Two weeks ago, an equally powerful quake killed at least 331 people and injured nearly 600.
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At Nantucket retreat, Biden family weighs run for second term
His team is moving forward as if a final announcement is a formality, but a decision isn’t expected until next year.
Somber or bright? Europe faces holiday dilemma during energy crunch
After two Christmases under COVID-19 restrictions, some are calling ‘bah humbug’ on conservation efforts.
Noted Russian nationalist says army has too few doctors
His comments are an unusually public admission of problems within the military as forces suffer battlefield setbacks in Ukraine.
Wildlife conference boosts protection for sharks, other species
Global shark populations are declining, with annual deaths due to fisheries reaching about 100 million.
New state voter fraud units find few cases in midterms
It’s just what election experts expected and may suggest the new units were more about politics than rooting out widespread abuses.
Amazon faces Black Friday protests, strikes in 40 countries
Employees are demanding better wages and working conditions as the cost-of-living crisis deepens.
Bombed, not beaten, Ukraine’s capital flips to survival mode
KYIV, Ukraine — Residents of Ukraine’s bombed capital clutched empty bottles in search of water and crowded into cafés for power and warmth Thursday, switching defiantly into survival mode after new Russian missile strikes a day earlier plunged the city and much of the country into the dark. In scenes hard to believe in a […]
Man takes off pants, tries to rape woman on New York subway
She fled to another train car and the attacker got on a Staten Island ferry, police say.
Dominican Republic expelled 1,800 unaccompanied Haitian children this year
The crackdown comes in response to a cholera outbreak and ongoing gang violence in Haiti.