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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy on Monday picked five House Republicans to serve on the select committee that will investigate the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. |
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Asked in Washington if the U.S. would reciprocate, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said, “We are continuing to review our travel restrictions. Any decisions about resuming travel will b… |
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The Washington Post, on Monday, highlighted Hunter Biden's numerous ethical scandals with a full-page of artwork in their op-ed section.
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Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs Yair Lapid demanded U.S. action against Ben & Jerry’s on Monday after the ice cream company announced they would no … |
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Does the huge drop in the Dow Jones and other indices mark the end of a historic run that dates back to the pandemic's early days? |
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Billionaire businessman Jeff Bezos said on Monday he is excited and curious but not very nervous on the eve of taking part in his company Blue Origin’s … |
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Guard Zach LaVine entered coronavirus health and safety protocols and did not travel with the men’s team, and Katie Lou Samuelson, a member of the 3x3 Olympics team, will miss the Games after a positive test result. |
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WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - The leader of the right-wing Proud Boys group pleaded guilty to burning a Black Lives Matter flag stolen from a church in the US capital and for... |
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WTOP is tracking vaccination rollout in the D.C. region. Washington, Virginia and Maryland are working to inoculate millions. |
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The Amazon founder’s spaceflight company will carry people to space for the first time on Tuesday. Here’s what you need to know. |
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Brokers say neither mogul appears to have bought coverage in case of an accident, but some insurers are interested in developing policies for space tourism. |
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Reporters failed to ask President Joe Biden or White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki about Biden’s worsening border crisis during their respective press events Monday, … |
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Rural teacher-turned-political novice Pedro Castillo became the winner of Peru’s presidential election after the country’s longest electoral count in 40 years. |
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A Florida man who breached the U.S. Senate chamber carrying a Trump campaign flag was sentenced Monday to eight months behind bars, the first … |
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A federal judge has blocked a challenge to Indiana University's requirement that students get vaccinated against COVID-19 before returning to campus this fall. … |
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Six people were hospitalized after a home in a Dallas suburb was leveled by an explosion Monday afternoon, fire rescue officials said.
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Prince Harry sold his memoir to Penguin Random House for $20 million dollars, publishing insiders claim. |
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Riyadh: Saudi Arabia will allow citizens who have received two doses of Covid-19 vaccine to travel abroad from August 9, the Saudi Press Agency reported. |
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As Covid-19 case numbers overall are on the rise again across the United States, breakthrough infections, while rare, are making headlines. |
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Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, the richest man in the world, completed training on Monday for Blue Origin NS-16, a suborbital spaceflight slated to launch on Tuesday. Bezos... |
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White House spokesperson for Vice President Kamala Harris Symone Sanders was caught spreading misinformationn on Monday regarding the vice president’s coronavirus test.
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After a dizzying rally this year, stock markets were hit hard on Monday as a spike in COVID-19 infections around the world reinforced the … |
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NEW YORK—New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday he does not plan to reinstate a citywide mask mandate even as COVID-19 cases … |
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Caitlyn Jenner's earnings have fallen precipitously in the last several years from a high of $2.5 million in 2016 when she had her own… |
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Fox has implemented its own version of a vaccine passport — a concept that Fox News hosts Tucker Carlson and Laura Ingram rallied against. |
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Milwaukee has won the last three games to set up a potential party 50 years in the making, but the Bucks have to resist thinking about what happens if they win Game 6, while the Suns try to force a… |
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Paralympian Olivia Breen may be a double world champion, but for some reason her briefs are apparently an issue – at least for one volunteer at a recent meet, who shocked the track star by chastising her britches. |
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"Facebook isn't killing people," the president said on Monday. |
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Pacific Gas & Electric Co. told a California watchdog its utility equipment may have been responsible for the 30,000-acre Dixie Fire. |
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An 18-year-old man was hospitalized Monday night after being shot in the chest in the Wedgewood Estates community on the edge of Joliet. |
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This is a make-or-break week for the men's relationships with Katie as she will eliminate three of her seven remaining men. |
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President Joe Biden ordered his administration Monday to review the possibility of increasing the number of personnel stationed at the U.S. embassy in Cuba, … |
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No-sex beds at Tokyo Olympics debunked by Irish gymnast |
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LIMA, Peru (AP) — A rural teacher-turned-political novice has been declared Peru's president-elect, defeating daughter of former president. |
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Soccer player Megan Rapinoe, swimmer Katie Ledecky and gymnast Simone Biles are among the 11,000 athletes competing in the Tokyo Olympics beginning this week … |
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In April, the state of Florida sued the CDC, saying that Congress had never granted it the authority to regulate health and safety standards on cruise ships. |
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Softball makes its return at the Tokyo Olympics, starting Tuesday, July 20, 2021. Here's how you can watch every game live online if you don't have cable. |
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Twitter suspended Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene , a Georgia Republican, on Monday for violating its policy against posting “misleading information” related to the coronavirus pandemic.
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It was 52 years ago today that two American astronauts—the late Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin—became the first humans to walk on the Moon. |
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Read more about Syria reports Israeli airstrikes in northern Aleppo province, says official on Business Standard. Israel carried out an aerial attack southeast of Syria's northern Aleppo province late Monday, a Syrian military official said |
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“They were people who you had prayed with.” A congregation and its priest, their faith tested, focus on healing and remembering their lost parishioners. |
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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer formally set the first procedural vote on a $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure measure for Wednesday as lawmakers worked feverishly … |
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And his trusty pair of aviators is coming with him. |
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New York Mets manager Luis Rojas was fined an undisclosed amount and suspended two games Monday for "excessive arguing" with umpires during Sunday's game against the Pittsburgh Pirates. |
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The Bootleg fire has burned more than 200,000 acres and prompted evacuations. |
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A bicyclist suffered serious injuries after being severely bitten by a large alligator while on trail ride on Monday. |
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Las Vegas Raiders president Marc Badain, instrumental in the team's move from Oakland and a key member of the organization for 30 years, resigned on Monday, owner Mark Davis announced. |
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ESPN has finally landed Peyton Manning as a "Monday Night Football" commentator. It's just not in a way anyone expected, and it won't … |
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Manchin plans to support the nomination of Tracy Stone-Manning to lead the Bureau of Land Management, a spokesperson confirmed Monday. |
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Manger is the former police chief of Montgomery County, Maryland. |
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This column is about sports, but transgender athletes have made the societal conflict relevant even here |
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An arbitrator reduced the second suspension that would have prevented Crabb from competing in the Tokyo Games beach competition. |
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Space tourism industry could be worth $2.7 trillion by 2040 but many will travel for free says report. |
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'Damn, I got 9 months for selling bongs,' Chong tweeted |
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Chicago Police Supt. David Brown had a strong message Monday – “We are coming for you.” The message was directed at gun traffickers and straw purchasers who are bringing illegal guns to the city. |
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An emergency room doctor in Denver has called for indoor mask rules to be reimposed — saying it’s time to “change our approach” now that … |
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Cincinnati Public Schools board of education amended the districts's COVID-19 safety protocols during a Monday evening board meeting. |
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The Texas state Democratic delegation that fled Austin for the District of Columbia to deprive the state legislature of a quorum to vote on election … |
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Between July 14 and July 19, the county reported 1,554 new cases of COVID-19 and two deaths. To date, the virus is responsible for a total 5,135 deaths in Orange County. |
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Brendan Quinn went home on 'The Bachelorette,' but Twitter is still trying to figure out who he is and how he made it so far. |
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The Phoenix Suns say they aren't feeling sorry for themselves after squandering a 2-0 lead in the NBA Finals and moving within one … |
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THE United States, European Union, Nato and other world powers yesterday accused the Chinese government of a broad array of malicious cyber activities, blaming its Ministry of State Security and affiliated criminals for a sophisticated attack on Microsoft’s widely used email server software earlier this year. |
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Milwaukee is staring at an NBA Finals Game 6 clincher at Fiserv Forum, all but tasting its first title in a half century. Phoenix is … |
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About 2,500 Afghans who worked for the U.S. government will be evacuated to a military base in Virginia along with their families pending … |
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Fox News has settled a sexual harassment lawsuit with contributor Britt McHenry Monday by McHenry's legal team. |
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One of the rockets was shot down by missile defenses and the other landed in open area, causing no damage, Israel’s military said. |
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Melvin Ingram won't stay in L.A. after signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday, but Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey tweets he'll recruit him in 2022. |
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Rosengart also thanked Spears' fans and supporters for their "overwhelming" outreach and support of himself, his firm, and "most importantly, Britney." |
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President Joe Biden has directed his administration to examine remittances to Cuba in the wake of protests on the island to determine ways for those residing in the US to send money to the country, a senior administration official told CNN. |
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Behind the razor wire and inside the infamous U.S. detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Abdul Latif Nasser was known as a forever prisoner. |
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The delays in Denver were caused by the planes having to be spaced out due to visibility, officials said. |
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Human error by LAPD bomb technicians likely caused the homemade fireworks explosion that destroyed their truck, caused widespread damage to a residential neighborhood and left 17 … |
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"It was my second shooting. So I was kind of prepared because I always am expecting something to happen," said an 8-year-old who was at Nationals Park when gunfire broke out. |
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Jennifer Lopez rocked a crop top and leggings at a construction site amid her house hunt with boyfriend Ben Affleck. |
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A high school football coach who was banned from taking a knee for a brief personal prayer after football games is taking his challenge back to the Supreme Court, the latest such dispute to reach a conservative court that has moved to expand greater protections for religious believers. |
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The girl was taken to Stroger Hospital, officials said. |
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Heavy rain has caused catastrophic flooding in Europe. More than 100 people are dead and more than 1,000 are missing. CBS News reporter Anna Noyskiewicz spoke with Anne-Marie Green on CBSN AM about what factors made the flooding so devastating and why it has been so difficult to track down the people who are still missing. |
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Two New York lawmakers have joined forces to tackle gun trafficking. On Monday, new legislation was announced in honor of a Brooklyn teen killed by gun violence. |
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Read more about US, Germany to announce deal on Nord Stream 2 pipeline in coming day on Business Standard. United States and Germany are expected to announce a deal resolving their longstanding dispute over Russia's $11 billion Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline in coming days, sources said |
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Gold Glove center fielder will start rehab at High-A Winston Salem Wednesday |
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Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett will share the stage at New York's Radio City Music Hall for two nights next month in what's being billed as their final performances together. |
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The small town of Van Horn, Texas was known for farming, ranching, and mining. Now the town is seeing a new booming business in its … |
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There is increasing likelihood that Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal signals could be hoisted over the Batanes-Babuyan Islands region, PAGASA adds. |
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — San Francisco's injury woes have now hit arguably its best player during the first half of the season. The Giants placed All-Star shortstop… |
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Leyna Bloom has become the first transgender cover star for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. The 27-year-old model and actress made her Sports Illustrated debut on Monday, calling the cover a "powerful" moment that she dedicated to the ballroom queens of past, present and future. CBS Los Angeles reports. |
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Ryan Reynolds revealed he made the first move on Blake Lively prior to dating in a new interview. |
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MassGOP's executive committee has accepted the resignation of Tom Mountain as vice chairman, according to party officials. |
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It's just the latest sensible thing the longtime conservative has said since last November, when he agreed Trump lost re-election. |
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The FBI told the Herald more declassified files on slain Southie mobster James "Whitey" Bulger are on the way following the release of the first batch of 300 pages from the agency "Vault." |
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The transfer of the detainee, who was held without charge or trial for nearly 20 years, leaves 39 inmates at the military facility. |
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The restricted free agent market features some very interesting players, some very available and others teams could try to overbid on. |
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"a cumulative 71% negative rating of the school board" |
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) was suspended from Twitter for 12 hours on Monday after she shared misleading claims about the coronavirus.
