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    • Ex-colleague of chief justice's wife makes ethics claim

      A Boston attorney and former colleague of Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts's wife, Jane, has filed a complaint with Congress and the DOJ alleging conflict of interest.

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      • The FBI is searching Biden's beach house, lawyer says

      • Kamala Harris to attend Tyre Nichols' funeral

      • Actor turned alleged cult leader arrested in Las Vegas

      • Customs gets faster: Bye passport, hello biometrics

    • World
      Reuters

      Putin says military must stop Ukrainian shelling of Russian regions

      Putin was addressing a government meeting about restoring destroyed housing and infrastructure in regions of southwest Russia that border Ukraine. Ukraine does not claim responsibility for strikes inside Russian territory but has described them as "karma" for Moscow's invasion, which has razed Ukrainian cities and systematically targeted the country's energy infrastructure, leaving people frequently without power and water in the depths of winter.

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      NBC Sports Philadelphia

      Eagles’ OL Josh Sills indicted on rape and kidnapping charges

      Eagles' OL Josh Sills indicted on rape and kidnapping charges originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia Eagles reserve offensive lineman Josh Sills has been indicted on rape and kidnapping charges in his home state of Ohio. Sills, 25, was indicted by a Guernsey County (Ohio) Common Pleas Court grand jury on one count of rape and one count of kidnapping, both first-degree felonies. According to a press release from the Ohio Attorney General's office and the Guernsey Count Sheriff's office, these charges stem from a December 2019 incident.

      • Eagles offensive lineman Josh Sills indicted on rape and kidnapping felony charges
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      • Eagles offensive lineman Josh Sills is indicted on rape and kidnapping charges
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    • Politics
      Jezebel

      Nikki 'Women Don't Care About Contraception' Haley Is Running for President

      Nikki Haley—former South Carolina governor and United Nations ambassador—is set to announce her intentions to run for president later this month. Barring any other last-minute eager beavers, Haley will be former President Donald Trump's first official challenger for the 2024 Republican nomination. Personally, I will always remember Haley for her steadfast belief that “women don't care about contraception.” When on The View in 2012, Haley made that bold statement to a room full of women who...seemed to disagree.

      • Nikki Haley, once Trump's UN ambassador, to take him on in 2024
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      • Nikki Haley expected to announce 2024 bid on Feb. 15: reports
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      In The Know by Yahoo

      Family can’t believe what they find when they cut open their sofa

      This mom cut open the back of her sofa and was shocked at what she found: 13 years of lost items and children's toys! Kacie (@kacieandco) is a parent and TikToker who shares relatable and funny stories about her life as a mom. Kacie isn't afraid to show the messy and sometimes embarrassing side of being a mom, and in a recent video she revealed how messy parenting can really be—literally.

    • U.S.
      People

      Former Beverage Cart Attendant 'Forced' to Endure Sexual Harassment by Wealthy Golf Club Members: Lawsuit

      Raymond Babaian, Valiant Law A former beverage cart attendant is suing a golf club for over $15 million after she says she was groped and sexually harassed by members while working there. In documents obtained by PEOPLE and filed in Orange County Superior Court on Jan. 24, 26-year-old Peyton Stover claims that management at Old Ranch Country Club in Seal Beach, California, failed to protect her from harassment and assault by its affluent members. "A lawsuit filed today says a Seal Beach golf club forced a young beverage cart attendant to endure club members' ongoing sexual advances," reads a release from Stover's law firm obtained by PEOPLE.

    • U.S.
      Business Insider

      A Chick-fil-A restaurant's traffic got so bad that city officials ordered it to be demolished and plan to build a new drive-thru-only location

      Chick-fil-A restaurants average $8 million a year in sales. One city recently ordered the chain to demolish and rebuild a restaurant to address traffic woes. Chick-fil-A's snaking drive-thru lines, which frequently spill into city streets, are notorious throughout the US.

      • New Chick-fil-A in Okatie won’t have a drive-through, but it will have golf cart parking
        Hilton Head Island Packet
      • Chick-fil-A owners have ties to Daytona area. Here's what we know.
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    • World
      Reuters

      U.S. woman detained in Russia after walking calf on Red Square

      A U.S. woman was detained and fined by a Russian court on Wednesday for walking a calf on Moscow's Red Square that she said she had bought to save from slaughter, Russian state media reported. Alicia Day, 34, was fined 20,000 roubles ($285) for obstructing pedestrians in an unauthorised protest and sentenced to 13 days of "administrative arrest" on a separate charge of disobeying police orders. "I bought the calf so that it wouldn't be eaten," TASS news agency quoted her as saying.

    • Politics
      HuffPost

      Chris Hayes: Here's When Marjorie Taylor Greene ‘Let The Truth Slip’ About George Santos

      MSNBC's Chris Hayes on Tuesday said far-right Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) “let the truth slip about what really motivated” serial liar Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) to step down from his House committee assignments. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) “tried to make it seem like stepping down was entirely Santos' idea and that it was just about the ongoing investigations into his campaign finances,” noted Hayes. Hayes then broadcast footage of Greene saying: “He just felt like that there was so much drama, really, over the situation, and especially what we're doing to work to remove [Minnesota Democratic Rep.] Ilhan Omar from the Foreign Affairs Committee.”

