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Here are the latest breaking news stories from The New York Times:

Top Stories

  1. Biden to Announce New Sanctions on Russia Over Ukraine Invasion: The White House is expected to impose new sanctions on Russia in response to its invasion of Ukraine, according to officials.
  2. U.S. and China Reach Deal on Climate Change: The United States and China have reached a deal on climate change, with the two countries agreeing to work together to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote clean energy.
  3. FBI Raids Home of Trump's Former Lawyer, Michael Cohen: The FBI has raided the home and office of Michael Cohen, the former lawyer for President Trump, as part of an investigation into his business dealings.
  4. North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile into Sea: North Korea has fired a ballistic missile into the sea, in a move that is likely to escalate tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
  5. U.S. Economy Grows at 2.1% Annual Rate in First Quarter: The U.S. economy grew at a 2.1% annual rate in the first quarter, according to the Commerce Department, a slower pace than expected.

World

  1. Ukraine Says Russia Has Launched 'Full-Scale Invasion': Ukraine has accused Russia of launching a "full-scale invasion" of the country, with Russian troops moving into several regions.
  2. Iran's Supreme Leader Says U.S. 'Will Regret' Killing of Top General: Iran's supreme leader has vowed that the United States will "regret" the killing of a top Iranian general, as tensions between the two countries continue to escalate.
  3. China's Xi Jinping Reappointed as President: China's National People's Congress has reappointed Xi Jinping as president, cementing his position as the country's most powerful leader in decades.
  4. Turkey's Erdogan Says He Will 'Never' Recognize Armenian Genocide: Turkey's president has said that he will "never" recognize the Armenian genocide, a move that is likely to further strain relations between Turkey and Armenia.
  5. South Africa's President Resigns Amid Corruption Scandal: South Africa's president has resigned amid a corruption scandal, in a move that is likely to bring an end to a tumultuous period in the country's politics.

Politics

  1. Biden to Propose New Gun Control Measures: President Biden is expected to propose new gun control measures, including universal background checks and a ban on assault weapons.
  2. House Democrats Introduce Bill to Expand Voting Rights: House Democrats have introduced a bill to expand voting rights, including automatic voter registration and same-day registration.
  3. Senate Republicans Block Voting Rights Bill: Senate Republicans have blocked a voting rights bill, citing concerns about the bill's impact on state election laws.
  4. Trump's Impeachment Trial to Begin in February: The impeachment trial of former President Trump is expected to begin in February, with the Senate set to hear arguments from both sides.
  5. Biden to Nominate Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to Supreme Court: President Biden is expected to nominate Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, making her the first black woman to serve on the court.

Business

  1. Stock Market Rises as Investors Cheer Economic Data: The stock market has risen as investors cheered economic data, including a strong jobs report and a decline in unemployment claims.
  2. Walmart to Acquire Indian E-commerce Company Flipkart: Walmart has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Indian e-commerce company Flipkart, in a move that is likely to expand its presence in the Indian market.
  3. Tesla's Stock Price Falls Amid Concerns Over Production: Tesla's stock price has fallen amid concerns over the company's production capacity and its ability to meet demand for its electric vehicles.
  4. Amazon to Launch New Grocery Store Chain: Amazon is set to launch a new grocery store chain, with the first location expected to open in the coming months.
  5. Gold Prices Rise Amid Global Economic Uncertainty: Gold prices have risen amid global economic uncertainty, with investors seeking safe-haven assets in response to concerns over the global economy.

Sports

  1. N.F.L. Players' Union Files Grievance Over League's Handling of Concussions: The N.F.L. players' union has filed a grievance against the league, alleging that it has failed to properly handle the issue of concussions and their impact on player health.
  2. U.S. Women's Soccer Team to Play in SheBelieves Cup: The U.S. women's soccer team is set to play in the SheBelieves Cup, a tournament featuring some of the world's top women's teams.
  3. N.B.A. Players' Union Files Grievance Over League's Handling of Social Justice Issues: The N.B.A. players' union has filed a grievance against the league, alleging that it has failed to properly address social justice issues and support players who are speaking out on these issues.
  4. Tiger Woods to Miss Masters Tournament Due to Injury: Tiger Woods has announced that he will miss the Masters Tournament due to an injury, in a move that is likely to disappoint fans and fellow golfers.
  5. U.S. Open Golf Tournament to Feature New Course Design: The U.S. Open golf tournament is set to feature a new course design, with the course expected to be more challenging and demanding than previous years.