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"The Delta variant is serious and it is even a deadly threat to non-vaccinated Kentuckians," Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear said. |
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We want to hear from California college students about the coming school year. Fill out our survey and tell us what you're excited about, nervous about or just plain confused by. |
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Boris Johnson joked the elderly could “get Covid and live longer” in private WhatsApp messages with his team about the average age of people dying from the virus, his former chief aide Dominic Cummings has told the BBC. |
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When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped away from royal life in early 2020, they initially stayed tight-lipped on their struggles within their family.
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A coalition of parents angered by the monthslong suspension of in-person learning in Virginia’s largest school system has submitted thousands of signatures petitioning for the recall of a school board member. |
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The 'Vanderpump Rules' star says she couldn't watch Season 8. |
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ASHEBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — An Amber Alert has been issued for three children in Asheboro. Asheboro police are searching for Anthony Bryan Osori Hernandez, Bridget Osorio Hernandez, and Bernardo Gonzalez Hernandez. Anthony is a 15-year-old white male, approximately 6 feet tall, weighing 160lbs. He has black hair and brown eyes. Bridget is a 14-year-old white […] |
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A large colorful fish washed ashore on the Oregon coast last week in what aquarium officials called a rare occurrence. |
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Sarah Jessica Parker is still as stylish as ever in her return as Carrie Bradshaw for the " Sex and the City " reboot series, " And Just Like That… … |
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Despite the demand from millions of Americans to get their COVID-19 vaccine, Georgia health officials were forced to destroy over 110,000 vaccine doses because they were not being used. |
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President Joe Biden spoke about jobs and his plans for economic recovery Monday, including the negotiated bipartisan infrastructure framework, as the nation continues reopening from the coronavirus pandemic. Watch his remarks. |
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has maintained it does not recommend that women vaccinated against COVID-19 discontinue breastfeeding. Though the international... |
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The U.S. and its allies have accused China of a global computer hacking and cyberspying campaign. The Biden administration has threatened to take action. Ed O'Keefe has more. |
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The Alaska Supreme Court has ruled that steps to recall Governor Mike Dunleavy can proceed |
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Flooding in the 2030s might make us look back fondly on this decade. NASA sea level researchers say high tide flooding could seriously worsen next decade along US coastlines,... |
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Britney Spears ’ boyfriend Sam Asghari was involved in a slight fender bender near the pop star’s home on Monday.
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Melissa Florer-Bixler is convinced she got COVID from her unvaccinated child. |
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University of Miami quarterback D’Eriq King was among the players selected to the watch list for the 2021 Maxwell Award honoring college football’s player of the year, it was announced Monday. |
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Shasta Lake, once full and surrounded by green banks, is now bordered by a "bathtub ring" that indicates just how far the water has fallen. |
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Read more about U'khand to allow fully vaccinated flyers without Covid-19 test report on Business Standard. The Uttarakhand government on Monday announced that fully vaccinated air travellers will be allowed to enter the state without a mandatory negative RT-PCR or Rapid Antigen test report |
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Former “American Idol” contestant Ron Bultongez, who made it nearly to the top during the 2018 season, has been arrested for alleged sex with a minor. |
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President Donald Trump’s commerce secretary misled Congress about why he sought to add a citizenship question to the 2020 Census, according to a probe |
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Kelly Ripa rocks sexy swimsuit while husband Mark Consuelos admires her behind. See the pic here. |
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The Nation's Leading Newspaper President Duterte will join fellow Asia Pacific leaders in a virtual summit on Friday to tackle the region's pandemic response as well as measures to boost economic recovery.
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Voting rights activist Stacey Abrams joins us on pressuring the Senate to pass voter protection legislation through phase two of her Hot Call Summer campaign. Abrams tells Joy Reid, ‘The fundamental challenge is that we have to have a U.S. Senate that recognizes that nothing else passed will hold, and nothing new will happen if we lose the right to participate in our elections in '22 and '24... This is not hyperbolic.’ |
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The court ruled that the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency hadn’t sufficiently justified granting the permit after opponents raised allegations that PolyMet was planning a much larger mine. |
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London: Antibody levels remain high nine months after infection from SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19, whether symptomatic or asymptomatic, |
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Disney theme parks have finally unveiled changes to the classic Jungle Cruise ride and one of the company’s chief “Imagineers” argues they’re not woke, they’re … |
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis stepped up his criticism of President Biden’s immigration policy on Monday, warning that law enforcement personnel informed him that many migrants … |
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Matt Gaetz recently floated the idea of nominating him to head a government body of which he's not a member. |
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Despite the victorious claims of opponents of critical race theory (CRT), the Biden administration still appears to be promoting the concept to public schoolchildren.
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Kanye West generated headlines Monday following reports about listening parties across the country for his next album “Donda” reportedly dropping soon.
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Tennis legend Martina Navratilova called Megyn Kelly “an asshole” Monday over her criticism of professional tennis player Naomi Osaka. Kelly didn’t mince words in her … |
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"We just tried to reassure her that this is not normal, that nobody's targeting her, that it's just a really stressful time right now with the pandemic," the girl's mother said. |
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The Hubble Space Telescope is back, and NASA has the pictures to prove it.
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NCAA president Mark Emmert was credited with $2.9 million in total compensation during the 2019 calendar year, according to the association’s new federal tax … |
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Sports betting legalization is finally on deck in Massachusetts where it could generate an estimated $70 million in annual tax revenue and lawmakers are already teeing up amendments that would allow wagering inside stadiums like Fenway Park and Gillette. |
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WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - President Joe Biden and Jordan's King Abdullah during a meeting at the White House discussed US support to modernize Amman's fleet of F-16... |
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Two Montanans who claim to be transgender filed a lawsuit against the state over a law that requires those wishing to change their sex on … |
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Julianna Zobrist, the wife of former Chicago Cubs star Ben Zobrist, is seeking $4 million as she claimed her husband allegedly failed to "preserve marital … |
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Three days after a 21-year-old man was fatally shot by police officers outside of a McDonald's restaurant, a Maryland police chief provided … |
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“A hot piece of lead will cut through your skull. Your staff will be killed,” Frank J. Caporusso, 52, of Long Island said in a voice mail left with U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan. |
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A single-engine plane crashed into a field in the Amana Colonies on Monday, according to law enforcement officials. |
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Some cats are very unlikely to switch their owners. Here The International Cat Association (TICA) names the most loyal. |
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Season 3 of Amazon's super-adult superhero show is tackling a particularly blue limited run off-shoot of the comics. |
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Three residents — one from Chicago, the others from Berwyn and Joliet — will be notified by phone or email by the state public health officials about their winnings. |
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The company doesn’t know some specifics about how falsehoods about Covid-19 and vaccines for the virus spread on its social network. |
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Robinhood, the online brokerage that found itself embroiled in this year's meme stock phenomenon, will go public next week seeking a market valuation of up to $35 billion. |
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The Challenge stars have been sharing videos of their time in quarantine before filming the 37th season, 'Spies, Lies and Allies.' See what they got up to. |
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U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland directed the Justice Department Monday to stop using the compulsory process to seize records from journalists engaged in lawful newsgathering activities. |
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Fort Pierce City Commissioner Rufus Alexander has represented District 1, home to the historic Lincoln Park neighborhood, since 2001. |
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The "Laguna Beach" cast — Lauren Conrad, Stephen Colletti and more original members — reunited over the weekend. |
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The American Academy of Pediatrics issued recommendations Monday for the 2021-22 school year that include everyone older than age 2 wearing masks, regardless of vaccination status.
