Новости за 23.12.2022

Protestors have swarmed Paris after a man killed at least three people and injured others in a shooting.

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What started as another wild and violent demonstration by one of the extreme factions ended with a serious result, and perhaps, God forbid, in the loss of life.

The city of Hudson announces State Route 9G and South 3rd Street leaving the city, will be closed until further notice due to tidal flooding. For traveling south, the city advises to utilize State Route 9 and Worth Avenue or 23B to State Route 9H.

The switch-hitting Difo, 30, played in just three games with the Diamondbacks last season, spending most of the season at Triple-A.

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Massachusetts cops have arrested a woman and charged her with murder for allegedly poisoning her boyfriend with antifreeze last month, family of the victim confirmed to The Daily Beast on Friday.

According to previous newspaper's claims, Russian President receives a written report on the operation’s progress every morning while the information submitted to him allegedly emphasizes successes and understates failures

Nestled inside the $1.7 trillion government spending bill, which has passed Congress and is headed to President Biden's desk for a signature, is a suite of significant reforms to the private retirement system.

The artisanal spirits sales category continues to be a key one to watch.

High winds could make frigid winter temperatures feel even colder.

The first trailer of Season 7 of "Outlander" has been unveiled. The seventh season will be released in the summer of 2023.

Collectively, we have failed in ensuring that this generation is imbued with a strong sense of Jewish identity, without which there is little reason to identify with Israel.

An Alaska judge has ruled that a state lawmaker with ties to the far-right Oath Keepers group is eligible to hold office

1. She Worked for Twitter. Then She Tweeted at Elon Musk.  The New York Times
2. Twitter lays off more employees from public policy team  Economic Times
3. Twitter global policy official exits amid layoffs  ABC Action News Tampa Bay
4. Twitter’s global Vice President for public policy Sinead McSweeney quits  People Matters
5. Twitter's top global policy official departs as layoffs continue  ETTelecom
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Heather Smedley, 53, died a short time after being taken to hospital following the collision in Oldham on Friday.

Director Shinsuke Sato has an eye for spectacular imagery.

Increased benefit amounts are coming to Social Security recipients in 2023. Here's the latest on all things Social Security.

Proponents of a Clark County School District breakup confirmed today they did not collect enough valid petition signatures this year to put the measure ...

Welcome to New Jersey Devils News & Rumors, a weekly segment that will be released every Friday this season. Since our last edition, the team earned their first win since Dec.…

Ellen posted a touching tribute to 'tWitch' on Instagram 11 days after the DJ took his own life in a Los Angeles motel room on December 13.

With its 23,000+ students, DePaul is the largest Catholic university in the country. And yet its founding religious order is dwindling; it recently welcomed its second lay president (a practicing Episcopalian); and less than 40% of DePaul students identify as Catholic.

Lung and cognitive therapies, inhalers and beta blockers are among some of the remedies prescribed to help treat the most common symptoms of long COVID.

Watch Financial Post reporter Stephanie Hughes break down the stories that made headlines

Deborah Corrigan was accused of allegedly hitting her husband Adrian Nickisson with her Range Rover, leaving him with a back injury.