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    • Memphis on edge as 5 officers placed behind bars

      The five officers fired in the death of Tyre Nichols, a 29-year-old Black man who died three days after a traffic stop earlier this month, were behind bars on Thursday.

      Video of arrest still due to be released »
      • Store chain bars employees with 'missing, broken' teeth

      • State rejects millions of dollars from federal govt.

      • GOP firebrand aims to be Trump's running mate

      • Murdaugh breaks down over grisly crime scene video

      • Meet the man who triggered the war over gas stoves

    • World
      Associated Press

      US infiltrates big ransomware gang: 'We hacked the hackers'

      The FBI and international partners have at least temporarily disrupted the network of a prolific ransomware gang they infiltrated last year, saving victims including hospitals and school districts a potential $130 million in ransom payments, Attorney General Merrick Garland and other U.S. officials announced Thursday. Officials said the targeted syndicate, known as Hive, is among the world's top five ransomware networks and has heavily targeted health care. The FBI quietly accessed its control panel in July and was able to obtain software keys it used with German and other partners to decrypt networks of some 1,300 victims globally, said FBI Director Christopher Wray.

      • DOJ says it disrupted a major global ransomware group
        Engadget
      • U.S. says it 'hacked the hackers' to bring down ransomware gang, helping 300 victims
        Reuters
    • U.S.
      Patriot Ledger

      'Unimaginable, senseless tragedy': 2 children dead in Duxbury; infant flown to hospital

      DUXBURY − Two children, a 5-year-old and a 3-year-old, are dead and an 8-month-old was flown to a Boston-area hospital with serious injuries after they were discovered inside a Duxbury home Tuesday night. Plymouth County District Attorney Tim Cruz said first responders rushed to the home at 47 Summer St. just after 6 p.m. after receiving a 911 call from a male resident. Cruz said the man reported the attempted suicide of an adult female resident who had jumped out a window in the home.

      • ‘Unimaginable’: 2 children found dead inside Duxbury home, woman and infant hospitalized, DA says
        WFXT
      • Two children found dead in Massachusetts home, woman and infant hospitalized
        Fox News
    • U.S.
      Jalopnik

      Packard Auto Plant Is the Largest Abandoned Factory in the World. It's Finally Coming Down

      A van drives under the bridge that crosses East Grand Boulevard connecting sections of the abandoned Packard auto assembly plant in Detroit, Michigan, U.S., on Tuesday, April 21, 2015. The gigantic Packard Auto Plant has been a 3,500,000-square-foot cancer in the heart of Detroit's Eastside since the brand shuttered the facility in 1956 — two years before the brand would also disappear. The city seized the rest of the abandoned factory from perpetually absent owner Peruvian investor Fernando Palazuelo, who failed to pay back taxes or do basic maintenance to secure or improve the site.

    • Politics
      Yahoo News

      Why Kyrsten Sinema is in deep trouble

      That's because while someone like Manchin could very well lose in West Virginia, he'll still get 40% of the vote at the very least. Sinema, meanwhile, has a much lower floor and could theoretically limp across the finish line with less than half that. It was clear to Arizona political observers when Sinema announced her switch that she was doing it (at least in part) to avoid a nomination challenge from the far more liberal Gallego, a longtime critic who led her by a staggering 58 percentage points (74% to 16%) among Democratic primary voters in a Data for Progress survey conducted last year.

      • Rep. Ruben Gallego takes aim at Sen. Kyrsten Sinema as he officially launches Senate run
        AZCentral | The Arizona Republic
      • 'Nobody Trusts Her.' Ruben Gallego on Challenging Kyrsten Sinema for Her Senate Seat
        Time
    • U.S.
      Business Insider

      A 45-year-old biotech CEO may have reduced his biological age by at least 5 years through a rigorous medical program that can cost up to $2 million a year, Bloomberg reported

      Bryan Johnson, a biotech founder, aims to have the body of an 18-year-old, Bloomberg reported. Test results show that Johnson has the heart of a 37-year-old, according to the report. Bryan Johnson is 45 years old but, according to a new report, his test results show he has the heart of a 37-year-old and the lungs of a young adult.