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Seattle will fill its roster in Wednesday's expansion draft. |
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A teen driver has been charged in a crash that killed four other teenagers Saturday in Hickory Hills. |
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The COVID-induced recession was the shortest in American history.
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Robby Steinhardt, violinist and co-lead vocalist for the rock band Kansas, of 'Carry On Wayward Son' fame, died Saturday. He was 71. |
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GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — A new development could soon be coming to Greensboro. On Monday night, Greensboro City Council unanimously passed a rezoning request to bring more than a dozen townhomes to West Friedly Avenue. It will be a mix of three-story townhomes and two-story twin homes on nearly two acres along West Friendly Avenue […] |
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Millions of Americans face housing eviction as the federal moratorium is set to end on July 31. Congress allocated more than $46 billion in rental assistance, but as of the end of May, only $1.5 billion had been distributed to those in need. CBS News reporter Sarah Ewall-Wice joins CBSN's Elaine Quijano to discuss the latest. |
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Read more about Real estate fund managers rush to raise fresh money as banks baulk on Business Standard. Early this week, ASK Property Investment Advisors (ASK PIA), the real estate private equity arm of ASK Group, launched a fund with a corpus of Rs 1,000 crore |
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Whether the Kern River truly has spare water and, if so, how much, has been left up in the air for more than a decade. |
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ampcopy Provided by Xinhua Deadly bombings have been rare in Baghdad as the security situation has improved since the Iraqi security forces fully defeated I |
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All the guys still vying for the heart of the Season 17 Bachelorette, Katie Thurston. |
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Read more about Top headlines: Pegasus controversy grows; apex court rules on AGR dues on Business Standard. Business Standard brings to you the top headlines on Tuesday |
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Prior to the Cup Series race at New Hampshire, Joey Logano revisited his old stomping grounds. He headed to Meriden, Conn., and shared his love of racing. |
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Provincetown officials on Monday issued a new mask advisory after a spike in coronavirus cases following the busy Fourth of July weekend. |
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The infielder has been having a breakthrough season with the Red Sox, but this is his third stint on the injured list in 2021. |
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In a recent interview, Khloe Kardashian proved that she is ready for all conversations with her daughter, True Thompson. |
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Emma Nibuhr pitched a complete game for Regina. North Linn's Ellie Flanagan got the win, allowing the two runs on just two hits over six innings of work. |
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“Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” star Isaiah Stokes has been indicted by a grand jury of murder in the shooting death of a Queens, New York City, … |
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As temperatures rise , both the productivity and nutritional value of crops might decrease, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Cartoonist Mike Thompson shares his view, above.
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Under the settlement proposal, distributors McKesson Corp , Cardinal Health Inc and AmerisourceBergen Corp are expected to pay a combined $21 billion, while Johnson & Johnson would pay $5 billi… |
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Pediatrician Andy Margileth is one of about a dozen century-old doctors who are still practicing medicine in the U.S. He has no plans to slow down. Norah O'Donnell shares more in CBS News' series Profiles in Service. |
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The top pitching prospect in the organization, the 23-year-old Gray is expected to start, but Manager Dave Roberts left open the possibility that the team might use an “opener” on the mound, with G… |
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For almost three years, Marsha Jackson and her neighbors in Dallas stared at a giant pile of roofing debris known as "Shingle Mountain." Now, removal of the toxic waste from the Flora Farms site is almost complete. |
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Frank Peluso Jr. has been hired as Newport's fire chief. He is the son of City Commissioner Frank Peluso Sr. |
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A St. Paul man was killed Friday night when he crashed his motorcycle in Brooklyn Park, officials say. Victor Alfredo Abrego Gallegos, 45, was riding his 2005 Harley Davidson south on Minnesota 252… |
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Janeé Ayers is up against former state senator Coleman A. Young II, Charter Revision Commissioner Nicole Small, political organizer Jermain Lee Jones, and former state representative Mary Waters in the Aug. 3 race. |
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The Portland City Council voted 6-3 to enter into a second agreement with a developer to build a 200-bed homeless shelter and service center in the Riverton neighborhood, even as residents seek a November referendum to block the project. |
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Elle Wood's hyper-feminine style was central to the cult movie's inversion of blonde stereotypes -- and, two decades on, it's as relevant as ever. |
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A San Francisco man says he was held up at gunpoint while washing his car and then robbed and held captive in a bathroom with his family. |
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The Miami Marlins placed infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. and utilityman Garrett Cooper on the 10-day injured list Monday after the duo suffered injuries in Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Phillies. |
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Read more about Latest news LIVE updates: Centre to brief MPs on Covid situation in India on Business Standard. Jeff Bezos is all set to fly to the edge of space, beyond the Karman line, today. Meanwhile, Indian Parliament's monsoon session is underway. Stay tuned for Latest LIVE news |
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Reuters was called out on Twitter on Monday for repeatedly promoting merchandise for "Squad" member Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez , D-N.Y.
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LAS VEGAS (AP) — Nneka Ogwumike and Elizabeth Williams won't be playing for Nigeria in the Olympics after the Court of Arbitration for Sport rejected their… |
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GERMAN opposition parties have called for the resignation of Horst Seehofer, the interior minister, as finger-pointing begins over the fatal floods that have swept across the country during the past week, killing at least 165 people. |
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Taye Diggs is revealing that he is still single despite his 'Celebrity Dating Game' appearance. |
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Tinatayang umabot sa 1,700 ang mga Pilipinong Muslim na nakiisa sa pagdiriwang ng Eid Al Adha, o Feast of the Sacrifice, Martes ng umaga. |
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Olivia Wilde has returned to Los Angeles after her Italian vacation with Harry Styles. |
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OCTA Research has identified Mariveles as an area with a rapidly increasing number of coronavirus cases. |
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Wes Unseld Jr. was introduced as Washington’s new coach Monday, and there was understandably some nostalgia, given his father’s prominent place in franchise history. |
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Read more about Best of BS Opinion: Illegal surveillance, co-operation ministry & more on Business Standard. Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for Saturday |
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Lance Lynn lowered his ERA to 1.94 with seven innings of one-run ball. |
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A distraught Arizona mom confronted the man who allegedly murdered her daughter and left her three young grandchildren alone in an apartment with the body … |
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The Russian-linked cyberattack crime gang REvil has suddenly vanished from the web. The group's blog and payment site went offline Tuesday, sparking speculation that it had been shut down by a state actor. REvil is suspected of being behind the JBS meat processing hack and other ransomware attacks. CBSN tech reporter Dan Patterson joins CBSN AM to talk about the different possible scenarios for the vanishing act. |
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The monstrous Bootleg Fire in Oregon continues to spread by miles each day, but crews have begun to build containment lines on the blaze that … |
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The smile stays with you. Kris Bryant’s, that is, while he fielded the final out of the 2016 World Series.
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The former Salvadoran president’s administration marked the third consecutive military regime for the Central American country, one that saw improvements to the... |
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Darren Criss is surprising his manager, Ricky Rollins, on 'Celebrity IOU.' |
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“They’re super chill,” bosun Malia White said during the preference sheet meeting on Below Deck Mediterranean when it was revealed that Roy Orbison Jr, … |
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Baltimore Orioles ace John Means will return from a left shoulder strain to start Tuesday night against the Tampa Bay Rays. |
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The NFL's free agency period for the 2021 offseason officially kicked off at 4 p.m. ET on March 17 – the point when players … |
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A pair of thieves posed as Florida utility workers to steal more than $25,000 in jewelry from an 81-year-old widow, authorities said.
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Rupesh Kumar Singh spent six months in jail. He said he was targeted for his reports on police violence against Adivasis. |
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LIVERPOOL, England (AP) — Everton has suspended a player pending a police investigation, the Premier League club said Tuesday. The northwest-England team did… |
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Read more about Gold price today at Rs 47,040 per 10 gm, silver trending at Rs 67,800 a kg on Business Standard. In New Delhi, the price of 22-carat gold was up to Rs 47,150 per 10 gm |
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The Yankees got some much-needed spark — and production — from unexpected sources against the Red Sox.
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Kathleen Turner on her new HBO series “The White House Plumbers” :
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Sen. Marco Rubio , R-Fla., warned that Russian assets are already in Cuba and have been for some time, further declaring that the heir to … |
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Actor Gbenga Akinnagbe of “The Wire” fame has alleged in Brooklyn criminal court that a journalist sexually abused him on two occasions — while the … |
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(CNN) — A pocos días de la ceremonia de apertura de los Juegos Olímpicos, los ojos están puestos en el pronóstico del tiempo. Los atletas intentan entrenar en… |
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The interim director of D.C.’s 911 system has ordered mandatory overtime amid concerns that not enough call-takers are on-hand to deal with emergency calls. |
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ALGIERS July 19 Xinhua -- Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune said on Monday that Algeria is ready to deepen cooperation with China in various fields und |
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Real estate execs Scott Gendell and Larry Weiner take over the North Side company that trained Tina Fey, Amy Poehler and Stephen Colbert. |
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Vanessa Hudgens just kicked summer fashion into high gear.
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A McHenry Jiffy Lube employee, Joseph Majko, was killed after he was hit by a 91-year-old customer leaving the service bay, police said. |
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The European Handball Federation (EHF) on Monday issued fines against the Norwegian women's beach handball team over its decision to wear shorts instead of bikini bottoms.
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Bodyguards for troubled rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine turned New York City into the Wild West last summer, piling into SUVs and chasing a man for 20 blocks with lights… |
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New rules laying out the do’s and don’ts physicians must follow when certifying patients to smoke medical marijuana took effect last week, but it’s not clear that doctors or patients are fully aware of them. |
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City officials recently celebrated finishing the work that started several years ago with a new library. |
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Russia has successfully tested a state-of-the-art cruise missile hailed by President Vladimir Putin as the best in the world, according to reports.
