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U.S. says it is close to securing cease-fire amid fears of escalating Middle East war The Biden administration is stating they are as close as they've ever been to securing a cease-fire in the more than 300-day war between Tehran-backed Hamas and Israel.     Antony Blinken, U.N. leader call on Venezuela to restore democratic norms following election unrest Secretary of State Antony Blinken and U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres agreed Wednesday to urge Venezuela to peacefully restore democratic norms following mass protests over the country's recent election results.   Thai court dissolves reformist Move Forward Party, bans leaders from politics Thailand's constitutional on Wednesday disbanded the country's Move Forward party 12 months after the reformist political movement was thwarted from taking the reins of power after winning a general election in May 2023.   Good grief! Snoopy, 'Peanuts' gang celebrate 75 years with corn maze designs Snoopy, Charlie Brown and the "Peanuts" gang will celebrate 75 years this fall as dozens of farmers join the celebration with "Peanuts"-themed corn mazes for Halloween.   Missouri police arrest rapper Nelly on drug, driving violations Missouri State Police arrested rapper Nelly early Wednesday morning for possessing the drug ecstasy, driving without insurance and failing to appear for an earlier traffic offense charge.   NCAA sanctions Jim Harbaugh for 2021 investigation violations The NCAA sanctioned former University of Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh with a one-year suspension and a four-year show-cause order for alleged unethical conduct and non-compliance in 2021.   Taylor Swift's Vienna concerts canceled after government disrupts terrorist plot Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concerts in Vienna this week have been canceled after government officials confirmed a terrorist plot, targeting the venue.   Tropical Storm Debby slows slghtly ahead of second landfall on Thursday Tropical Storm Debby slowed slightly Wednesday afternoon as it moved eastward away from the U.S. coast with forecasters warning that it will return inland over South Carolina on Thursday.   Boeing Starliner astronauts might not return to Earth until next year, NASA says Boeing Starliner astronauts, stranded at the International Space Station after a weeklong test flight turned into a two-month stay due to thruster problems, may be forced to fly home on SpaceX in 2025, NASA said.   Explorer’s family seeks $50M for wrongful death in Titan submersible implosion French explorer Paul Henry Nargeolet's family wants OceanGate to pay $50 million for the explorer's wrongful death due to the underwater implosion of a submersible used to view the Titanic.   Delta travelers sue airline after CrowdStrike IT outage cancels thousands of flights Some passengers of Delta Air Lines who were affected by last month's national CrowdStrike IT outage, which resulted in more than 5,000 canceled flights, have filed a lawsuit against the Georgia-based air carrier.   Paris Olympics: USA routs Nigeria, advances to women's basketball semifinal Team USA thrived on interior physicality and a smothering defense, dominating Nigeria to advance to the semifinals of the Summer Olympics women's basketball tournament Wednesday in Paris.   Your damaging adult traits could be tied to a teenage friend's genes, study says High school friends' genes may impact your risk for addiction and psychiatric disorders later in life, a new study suggests.   In Parkinson’s, dementia may occur less often or later than believed, study says People with Parkinson's disease fear developing dementia, but their risk may be less than once believed, or it could strike later than expected in the movement disorder's course, a new study has found.   Egypt imposes 3-hour no-fly zone over Tehran Thursday morning Egyptian officials warned airlines to avoid flying over Tehran during a three-hour period Thursday due to military exercises, though observers fear a possible military retaliation against Israel could be possible then.   After Japan snubs Israel for Nagasaki commemoration, U.S., other envoys plan to skip event U.S. Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel this week will join multiple other nations' ambassadors to Japan by skipping Nagasaki's 79th annual memorial to mark the 1945 U.S atomic bomb drop over Israel not being invited.   Watch: USA's Quincy Hall rallies for impressive 400M gold medal finish American Quincy Hall was in fifth place at the final turn, but found late energy, speeding up his stride over the final 50 meters to beat his foes to the finish line Wednesday in the Paris Olympics men's 400-meter final.   Mylar balloon blamed as large parts of New Orleans put under water advisory Large portions of New Orleans and Algiers Point on Wednesday were under boil water advisories after a mylar balloon hit a power line Tuesday night, causing the Carrollton water plant to lose power.   NOAA predicts fewer high-tide coastal flood days for this year, next NOAA's 2024-25 Annual High Tide Flooding Outlook predicts fewer high-tide flood days than last year. The report released Tuesday documents high-tide flooding at 97 NOAA tide gauges along U.S. coasts.   