New U.S. charges allege that a media company linked to 6 conservative influencers was a front for Russia.
Erica Nitschke
Columnist
Posted inNation & World, News
Could mass protests in Israel persuade Netanyahu to agree to a cease-fire deal?
Many Israelis blame the prime minister for the mounting number of dead hostages and are calling for a cease-fire agreement to free the remaining captives.
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Posted inArts & Entertainment
James Darren, teen idol who helped ignite ’60s surfing craze with ‘Gidget,’ dies
In his long career, he acted, sang and built up a successful behind-the-scenes career as a television director.
Posted inBusiness
Thousands of U.S. hotel workers strike over Labor Day weekend
Workers demanding higher pay, fairer workloads and the reversal of COVID-era cuts are on strike in Boston, Honolulu, San Francisco, Seattle, San Diego and San Jose.
Posted inNation & World
Justice Dept. watchdog finds flaws in FBI’s reporting of sex crimes against children
The inquiry was brought about by the FBI’s failures to promptly investigate Larry Nassar, former USA Gymnastics team doctor.
Posted inHealth
Ultraprocessed foods are everywhere. How bad are they?
Ultraprocessed foods make up the bulk of the U.S. food supply and most Americans don’t go a day without eating some.
Posted inNation & World
Immigrant families in limbo after judge puts U.S. program for spouses on hold
The court order, which lasts for 2 weeks but could be extended, comes one week after the Department of Homeland Security began accepting applications.
Posted inNation & World
Snowstorms in summer? Here’s a look at a wild week of U.S. weather
The week of extreme weather across the nation includes a heat wave, tropical storm, landslide, flash flood and snow.
Posted inBusiness, Nation & World
Zuckerberg says White House pressured Facebook over some COVID-19 content during pandemic
Experts warn this year’s U.S. election could be swamped by misinformation with the proliferation of AI and other tools to produce false news stories and content that could mislead voters.
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Iceland police call off search at ice cave collapse that killed 1, saying no one is missing
Authorities said they determined that only 23 people were on the trip, not 25 as was first believed.