    • Business
      BuzzFeed

      This Millennial Boss's Email Response To Her Employee Who Called Her Out For "Undermining Her" Is So Important It Is Even Bringing Some People To Tears

      Under Kristen's new, millennial boss, she feels she is a harder worker and a better employee who is not afraid to ask for help and make mistakes she can learn from. "I personally believe we have the mental health movement to thank for the trend of healthier workplace environments. Generally speaking, Millennials are known as the first generation who have put themselves in therapy to better understand themselves and the potential reasons behind their own actions and the actions of those around them.

    • U.S.
      Associated Press

      Colorado baker loses appeal over transgender birthday cake

      The Colorado baker who won a partial U.S. Supreme Court victory after refusing to make a gay couple's wedding cake because of his Christian faith lost an appeal Thursday in his latest legal fight, involving his rejection of a request for a birthday cake celebrating a gender transition. The Colorado Court of Appeals ruled that that the cake Autumn Scardina requested from Jack Phillips and Masterpiece Cakeshop, which was to be pink with blue frosting, is not a form of speech. Relying on the findings of a Denver judge in a 2021 trial in the dispute, the appeals court said Phillips' shop initially agreed to make the cake but then refused after Scardina explained that she was going to use it to celebrate her transition from male to female.

    • U.S.
      Entertainment Tonight Videos

      Lindsie Chrisley and Nanny Faye Visit Todd at His Florida Prison

      ET confirms that Todd Chrisley had a family reunion. Lindsie Chrisley opens up on her 'The Southern Tea' podcast about her and Nanny Faye's road trip to visit Todd at his Florida prison, where the 'Chrisley Knows Best' star is serving a 12-year sentence for bank fraud and tax evasion.

    • Health
      Outside

      Researchers Have Pinpointed the One Type of Exercise That Makes People Live Longer—It’s Not What You May Think

      While scientists and philosophers had linked positive relationships and optimal health for decades, the Cacioppos and their research team were among the first to suggest positive relationships could be analogous to physical fitness. And just like you can't remain physically fit without exercising, social fitness--the ability to cultivate and maintain positive relationships-- withers without consistent effort. Social Fitness and the Loneliness Epidemic When the first Harvard study subjects were in their 80s, Waldinger and his team asked them to look back on their lives and share what they were proudest of.

    • World
      Associated Press

      Ukraine forces pull back from Donbas town after onslaught

      Ukrainian forces have conducted an organized retreat from a town in the eastern region of the Donbas, an official said Wednesday, in what is a rare but modest battlefield triumph for the Kremlin after a series of setbacks in its invasion that began almost 11 months ago. The Ukrainian army retreated from the salt-mining town of Soledar to “preserve the lives of the personnel,” Serhii Cherevatyi, a spokesperson for Ukraine's forces in the east, told The Associated Press. The soldiers pulled back to previously prepared defensive positions, he said.

      • Ukraine confirms its troops have withdrawn from Soledar
        Reuters
      • Ukrainian army confirms withdrawal from Soledar in Donbas
        The New Voice of Ukraine
    • U.S.
      WSB Cox articles

      Gov. Kemp declares 15-day State of Emergency after violent protests

      Gov. Brian Kemp has declared a 15-day state of emergency in Georgia and deployed the National Guard in anticipation of continued protests over a proposed Atlanta police training facility. As part of the emergency declaration, Kemp has asked that 1,000 Georgia National Guard troops be made available by the Georgia Department of Defense. Last week, Georgia State Patrol and other agencies were at the proposed facility's site, clearing protesters who had been camped out in the forest for months.

    • Business
      Jalopnik

      Driving 100 Miles in an EV Is Now More Expensive Than in an ICE

      No longer needing to buy gasoline is one of the most convincing selling points for potential electric vehicle customers. It's easy to conclude that owning an EV and recharging at home is cheaper than using a car powered by an internal combustion engine. The conclusion is correct if a driver switches powertrains between luxury vehicles, like going from a Porsche Macan to an electric Porsche Taycan.

