AP source: Lamar Jackson gets nonexclusive tag from Ravens
The Baltimore Ravens say they are designating Lamar Jackson as their franchise player.
Day: March 7, 2023
Northern Egypt train derailment kills 2, injures 16
Egyptian authorities say a passenger train has derailed, killing at least two people.
Oscar ballot 2023: Download our printable ballot
Got an Oscar pool going? Here’s where you can download a printable ballot, along with our movie critic’s predictions.
Libel lawsuit over ‘media men’ list settled out of court
An author-editor’s libel lawsuit over allegations that he had committed sexual assault, widely cited as a prime example of backlash against the #MeToo movement, has been settled out of court.
‘Wild Hearts’ Proves to Be a True ‘Monster Hunter’ Rival
This hunting title puts players in the role of a player-created hunter who finds a mysterious object called Karakuri while wandering the land of Azuma.
Six Palestinians killed in Israeli raid targeting suspect in shooting of settler brothers
Israeli forces staged a daylight raid into Jenin in the occupied West Bank targeting the suspect in the killing of two Jewish settlers, leaving the suspect and at least five other Palestinian men dead, officials on both sides said Tuesday.
Microsoft, Google-Backed Group Wants To Boost AI Education in Low-Income Schools
The AI Education Project has developed curriculum to help teachers and students understand artificial intelligence. From a report: With students taking advantage of ChatGPT for homework and term papers, there’s a lot of handwringing about whether artif…
Merchant of Death shows off art in Moscow after prisoner swap with basketballer
Viktor Bout was released from a US prison in December.
Pro-Ukrainian group likely behind Nord Stream sabotage: US officials
New intelligence reviewed by US officials suggests that a pro-Ukrainian group carried out the attack on the Nord Stream pipelines last year, a step toward determining responsibility for an act of sabotage that has confounded investigators on both sides…
Yiyin Li’s ‘The Book of Goose’ among PEN/Faulkner finalists
Yiyun Li’s novel about the friendship of two girls in post-World War II France, “The Book of Goose,” and Dionne Irving’s “The Islands,” a story collection set everywhere from London to New Jersey, are among the finalists for the PEN/Faulkner Award for …