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Ohio voters headed to the polls on Tuesday to select the Republican nominee in a hotly contested U.S.
Trump's Sway Over Republican Voters Put To Test In Ohio U.S. Senate Primary
Ohio voters headed to the polls on Tuesday to select the Republican nominee in a hotly contested U.S.
Trump-backed Candidate Wins Republican Nomination For Ohio U.S. Senate Seat-Edison Research
J.D. Vance, a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate who is backed by Donald Trump, won his Ohio primary on Tuesday, Edison Research projected, in an early test of the former president's sway over his party as he eyes a possible White House run in 2024.
Trump-backed Candidate Wins Republican Nomination For Ohio U.S. Senate Seat
J.D. Vance, a candidate for the U.S. Senate who is backed by Donald Trump, won the Republican primary vote in Ohio on Tuesday, in an early test of the former president's sway over his party as he eyes a possible White House run in 2024.
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Exhausted Evacuees From Mariupol Steel Plant Reach Safety In Ukrainian City
Dozens of evacuees who cowered for weeks in the bunkers of a steel works in Russian-occupied Mariupol reached the safety of Kyiv-controlled Zaporizhzhia on Tuesday where hospitals were ready to treat people for anything from burns to malnutrition.
Russian Strikes Pound Ukraine On Eve Of New EU Sanctions
Russian forces pounded targets in eastern Ukraine on Tuesday, unleashing rockets on a steel plant that is Ukraine's last redoubt in the port city of Mariupol as the European Union prepared to slap oil sanctions on Moscow.
Russia Fires More Rockets At Steel Plant, Some Evacuees Reach Safety
Russia unleashed rockets on Tuesday on an encircled steel works in Mariupol, Ukraine's last redoubt in the port city, after a ceasefire broke down with some civilians still trapped beneath the sprawling site despite a U.N.-brokered evacuation.
Russia Unleashes Rockets At Steel Plant, Some Evacuees Reach Safety
Russia unleashed rockets on Tuesday on an encircled steel works in Mariupol, Ukraine's last redoubt in the port city, after a ceasefire broke down with some civilians still trapped beneath the sprawling site despite a U.N.-brokered evacuation.
Pope Wants To Visit Moscow To Meet Putin Over Ukraine - Paper
Pope Francis said in an interview published on Tuesday that he asked for a meeting in Moscow with Russian President Vladimir Putin to try to stop the war in Ukraine but had not received a reply.
Pope Says He Wants To Go To Moscow To Meet Putin Over Ukraine - Paper
Pope Francis said in an interview published on Tuesday that he asked for a meeting in Moscow with Russian President Vladimir Putin to try to stop the war in Ukraine but had not received a reply.
Explainer-What You Need To Know About Finland's And Sweden's Path To NATO Membership
Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Finland and Sweden have been considering applying for membership of the NATO military alliance, which would mark a major policy shift for the Nordic region.
Leaked Draft Abortion Ruling A Major Blow To Supreme Court, Experts Say
The leak of a U.S. Supreme Court draft opinion that would overturn the constitutional right to abortion is a major breach of confidentiality that has heightened the stakes in an already politically-charged case, experts say.
Biden Blasts 'Radical' Draft U.S. Supreme Court Ruling Overturning Abortion Rights
President Joe Biden on Tuesday criticized as "radical" a draft U.S.
Biden Calls Draft Abortion Ruling 'Radical' As Supreme Court Probes Leak
President Joe Biden on Tuesday criticized as "radical" a draft U.S.
Navy Allows Sailors To Live Off USS George Washington Following Series Of Deaths
The U.S. Navy is allowing sailors to live off-ship the USS George Washington after it launched an investigation into the most recent deaths among sailors assigned to the carrier.
Body In Barrel Found Near Las Vegas In Mud Of Drought-shrunken Lake Mead
A barrel containing human remains was found in the receding shoreline of Lake Mead near Las Vegas and more bodies are likely to be exposed in the giant reservoir as drought continues to send the water level to record lows, police said on Monday.
Judge Rules That Tulsa Massacre Lawsuit Seeking Reparations Can Proceed
The three known living survivors of the 1921 Tulsa massacre that saw a white mob murder scores of Blacks and raze much of their neighborhood can proceed with a lawsuit seeking reparations for the death and destruction, a judge in Oklahoma ruled on Monday.
