Obama hits Russia, China for 'lack of urgency' on emissions
Obama met with a dozen climate activists, urging them to keep up their public pressure.
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New York Times: His disappearance drew little notice - until more than 40 years later.
'No way out': A sudden life-and-death struggle at a Houston concert
New York Times: Investigators seek to determine how a surging crowd turned deadly.
Twitter votes 'yes' on Elon Musk's proposal to sell Tesla stock
The world's richest man has promised to abide by the results of the Twitter poll.
Astroworld Festival casualties named on social media
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He escaped prison in 2015. Did he kill a young mother decades before?
New York Times: Bid to clear two men of murder centres on the role of notorious NY killer.
US Navy launches ship named for gay rights leader Harvey Milk
Navy ship named for slain gay rights leader and former Navy lieutenant Harvey Milk.
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Mayur Masand said he temporarily left New Zealand to look after his own mental health.
'People began to panic': At least eight dead, many injured at music festival in Texas
The compression of the crowd toward the stage occurred while Travis Scott was performing.
Ian Taylor's MIQ logbook: Personal responsibility in LA - masks, tests, outdoor meetings
OPINION: There is lots we can learn from how LA is going about business, says Ian Taylor.
He can't cure his dad. But a scientist's research may help everyone else
New York Times: His father's illness has motivated a life of science.
Live updates: MIQ 'broken' and major summer music festival in doubt
The latest on New Zealand's response to the Delta outbreak.
Judge questions Trump's grounds for keeping January 6 documents secret
New York Times: A judge voiced scepticism about the former president's claim.
What red flags? Elizabeth Holmes trial exposes investors' carelessness
New York Times: Start-up investors have often suspended scepticism while chasing a deal.
Killed in a 1961 crash, 'Unknown Boy' is finally identified
New York Times: DNA technology helped solve the mystery of a teenage hitchhiker.
Ian Taylor's MIQ logbook: NZ desperately needs to improve its Covid testing processes
It's possible to get a Covid test within a few hours in Los Angeles.
Real estate agent who rioted at US Capitol and bragged she wouldn't be jailed sent to prison
Jennifer Leigh Ryan said she wouldn't go to prison as she was a blonde and had a good job.
Video footage showed at least one child near site minutes before drone strike in Kabul
New York Times: The August 29 airstrike mistakenly killed 10 civilians.
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Young kids in the US line up for Covid vaccines
New York Times: Many parents in the US have been anxiously waiting for this moment.
'My ex-husband fathered 9 kids behind my back'
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Kyle Rittenhouse murder trial: Prosecutors highlight video of protests
Rittenhouse shot three people during a demonstration against police brutality.
Dad kills daughter's partner over unforgivable sick act
Dad killed daughter's boyfriend, left his body to rot for a year after unforgivable act.
Was Alec Baldwin shooting sabotage?
Investigations to determine whether someone intentionally 'sabotaged the set'.
The king of Wall St: The secrets of America's most powerful banker
Times: At 65, is there any stopping Jamie Dimon?
MIQ trial logbook: The rest of the world is moving on
OPINION: Sir Ian Taylor has seen a few examples that could be worth emulating.
Spike Lee as seen through his brother's lens, in a new book
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Large shift: Facebook to shut down and delete its face-recognition system
Removal will delete 'more than a billion ... individual facial recognition templates'.
The metaverse is Zuckerberg's escape hatch
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For first time in public, a prisoner describes torture at post-9/11 CIA black sites
New York Times: Majid Khan detailed dungeonlike conditions and episodes of abuse.