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Southeastern Conference Commissioner Greg Sankey echoed the NCAA president's call for potential changes in how college athletics are governed Monday, though he did not … |
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A Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officer at John F. Kennedy International Airport found a lost diamond for a couple traveling on their honeymoon, according to … |
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Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) said Sunday the rates of COVID-19 infection are rising in his home state due “in significant part” to illegal … |
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Lindell says he has reason to believe Trump won California |
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Martin Cummins shared a social media post that finally answered if he's returning to When Calls the Heart. |
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ATLANTA (AP) — The game between the Atlanta Braves and San Diego Padres was postponed on Monday night because of rain and will be made up as part of a day-night… |
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Could the Boston Celtics take a low-risk, high-reward swing at the former top-five pick? |
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The wife of former Red Sox catcher Jason Varitek said a Yankees fan spit on their 9-year-old daughter while they walked to their … |
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The day before lawmakers launch a series of hearings for what could be a years-long process of distributing federal coronavirus relief funds, Gov. Charlie Baker once again signaled his commitment to getting the cash out the door as fast as possible. |
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Two statues of Confederate generals were removed in Charlottesville, Virginia, over the weekend. One of them, the Robert E. Lee statue, was at the center of a violent white supremacist rally nearly four years ago. |
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Former Miami Heat guard and NBA Hall of Famer Ray Allen is recovering after being involved in a nasty bicycle accident. |
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Warriors big man James Wiseman suffered an injury to the MCL in his right knee, which ended his rookie season early. He underwent surgery to repair the damage in April. |
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After a memorable recruiting visit last weekend, Knight announced Monday morning that he will be joining BYU’s program this upcoming season |
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San Mateo County supervisors on Tuesday will consider providing millions of dollars in financial relief for small businesses negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. |
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One crazy (possibly drunk) Philadelphia Eagles fan made a shocking Super Bowl bet on the hometown team. |
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Mick Jagger and girlfriend Melanie Hamrick cuddle with their son Deveraux in a new photo. |
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With the pandemic inspiring many Americans to reconsider how, where, and how much they want to work, this might be a opportunity to retire the five-day workweek. Employees'... |
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Lacking the nearly 20 aircraft carriers and assault ships wielded by the US Navy, Russia’s military has long sought a counterbalance in highly effective anti-ship... |
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High-profile billionaires George Soros and Bill Gates are part of a group that is buying a company that makes rapid COVID-19 tests.
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A brush fire broke out Monday afternoon in Topanga, spreading across 15 acres and threatening some structures, authorities said. |
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Former Patriots assistant coach Joe Judge will bring his Giants team to Foxboro for joint practices prior to preseason finale at MetLife Stadium. |
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Backers say they have received 'official approval as an expansion market' in USL League One, contingent upon stadium development. |
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HOOVER, Ala. — SEC commissioner Greg Sankey said at 2021 SEC Media Days on Monday that six of the 14 football teams in the conference have … |
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A group of Chicago artists are designing high-top sneakers for the "Steps We Take Together" fundraiser benefiting My Block, My Hood, My City. |
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At Transform 2021, Credit Karma's CTO discussed migrating to the cloud and adopting machine learning to improve personalized recommendations. |
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CHICAGO (AP) — Nelson Cruz hit a sacrifice fly in the eighth inning after tying the game with a solo shot in the sixth, and the Minnesota Twins beat the Chicago… |
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Who needs memory foam when you can sleep on cardboard? Yes, the world's premiere athletes will, in fact, be recharging their batteries on cardboard beds in the Olympic Village. |
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When Michelle Ward, 43, heard about the controversy at the women’s only co-working space collective, the Wing, last summer, she canceled her membership.
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Former Chicago alderman Bernie Hansen, remembered as a champion of the 44th Ward, died in Arizona Sunday at the age of 76. |
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It’s fine for the Legislature to help foster-care youth, but it shouldn’t use that laudable effort to set the stage for a far-reaching, costly and counterproductive basic-income program. |
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Shereé Whitfield could be plotting a possible return to RHOA. |
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"This is a struggle between dark and light," Stone said. "And if we fail, America will step off into a thousand years of darkness." |
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Radio-TV host and author Mark Levin, promoting his new book "American Marxism," contends America "is not at the precipice looking in the abyss."
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The 25 candidates running for the seven House seats that touch Orange County have raised nearly $11.5 million this election cycle, according to the latest campaign finance reports filed with the Fe… |
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The experience, which is open July 20 through Labor Day, uses over 4 trillion content pixels to create multi-dimensional projections that bring Van Gogh’s works to life. |
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The family of corrections officer Joseph Gomm, who was bludgeoned to death by an inmate at the Stillwater prison three years ago, is set to file a lawsuit against MINNCOR Industries, the Minnesota … |
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Another Kaiser call center closed last year in Baldwin Park and a fourth facility was shuttered this year in Los Angeles. They used to employ about 1,400 workers, but that’s been whittled to … |
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Alibaba co-founder Joe Tsai is the mystery buyer behind a $157 million apartment deal in Manhattan's most prestigious condo tower, according to people familiar with the deal. |
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Mark Hoppus said this recent health update was the ‘best possible news’ he could hope for while fighting stage 4 cancer — read more |
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The Kid Laroi/Justin Bieber collaboration "Stay" debuted at No. 1 on the songs chart. Olivia Rodrigo still has the top album. |
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A 6-year-old in Central California and her family made "warrior boxes" to support children battling cancer - while she had cancer herself. |
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Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz appeared on CNN expressing her discontent with how Governor Ron DeSantis has handled the coronavirus pandemic and feels he is to blame for the current surge of cases in the state and for the vaccine... |
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Harvey, Louisiana threw a drive-by parade big enough for Mardi Gras to celebrate Zaila Avant-Garde, the 2021 Scripps National Spelling Bee champion. |
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Hailey Baldwin revealed what Justin Bieber meant by ‘mom and dad’ photo, denying pregnancy rumors — details |
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Scientists from the Tomsk Polytechnic University (TPU) have developed a method to reduce energy consumption in refineries – it's now possible to save more than half of... |
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The Labour Party was swept into power, with Tony Blair as prime minister, when it won a landslide election victory in May 1997. Blair had repeatedly promised to tackle... |
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The 40th Annual Backbone Bluegrass Festival is coming up July 23-25 at Backbone State Park (Iowa’s oldest state park). |
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Russia’s new fighter has obvious stealth qualities. They’re evident at the front of the plane ... and at the back. Case in point—the tail surfaces. |
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No one is trying to topple the Alamo quite yet, but a new revisionist book on the foundational event of Texas history partakes of the iconoclastic … |
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Acting Haitian prime minister Claude Joseph says he plans to transfer power on Tuesday to Dr. Ariel Henry, a neurosurgeon and longtime political stalwart whose designation earlier this month as the next in line for the post was “the final wish of President Jovenel Moïse.” |
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Nick Cannon introduced his son Zen Scott, born June 23, on Instagram Monday. |
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Human Rights Watch (HRW) Executive Director Kenneth Roth appeared to blame the Israeli government in part for the recent spike in antisemitism in Britain. |
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Jordan Henderson is facing an uncertain future with Liverpool, which could prompt a move to Atletico Madrid or PSG. Transfer Talk has the latest. |
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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill welcomed employees back to campus Monday after more than a year of remote work during the pandemic. But the normal workday at UNC-Chapel Hill and at Duke University will likely not be the same as it was before the pandemic. |
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The Dodgers weren’t expected to be in this position when the season began, but any discussion of their trade deadline plans turns quickly to pitching – starting pitching, specifically. It’s easy to… |
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Insiders from Andrew Cuomo's camp are circulating a story that Prett Bharara is considering a run for governor to distract from Cuomo's own legal woes. |
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Police are searching for a man who was caught on video taking photos up a woman’s dress at a TJ Maxx store.
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The founder of the controversial 1619 Project, which contends America is inherently racist, regarded totalitarian Cuba as the most "equal" country in the Western hemisphere … |
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A Saginaw County woman won $4 million playing Michigan Lottery's $200,000,000 Riches instant game. |
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Esri users share how they employ digital twins, which will benefit from a complementary technology known as digital threads. |
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Oregon's Bootleg Fire, the largest active blaze in the nation, grew to 343,755 acres at just 25% containment as firefighters battled unfavorable weather conditions for the ninth consecutive day. |
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National Securities’ Art Hogan is encouraging investors to stick to their investment game plans despite a volatility jump. |
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A common tactic of the left is to highlight the worst extremists and compare them to regular conservatives. Murderers, rapists, violent racists – no one … |
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Ilana Glazer announced the birth of her first child with David Rooklin with a breastfeeding Instagram photo and cheeky caption. Stars swarmed the comments. |
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Costco Wholesale will continue to hold special operating hours for members 60 and older and vulnerable shoppers while the coronavirus pandemic continues.
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Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon weighed in on the "misinformation" war and how his satirical news site has been able to thrive amid a constant … |
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Witnesses say a car drove over a ball in the parking lot of a Holly Springs Target on Monday. |
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Those damaging America's democracy should listen to Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya's testimony of what happens when a demagogue and his cronies actually succeed in stealing an election. The Belarusian opposition leader met US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday, after saying on CNN that the US had a "moral obligation" to stand up for democracy against President Alexander Lukashenko's dictatorship. She arrived in the United States at an odd moment, since historically Washington was a paragon for dissidents. But ever since former President Donald Trump's rejection of his election loss, this country has been a better parable of how democracy can teeter on the brink. |
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The Biden administration's plan to send agents "door to door" to persuade the "vaccine-hesitant" to receive the experimental COVID-19 shots is unconstitutional … |
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"These terms are harmful relics from the era of invidious yet lawful discrimination that must be removed from public property," Rep. Al Green said. |
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The new developments are part of the district's 10-year facilities plan and include a new elementary school, athletic facility and two middle schools. |
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Yet another senior executive is leaving Goldman Sachs — and, of course, his co-workers are once again putting the exit under a microscope.
