The Georgia criminal election interference case against President Trump and a number of his allies entered a new phase Friday, as the executive director of the state's prosecutor council appointed himself to take over the case, replacing Fani Willis, the Fulton County district attorney who was disqualified from pursuing it. Continue reading →
The results of the new study, published last month in the journal Subterranean Biology, spread rapidly online due to the striking images of the giant 1,140-square-foot spider web. Continue reading →
Russia has launched a major missile and drone attack on Kyiv, killing six people and wounding at least 35, including a pregnant woman. Continue reading →
Colleges have increasingly relied upon early decision to secure ever-larger portions of their entering classes. But the early decision edge goes largely to students who already have a big leg up on their competition. Continue reading →
A judge said the finding clears the way for jury selection in Walshe's trial to begin next week, with opening arguments slated for Dec. 1. Continue reading →
Researchers say sudden, short-lived droughts in the region may become more frequent, putting farms, grasslands, and water supply systems at increasing risk. Continue reading →
The alleged bribes included cash, checks, a used pickup truck worth $15,000, and $85,000 in building materials for a vacation house, prosecutors said. Continue reading →
Amid the ever-growing chants of “MVP” that now provide the soundtrack to just about every step he takes on the field, Maye guided the Patriots to another win. Continue reading →
After years of pushing the world to limit Earth's warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, climate leaders are starting to acknowledge that the target set by the 2015 Paris Agreement will almost surely be breached. Continue reading →
Farmers' Almanac was first printed in 1818, and the Old Farmer’s Almanac started in 1792, and it’s believed to be the oldest continually published periodical in North America. Continue reading →
A quintessential survivor, Mr. Enrile staged remarkable comebacks in the fractious Philippine political scene and held the title of chief presidential legal counsel until his death and was among the world’s oldest people still working in government. Continue reading →
A quintessential survivor, Mr. Enrile staged remarkable comebacks in the fractious Philippine political scene and held the title of chief presidential legal counsel until his death and was among the world’s oldest people still working in government. Continue reading →
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