Analysis-Gaffe Or Insight? Deciphering Biden's Unguarded Answers
"Yes," U.S. forces will defend Taiwan if it is invaded by China. Russian President Vladimir Putin is a "butcher" who "cannot remain in power." And the COVID-19 pandemic is "over."
U.S. Offshore Oil Output Drops As Hurricane Ian Takes Aim
About 11% of oil production in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico was shut on Tuesday as a powerful Hurricane Ian forced oil companies to evacuate workers and the storm took aim at Florida.
Biden Medicare Costs Victory Due Mostly To Alzheimer's Drug Change
U.S. President Joe Biden will claim victory on Tuesday for a drop in costs for tens of millions of Americans covered by the Medicare health program, though it is primarily due to a decision to severely limit coverage of an expensive, new Alzheimer's drug.
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The United States is seeking to form a coalition of countries to drive negotiations on a global plastic pollution treaty, weeks after a similar group involving several other G7 nations was launched, according to a document seen by Reuters.
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The accused had a fight with her boyfriend's estranged wife before the incident took place.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Allegedly Flees Home To Avoid Subpoena In Abortion Suit
Paxton evaded a process server before escaping in a car driven by his wife.
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Canada's Mitchell Aerospace has a booming business - and a shop-floor shortfall that is reverberating from Boeing to Airbus.
14-Year-Old North Carolina Student Arrested For Allegedly Posting Mass Shooting Threat On Instagram
The authorities had also questioned another student, who had shared a different post, which could also be perceived as a threat.
Homeless Man Viciously Attacks Woman In NYC Subway Station, Incident Caught On Camera
The man was detained on several felony assault charges, shortly after the attack.
Man, Woman Found Dead On Train Tracks 'Intentionally Placed Their Bodies' On Spot: Authorities
The bodies were found on the track just north of Wollaston Station at 6 a.m. Monday.
Iran Security Forces Clash With Protesters Over Amini's Death
Iranian riot police and security forces clashed with demonstrators in dozens of cities on Tuesday, state media and social media said, amid continuing protests against the death of young Iranian woman Mahsa Amini in police custody.
Founder Of Oath Keepers Militia Goes On Trial Over U.S. Capitol Attack
The trial of Stewart Rhodes, the founder of the far-right Oath Keepers militia, and four others begins on Tuesday in what will be the most high-profile case so far in the Justice Department's investigation into the Jan.
U.S. State Legislative Races Carry High Stakes For Abortion Access
Maine state Representative Reagan LaRochelle didn't spend much time discussing abortion with voters when she ran for office last year.
U.S. Congress Scrambles To Pass Stopgap Bill To Keep Government Funded
The U.S. Senate will take an initial vote on a stopgap spending measure on Tuesday to keep federal agencies running past the end of this week, while Congress continues to negotiate bills to fund the government through the next fiscal year.
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Control of the U.S. Senate is at stake in the Nov.
2-Year-Old Tennessee Child Dies After Being Found Unresponsive In Neighbor's Pool
The Bradley County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee said Monday the boy was declared dead at a hospital.
Mystery Gas Leaks Hit Major Russian Undersea Gas Pipelines To Europe
European countries on Tuesday scrambled to investigate unexplained leaks in two Russian gas pipelines running under the Baltic Sea near Sweden and Denmark, infrastructure at the heart of an energy crisis since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
At Least 4 Killed After Boat Capsizes Near Galapagos Islands
Two Ecuadorans, a Colombian, and an American-Israeli died in the sinking of the boat, Ecuador's Foreign Ministry confirmed.
Oil Prices Claw Back Some Losses As Focus Turns To Possible Supply Cuts
Oil prices rose on Tuesday, after plunging to nine-month lows a day earlier, on indications that producer alliance OPEC+ may enact output cuts to avoid a further collapse in prices.
'Mocking Us': Parents Of Missing Mexican Students Slam Government Missteps
Parents of 43 students who went missing in 2014 in Mexico called on President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador to keep his word Monday as thousands joined them in a parade, criticizing blunders by a government that promised to punish those responsible.
U.S. Proposes Requiring New Airline Fee Disclosure Rules
The U.S. Transportation Department (USDOT) on Monday proposed requiring airlines disclose fees for baggage, ticket changes and family seating the first time an airfare is displayed.
Gas Crisis Lands LNG Cargo Market In Hands Of Energy Giants
Rocketing LNG cargo prices have squeezed out dozens of smaller traders, concentrating the business in the hands of a handful of international energy majors and top global trading houses.
BP, Chevron Cut Offshore Oil Production Ahead Of Hurricane Ian
BP Plc and Chevron Corp on Monday said they have shut-in production at offshore oil platforms in the Gulf of Mexico, as a powerful Hurricane Ian bore down on the top U.S.
Man Arrested For Allegedly Plotting 'Las Vegas-Style Mass Shooting' In California
Police in northern California arrested a 37-year-old man who was looking to commit a "Las Vegas-style" mass shooting, as well as made threats to kill officers.
Trudeau To Survey Fiona Damage As Residents Battle Blackouts
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plans to visit Canada's storm-ravaged eastern provinces as soon as this week, as thousands of residents were still without power more than two days after storm Fiona swept homes into the sea and left at least one person dead.
Colombia, Venezuela Reopen Cargo Trade As Relations Thaw
Colombia and Venezuela reopened cargo transport at a major border crossing on Monday, potentially enabling billions of dollars in trade after years of icy bilateral relations and heavily-restricted economic ties.
Fed Officials Stare Down Market Volatility, Say Inflation Remains Paramount Focus
U.S. Federal Reserve officials on Monday sloughed off rising volatility in global markets, from slumping U.S.
GEO Group Wins Legal Challenge To California Ban On Private Immigrant Prisons
A U.S. appeals court on Monday struck down California's ban on privately-run immigrant detention centers in a challenge brought by private prison operator GEO Group Inc and the Biden administration.
Central African Republic Seleka Militia Leader Pleads Not Guilty At ICC
A suspected leader of the Seleka militia groups in the Central African Republic, Mahamat Said Abdel Kani, pleaded not guilty on Monday to charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity at the opening of his trial at the International Criminal Court.
Wall Street Eyes Lower Open On Rate Hike, Recession Worries
U.S. stock indexes headed for a lower open on Monday as investors worried that the Federal Reserve's aggressive push to curb inflation may tip the country's economy into recession.
3-Year-Old Child Dies Of Brain Damage After Aunt Allegedly Pushed Him Off Pier Into Lake
The child died Sunday morning, six days after the incident.
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No arrests have been made in the case so far as the investigation continues.
12-year-old Texas Girl Shoots Self, Father In Alleged Murder Pact With Another Juvenile
The other girl was charged with criminal conspiracy in the planning of the alleged murder plot.
Police Release Bodycam Footage Showing Deputies Fatally Shooting 19-Year-Old Man Armed With Toy Rifle
The suspect was declared dead at the scene after police fired multiple shots at him.
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