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Middle-distance runner Cole Hocker is the latest prominent U.S. Olympian to acknowledge he is not vaccinated.
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They rank third in runs scored and first in ERA in the American League, but there’s room for improvement in the field. |
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Ayon sa Barangay 667 sa Ermita, nangungupahan ang biktima sa lugar at pumunta noon sa refilling station para kunin ang pinaigib na tubig. |
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Jessa Duggar is a mom-of-four! The former 'Counting On' star has welcomed a baby with her husband, Ben Seewald. |
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Portillo's Hot Dogs, LLC, announced Monday the Chicago-based chain will soon offer stock to the public. |
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Why would we say these are "the best of times" for the left-leaning establishment? Because, for one thing, it successfully defeated its nemesis, Donald Trump, … |
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In the days before the Cuba crisis and the Surfside building collapse, Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava announced plans to combat gun violence. So how is that going? |
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A leaked message claims to reveal Anderson Silva's next fight, and it's one nobody saw coming for the former UFC superstar. |
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As of Monday, NBC News' "Stay Tuned" Snapchat show is four years old and is one of the most-watched news shows on the app |
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Stefon Diggs roiled some Buffalo Bills fans by tweeting about a contentious regional debate. |
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The Biden administration is doubling down on a Trump-era rule that requires hospitals to disclose the rates they privately negotiate with insurers. |
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While several wildfires continue to burn east of the Cascades, the Puget Sound region is expected to avoid much in the way of smoke. |
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Henry Winkler calls out 'Happy Days' co-star Scott Baio for mocking COVID. See the message here. |
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Chef Nikki talks about unlocking cannabis as a culinary ingredient, the importance of dosing, and the expanding world of psilocybin cooking. |
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BOSTON (AP) — Human rights and press freedom activists are up in arms about a new report on NSO Group, the notorious Israeli hacker-for-hire company. The report… |
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When a shirt factory closed last year during the pandemic, it stunned the tiny Sampson County town of Garland. The Garland Shirt Company made Brooks Brothers shirts for several presidents and a host of movie stars. |
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The composer and producer blamed Britain’s coronavirus restrictions for the delay. |
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The NCAA spent nearly $68 million on legal services during the 2019-20 fiscal year even as it lost hundreds of millions in revenue in the pandemic… |
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Craig made his appearance in Grand Rapids as a former executive director of the Michigan Republican Party named him in a campaign finance complaint. |
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Northwood football player Troy Ennis was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, one that gives him about a 20% chance of living five years. Treatment could include amputation of his leg, but he's not backing down from the fight. |
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Ever since she was young, 11-year-old Matilde Gomez has loved caring for animals, just like her favorite Disney Princess Snow White. After learning about |
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"China strongly supports Syria in safeguarding state sovereignty, territorial integrity and national dignity," Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said. |
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Houghton County Sheriff Brian McLean remained in critical condition at a hospital in Marquette, his office said in a written statement. |
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Detroit Tigers manager AJ Hinch penciled Miguel Cabrera into the starting lineup Monday as the team's first baseman for the second time since June 22. |
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Nicki Minaj is hooking up the mall security guard who let one of her fans rap in a Zara. |
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Daniel Fragodt was a math teacher and a basketball, cross-country and track coach at Albany Public Schools at the time he engaged in sexually assaulting a student. |
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Rangers president and general manager Chris Drury doesn’t foresee any issue in getting pending free agent Barclay Goodrow signed to a new deal after the … |
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A CNN analyst said many Democrat lawmakers are unwilling to criticize the Cuba government due to supporting socialism.
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Here are the top stories for Monday, July 19th: Biden pushes Congress on infrastructure agenda, Stocks fall sharply on Wall Street, Military base in Virginia … |
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Legions of the "vaccine resistant" have ready access to the shot. But instead of listening to public health experts who know best, they choose to believe dangerous anti-vaccine nonsense. |
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Ryan Brackley, an attorney for Watson, said his client was scared for her safety, according to 9News:
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In an excellent demonstration of the disconnect between conservatives’ super-patriotism and their hostility to half the country, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem told a Christian Right audience she “really hates this America” governed by Biden. |
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Should we regard tragedies as tragedies if they conclude with consolations? This is a classical conundrum that the rabbis have caused to arise by |
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Surely, someone will disagree. No athlete has 100 percent job approval, not even the great ones, not even the ones with big, winning personalities. So … |
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The Tennessee Department of Health abruptly postponed a virtual vaccine summit intended to provide training to medical professionals across the state as the agency continues … |
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They do so by denigrating vaccinations, spreading falsehoods about the vaccine and blocking the circulation of information that conclusively demonstrates that vaccination is the way to protect their families, their friends, their country – and themselves – from illness. |
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You’re about to enter the bizarro world of “Ultra City Smiths,” a stop-motion animation series set in a noir -ish world of talking, … |
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Julian Zelizer writes that legislators in Texas want their state to cancel the required teaching of key aspects of civil rights in America, including Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I have a Dream" speech. |
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The Hawks’ scouting team is in the final days of preparing for the entry draft and the 12th overall pick. |
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Yola discusses mixing genres from country to disco in her Dan Auerbach-produced 'Stand for Myself' and acting in Baz Luhrmann's Elvis film. |
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Setting the stage for a training camp battle under center, LSU coach Ed Orgeron -- eager to see Myles Brennan and Max Johnson this summer -- said Monday he sees them both as "championship quarterbacks." |
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(CNN Español) — Simpatizantes del frente sandinista celebran este lunes 19 de julio el 42 aniversario del triunfo de la revolución sandinista, que derrocó a la… |
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The new restrictions include single-use plastics, plastic straws, plastic take-out bags and utensil sleeves in hopes of limiting pollution. They are also part of a broader program to curb the impac… |
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Her path to Tokyo wasn’t paved overnight, so prepare to pick your jaw up off the floor after seeing these 10 best Simone Biles routines! |
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Chin-grazing chops can make people with thick strands nervous about looking boxy or awkward. Here, pros on short cuts that work well on those with dense hair. |
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Clear and mild Monday night. Lows in the upper 60s. |
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Islay isn't the only Scottish whisky region to produce smoky whiskies. Try these 10 Highland drams to challenge and surprise your palate. |
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New York drag performer CT Hedden is accusing the owner of West Village Peruvian restaurant Baby Brasa Milez Kelez of being transphobic. |
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Democratic mayoral nominee Eric Adams called for an overhaul of the state’s controversial bail reforms following a press conference on gun violence with Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand in Brooklyn Monday.
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The Detroit Tigers called up Grayson Greiner from Triple-A Toledo to replace Jake Rogers, who went to the injured list with right arm soreness. |
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Pool play set to wrap up before teams advance to single elimination round. |
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'Guilty Gear Strive' is a good enough game on its own, but it has a serious loading problem early on. |
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Customers are largely unaware that some of their favorite stores are using facial recognition tech. |
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A silver lining of the pandemic is rapid digitization across most industries. Dental Tech entrepreneur Samad Syed believes businesses built on in-person services can thrive in a digital economy. Here’s how every business can benefit from digitization. |
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A murder defendant chose a hell of a time to say he wants a new attorney. |
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Van Wyksdorp, South Africa – As South Africa erupted into chaos, my thoughts turned to the United States — a great country brought low by … |
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Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan told reporters they are being too pessimistic and not giving enough credit for affordable housing efforts. |
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First responders in Ocean County stepped up during a time of emergency to help a family when a child got locked in a car on a hot day. |
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The 2020/2021 class represents the Automotive Hall of Fame's most diverse ever in terms of geographic, gender, racial and industry representation. |
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After seven years on hiatus, Big Time Rush is making a big time comeback.
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A caricature that many Muslims considered blasphemous prompted a debate over free speech and a massacre at the offices of a Paris magazine. |
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The Islamic State group claimed responsibility early Tuesday for a market bombingnbspthat killed at least 30 people and wounded dozens i |
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Kim Kardashian is shutting down KKW Beauty for a rebrand and the new name she is rumored to have chosen for her company is basically perfect. |
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The Muskegon Heights school district shed state control on Monday\u00a0after\u00a0Gov. Gretchen Whitmer released it from receivership, state officials said. |
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It's the seventh count for Robert Hadden, who prosecutors allege assaulted "dozens of female patients, including multiple minors." |
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A 13-year-old girl is was the lead suspect in a carjacking incident and faces charges, as will the man who allegedly shot her, Wisconsin … |
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It appears Britney Spears' personal conservator Jodi Montgomery might get her security costs approved.