      • Rep. George Santos recuses himself from House committee assignments
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      • Rep. George Santos says he will recuse himself from committee assignments amid investigations
        NBC News
    • World
      Reuters Videos

      Israel refills the Sea of Galilee, supplying Jordan on the way

      STORY: Israel is saving its main freshwater reservoir from the effects of climate change The Sea of Galilee was being lost to droughts So Israel built a chain of desalination plants along its Meditteranean coast They turn seawater into freshwater, to refill the lake when water levels get low (Yoav Barkay, Manager of the national water carrier) "With this environment of climate changes, you don't know what to expect next year and the year afterward. We are standing now in the January and with very little rainfalls during this winter in Israel, arid winter basically with no rainfall.

    • World
      Reuters

      Ukrainian authorities raid home of billionaire Kolomoiskiy

      KYIV (Reuters) -Ukrainian state security officials searched the home of billionaire businessman Ihor Kolomoiskiy on Wednesday, in what several media outlets said was an investigation into possible financial crimes. The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) did not immediately reply to a request for comment about the reports, and Kolomoiskiy could not be reached for comment. A senior governing party official confirmed Kolomoiskiy's home had been searched - as well as that of a former interior minister - but did not state the reason for the search.

    • U.S.
      The Root

      Police Were Called on Black Girl For Spraying Lanternflies, Now Yale Celebrates Her Brilliance

      Last October, Bobbi Wilson—a curious 9-year-old who wanted to preserve trees in her New Jersey neighborhood by spraying destructive lanternflies with a solution of water, apple cider vinegar and dish soap—had the cops called on her for no other reason than being Black. Now, she's being honored by Yale. The cops who questioned Wilson said they were answering a report from a neighbor (who was obviously a Karen) who called a non-emergency line to report a “little Black woman, walking, spraying stuff on the sidewalks and trees.

    • U.S.
      The Daily Reporter

      Jackson sentenced to 10-30 years in domestic violence case

      Matthew Jackson, 33, will spend a minimum of 10-30 years in prison for what prosecutor Zack Stempien called, “the most significant domestic violence case that I've ever seen.” Jackson provided the evidence, video surveillance in their Glenn Avenue apartment in Quincy, because he thought his girlfriend might be cheating on him. Circuit Court Judge Bill O'Grady imposed the prison term after Jackson pleaded no contest to unlawful imprisonment as a second offender.

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      Autoblog

      Jeep 'Death Wobble' class action settlement includes warranty extension, reimbursement

      The issue became so widespread that owners banded together on a class action suit, and we recently learned the case's outcome. As part of its settlement, FCA, Stellantis' U.S. division and Jeep's owner, will offer some owners warranty extensions and could reimburse owners for expenses already incurred related to the problem. The new eight-year/90,000-mile warranty covers replacement parts and labor related to a failed front suspension damper.

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      NextShark

      Shein takes down product listing after TikTok user spots racy reflection on bottle cap

      Shein recently took down a product listing after an eagle-eyed TikTok user noticed a racy reflection on the item's bottle cap. TikTok user @addictedtothisstupidapp shared a screen shot of the listing in a now-viral clip, which has received over 255,000 likes and has been viewed over 6 million times since it was uploaded on Jan. 22. The nine-second video highlights a listing for an “Empty Subpackage Bottle” worth 3.95 Australian dollars (approximately $2.76).

    • U.S.
      HuffPost

      14-Year-Old Cowboy Denim Bradshaw Dies After Riding Bull For First Time In A Rodeo

      A 14-year-old cowboy is being remembered for his courage after he died while bull-riding for the first time in a rodeo on Saturday. Denim Bradshaw was thrown from the animal and was in cardiac arrest on the arena floor at an American Legion post in King, North Carolina, a Stokes County EMS official told the Winston-Salem Journal. The boy remained unconscious in front of the stunned crowd as emergency workers treated him.

      • Boy, 14, Killed at North Carolina Rodeo During First Bull Ride: 'My Lil Cowboy'
        People
      • 14-year-old dies after riding a bull for the first time at a rodeo, family says
        NBC News
    • Health
      Yahoo Life

      A ‘concerning’ number of women 65 and older are being diagnosed with late-stage cervical cancer. Are screening guidelines failing them?

      Nearly one in five new cervical cancers diagnosed from 2009 to 2018 were in women 65 and older, according to a new UC Davis study. In general, if cervical cancer is diagnosed after it has spread to nearby tissues, organs or lymph nodes, the five-year relative survival rate is 59%, according to the National Cancer institute (NCI). Current screening guidelines from the American Cancer Society (ACS) recommend that individuals over 65 years old who have had cervical cancer screenings with normal results within the past 25 years and have tested negative in the 10-year period before age 65 should not be screened for cervical cancer.

