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A cancer trial’s unexpected result: Remission in every patient
It was a small trial, just 18 rectal cancer patients, every one of whom took the same drug. → Read More
Police charge Manhattan man with hate crimes in attacks on 7 Asian women
NEW YORK >> A 28-year-old Manhattan resident was arrested and charged with hate crimes Wednesday evening in connection with a two-hour spree of attacks on women of Asian descent in Manhattan over the weekend, another example of a grim wave of violence against Asian Americans. → Read More
France’s Macron urged halt to all Ukraine attacks during call with Putin
PARIS >> President Emmanuel Macron of France reiterated calls today for an immediate cease-fire in a phone conversation with President Vladimir Putin of Russia and urged an end to all attacks on civilians and essential infrastructure, according to the French presidency. → Read More
Putin spins conspiracy theory that Ukraine is on a path to nuclear weapons
MUNICH >> When Ukraine gave up a huge arsenal of nuclear weapons left on its territory after the collapse of the Soviet Union, it famously struck a deal with Washington, London and Moscow, trading the weapons for a guarantee of its security and borders. → Read More
The next affordable city is already too expensive
SPOKANE, Wash. >> Maybe it was the date night when he and his wife spent two hours driving 19 miles to dinner, or the homeless encampment down the street, or the fact that homes were so expensive that his children could never afford to live near him. → Read More
U.S. says Russia has list of Ukrainians to kill or detain after invasion
WASHINGTON >> The United States government has sent a letter to the United Nations human rights chief in Geneva saying it has “credible information” that Russian forces have compiled a list of Ukrainian citizens to be killed or sent to detention camps in the aftermath of a Russian invasion and occupation of the country, according to a copy of the letter obtained Sunday by The New York Times. → Read More
‘You have to give us respect’: Asian Americans drove San Francisco recall
SAN FRANCISCO >> As Election Day approached, a flurry of messages flashed across the phones of San Francisco’s Chinese American community. “Remember to vote,” said one message in Chinese from a campaign organizer, Selena Chu. “And throw out the commissioners who are discriminating against us and disrespecting our community.” → Read More
Phoenix pastor resigns after incorrectly performing thousands of baptisms
The Rev. Andres Arango was leading a baptism at St. Gregory Catholic Church in Phoenix last year when some people in the pews heard a slight variation in the religious ritual. → Read More
Accounting firm cuts ties with Trump and retracts financial statements
NEW YORK >> Donald Trump’s longtime accounting firm abruptly cut ties with his family business last week amid ongoing criminal and civil investigations into whether Trump illegally inflated the value of his assets, court documents filed today show. → Read More
Prince Charles tests positive for COVID-19, raising concerns about risk to queen
LONDON >> Prince Charles has been reinfected with the coronavirus and met recently with his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, raising questions about whether the 95-year-old monarch is at risk of contracting the virus. → Read More
Investigators find gaps in White House logs of Trump’s Jan. 6 calls
WASHINGTON >> The House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol has discovered gaps in official White House telephone logs from the day of the riot, finding few records of calls by President Donald Trump from critical hours when investigators know that he was making them. → Read More
Peter Thiel to exit board of Facebook parent Meta to support Trump-aligned candidates
Peter Thiel, one of the longest-serving board members of Meta, the parent of Facebook, plans to step down, the company said today. → Read More
The tsunami could kill thousands. Can they build an escape?
OCEAN SHORES, Wash. >> The 350 children at Ocean Shores Elementary School have practiced their earthquake survival plans, dropping under desks to ride out the convulsions, then racing upstairs to the second floor to await the coming tsunami. → Read More
U.S. has far higher COVID death rate than other wealthy countries
Two years into the pandemic, the coronavirus is killing Americans at far higher rates than people in other wealthy nations, a sobering distinction to bear as the country charts a course through the next stages of the pandemic. → Read More
Jeff Zucker exits CNN after relationship with senior executive
Jeff Zucker resigned today as president of CNN and chair of WarnerMedia’s news and sports division, writing in a memo that he had failed to disclose to the company a romantic relationship with another senior executive at CNN. → Read More
Trump had role in weighing proposals to seize voting machines
Six weeks after Election Day, with his hold on power slipping, President Donald Trump directed his lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, to make a remarkable call. Trump wanted him to ask the Department of Homeland Security if it could legally take control of voting machines in key swing states, three people familiar with the matter said. → Read More
Book ban efforts spread across U.S.
In Wyoming, a county prosecutor’s office considered charges against library employees for stocking books like “Sex Is a Funny Word” and “This Book Is Gay.” → Read More
Former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst dies at 30
Cheslie Kryst, a correspondent for the celebrity news program “Extra” who won the Miss USA title in 2019 while working as a lawyer, was found dead on Sunday in New York. She was 30. → Read More
New research hints at 4 factors that may increase chances of long COVID
It is one of many mysteries about long COVID: Who is more prone to developing it? Are some people more likely than others to experience physical, neurological or cognitive symptoms that can emerge, or linger for, months after their coronavirus infections have cleared? → Read More
OSHA withdraws its workplace vaccine rule
The Biden administration is withdrawing its requirement that large employers mandate workers be vaccinated or regularly tested, the Labor Department said today. → Read More