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As supply chain threats get more complex, organizations need to adopt an industrywide approach to creating open standards. |
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Red Sox Notebook: Jarren Duran moves up to second as Alex Cora makes major lineup shakeup |
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Despite 12 days of rain so far this month, Portland remains more than 4 inches short of its average so far this year, the National Weather Service says. |
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Texas DPS troopers found 105 migrants in the back of a semi-truck during a traffic stop in Laredo, Texas. |
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Bring up the 2022 election in most crowds and you will get a lot of side-eye. And maybe a boo (or 10). |
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“I noticed on my car, on the dash, it told me my tire was low and I slowed down a little bit and he pulled up alongside of me and let off another seven or eight rounds maybe?” |
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State lawmakers gathered at the New York City College of Technology in Brooklyn to hear from civil rights attorneys, advocates and members of the City Council who questioned the way the system was implemented by the city Board of Elections |
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Not a good sign for those hoping the pandemic made permanent changes to the Court's practices. |
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A lack of crowds will impact showmanship, but that doesn’t mean these games will be devoid of excitement. |
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From watching Rory in "Gilmore Girls" pick between Harvard, Yale, or Princeton to seeing Denise Huxtable grow up as she attends the fictional Hillman College, these are the 15 best shows set in |
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These clever sexts to send your hookup buddy can go a long way. If you want to make them laugh and initiate a flirty sexting conversation, these sexts are gold. |
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Helios and ispace have announced a partnership that will allow them to demonstrate their technology to produce oxygen and metals on the lunar surface. Simulation … |
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St. Paul City Council Member Jane Prince said the city was not notified of the spill until local advocates stepped in. |
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A small town in Warren County will launch a new police system that implements facial recognition and vehicle scanners. |
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The company says the changes will "accelerate growth" and multi-platform transformation. |
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Following ESPN's release of a three-year trajectory power ranking for every NFL franchise, the New York Jets finally have something to hang their hat on. |
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Lil Nas X joked about he might be going to jail over the “Satan shoes” he had made from modified Nike Air Max 97 sneakers … |
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"There is no immediate risk to patients taking this medication," the FDA said in a release. |
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'The Challenge' stars Nany Gonzalez and Kaycee Clark have just spoken about their relationship for the first time since they were seen kissing in the trailer. |
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A Midwest group dedicated to helping law enforcement find missing persons will be assisting in the search to find Summer Wells, a 5-year-old Tennessee … |
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German model Toni Garrn and "Magic Mike" star Alex Pettyfer welcome baby girl. |
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Kevin Durant details what Nets' practice is like with fellow All-Star Kyrie Irving. |
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Ian Smith, the former host of "The Doctors," alleges racial discrimination and retaliation on the part of ViacomCBS and the show's producers. |
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The suit cited long-debunked claims of widespread fraud. |
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The Issue: Kyle Smith’s column on the prevalence of the topic of race in sports, entertainment and elsewhere.
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Jen Psaki's comments about the government "flagging problematic posts for Facebook" raises the issue; so does Donald Trump's lawsuit against social media platforms, based on government statements that allegedly coerced those platforms. |
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Joshua Collins, 32, was arrested Friday for first-degree murder in the stabbing death of Jefferey Rhom. |
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The King County Sheriff's Office has opened a review into the conduct of a 911 dispatcher during a call placed by Richard Sherman's wife last week. |
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Bestselling "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling on Monday slammed the "hundreds" of trans activists who have threatened her after a Twitter user wished for "a … |
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Two people will front court on Wednesday after the bomb squad defused a homemade explosive device and police uncovered explosive materials at a home in Melbourne’s north. |
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The coyote had aggressively approached toddlers in the San Francisco Botanical Gardens on five separate occasions, officials said. |
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Former Chicago Ald. Bernard Hansen has died at the age of 76. |
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Howard T. Rowe, 35, was charged with aggravated drug trafficking, but more charges could be filed. |
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Democratic Representative from Virginia Gerry Connolly reacts to the first sentencing of a felony defendant involved with the Capitol riot and what work the country needs to do to come together. |
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The idiosyncratic talent is fresh off an esteemed new album, 'Dope Game Stupid,' which was released on Danny Brown's Bruiser Brigade label. |
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This time of year exaggerates reactions. Each win. Each loss. It plays larger. Time is expiring for teams to determine exactly who they are — … |
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The billionaire co-founder of Apollo Global Management has denied claims he forced a Russian model into a years-long abusive relationship. |
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Map shows where every wildfire is burning in California right now
Residents cry foul as Bay Area town plans to double housing
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The calls by county officials to delay sending out property tax bills until errors in the senior exemption program are corrected might best be understood as political grandstanding. |
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A recent interview with Nick Cannon left Doja addressing age-old questions — and maybe a little miffed. |
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A U.K. politician and member of the nation's equality watchdog is warning that the term "white privilege" was divisive and contributed to an "unhelpful … |
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A college student reported inappropriate behavior, and now she is out of her summer job at a Christian youth program for kids. |
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As the search for survivors continues, authorities have begun to release the names of those who died. These are their stories. |
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Inspired by travel, Ellen Bennett rose from line cook to CEO of one of the hottest brands in cuisine. Her new book "Dream First, Details Later," chronicles the journey and aims to inspire you to reach your own goals. |
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Proteas spinner Tabraiz Shamsi says being aggressive on the field has always been part of his game. |
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When the pandemic ends, thousands in home confinement will be recalled unless Congress acts or Biden issues mass commutations. |
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The establishment media has been all-in on the narrative that African-Americans are clamoring for politicians to boot police from their neighborhoods.
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The Pelicans are apparently eyeing free-agent-to-be Kyle Lowry.
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Right-wing youth guru urges followers to defy airport mask mandate: It's "fun" to resist TSA "micro-tyrants" |
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Founder of Punchbowl News Jake Sherman and editor-at-large at The Bulwark Charlie Sykes discuss our national gun violence epidemic and project if Congress will ever pass gun reform instead of just “offering thoughts and prayers" |
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Except for conservative outlets, the press has effectively minimized the news that the Black Lives Matter organization has come to the support of Cuba’s communist … |
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An increase in Airbnb rental units in Boston neighborhoods may be linked to spikes in violent crime, according to a new study from researchers at Northeastern University. Researchers’ findings show violent crime rose with the number of Airbnb short-term rental units in an area, while other types of crime did not. “Airbnb prevalence in a […] |
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In California, a growing wildfire south of Lake Tahoe jumped a highway, prompting more evacuation orders. The Tamarack Fire has charred about 36 square miles … |
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Princeton University professor Eddie Glaude, New York Times Washington correspondent Annie Karni and The Grio politics editor Christina Greer are “baffled” that people still blindly follow the former president and that “spineless Republicans” continually refuse to stand up to Trump |
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A North Berwick woman was injured Monday morning when the SUV she was driving struck the center guard rail on the Maine Turnpike in Biddeford, then crossed three lanes of traffic and careened into the woods, state police said. The crash occurred around 7:13 a.m. when Lindsay Fortin’s 2017 Mazda SUV struck the median guard […] |
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Former Rep. Dennis Kucinich of Ohio joined "Tucker Carlson Today" on Fox Nation to promote his new book, "The Division of Light And Power", and … |
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Socialism is gaining ground among millionaire entertainment industry elites as Hollywood’s brand of corporate leftism has proven to be insufficiently radical for a growing number … |
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At Wednesday’s City Council meeting, Ald. Brian Hopkins plans to introduce an ordinance changing the law to make it clear that the hiring and firing of ward superintendents is controlled by the local alderman. |
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Values-based leadership instills a common set of values in all employees, improving their cohesiveness and willingness to work together. Knowing that a leader or manager has similar beliefs often encourages employees to follow their instruction, increasing the chance of success with every goal. |
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There are only a few ticks left on the clock when it comes to the third season of All American . The season finale of the … |
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For a while, the distressed developer and its high-flying founder seemed to withstand predictions. But gravity can only be defied for so long. |
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As the summer heat continues to rise, there are plenty of household items that can help you keep your cool. |
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The real estate market tied to golf communities has been on the upswing. Particularly so for properties with a prime location like the Country Club of North Carolina, which is just minutes down the road from the iconic Pinehurst Resort. |
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There have been 107 cases of Legionnaire's disease in 25 counties in Michigan from July 1-14. More than half are in metro Detroit, MDHHS said. |
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Staten Island activist and city comptroller candidate John Tabacco on Monday filed a police report against two borough elections officials he said had him forcibly … |
