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Medical Examiner Identifies Man Suspected Of Wounding Deputy
The death of a man suspected of shooting and injuring a Milwaukee County sheriff's deputy has officially been listed as a suicide, the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office said Thursday.
Gene Clines, Part Of 1st MLB All-minority Lineup, Dies At 75
Gene Clines, part of the first allminority lineup in Major League Baseball history and a line drivehitting outfielder for the 1971 World Series champion Pittsburgh Pirates, died Thursday. He was 75.
Russian Roar On Ukraine Rings Hollow To Latin America Allies
It was a classic Russian power play with echoes of Cold War gamesmanship.
Business Events Scheduled For The Coming Week
Business events and economic reports scheduled for the coming week.
Israel Sees Holocaust Tropes in Covid Protests Fuelling Anti-Semitism
Some demonstrators against pandemic curbs have worn yellow stars like those the Nazis forced on European Jews.
Canada Police Fear Violence At Trucker Vaccine Protest
A convoy of truckers set to descend on Ottawa to protest a vaccine mandate for crossborder drivers is prompting Canadian police to prepare for violence and politicians to warn against escalating rhetoric linked to the demonstration.
Closing Prices For Crude Oil, Gold And Other Commodities
Benchmark U.S. crude oil for March delivery rose $1.75 to $87.35 a barrel Wednesday. Brent crude for March delivery rose $1.76 to $89.96 a barrel.
EXPLAINER: How COVID Tests, Isolation Will Work At Olympics
Athletes and others headed to the Olympics face a multitude of COVID19 testing hurdles as organizers seek to catch any infections early and keep the virus at bay.
Soto Loaned To Livingstone By Norwich, Recalled From Porto
American forward Sebastian Soto was loaned from England's Norwich to Scotland's Livingston for the rest of the season on Wednesday.
Police Launches Probe Into Downing Street Parties; UK PM Johnson Agrees To Cooperate
The Met Police Chief Dame Cressida Dick said that the London police will investigate a string of events
U.S. Navy Working To Recover F-35 Warplane That Fell Into South China Sea
The U.S. Navy said on Tuesday it was making arrangements to recover an F35C warplane that fell into the South China Sea after a landing mishap this week.
Michigan Settlement Lets Faith Agencies Deny LGBT Adoptions
Faithbased adoption agencies that contract with the state of Michigan can refuse to place children in LGBT homes under a settlement filed in federal court Tuesday, months after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled for a Catholic charity in a similar case.
Rodgers Says Once He Retires, He Won't Make Any Comeback
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says he cant envision coming out of retirement once he ends his playing career.
Judge Won't Dismiss Charges Before Whitmer Kidnap Plot Trial
A judge rejected claims of entrapment Tuesday and declined to dismiss charges ahead of a March trial against five men accused of trying to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.
NFL To Host COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic At Super Bowl
The NFL is partnering with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health to host a COVID19 vaccination clinic at Super Bowl Experience, the league announced Tuesday.
Nvidia, General Electric Fall; IBM, American Express Rise
Stocks that traded heavily or had substantial price changes Tuesday: