Authorities will be repairing gnawed electrical wiring and clear dead and decaying mice from wall cavities and ceilings over the next 10 days.
Deb Hardy
Staff Writer
How Big Tech created a data ‘treasure trove’ for police
‘The amount of information you can get from people’s conversations online – it’s insane,’ says a supervisor police detective in Newport, R.I.
Background checks blocked a record high 300,000 gun sales
FBI numbers show nearly twice as many gun sales were prevented in 2020 as in the year before – although there was still a surge of firearm sales.
A last push, then a long wait in NYC mayoral primary
Thirteen Democrats and two Republicans engaged in a last effort to rally supporters Tuesday as voters cast their ballots in the first citywide election to use ranked choice voting.
U.S. to review dark history of Indigenous boarding schools
Over the decades, the federal institutions forced hundreds of thousands of children from their families and communities.
Vaccine ‘honor system’ in U.S. leaves false sense of security for businesses
The incentives to appear vaccinated are increasing, from getting a job to getting a seat at a baseball game.
Some used vehicles now cost more than original sticker price
A global shortage of computer chips has pushed prices to record levels.
Opera singer says Paris police detained, strip searched her
South African opera star Pretty Yende is starring in ‘La Sonnambula’ at the Paris theatre and flew into the city on Monday.
Special Tony Awards given to 2 shows, 1 advocacy nonprofit
The Broadway Advocacy Coalition, ‘David Byrne’s American Utopia’ and Lin-Manuel Miranda’s ‘Freestyle Love Supreme’ will get special recognition.
Fed’s Powell says high inflation temporary, will ‘wane’
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Tuesday that he expects recent price spikes will soon subside and reduce inflation to a sustainable level