      • Cervical Cancer Awareness Month: Kaiser doctor says HPV vaccine is key for preventing cervical cancer
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      • Cervical cancer rates dropping, but women still missing checkups
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    • U.S.
      WJAX

      ‘Hell no:’ Florida bill banning left-lane cruising sparks mixed reactions

      Florida's highway drivers might see an end to left-lane cruisers if a bill filed in the State Capitol Becomes law, but the bill is sparking some mixed reactions. “It's dangerous out there,” said West Virginia's John Baker, who was traveling to Bradenton. Technically in Florida, you can drive in the fast lane, so long as you move out of the way if another car is trying to pass.

    • U.S.
      Business Insider

      Ben Crump says the only known white Memphis police officer relieved of duty in Tyre Nichols' death pulled him from car and hit him with a Taser — yet had his identity protected

      Attorneys for Tyre Nichols' family suggested a white cop involved in the victim's arrest got special treatment. Officer Preston Hemphill was placed on paid leave in connection to the fatal beating of Nichols. Attorneys for the family of Tyre Nichols — the Black man who died after being beaten by police officers in Memphis, Tennessee, earlier this month — suggested on Monday that the only known white officer involved in the victim's arrest was getting special treatment.

      • Tyre Nichols’s family attorneys question white officer’s discipline after Nichols’s death
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      • Tyre Nichols: What's next for the ex-Memphis police officers charged in his death
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    • World
      Reuters

      Belgian arms trader tangles with minister over tanks for Ukraine

      Freddy Versluys does not like to be called an arms dealer. Standing next to dozens of German-made Leopard 1 tanks and other military vehicles in the chilly warehouse in eastern Belgium, Versluys stressed he is the CEO of two defence companies with a broad range of activities, such as making sensors for spacecraft. While other Western nations have pledged in recent weeks to send main battle tanks to help Ukraine repel Russia's invasion, Belgium has not joined that group, for one reason above all: It doesn't have any tanks left.

    • Business
      AFP

      Arctic cold 'no sweat' for electric cars in Norway

      Tesla owner Philip Benassi has experienced it on cold winter days, but like other Norwegians, he has learned to cope with it. With temperatures often falling below zero, rugged terrain and long stretches of remote roads, Norway may not seem like the most ideal place to drive an electric car, whose battery dies faster in cold weather. A record four out of five new autos sold in Norway last year were electric, in a major oil-producing country that aims to end the sale of new fossil fuel cars by 2025 -- a decade ahead of the European Union's planned ban.

    • Politics
      The Daily Beast

      Trump in Even More Legal Hot Water After Lying to Judge

      Former President Donald Trump appears to have lied in sworn court records, opening him up to severe sanctions by a New York judge who has already lost his patience and threatened to punish him before. Trump claimed he wasn't the president of the Trump Organization during his four years at the White House, despite previously testifying that he was an “inactive president.” On Tuesday, the New York Attorney General's Office asked Justice Arthur F. Engoron to intervene quickly to ensure that the former president still faces a trial later this year that could bankrupt his company.

    • Politics
      CBS News Videos

      Why Biden doesn't want to send F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine

      President Biden says he won't send F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine, despite reports that some Pentagon officials are pushing for it. Former U.S. Ambassador to NATO Ivo Daalder, now president of the Chicago Council on Global Affairs, joins CBS News' John Dickerson to discuss the factors Mr. Biden must weigh what it could mean for the future of the war in Ukraine.

    • World
      Time

      Brazil Wants to Abandon a 34,000-Ton Ship at Sea. It Would be an Environmental Disaster

      That left the São Paulo circling off the Brazilian coast, until Jan. 20, when Brazil's navy announced that it had pushed the ship out to international waters, where it remains. The navy says it had to do so because the aging ship, which incurred damage to its hull during its odyssey, could have run aground or sank on the Brazilian coast, threatening other boats and coastal wildlife. The navy's solution is to abandon the São Paulo at sea.

    • U.S.
      Kansas City Star

      ‘They traumatized her without any reason.’ Kansas girl, 3, sent to live with new family

      Crying that she wanted to go home, a 3-year-old girl was sent to live with a new family Tuesday afternoon, devastating the one she had lived with her whole life. “You could hear her crying down the hall,” said Nicole DeHaven, tears falling down her cheeks as she talked about the little girl she and her husband, John, have raised since she was three days old. Wyandotte County Judge Jane A. Wilson ordered the DeHavens to turn over the girl at the county's juvenile office by 4 p.m. Tuesday, the couple said.

    • U.S.
      Associated Press

      Spectator dies after melee at middle school basketball game

      A brawl broke out among spectators at a middle school basketball game in northern Vermont, and a 60-year-old man who participated in the fight died, police said. State troopers were called to the Alburgh Community Education Center just before 7 p.m. Tuesday after a report of a large fight involving spectators during a seventh- and eighth-grade boys basketball game between Alburgh and St. Albans. Russell Giroux, of Alburgh, sought medical attention, police said.

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    • “Streaming isn’t going away … You’re still going to have a lot of choice for a long time.”

    • “In the future, [streaming] likely will cost more, have a little less library content and cancel more shows more quickly.”

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