    • U.S.
      Associated Press

      Prosecutor: After killing 8 on bike path, motorist was happy

      The man who killed eight people on a Manhattan bike path five years ago in a bid to impress a terrorist group was happy and proud when he met FBI agents later that day, a prosecutor told jurors in a closing argument on Tuesday. Assistant U.S. Attorney Jason Richman said Sayfullo Saipov was smiling when he asked to hang the flag of the Islamic State group in his Manhattan hospital room after the Oct. 31, 2017 attack he carried out with a speeding rental truck. Saipov, 34, steered the truck onto a bike path along the Hudson River and the West Side Highway that is popular with tourists and Manhattan residents, mowing down bike riders.

      • NYC bike path killer convicted, could face the death penalty
        Associated Press
      • Closing arguments made in trial of Sayfullo Saipov
        CBS-Newyork
    • Business
      MoneyWise

      '$200K is chump change': This YouTube influencer says if you don't have a Lamborghini in your 20s, you should have a 'serious' talk with yourself — 3 simple ways to boost your income

      Not everyone can afford to drive an exotic sports car, especially if you are in your 20s. “If you're a guy in your 20s and you don't have a Lamborghini, you should actually sit down and have like a serious discussion with yourself as to why you don't have a Lambo,” he says in a podcast, a clip of which was posted on Twitter and has now amassed more than seven million views. Ghiorghiu, who has more than 800,000 followers on YouTube, points out that there are plenty of opportunities to make money.

    • U.S.
      San Luis Obispo Tribune

      Can you spot the rattlesnake coiled in this Arizona flower bed? Most don’t see it

      A large rattlesnake is giving people the willies on social media, after a photo revealed it was nearly impossible to find — even in broad daylight. The image was shared Jan. 21 on Facebook by Rattlesnake Solutions, the snake-catching service summoned to remove the venomous predator. “This is why I don't walk through heavy brush … and if I hear rustling down one path I take a different one,” Jennifer L. Humbert posted.

    • U.S.
      Associated Press

      Clerk pleads no contest in 2020 Flint-area ballot sabotage

      A woman who was a public official in a Michigan community admitted Wednesday that she broke a seal on a ballot box to ensure that votes could not be recounted in her 2020 race, prosecutors said. Kathy Funk, 59, pleaded no contest to misconduct in office, a felony, under an agreement that includes no time in jail. Funk, a Democrat, was the Flint Township clerk in 2020 with responsibility over elections.

    • U.S.
      Fox News

      Florida widow of slain Microsoft exec calls out his ex-wife after suspect's arrest

      FIRST ON FOX: JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FL – Slain Microsoft executive Jared Bridegan's widow, Kirsten, spoke to Fox News Digital Wednesday hours after a Florida man was arrested for his murder — and weighed in on the suspect's connection to her husband's ex-wife. Fox News Digital informed Kirsten that the accused killer was renting his Jacksonville home from Shana Gardner-Fernandez's second husband, Mario Fernandez, at the time of the slaying. "I'm not surprised to be honest," Kirsten said after a long pause.

      • Florida police, state attorney announce arrest in murder of Microsoft executive Jared Bridegan
        Fox News
      • Jared Bridegan's death: Here's what we know about the fatal shooting in Jacksonville Beach
        The Florida Times-Union
    • Politics
      GOBankingRates

      Manchin Proposes ‘Easiest’ Social Security Fix In Response to Debt Ceiling — Would Biden Agree?

      On Jan. 19, the U.S. officially hit its debt ceiling, having spent all of the $31.4 trillion available for expenditures as allocated by the Treasury. In the days since, conversations have become heated about how the country will move forward to avoid a total spending freeze and a financial catastrophe. See: 2023's Housing Correction Could Be the Largest Since Post-WWII Read: With a Recession Looming, Make These 3 Retirement Moves To Stay On Track Find: How 2023 Recession Will Differ From 2008 and How You Should Prepare Differently Unless Congress acts before the impending June deadline, there could be grave effects.

