Tokyo, Osaka and several other areas are under a state of emergency with coronavirus infections rising.
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Brazilian police raid in Rio leaves at least 25 dead
The operation was aimed at investigating the recruitment of teens to hijack trains and commit other crimes.
Broadband companies paid for millions of fake net neutrality comments
The industry sued to stop the rules during the Obama administration but lost.
David Oyelowo fulfills new directing passion in ‘Water Man’
The film was produced by Harpo Films with Oprah Winfrey serving as executive producer.
Celebrity pizza chef Bruno DiFabio gets prison time for tax evasion
Federal prosecutors say the ‘Lord of the Pies’ schemed with others to hide income from his restaurants, costing the government more than $800,000 lost in tax revenue.
Republicans seek unity, even if that means embracing election lie
The House GOP is moving toward stripping Rep. Liz Cheney of her leadership post for her frequent criticism of former President Donald Trump.
Sixth-grade girl shoots 3 at Idaho school
A teacher disarmed her and held her until law enforcement arrived.
U.S. stocks close higher as banks, technology lead broad rally
The Dow hits another all-time high.
Dubai luxury home market soars as world’s rich flee pandemic
Sales of upscale properties, once slow, soared 230 percent in the first quarter of 2021.
Chauvin’s lawyer seeks new trial, impeachment of verdict
The defense attorney for the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of killing George Floyd says the court abused its discretion on several points.