Federal Jury Convicts Former Cop Of Assault On Jan. 6, How Many Have Been Convicted For Capitol Riots?
Prosecutors have been successful in cases against the rioters.
Warrant Issued For Alabama Corrections Officer Who Vanished With Jail Escapee
Authorities searching for an escaped murder suspect in Alabama issued an arrest warrant on Monday for the female corrections officer who vanished with him from jail and was initially feared to have been taken hostage when he made his getaway last week.
Woman Says Amazon.com Fired Her Because She Got 'Long COVID' - Lawsuit
A former Amazon.com Inc employee sued the online retailer on Monday, saying it wrongly fired her and demanded she repay wages after she contracted "long COVID."
Tennessee To Stop Executions Pending Review Of Lethal Injection Procedures
Tennessee will stop all executions until the end of 2022 pending an independent review of procedures used by the state to carry out lethal injections, which opponents say can cause undue suffering to those put to death, Governor Bill Lee said on Monday.
'Can't You Just Shoot Them?' Donald Trump Asked During Racial Justice Protests, Says Mark Esper
Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper said the former president asked why police and soldiers could not be ordered to shoot racial justice protestors in June 2020.
Sexual Assault On Airplanes: FBI Issues New Warning Ahead Of Summer Travel
The FBI expects sexual assaults on aircraft to rise as the pandemic comes to a close.
Alabama Prison Escape: Warrant Issued After Corrections Officer ‘Participated’ In Murder Suspect’s Jailbreak
Alabama law enforcement authorities suspect a corrections officer helped a capital murder suspect escape prison.
COVID Threatens New U.S. Senate Delays For Biden's Fed, FTC Nominees
An effort by U.S. Senate Democrats to move forward on President Joe Biden's nominees for the Federal Reserve and Federal Trade Commission appeared headed for a second week of delay on Monday, after another Democratic lawmaker tested positive for COVID-19.
Tennessee Death Row Inmate Gets Temporary Reprieve Amid Lethal Injection Review
A death row inmate convicted of brutally murdering his estranged wife and two teenage sons has received a temporary reprieve after Tennessee put a pause on lethal injections in the state.
Dangerous New Mexico Wildfire Menaces Historic City
Hundreds of households in the historic New Mexico city of Las Vegas were told to evacuate on Monday as fierce winds and drought pushed the largest active wildfire in the United States closer to town.
Dangerous New Mexico Wildfire Forces Historic City To Evacuate
Hundreds of households in the historic New Mexico city of Las Vegas were told to evacuate on Monday as fierce winds and drought pushed the largest active wildfire in the United States closer to town.
Huge New Mexico Wildfire Forces Hundreds Of Households To Flee
Hundreds of households in the historic New Mexico city of Las Vegas were told to evacuate immediately on Monday as intense winds and bone-dry conditions fueled a huge wildfire burning on the outskirts of town.
Amazon Workers Vote Against Unionizing Second Warehouse In Setback For Organized Labor
Amazon.com Inc workers voted against unionizing a second warehouse in New York City, a ballot count on Monday showed, representing a defeat for labor organizers just weeks after they celebrated their first U.S.
93-Year-Old Florida Woman's Body Found In Her Garage Freezer After She Was Missing For Days
A elderly woman was found dead inside of a large freezer chest in her garage after missing for an extended period of time.
NFL's Goodell Would Be Biased Arbiter In Discrimination Case, Black Coaches Say
A lawyer for three Black coaches accusing the National Football League of racist hiring on Monday told a federal judge their case should not be sent to arbitration because the designated mediator, league commissioner Roger Goodell, was biased.
U.S. Treasury's Adeyemo Urges States, Local Governments To Use COVID Aid For Housing
Deputy U.S. Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo on Monday called on state, local and tribal governments to use more of their shares of a $350 billion COVID-19 relief fund to address a severe shortage of affordable housing.
U.S. Black Farmers Lost $326 Billion Worth Of Land In 20th Century - Study
Black farmers in the United States lost roughly $326 billion worth of acreage during the 20th century, according to the first study to quantify the present-day value of that loss.
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