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U.S. senators, Biden to discuss framework for possible infrastructure deal Thursday

United States · 1:07 AM UTC

A bipartisan group of U.S. senators plans to meet with President Joe Biden on Thursday to discuss the framework for a possible deal on infrastructure, although some cautioned that unresolved issues remained.

United StatesBiden to target 'merchants of death' who sell illegal guns, as U.S. homicides spike
WorldLarger-than-life software mogul John McAfee dies in Spain by suicide, lawyer says
United StatesTop U.S. general hits back at right-wing uproar over racism teachings
AmericasIndigenous group in Canada announces discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves
WorldRussia says it chases British destroyer out of Crimea waters with warning shots, bombs
LitigationAngry and traumatized, Britney Spears calls conservatorship abusive

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U.S. · June 23, 2021 · 8:30 PM UTCDefying 'defund police' calls, Democrat Adams leads NYC mayor's race

For months, as New York City faced a growing spate of shootings, mayoral candidate Eric Adams delivered the same line at one campaign event after another: "The prerequisite for prosperity is public safety."

U.S.Cheerleader prevails at U.S. Supreme Court in free speech case
U.S.Biden ousts housing finance chief after U.S. Supreme Court ruling
U.S.Biden nominates Cindy McCain to U.N. post
U.S.'Historic' heat wave takes aim at Pacific Northwest

Business

BusinessFed officials say 'temporary' inflation surge may last longer than thought
BusinessYellen says inflation should be lower than current levels by year end
BusinessTesla lifts Nasdaq to record-high close as dollar gains on Fed comments
BusinessU.S. new home sales tumble to one-year low as prices soar

Technology

TechnologyLarger-than-life software mogul John McAfee dies in Spain by suicide, lawyer says
TechnologyFBI Director Wray urges companies to stop paying ransoms to hackers
TechnologyU.S. House panel approves higher merger fees and bigger enforcement budgets
TechnologyViacomCBS names MTV executive as streaming unit's programming head

Sports

Sports · June 23, 2021 · 3:45 PM UTCLloyd, Rapinoe headline U.S. women's Olympic roster

The U.S. women's soccer team that will compete at this year's Tokyo Olympics will have a familiar look as Carli Lloyd, Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan were among a slew of experienced players named to the national squad on Wednesday.

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SportsSettlement reached in suit over Kobe Bryant helicopter crash
SportsBiles selection a formality as U.S. team takes shape
SportsRonaldo double rescues Portugal in dramatic draw with France

Europe

EuropeLarger-than-life software mogul John McAfee dies in Spain by suicide, lawyer says
EuropeUEFA prohibits 'rainbow' protest at Germany vs Hungary game
EuropePardoned Catalan separatist leaders walk out of jail
EuropeCash loses its shine in pandemic but still king in Switzerland

UK

UKRussia says it chases British destroyer out of Crimea waters with warning shots, bombs
UKOver 2 million in England may have had long COVID, study finds
UKRising inflation puts Bank of England on the spot
UKBuckingham Palace must do better on diversity, royal source says

Sustainable Business

Sustainable BusinessU.S. House Republicans aim to use private sector to tackle climate change
Sustainable BusinessU.S. solar developers see opportunity in America's post-industrial lands
Sustainable BusinessGlobal regulators to introduce first oversight of ESG raters
Sustainable BusinessCanada's 2030 climate goals challenging to achieve, says budgetary watchdog

Asia Pacific

Asia PacificSydney isolated as COVID-19 clusters build; NZ tightens curbs in capital
Asia PacificFirst person charged under Hong Kong's national security law pleads not guilty
Asia PacificHong Kong's pro-democracy Apple Daily signs off in "painful farewell"
Asia PacificNorth Korea says not considering contact with U.S. that would waste time

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