Illinois governor says sheriff should resign after deputy shot, killed Sonya Massey Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker called on Sangamon County Sheriff Jack Campbell to resign a month after former Deputy Sean Grayson shot and killed unarmed Black woman Sonya Massey in her home.   'Love is Blind UK': How to watch, what to expect "Love is Blind" jumps across the pond for a U.K. version, which dropped four new episodes on Netflix Wednesday.   U.S., Japan, Italy air forces train together to boost defense capabilities in Indo-Pacific region As China and North Korea make strategic advances in the Indo-Pacific region, Japan and Italy are increasing their military cooperation to improve their defensive capabilities.   Look: Firefighters rescue raccoon stuck in storm drain grate Firefighters in Massachusetts shared photos from the rescue of an unlucky raccoon that got its head stuck in an iron storm drain grate.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Tim Walz’s Rise in the Democratic Party Was No AccidentMore than a year ago, Tim Walz and his aides decided to be ready in case an irresistible opportunity arose. Their tightly held strategy helped them catch political lightning in a bottle.   Vance Attacks Walz’s Military Record, Accusing Him of Avoiding a Tour in IraqSenator JD Vance of Ohio also claimed Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota had exaggerated his service record. Mr. Walz said a decision to retire and run for Congress came months before any notice of deployment. Trump Dangles New Tax Cut Proposals With Real Political AppealThe most recent and costliest of Mr. Trump’s ideas would end income taxes on Social Security benefits. AIPAC Claims Credit for Cori Bush’s Missouri Primary DefeatThe pro-Israel group put more than $8 million into a primary to help beat Representative Cori Bush of Missouri, the second Democrat it has successfully targeted for not supporting Israel in the war. Counterprotesters Gather in U.K. After Anti-Immigrant RiotsThousands of extra police officers have been mobilized across the country, but as of Wednesday evening, there were no signs that large far-right crowds had gathered. Riots Break Out Across UK: What to KnowOfficials had braced for more unrest on Wednesday, but the night’s anti-immigration protests were smaller, with counterprotesters dominating the streets instead. At the Olympics, Artistic Swimmers Flip, Twist and Push for RespectArtistic swimming is a crowd-pleaser and much harder than it used to be, but it has had to make the case that it is even a sport at all. How China’s Quest for Olympic Gold Has EvolvedA young skater’s emergence signals a pivot in the way an Olympic power defines success. But its handling of the table tennis competition suggests old expectations may persist, too. NASA Says Boeing Starliner Astronauts May Fly Home on SpaceX in 2025The agency had insisted for a couple of months that it was confident that Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore would return on Starliner. As Iran Braces for War, Its Citizens Are Kept in the DarkIranians say they have not been told how to prepare should broad hostilities break out between their country and Israel. Arab and Western Nations Urge Restraint as Israel-Iran Tensions SimmerTrying to head off a Middle East war, several countries are pressing Iran to temper its retaliation for the assassination of a Hamas leader in Tehran. Taylor Swift’s Vienna Concerts Are Canceled After Terror Plot ArrestsThree shows were called off after Austrian officials arrested two men and accused them of plotting a terrorist attack, and said that one had been focused on her upcoming stadium concerts. Billy Bean Dies at 60; Led Baseball on Diversity After Coming Out as GayAs an outfielder, he hid his sexual identity from his teammates for nearly a decade before retiring and becoming a force for inclusion in the organization. Harris, Walz and Democrats’ Joyful CampaignThis election has become a contest between Harris’s high spirits and Trump’s dark vision. The Mini Stock Market Crash and Why it MattersWatch the financial markets, but keep your eye on the hard economic numbers, too. Tim Walz Is an Absolute Balm for My Country HeartThe Minnesota governor fills a decades-long geographic messaging gap for the party. The Benefits of a Goofball on the TicketWalz can go places where Harris cannot. Feud Flares Between U.S. and Global Antidoping AgencyAmerican officials allowed athletes to compete after testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs so they could work undercover. Their global counterparts call that a breach of the rules. Ukraine Launches Rare Cross-Border Ground Assault Into RussiaTroops and armored fighting vehicles crossed into Russia’s western Kursk region on Tuesday, according to Moscow and independent analysts. Ukrainian officials have not commented. Charleston Exhales After a ‘Really Close Call’ With Dangerous FloodingThe historic coastal city floods easily, but officials have upgraded infrastructure in recent years to try to prevent the worst. More Recent Articles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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