Israel Launches Retaliatory Strikes Against Military Targets in Iran
‘Right now the Israel Defense Forces is conducting precise strikes on military targets in Iran,’ spokesman Rear Adminar Daniel Hagari said.
Justice Department Warns Musk Over Election Giveaway | Live With Josh
The Justice Department has allegedly issued a warning to Elon Musk’s America PAC.
Vinnie Ream: The Natural Sculptress
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‘My Name is Alfred Hitchcock’: The Master in His Own Voice?
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Chinese-Linked Hack Breaches US Telecom Sector as Election Threats Mount
The FBI and CISA said the hackers have breached U.S. telecommunications networks, prompting mitigation measures and an investigation.
Wisconsin’s In-Person Early Voting up 40 Percent From 2020
The state reported that more than 292,000 ballots had been cast three days after in-person absentee voting started.
Washington Post Not Endorsing a Presidential Candidate in 2024
The paper has issued endorsements for decades.
Federal Judge Blocks Virginia Plan to Purge Noncitizens From Voter Rolls
The plan violated a 90-day quiet period preventing systematic changes before an election, the judge said.
Early Voting Data Indicate Mail-In Voting Won’t Be as Prominent in 2024
Despite setting first-day records in several states, early voting patterns appear similar to those in recent elections cycles.
Hamas Terrorist in Oct. 7 Attack Worked for UNRWA, Israel Says
A Hamas commander killed this week who led one part of the Oct. 7 massacre was also an employee of the UN’s agency for Palestine, Israel’s army says.
The Battle for Space Is On
Experts say vague treaty language and a growing reliance on space-based technology has made Earth’s orbit the target of a new arms race.
Day in Photos: Illegal Crossing, Returning Spacecraft, President’s Apology
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Phil Lesh, Grateful Dead Co-Founding Bassist, Has Died at 84
Lesh co-wrote some of the best-known songs of the band, which released 13 studio albums over 30 years.
DOJ Indicts 8 Chinese Companies for Allegedly Distributing, Manufacturing Fentanyl
China-based chemical companies play a critical role in the global fentanyl supply chain, said Attorney General Merrick B. Garland.
Curcumin Supplementation Linked to 54 Percent Reduction in Age-Related Vision Loss Risk
The study examined almost 2 million patient records.
Spirit Airlines Announces Job Cuts, Aircraft Selloff Amid Financial Uncertainty
Spirit to sell 23 aircraft and cut workforce costs as part of a financial-recovery plan targeting improved liquidity and operational efficiency.
Mother Sues AI Firm and Google, Alleging Chatbot Drove Teen to Suicide
A Google spokesperson said the company was not involved in developing Character AI’s products.
Gratitude: An Alternative Medicine for Anger and Depression
Research shows how a brief daily gratitude practice can positively impact emotional health and interpersonal relationships.
Conservatives Contest Long-Blue New Mexico in English and Spanish
The last Republican who won it was George W. Bush in 2004. Like Trump, he appealed to Hispanic voters.
UnitedHealth Confirms Hack Impacted 100 Million Americans
It has become the largest ever health care data breach in the U.S. history.
Up to 95 Million Americans Exposed to Cancer-Causing Chemicals in Tap Water: Study
Over 40 percent of public supply wells and nearly one in five domestic wells examined in the study were estimated to be contaminated with these chemicals.
Election Battles for State Legislature Supermajorities Heat Up
More than ever, state legislatures dominated by a single party are making laws without the need for cooperation from dissenting legislators or governors.
Trump Promises Mass Deportation of Illegal Immigrants at Nevada Campaign Rally
More than 12,000 Republican voters packed the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas as Election Day approaches.
Trump and Harris: A Policy Comparison
Here is an overview of the platforms of the Republican and Democratic nominees in the 2024 election.
South Florida Men’s Basketball Coach Amir Abdur-Rahim Dead at 43
The University of South Florida men’s basketball coach Amir Abdur-Rahim passed away during an unspecified medical procedure.