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy on Monday picked five House Republicans to serve on the select committee that will investigate the Jan.6 insurrection at the U. S. Capitol. The California Republican named five out of the 13 members of the select House committee, but House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has the final say over which lawmakers McCarthy can appoint. McCarthy's picks include Rep. Jim Banks, R-Ind., who will serve as the ranking member of the panel. The other members include Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio., Rep. Rodney Davis, R-Illinois., Rep. Kelley Armstrong, R-N. D. and freshman Rep. Troy Nehls, R-Texas. The most well known of the five lawmakers is likely Jordan, who is a committed supporter of former President Donald Trump and is the founding member of the House Freedom Caucus, a group of conservative lawmakers. In January, Jordan helped lead an unsuccessful effort to prevent the House of Representatives from impeaching Trump for inciting the Jan.6 insurrection. McCarthy's picks come just a day before the committee is set to hold its first hearing, which will feature witnesses from the U. S. Capitol Police Department and Metropolitan Police Department. It also comes more than six months after the violent insurrection in which supporters of then-President Donald Trump stormed the Capitol to disrupt the certification of President Joe Biden's electoral victory. The five Republicans picked by McCarthy are not the only GOP members of the panel. Earlier this month, House Speaker Pelosi appointed Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo. as one of her eight choices. Cheney was one of the two GOP representatives who had voted to create the committee last month. She was also one of 10 Republicans who voted to impeach Trump in January. The decision to choose Cheney was notable, especially as McCarthy reportedly threatened to strip GOP representatives' committee seats if they accepted an appointment to the panel from Pelosi, according to NBC news. Pelosi also appointed Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., who will lead the panel. The other members include Democratic Reps. Pete Aguilar, Adam Schiff, and Zoe Lofgren of California, Jamie Raskin of Maryland, Elaine Luria of Virginia and Stephanie Murphy of Florida. The formation of the panel has been a flashpoint of debate between Democrats and Republicans. The select committee passed in a 222-190 party-line vote last month, after Senate Republicans blocked a previous bill that would have created an independent commission to investigate the insurrection. Many GOP leaders asserted that the select committee would only duplicate existing efforts by the Justice Department and standing congressional committees to probe the attack on the Capitol. Senate Republicans even blocked a previous bill that would have created an independent commission to investigate the insurrection. The committee will investigate what caused the attack on the Capitol, which includes examining activities of law enforcement agencies and technological factors that may have prompted the event. It will also issue a report on its findings and how to prevent another attempt to disrupt the transfer of power.McCarthy makes his 5 GOP picks for Jan.6 select committee
politico.comJim Jordan among McCarthy picks for Jan.6 panel
thehill.comKevin McCarthy names five Republicans to serve on Jan.6 special committee
washingtontimes.comMcCarthy names GOP reps who voted to overturn election to Jan.6 committee
msnbc.comMcCarthy names GOP members to the select committee investigating the January 6 insurrection — 3 voted against certifying Biden's win in Pennsylvania and Arizona
businessinsider.comPeople Had Some Extreme Reactions To Learning Jim Jordan Might Be On The Jan.6 Committee
uproxx.comMcCarthy names 3 Biden victory deniers to Jan.6 committee
ocregister.comMcCarthy proposes 5 Republicans to sit on Jan.6 panel
lasvegassun.comJim Jordan, four other Republicans chosen by House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to serve on panel investigating Jan.6 riots
washingtonpost.comKevin McCarthy names 5 GOP picks to Jan.6 riot select committee
upi.comTrump ally Jordan among McCarthy picks for Jan.6 select committee
nypost.comMcCarthy taps five Republicans to serve on January 6 Select Committee
cbsnews.comMcCarthy proposes 5 Republicans to sit on Jan.6 panel
wtop.comMcCarthy Stacks Pelosi’s January 6 Committee with Mix of Conservative Killers, Law Enforcement Experts
breitbart.comMcCarthy Selects The Five Republicans Who Will Serve On Jan.6 Select Committee
dailycaller.comTrump ally Jim Jordan among Republicans tapped for Jan.6 select committee
foxnews.comGOP Leader McCarthy Taps 5 Republicans To Serve On Jan.6 Select Committee
npr.orgThese Are The 5 Republicans McCarthy Picked For The Jan.6 Select Committee
forbes.comJim Jordan among 5 House Republicans selected by McCarthy for January 6 select committee
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TORONTO — Canada announced Monday it will begin letting fully vaccinated U. S. citizens into Canada on Aug.9, and those from the rest of the world on Sept.7. Officials said the 14-day quarantine requirement will be waived as of Aug.9 for eligible travelers who are currently residing in the United States and have received a full course of a COVID-19 vaccine approved for use in Canada. Public Safety Minister Bill Blair, who said he spoke with U. S. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on Friday, said the U. S. has not yet indicated any plan to change current restrictions at the land border. Canadians are able to fly into the United States with a negative COVID-19 test. Asked in Washington if the U. S. would reciprocate,White House press secretary Jen Psaki said, “We are continuing to review our travel restrictions. Any decisions about resuming travel will be guided by our public health and medical experts.… I wouldn’t look at it through a reciprocal intention.” U. S. Democratic Congressman Brian Higgins, whose district includes Buffalo and Niagara Falls, said the U. S. has “neglected to give reopening the northern border the serious attention it deserves, and there is no excuse.” Canadian officials also announced that children who aren’t vaccinated but are travelling with vaccinated parents won’t have to quarantine, but will have to avoid group activities including schools and daycare centers. Transport Minister Omar Alghabra also said a ban on direct flights from India will be extended to Aug.21 because of the delta variant. “The situation in India is still very serious,” he said. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said last week that Canada could start allowing fully vaccinated Americans into the country as of mid-August for nonessential travel and should be in a position to welcome fully vaccinated travelers from all countries by early September. Canada leads G20 countries in vaccination rates, with approximately 80% of eligible Canadians vaccinated with their first dose and over 50% of those eligible fully vaccinated. “This weekend, we even passed the U,S. in terms of fully vaccinated people,” Trudeau said. “Thanks to the rising vaccination rates and declining COVID-19 cases, we are able to move forward with adjusted border measures.” Reopening to the U. S first is a “recognition of our unique bond, especially between border communities,” Trudeau said. In the early days of the pandemic, the U. S. and Canadian governments closed the more than 5,500-mile border to nonessential traffic. With increasing vaccination rates and dropping infection rates, some were annoyed the two governments hadn’t laid out plans to fully reopen the border. Canada began easing its restrictions earlier this month, allowing fully vaccinated Canadians or permanent legal residents to return Canada without quarantining. But among the requirements are a negative test for the virus before returning, and another once they get back. Pressure has been mounting on Canada to continue to ease the restrictions at the border, which have been in effect since March 2020. Providing exemptions for travel into Canada amid the pandemic is politically sensitive and Trudeau is expected to call a federal election next month. Related Articles OC Health Care Agency resumes more frequent reporting of COVID-19 data as cases rise Fox Corp. implementing its own version of a vaccine passport Orange County star Katie Lou Samuelson tests positive for COVID, is out of Tokyo Olympics American Academy of Pediatrics recommends universal masking in schools for everyone older than 2 US gymnast tests positive for Covid-19 ahead of Tokyo Olympics Canadian officials have said they would like 75% of eligible Canadian residents to be fully vaccinated before loosening border restrictions for tourists and business travelers. The Canadian government expects to have enough vaccine delivered for 80% of eligible Canadians to be fully vaccinated by the end of July. The U. S. only allowed for exports of vaccines into Canada in early May. Commercial traffic has gone back and forth normally between the two countries since the start of the pandemic. The U. S. Travel Association estimates that each month the border is closed costs $1.5 billion. Canadian officials say Canada had about 22 million foreign visitors in 2019 — about 15 million of them from the United States.Canada surpasses US vaccination rate as country prepares to reopen its borders
edition.cnn.comFully vaccinated Americans can visit Canada starting Aug.9
nypost.comCanada to let vaccinated US citizens enter on Aug.9. What to know
eu.detroitnews.comCanada Takes First Step Toward Opening Border As US Maintains Restrictions
dailycaller.comCanada will reopen its border with the U. S. and hopes to allow others in by early September.
nytimes.comCanada: Here's When US Tourists Can Return
newser.comCanada will soon reopen border to fully-vaccinated U. S. travelers
upi.comCanada to let vaccinated U. S. citizens enter country on Aug.9
lasvegassun.comCanada Announces Date When Border Will Open To Vaccinated Americans
dailywire.comCanada to start letting fully vaccinated U. S. citizens enter the country on August 9
cbsnews.comCanada Will Open Borders To Fully Vaccinated Americans As Of August 9
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The Washington Post, on Monday, highlighted Hunter Biden's numerous ethical scandals with a full-page of artwork in their op-ed section. The op-ed promoted a fictional "art exhibition" by Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, that parodied recent scandals. Images within the piece included a framed photo reading "I Heart Burisma," referring to Hunter's time being on the board of the Ukrainian energy company despite his lack of experience in the industry. The feature also included an empty frame titled "Painters Who Would Appear in This Gallery if Not Named Biden." Washington Post editor Glen Kessler shared the piece on his Twitter account. "Wash Post op-ed page pulls no punches with biting and funny 'exhibition' of Hunter Biden’s art via Meghan Kruger," Kessler tweeted. Kessler previously mocked any investigation or media references to Hunter Biden’s ongoing scandals. In December, he referred to the investigation into Hunter’s foreign dealings as simply "laptop stuff." Kessler faced criticism for referencing Hunter Biden’s scandals only through a "humorous" piece months after the 2020 election. "It would be even more funny if the WaPo didn’t call these same suggestions Russian disinformation to protect Biden during the election," one user wrote. Another user tweeted, "Corruption makes me laugh almost as much as that time you used your fact check page to decide if Tim Scott’s family had really experienced racism. Remember that one Glenn? Classic." Mainstream media outlets largely underplayed Hunter Biden’s scandals claiming that reporting on the contents of his laptop was based on " Russian disinformatio n." The New York Post, which first reported the Hunter Biden laptop story, faced unprecedent resistance from social media companies like Facebook and Twitter, both of whom were censoring the sharing of the story. In addition, the New York Post was locked out of its Twitter account for sharing the story. As for Hunter Biden's artwork, Obama’s former ethics chief Walter Shaub previously denounced the White House’s ethics plans surrounding it. "So instead of disclosing who is paying outrageous sums for Hunter Biden’s artwork so that we could monitor whether the purchasers are gaining access to government, the WH tried to make sure we will never know who they are," Shaub wrote. "That’s very disappointing."Fraud charges brought in 2nd Wisconsin 2020 election case
wtop.comCould Biden town hall be at Mount St. Joseph?
eu.cincinnati.comFlood recovery loans from the SBA coming to Wayne, Washtenaw and other businesses
eu.freep.comSenior House Dem trashes Senate's bipartisan infrastructure talks
politico.comBiden lost Ohio. So why does he keep coming here? Well, there's that one bridge...
