The Day - 2024-01-18

• Tesla owners are learning how frigid weather can cut EV range
• Year-end bonuses shrink 21% in sign of turbulent economy
• Medicine arrives in Gaza Strip
• Sources: DeSantis shifts his campaign away from N.H. days before primary
• Judge threatens to boot Trump over loud talking
• The GOP’s debates might be over. And next fall’s are looking iffy
• Diversity did not cause Boeing malfunctio­n
• Banning STRs not the answer in Groton
• Going back in The Day at 47 Eugene O’Neill Drive
• DOMINO’S DRIVER THROWS PIZZA AT ROBBERY SUSPECTS IN PORTLAND
• MASS. MAN SENTENCED TO LIFE IN RACIST ROAD RAGE KILLING
• Food to the People opens pantry in new locale
• Foxwoods posts increase in slots revenue
• 14 people hospitaliz­ed for carbon monoxide poisoning
• Lev Rubinstein, Russian poet and political figure
• Brent Sikkema, New York art dealer, reportedly found dead
• Dennis Costello
• Edward Jay Epstein, investigat­ive journalist
• PETA demonstrat­ors in monkey masks disrupt Whole Foods opening in Conn.
• Judge denies Penny’s motion to dismiss charges in Neely fatal subway chokehold
• Patriots introduce Mayo as new era begins in New England
• Golden State assistant coach Dejan Milojevic, 46, dies after heart attack
• Strawberry and Gooden honored by Mets with retired numbers
• Djokovic challenges a heckler in 2nd-round win at Aussie Open
• ‘True Detective: Night Country’: A long day’s journey into ... just another cop show
• Murphy on the ‘Irish experience’ of ‘Oppenheime­r’
• YOUR STARS
• Family fails to be there when needed most
• When we was glam
• The sun shines on Cafe Sol once again
• ANYONE BUT YOU
• AMERICAN FICTION
• THE BEEKEEPER
• THE COLOR PURPLE
• THE IRON CLAW
• THE BOYS IN THE BOAT
• MEAN GIRLS
• DREAM SCENARIO
• TROLLS BAND TOGETHER
• POOR THINGS

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