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As he has before, Biden refused an opportunity to comment on the first criminal charges ever brought against a former U.S. president – and one who looking for a rematch against Biden in 2024.
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The jury ordered Tesla to pay $3 million in punitive damages and $175,000 in non-economic damages to Owen Diaz, a former contracted elevator operator who worked at the company’s Fremont, California plant in 2015 and 2016.
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Voters chose Brandon Johnson, a former teacher, to replace Lori Lightfoot to lead the nation's third-largest city Tuesday. The highly anticipated runoff election was a tight race between Johnson and Paul Vallas, who was backed by the city's police union.
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Donald Trump has surrendered to New York authorities at the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, where he will be processed and later arraigned as the first former president to face criminal prosecution.
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In 1971, Beatles member John Lennon was placed under surveillance by the FBI. Why? Because he was writing such anti-war songs as “Give Peace a Chance.”
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Jeramiah Glowacki won a verdict of nearly $3 million, convincing a federal jury in Lansing, Michigan, that his employer fired him in retaliation for exposing a high-ranking boss who was sexually harassing a woman while others watched and did nothing.
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In Tuesday’s paper:
- Women have whittled away at Trump’s power
- US organ transplant system to get a redo
- More than 1,000 trains derail yearly; deaths low
The Chinese balloon that flew across the United States earlier this year was able to gather intelligence from several military sites and transmit it back to Beijing, despite the Biden administration's attempts to block it, according to a report.
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Last year, 17 people were killed in a fire at a New York City apartment building that housed mostly West African immigrants. Just four days before, 12 people died in another blaze in a Black neighborhood in Philadelphia.
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NASA is set to announce Monday which crew members will be joining the Artemis II mission, the second installment of the agency's historic push to establish a human presence on the moon.
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A medical helicopter responding to a call to airlift a hiker with breathing problems crashed Sunday in Alabama, leaving two of its crew dead and sending the third to a hospital, authorities said.
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"There's no other way to describe it — he's using anti-Jewish stereotypes and historical hatred to raise money," said Kurt Braddock, a public communication professor at American University.
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A self-proclaimed "non-Trump" candidate, Asa Hutchinson tries to stake out a neutral position on Trump's criminal indictment as he enters the GOP 2024 presidential primary.
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One person is dead and three others were injured in a shooting during a drug deal outside a Los Angeles shopping center Saturday, police said.
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Six months after Kroger proposed one of the largest retail takeovers in history, regulators remain silent on whether they will permit or fight the $25 billion merger with rival grocer Albertsons.
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Four men have been charged in connection with a scheme to drug and rob drunk gay men as they left bars in Manhattan in a case that ignited fears in New York's LGBTQ community.
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New York prosecutor Alvin Bragg said Donald Trump violated New York election law and federal campaign finance law.
Even some of Trump's biggest critics were quick to question whether Bragg presented enough new information to warrant the charges.
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Today, Trump pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying New York business records to conceal damaging information before the 2016 presidential election.
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court election will have major ramifications for legislative maps, voting rights and abortion access.
Because Wisconsin is a battleground state, the election also carries implications for the 2024 presidential race and democracy.
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Known as the street drug "tranq," "tranq dope" or "zombie heroin," xylazine is dangerous because it depresses breathing, lengthens overdoses, and causes skin ulcers and sores that last for months.
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court election will have major ramifications for legislative maps, voting rights and abortion access.
Because Wisconsin is a battleground state, the election also carries implications for the 2024 presidential race and democracy.
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"He was never, ever OK — and I honestly believe he could have been," Suzanne Jinerson said of the boy whose fate weighs heavily on her mind and heart.
The boy grew up to be a school shooter.
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Pope Francis presided over Mass in St. Peter's Square before tens of thousands of faithful on Palm Sunday, a day after he left a Rome hospital where he was treated for bronchitis.
📷: AFP / Vatican Media
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"I personally would not trust models at that level of sophistication for my own personal health advice or information and I would be concerned if doctors and nurses were making it for medical decision-making," said Peter Lee, a vice president at Microsoft.
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The death toll rose to 26 and more dangerous weather was forecast for a wide swath of the South and Midwest already in ruins Sunday from a surge of storms that fueled confirmed or suspected tornadoes in at least eight states.
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Issues with the unemployment insurance system can be especially harmful to low-income and minority demographics, which tend to experience higher unemployment rates.
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