      • Factbox-The U.S. Treasury's tools to avoid breaching debt limit
        Reuters
      • Kevin McCarthy reportedly agrees to leave cuts to Social Security and Medicare off the table in debt ceiling negotiations
        INSIDER
    • World
      Reuters

      Kremlin expresses alarm over 'Doomsday Clock', blames U.S. and NATO

      The Kremlin expressed alarm on Wednesday that the "Doomsday Clock" had edged closer to midnight than ever, even though the scientists who moved the symbolic dial cited Moscow's own "thinly veiled threats" to use nuclear weapons. The "Doomsday Clock," created by the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists to illustrate how close humanity has come to the end of the world, on Tuesday moved its "time" in 2023 to 90 seconds to midnight, 10 seconds closer than it has been for the past three years. Midnight on this clock marks the theoretical point of annihilation.

      • Doomsday Clock: The world is closer to oblivion than ever before, scientists say as they change time
        The Independent
      • Doomsday clock – live: Experts announce how close we are to midnight and oblivion
        The Independent
    • Business
      Business Insider

      Jeff Bezos' girlfriend said he gave her a 'master class' in management and running meetings: 'You're the boss. You talk last.'

      Lauren Sánchez says Jeff Bezos gives her a "master class" in management and meetings every day. Sánchez told The Wall Street Journal his best advice was to let others speak first. Lauren Sánchez says that living with Jeff Bezos is like having a "master class" in business advice every day.

      • Lauren Sánchez Says Life with 'Goofy' Jeff Bezos Includes Flying, Workouts, Donating Billions and Pancakes
        People
      • Lauren Sánchez on Going to Space and Working With Jeff Bezos
        The Wall Street Journal
    • World
      Miami Herald

      ‘That’s scary.’ Rattlesnake births gnarled two-headed baby, South African park says

      A western diamondback rattlesnake went into labor and among her 11 babies was a startling creature with two heads. The strange birth was reported Jan. 25 by the Venom Pit Snake Park, a snake and reptile sanctuary near East London on the South African coast. “What luck we had with one of our pregnant female western diamondback rattlers dropping this 2-headed baby today,” the park wrote on Facebook.

    • U.S.
      Associated Press

      7 killed in Texas highway crash; 1 in critical condition

      A young passenger of an SUV involved in a head-on collision on a Texas highway that left seven others dead remained in critical condition Tuesday. The crash between the SUV and a pickup truck that veered into an oncoming lane happened Sunday evening on a two-lane road in suburban Comal County near San Antonio. The Texas Department of Public Safety did not immediately release that names or ages of the victims but said in a statement that five of the victims killed were riding in the SUV, including two children and the driver.

    • U.S.
      INSIDER

      A TikToker apologized after she received severe criticism for calling a man a 'weirdo' for glancing at her in the gym

      A video showed a TikToker calling a man a "weirdo" for appearing to glance at her in the gym. The video was widely criticized, including by fitness influencer Joey Swoll. A TikToker apologized after she received an onslaught of backlash for a video calling a man a "weirdo" while she filmed him interacting with her in the gym.

    • U.S.
      Fox News

      Rapper who allegedly tattooed sex trafficking victims with name of his DJ business remains at large: Ohio AG

      Authorities in Ohio are looking for the public's help to find a Cleveland rapper wanted for sex trafficking charges who allegedly branded victims with is company's name. Dawud Sami, 42, was indicted on six felony counts related to human trafficking and promoting prostitution in December after authorities received tips he was operating a trafficking ring and advertising sex for sale online, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost's office said in a press release. Sami, who goes by the name "Officially GP" which stands for "Officially Got Paper," is said to have branded the women he was trafficking with tattoos of the name of his company, "Red Karpet."

    • Politics
      Associated Press

      S. Dakota Senate suspends lawmaker after vaccine exchange

      The South Dakota Senate on Thursday suspended a Republican state senator in a rare move that stripped the lawmaker of all legislative power while keeping the allegations against her a secret. Sen. Julie Frye-Mueller, who is among a group of right-wing Statehouse Republicans, told reporters earlier Thursday that she was being punished following an exchange she had with a legislative aide about vaccinations. Sen. Michael Rohl, the Republican lawmaker who initiated the motion to suspend Frye-Mueller, said in a statement that it was based on “serious allegations” and had been made to ensure the Legislature was creating a safe work environment for employees.

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