Beat Poet, Publisher Lawrence Ferlinghetti Dies at 101
He was known for his City Lights bookstore in San Francisco, an essential meeting place for the Beats.
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Judge Says Railroad Talks Should be Included in Lawsuits
The lawsuits say the railroads conspired to boost prices starting in 2003.
Tribes Have High Hopes as Haaland Confirmation Hearing Nears
A confirmation hearing is scheduled Tuesday.
‘I Thought We Were Done': Parts Fall From Plane Scare
United says there were 231 passengers and 10 crew on board.
Guns in Capitol Buildings Divide States After Armed Protests
On Thursday, Montana began allowing concealed firearms in the state Capitol for those with permits.
NASA Rover Lands on Mars to Look for Signs of Ancient Life
Mars has long been a deathtrap for incoming spacecraft.
Millions Endure Record Cold Without Power; At Least 20 Dead
Wind-chill warnings extended Tuesday from Canada into Mexico. In all, at least 20 deaths were reported.
Search Underway for Snowmobiler Following Colorado Avalanche
The Colorado Avalanche Information Center says the slide happened Tuesday afternoon on a northeast-facing slope at an elevation of about 11,100 feet.
Timeline Unclear for Texas Power Restoration
Magness defended ERCOT’s move early Monday to force outages to prevent an even larger blackout.
Texas Blackouts Fuel False Claims About Renewable Energy
Texas only relies on wind power for about 25% of its total electricity.