Photos: Huge crowds gather for Lula’s swearing-in ceremony
Veteran leftist takes office for an historic third term after defeating far-right leader Jair Bolsonaro in elections.
Day: January 1, 2023
Ex-ambassador to Russia recalls colleagues scoffing at warnings of Ukraine invasion
Former United States Ambassador to Russia John Sullivan revealed on Sunday’s edition of Face the Nation that scores of his colleagues were in shock over Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine despite repeated warnings by the West that …
First Bay Area baby born in 2023 appears to be in Walnut Creek – KRON 4
First Bay Area baby born in 2023 appears to be in Walnut Creek KRON 4Baby Wynter arrives just in time to be Intermountain’s first baby of the year KSL.comNew Year’s Day twins, first born in 2023 in Sioux City Siouxland …
A cozy chestnut risotto for the new year
A big pot of risotto is always a good time, especially when it’s the centerpiece of a DIY toppings bar.
Key Republican steps up warning on China’s TikTok: ‘digital fentanyl’
The Wisconsin lawmaker expected to be the new House Republican point man on China voiced fresh concerns Sunday about TikTok, the Chinese-owned social media site that has become wildly popular with America’s youth but which many see as a major security …
New Omicron super variant XBB.1.5 detected in India
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2 killed in New Year’s Eve avalanches in Montana, Colorado
Two people were killed in New Year’s Eve avalanches in Montana and Colorado after heavy snow blanketed much of the West.
Turkiye agrees to withdraw military from northern Syria, following tripartite reconciliation talks
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Bills, Bengals AFC showdown highlighted by Allen vs. Burrow
The Bills showdown at the Bengals on Monday night features the first of what’s expected to be many more quarterback matchups between Buffalo’s Josh Allen and Cincinnati’s Joe Burrow.
A Toxic Stew on Cape Cod: Human Waste and Warming Water
Climate change is contributing to electric-green algae blooms. Massachusetts wants a cleanup of the antiquated septic systems feeding the mess, but it could cost billions.