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The state's Black population, however, suffered more opioid-related overdose deaths last year than in any of the previous five years. Continue reading →
The proposal would make South Carolina the only state left to not explicitly make it illegal for former partners and others to disseminate sexually explicit images of another person without consent. Continue reading →
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The moment had finally come. Late Tuesday morning, nearly five years after Republicans first went after Hunter Biden, the president’s son could finally be called a convicted felon. Continue reading →
A White House spokesperson did not rule out on Wednesday the possibility that President Biden might commute the sentence of his son Hunter Biden, who was convicted on three federal felony counts for illegally purchasing a handgun during his addiction to crack cocaine. Continue reading →
It was one of the better rates of interception by Ukraine so far during the war and underscored the impact of having fresh supplies of Western weaponry to bolster a war effort that had struggled mightily in recent months. Continue reading →
Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Wednesday that he would continue to press urgently for a cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip despite a counterproposal from Hamas that he said included unacceptable demands. Continue reading →
The actions were announced just as President Biden was leaving the country for a meeting in Italy of the Group of 7 major industrialized nations, where a renewed push to degrade the Russian economy will be at the top of his agenda. Continue reading →
President Biden reacted to his son’s conviction as a father, an American, and as a president. Trump, conversely, acted like an autocratic baby after his own conviction. Continue reading →
The meeting was an initiative of Olami, an organization that offers Jewish students international travel opportunities and on-campus programming. Continue reading →
Former teammates, ex-foes, entertainers, and longtime coach Bill Belichick were all involved in the ceremony. An emotional Brady closed with “I am Tom Brady. And I am a Patriot.” Continue reading →
Mainella's show on WBZ-AM ran for 90 minutes on Tuesday through Saturday beginning July 15, 1969, and he developed an easy rapport with guests and callers alike. Continue reading →
West was nicknamed “Mr. Clutch” for his late-game exploits as a player, and his silhouette is considered to be the basis of the NBA logo. Continue reading →
Titled "Going to Ground," the sculpture by LaRissa Rogers will forefront soil as a material that holds "histories of liberation, of trauma, of everything. . . . It’s kind of this living archive." Continue reading →
Ganz Blythe, who currently serves as deputy director of exhibitions, education, and programs at the RISD Museum, will take over as director of the Harvard museums Aug. 12. Continue reading →
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