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Oliva Pinto, Nieves Share Lead At Latin America Amateur
Segundo Oliva Pinto of Argentina played bogeyfree Thursday for a 6under 66 and shared the lead with Roberto Nieves of Puerto Rico in the Latin America Amateur Championship.
Lawsuit Claims Deputies Detained Man For Being Foreign-born
A Florida man filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against a sheriff and his deputies, claiming he was illegally detained for no other reason than being born in Jamaica.
Rittenhouse Seeks Return Of Gun Used During Kenosha Protest
Kyle Rittenhouse, the Illinois man acquitted of fatally shooting two men and wounding a third during street protests in Kenosha in 2020, is seeking the return of the gun and other property that police seized after his arrest.
NYC's Mayor Invests First Paycheck In Cryptocurrency
New York City's new mayor, Eric Adams, plans to convert his first paycheck this week into two cryptocurrencies, which he has been hyping as a potential economic engine for the city.
Joe Biden Says Any Russian Troop Entry Into Ukraine is 'an Invasion'
Joe Biden said that Moscow would not necessarily mount a standard invasion and that 'we have to be ready.'
Red Cross: Hack Exposes Data On 515,000 Vulnerable People
The International Committee of the Red Cross, which is best known for helping war victims, says hackers broke into servers hosting its data and gained access to personal, confidential information on more than a halfmillion vulnerable people.
Oil Up, Settles Near 7-year Highs After Iraq-Turkey Pipeline Outage
Oil prices settled higher on Wednesday after a fire on a pipeline from Iraq to Turkey briefly stopped flows, increasing concerns about an already tight shortterm supply outlook.
Browns' Mayfield Has Shoulder Surgery After Rough '21 Season
Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield had successful surgery Wednesday to repair a torn labrum in his left left shoulder, an injury that affected his play and led to a disappointing season in Cleveland.
NHL Reschedules Games, Season Set To End On Time April 29
The NHL on Wednesday revealed new dates for 98 games postponed for coronavirus-related reasons, keeping the end of the regular season on schedule for April 29.
Oil Up, Settles Near 7-yr Highs After Iraq-Turkey Pipeline Outage
Oil prices settled higher on Wednesday after a fire on a pipeline from Iraq to Turkey briefly stopped flows, increasing concerns about an already tight short term supply outlook.
News18 Evening Digest: Japan Widens Covid-19 Curbs Amid Omicron Surge and Other Top Stories
These are the top stories we are covering this evening: Japan Widens Covid-19 Curbs as Omicron Drives Record Infections; Smriti Mandhana Only Indian Named in ICC Women's T20I Team of the Year; Australian Court Sets Jan 20 to Issue Reasons for Dismissal of...
Cryer, Mayer Lead No. 5 Baylor Past West Virginia 77-68
LJ Cryer scored a careerhigh 25 points in his second start of the season, and No. 5 Baylor snapped a twogame losing streak with a 7768 victory over West Virginia on Tuesday night.
Haiti Official Denies More Time In President's Slaying Probe
A request for more time to investigate the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Mose was denied, a magistrate told The Associated Press on Tuesday.
UK PM Johnson Under Pressure Amid Reports Leadership Challenge Looms
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is on the brink of facing a leadership challenge, according to reports, after an angry backlash over claims parties were held at his residence during coronavirus lockdowns.
Giants Start 2nd Round Of GM Interviews With Bills' Schoen
Buffalo Bills assistant general manager Joe Schoen kicked off the New York Giants' search for a GM last week and he got the opening secondround interview on Tuesday.
Confusion, Lawsuit Follow Virginia Governor's Order On Masks
Virginia's new Republican governor was facing pushback from Democratic lawmakers, school districts and a group of parents who sued him Tuesday over an executive order that aims to create an optout for classroom mask mandates.