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NEW YORK (AP) — Pamela Puchalski still remembers how frightening it felt when the coronavirus upended life in her New York City neighborhood last March. With terrifying swiftness came the first infections, the first restrictions and the first deaths. … [Continue reading] about After long pandemic year, a changed New York shows renewal
SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — When salvage crews began cutting apart the capsized Golden Ray, a shipwreck the size of a 70-story office building with 4,200 cars within its cargo decks, in early November they predicted the demolition could be wrapped up by New … [Continue reading] about ‘Nothing but problems’: Shipwreck tear-down enters 5th month
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Biden administration is not planning to step up government surveillance of the U.S. internet even as state-backed foreign hackers and cybercriminals increasingly use it to evade detection, a senior administration official said … [Continue reading] about Despite hacks, US not seeking widened domestic surveillance
San Jose Sharks general manager Doug Wilson characterized his team as being in the middle of a “reset,” where taking a step back may be necessary before the franchise can get back into contention after years near the top of the standings. After … [Continue reading] about Sharks GM hopes ‘reset’ this season leads to quick success
Kenneth C. Kelly, a Black electronics engineer whose antenna designs contributed to the race to the moon, made satellite TV and radio possible and helped NASA communicate with Mars rovers and search for extraterrestrials, has died. The 92-year-old … [Continue reading] about Black space engineer, housing advocate Ken Kelly dies at 92