Federal Government Proposes Student Loan Bailout for 8 Million Borrowers
The Education Department said the proposed rule would benefit those with medical bills, child care costs, and other financial hardships.
McDonald’s E. Coli Outbreak Worsens as Number of Confirmed Infections Rises to 75 Across 13 States
The E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald’s Quarter Pounders has spread, with 26 more cases reported and another three states affected.
Republicans Gain Early-Vote Leads in at Least 4 Battleground States: Election Lab
While returns in Georgia, Wisconsin, and Michigan are inconclusive, those in Arizona, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Nevada are trending the GOP’s way.
Judge Throws Out Vote Payment Allegations Against Elon Musk
Musk’s payments to registered voters are not related to a previously filed lawsuit, the judge ruled.
Meta, TikTok, and Google Cannot Evade School’s Lawsuit Alleging Harm to Minors, Court Rules
Social media platforms ‘deliberately targeted’ children and caused ‘significant disruption’ in operations, the districts claimed.
Cicero on the Ideal Orator
What are the most important traits of a good speaker? How can the powerful tool of oratory be used for good? Cicero’s answers are as timely as ever.
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Grayson McCall, NCAA’s Active Passing Leader, Announces Retirement
The NC State Wolfpack quarterback is stepping away from football after a string of head injuries
Grayson McCall, NCAA’s Active Passing Leader, Announces Retirement
The NC State Wolfpack quarterback is stepping away from football after a string of head injuries
‘John Wick’ Filmmakers Say Actress Eva Longoria Saved the Film’s Production With a $6 Million Investment
Chad Stahelski and David Leitch, who directed the film, experienced a funding gap that almost compromised the project.
‘John Wick’ Filmmakers Say Actress Eva Longoria Saved the Film’s Production With a $6 Million Investment
Chad Stahelski and David Leitch, who directed the film, experienced a funding gap that almost compromised the project.
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Hurting feet hurt our quality of life, and people with daily foot pain are eager to find solutions.
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Even Peter Dinklage, Josh Brolin, and Glenn Close can’t save this train wreck movie.
‘Goodrich’: Keaton and Kunis Can’t Enliven Bad Dad Tale
Michael Keaton, Mila Kunis, and Carmen Ejogo are some of my favorite actors, but they didn’t help get the treacly, insubstantial “Goodrich” off the ground.
Basilica of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré: Canada’s Cultural Gem
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we walk to a church along the Saint Laurence River near Quebec.
‘Brothers’: A Comedy Crime Heist Flick Goes Horribly Wrong
Even Peter Dinklage, Josh Brolin, and Glenn Close can’t save this train wreck movie.
Drive Right Into Yosemite. Park Drops Reservation Requirement for the Rest of 2024
From October 13 until 2025, visitors will no longer need a reservation to enter Yosemite National Park.
Navigating This World-Record Corn Maze Is a Test of the Human Psyche
A few visitors call the police for help when they get lost, but simply cheating your way out is usually the solution.
Full-Scale Replica of Anne Frank’s Annex to Open in NYC in 2025—for First Time Outside Amsterdam
The exhibit allows visitors to step into the shoes of 13-year-old Anne Frank.
Drive Right Into Yosemite. Park Drops Reservation Requirement for the Rest of 2024
From October 13 until 2025, visitors will no longer need a reservation to enter Yosemite National Park.
The Story of J.P. Morgan’s Personal Librarian, Belle da Costa Greene
Once named ’the cleverest woman in the country,' the first director of the Morgan Library made its rare books available to the public.
Eddie Arcaro: The Life of ‘The Master’
The Italian American’s stellar career in horse racing is one for the books.
The World Turned Upside Down: Timothy Goeglein’s Latest Book
‘Stumbling Toward Utopia’ comprehensively explains how the 1960s’ utopian dream has failed and what we need to do to move beyond it.
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