Tom Suozzi, a Democrat, in a special election in New York will chip away at the already thin Republican hold over the House. How Senate Democrats Flipped the Border Issue on RepublicansSenator Chuck Schumer was wary of tying immigration policy to emergency aid for Ukraine, but he saw an opening to address border turmoil that was becoming a political liability — and to call Republicans’ bluff. Kansas City Hospital Was Treating 11 Children After Super Bowl Parade ShootingA mother who refused to be separated from her child was also a patient at the children’s hospital in Kansas City. As Gunshots Rang Out, Super Bowl Parade in Kansas City Dissolved Into ChaosMany attendees said it was hard to know where to go when gunfire broke out in Kansas City, Mo. Kansas City Players Post Messages of Support After ShootingPatrick Mahomes said he was “praying for Kansas City,” and Travis Kelce said he was “heartbroken.” Russia’s Advances on Space-Based Nuclear Weapon Draw U.S. ConcernsA congressman’s cryptic statement about new intelligence set Washington abuzz and infuriated White House officials. Ukraine, Struggling on Land, Claims to Deal Blow to Russian WarshipThe Ukrainian military says it has sunk a large Russian landing ship off the coast of Crimea, although Ukrainian troops inland find themselves in a precarious position. Tom Suozzi’s Win Gives Democrats Hope on Immigration and Border PoliticsTom Suozzi’s victory, coming after congressional Republicans killed a bipartisan border security package, could provide Democrats with a road map to shoring up two political vulnerabilities. ICE Considers Slashing Detention Capacity Because of Budget ShortfallThe agency has circulated a money-saving proposal after Republicans in Congress blocked a bill that would have provided billions in funding. Biden Shields Palestinians in the U.S. From DeportationThe president, who is facing mounting criticism over U.S. support for Israel, used an authority that exempts people from deportation if their homeland is in crisis. Jack Smith Asks Supreme Court to Move Quickly in Trump Immunity CaseJack Smith, the special counsel, stressed that speed was in the public interest, pushing back against former President Donald J. Trump’s request that the court pause an appeals court ruling. Beyoncé Fan’s Radio Request Reignites Country Music DebateA fan asked his Oklahoma radio station to play a new Beyoncé song. The request was rejected, spurring hundreds of calls and emails about the exclusion of Black musicians from the genre. With Addiction Recovery, It’s a Misperception That Nothing WorksA Tulsa program for women with substance use disorder who’ve committed crimes has a good success rate and suggests what works. The Key to a Happy, Stable MarriageCouples shouldn’t be cocooned but anchored in a circle of friends. Tom Suozzi Makes the Democrats Look Good for a New York MinuteA win for normalcy. After Fighting Ukraine Aid, Trump Says Biden Will ‘Give’ Ukraine to PutinDonald Trump suggested he would do more to protect the country from Russia, seeking to flip the script on the president, who has been calling for more military aid for months. 4 Students Shot Outside Atlanta High SchoolThe students were fired at from a vehicle and were taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The Detention of Rocío San Miguel Raises Human Rights ConcernsThe detention of Rocío San Miguel, and her disappearance for many days, has Venezuelan human right activists concerned that they have entered a new era of repression. A Sweet-and-Sour Tofu That Balances It AllA bright, orange-inflected dish unites hot and cold, the Persian way. |
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Rep. James Clyburn announced Wednesday that he is stepping down from his post as assistant House Democratic leader, but stated he will seek re-election in November.
Special counsel Jack Smith asked the Supreme Court on Wednesday to deny Donald Trump's request to stay an appellate court's ruling that denied him a broad claim of presidential immunity against federal election charges.
Global language-learning app Duolingo is under investigation in Russia for its inclusion of LGBTQ+ characters, according to Russian state media.
"Chucky" creator Don Mancini and stars Jennifer Tilly and Devon Sawa preview the second part of the show's third season, premiering April 10 on SYFY and USA Network.
President Joe Biden blocked the deportation of "certain Palestinians who are present in the United States" on Wednesday, giving them an 18-month safe haven as humanitarian conditions in Gaza deteriorate.
One person was killed, and more than 20 were injured, after gunmen opened fire Wednesday on partygoers near the Chiefs' Super Bowl victory parade in Kansas City, according to police who said three people are in custody.
The U.S. military partnered with SpaceX to launch a half dozen missile-defense satellites into orbit Wednesday in an effort to protect the United States against hypersonic missile attacks.
A review of studies of the most effective depression therapies has confirmed the apparent efficacy of exercise of almost any kind, with or without counseling and medication, but that more vigorous activity is best.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials said Wednesday, Valentine's Day, the agency has inspected more than 1 billion cut flower shipments since Jan. 1.
Speculation that Russia is on the cusp of putting a nuclear device in space is raising alarm on Capitol Hill a day before the White House is to brief congressional leaders on a 'serious national security threat.'
NASA scientists could be closer to understanding extreme radio events in space, after two of the space agency's X-ray telescopes captured a dead star releasing a fast burst of radio waves.
A Palawan binturong that escaped from the Dartmoor Zoo in England was returned to the facility after being found taking shelter in a woodshed.
Lawmakers expressed bipartisan support Wednesday for the reauthorization of legislation aimed at protecting health care workers from burnout.
A state lawmaker in New Hampshire is promoting a bill that would give the state an official pronunciation for the name of its capital city, Concord.
House Republicans on Wednesday attacked environmental regulations as "burdensome" for small businesses, saying they stifle innovation, even as some testified that the rules align community and business interests.
An Illinois man's Valentine's Day was saved when he scored a $1 million lottery jackpot just three days after breaking up with his girlfriend.
About 59% of Americans think corporate greed is a "major cause" of inflation, according to new poll data from Navigator Research.
The Federal Communications Commission Wednesday announced it is fining Brigido Danerys Gonzalez $40,000 for pirate radio broadcasting on 90.1 Mhz in Hazelton, Pennsylvania.
Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough faced intense questioning Wednesday from Republican lawmakers regarding allegations of sexual misconduct among the department's high-ranking employees.
The three Washington, D.C. police officers shot Wednesday serving an animal cruelty warrant are expected to recover. As of 2:30 p.m. Wednesday the barricaded suspect was still not apprehended.
The Kansas Legislature on Wednesday passed a bill criminalizing the killing of police dogs and horses. The vote was 107-4 for the so-called Bane's Law. It now heads to the state Senate.
William "Bill" Post, a retired Keebler Co. executive who is acknowledged as the inventor of the Pop-Tart, has died at 96.
Republicans in Arizona and Iowa are mulling bills that would keep Donald Trump on the ballot, regardless of any criminal convictions or 14th Amendment challenges. 
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