Representative Liz Cheney has refrained from campaigning to save her Republican leadership post, saying it is not worth having if it requires her to lie.
Violence in Israel Challenges Biden’s ‘Stand Back’ Approach
The president came to office seeing little opportunity to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He may now be forced to get more involved.
Fernando Tatis Jr. and Yankees Coach Test Positive for Coronavirus
San Diego’s Tatis was asymptomatic. Phil Nevin, a third-base coach for the Yankees, tested positive despite being vaccinated.
Intel 12th-gen Alder Lake hits unbelievable frame rates in leaked benchmark
An unreleased engineering sample of Intel’s 12th Gen Alder Lake processor impressively achieved nearly 550 frames per second on Dota 2.
How fasting diets could harm future generations
Fasting diets could impact the health of future generations according to new research from the University of East Anglia (UEA).
LaMelo Ball Talks Wild Passes, Rookie of the Year and ‘Space Jam’
Ball, the Charlotte Hornets guard, is one of the season’s standout players, and not just among rookies. The secret to his shot? “Just shoot it with confidence.”
A Black Colonel Takes Command of a Key Marine Corps Brigade
The assignment gives Col. Anthony Henderson, whose promotion to brigadier general takes effect in July, further opportunity for advancement in a service that has had few African-American leaders.
Arizona G.O.P. Passes Law to Limit Distribution of Mail Ballots
The new law, signed by Gov. Doug Ducey, will remove people from a widely popular early voting list if they do not cast a ballot at least once every two years.
Israel-Gaza, Spa shootings, Obesity drugs: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
Michigan Ignored Warnings About Doctor Abusing Athletes, a Report Says
A law firm hired by the university released a report about sexual abuse by Robert E. Anderson, who was a longtime doctor in the athletic department.