eu.cincinnati.comSpain's PM Heads to U. S. But No Biden Meeting on Schedule
newsweek.comVoter fraud charges brought in St. Croix County,2nd Wisconsin case from 2020 election
twincities.comWashington Police to Work Overtime to Combat 'Sustained Increase in Gun Violence'
sputniknews.comFraud charges brought in 2nd Wisconsin 2020 election case
wral.comBiden’s fury at Chinese cyberattacks prompts him to… issue a statement (Seriously)
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Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs Yair Lapid demanded U. S. action against Ben & Jerry’s on Monday after the ice cream company announced they would no longer sell their products in Judea and Samaria, which they described as “Occupied Palestinian Territory.” “Ben & Jerry’s decision represents shameful surrender to antisemitism, to BDS and to all that is wrong with the anti-Israel and anti-Jewish discourse. We will not be silent,” Lapid tweeted. “Over 30 states in the United States have passed anti-BDS legislation in recent years. I plan on asking each of them to enforce these laws against Ben & Jerry’s. They will not treat the State of Israel like this without a response,” Lapid added. To date,35 states have passed legislation against the anti-Semitic Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) campaign against Israel. Over 30 states in the United States have passed anti-BDS legislation in recent years. I plan on asking each of them to enforce these laws against Ben & Jerry's. They will not treat the State of Israel like this without a response. יאיר לפיד – Yair Lapid🟠 (@yairlapid) July 19, 2021 Ben & Jerry’s announced Monday that it would go against their values to allow their frozen treats to be sold in “Occupied Palestinian Territory.” Their statement read: We believe it is inconsistent with our values for Ben & Jerry’s ice cream to be sold in the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT). We also hear and recognize the concerns shared with us by our fans and trusted partners. We have a longstanding partnership with our licensee, who manufactures Ben & Jerry’s ice cream in Israel and distributes it in the region. We have been working to change this, and so we have informed our licensee that we will not renew the license agreement when it expires at the end of next year. Although Ben & Jerry’s will no longer be sold in the OPT, we will stay in Israel through a different arrangement. We will share an update on this as soon as we’re ready. Ben & Jerry’s have repeatedly made headlines over the years for issuing provocative political statements. In April, after Daunte Wright was shot in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, they tweeted that America’s police system “can’t be reformed” and “must be dismantled.” “The murder of #DaunteWright is rooted in white supremacy and results from the international criminalization of Black and Brown communities,” Ben & Jerry’s wrote. “This system can’t be reformed. It must be dismantled and a real system of public safety rebuilt from the ground up. #DefundThePolice.” The murder of #DaunteWright is rooted in white supremacy and results from the intentional criminalization of Black and Brown communities. This system can’t be reformed. It must be dismantled and a real system of public safety rebuilt from the ground up. #DefundThePolice — Ben & Jerry's (@benandjerrys) April 12, 2021 In October 2018, Ben & Jerry’s rolled out a flavor called “Pecan Resist,” about which they tweeted: “Today we launch Pecan Resist! This flavor supports groups creating a more just and equitable nation for us all, and who are fighting President Trump’s regressive agenda.” Today we launch Pecan Resist! This flavor supports groups creating a more just and equitable nation for us all, and who are fighting President Trump’s regressive agenda. Learn more and take action here >> https://t.co/Bi8YE1FvOZ pic.twitter.com/Kr6CKBX1sc — Ben & Jerry's (@benandjerrys) October 30,2018 In 2017, Ben & Jerry’s came out against Australia for not accepting same-sex marriage by banning customers from having two scoops of the same flavor. Twenty-six stores in Australia were targeted. They issued a statement: Imagine heading down to your local Scoop Shop to order your favorite two scoops of Cookie Dough in a waffle cone. But you find out you are not allowed – Ben & Jerry’s has banned two scoops of the same flavor. You’d be furious! But this doesn’t even begin to compare to how furious you would be if you were told you were not allowed to marry the person you love. So we are banning two scoops of the same flavor and encouraging our fans to contact their MPs to tell them that the time has come – make same sex marriage legal! Love comes in all flavours! Related: Leftist Ben & Jerry’s Targets Israel: We Won’t Sell Ice Cream In Judea And Samaria The Daily Wire is one of America’s fastest-growing conservative media companies and counter-cultural outlets for news, opinion, and entertainment. Get inside access to The Daily Wire by becoming a member.Ben & Jerry's will stop selling ice cream in Palestinian territories
edition.cnn.comBen & Jerry's Says It Will Stop Ice Cream Sales In Occupied Territories
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(CBS New York) — The stock market can be like a rollercoaster ride. Unfortunately for many investors most of Monday’s ride was downhill. After topping 35,000 and reaching record highs last week, the Dow Jones plummeted over 700 points to finish the day at 33,873. The S&P 500 was off by about 1.6 percent, while the Nasdaq composite fell 1.1 percent. It was the market’s worst day of the year so far. But why was the market down so much today? The drop is attributed to multiple factors. Near the top of the list is the rise of COVID’s Delta variant, which is more dangerous and more contagious than other strains. Domestic vaccination numbers continue climb at a rate of about 500,000 shots per day. But while the U. S. population is 48.6 percent vaccinated, state percentages range from 66.9 percent in Vermont to 33.7 percent in Alabama. Outbreaks are increasingly occurring in areas where fewer people per capita have received shots. New cases increased by about 70 percent last week, with most states seeing rises. The U. S. economy is largely open, though some fear that could change if the Delta variant takes hold. Other countries, where vaccinations are harder to come by, have stricter limitations. Japan, for example, is the world’s third biggest economy, but only about 20 percent of its residents are fully vaccinated. The upcoming Olympics will be held completely without foreign or domestic fans in attendance. Outbreaks are growing increasing common across Southeast Asia as well. With such a tightly connected international economy, a virus outbreak in one part of the world can have far-reaching effects in other places. The domestic economy can’t continue its rise without goods from around the world and the smooth flow of supplies that go into making those goods. Look no further than the ongoing shipping delays that have backed up goods for months or the semiconductor issues that have wreaked havoc on car manufacturers’ production line. Economic slowdowns caused by COVID elsewhere will drag down the U. S. economy. Another concern is the tapering off of pandemic relief efforts at home. A fourth stimulus check is unlikely. The $300 weekly federal unemployment bonus is set to end on Labor Day, though 22 states have already discontinued it. Payments for federal student loans, many of which have been in administrative forbearance since March of 2020, will resume this fall. As well, the Federal Reserve looks poised to ease up its assistance to markets later this year. Some experts wonder if the recovery can continue its torrid pace without the help of the federal government. Stock market losses were felt across the board in Monday trading. But companies dependent on a strong recovery took some of the heaviest losses. United Airlines fell 6.2 percent, while Carnival Cruise Line fell 5.6 percent. At the same time, U. S. air travel remains strong, and consumer spending bumped up 0.6 percent in June, according to the Commerce Department. The Dow Jones sank over 10,000 points in the early days of the pandemic, falling from over 29,000 to just over 19,000. It lost about a third of its value in that span. The Dow has since regained all of that and then some in a run that’s lasted close to 16 months. Will concerns over the Delta variant and a slowing recovery end the run?Stocks plunge amid fears over COVID-19 delta variant
eu.detroitnews.comJim Cramer says the stock market will bottom after speculators find the exit
cnbc.comStock Market Plummets Amidst Growing Fears Of COVID’s Delta Variant
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cbsnews.comDow sufre la mayor caída del año a medida que el temor a la variante delta del coronavirus golpea a Wall Street
wtop.comStocks skid as virus fears shake markets; Dow falls 2.1%
bostonherald.comStock Market Plummets Amidst Growing Fears Of COVID’s Delta Variant
newyork.cbslocal.comCOVID concerns spook financial markets as airline, hotel stock sinks
nydailynews.comDow drops 725 points in worst day since October amid COVID-19 fears
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Billionaire businessman Jeff Bezos said on Monday he is excited and curious but not very nervous on the eve of taking part in his company Blue Origin’s inaugural suborbital flight alongside the oldest and youngest people ever bound for space. The world’s richest person and three crewmates are due to fly from a desert site in West Texas on an 11-minute trip to the edge of space aboard Blue Origin’s New Shepard, a 60-foot-tall (18.3 meters) and fully autonomous rocket-and-capsule combo. The flight represents an important milestone in the establishment of the space tourism industry. Bezos did a round of televised interviews ahead of the launch, set for around 8 a.m. CT (9 a.m. ET) from Blue Origin’s Launch Site One facility some 20 miles (32 km) outside the rural Texas town of Van Horn. “People keep asking if I’m nervous. I’m not really nervous, I’m excited. I’m curious. I want to know what we’re going to learn,” Bezos, founder of Amazon.com Inc, told the “CBS This Morning” program. “We’ve been training. This vehicle is ready. This crew is ready. This team is amazing,” Bezos said. “We just feel really good about it.” Bezos and his brother Mark Bezos will be joined in the all-civilian crew by 82-year-old female aviator Wally Funk and 18-year-old Oliver Daemen, a recent high school graduate set to attend the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands to study physics and innovation management in September. Daemen is the company’s first paying customer. His father heads investment management firm Somerset Capital Partners. The flight comes nine days after rival Richard Branson, the British billionaire businessman, was aboard his company Virgin Galactic’s rocket plane for its pioneering suborbital flight from New Mexico. Bezos sought to downplay any rivalry with Branson. “There’s one person who was the first person in space. His name was Yuri Gagarin. And that happened a long time ago,” Bezos said on the NBC’s program “Today,” referring to the Soviet cosmonaut who reached space in 1961. “I think I’m going to be number 570 or something. That’s where we’re going to be in this list. So this isn’t a competition. This is about building a road to space so that future generations can do incredible things in space,” Bezos said.Jeff Bezos Space Flight: How to Stream Tuesday’s Launch
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abc7chicago.comJeff Bezos will spend just 3 minutes in space, with no pilot or spacesuit. His flight will be unlike any before it.
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cbsnews.comJeff Bezos is going to space for 11 minutes. Here's how risky that is
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The U. S. men’s national basketball team traveled to Tokyo on Monday without guard Zach LaVine, who entered coronavirus health and safety protocols. In a statement, Team USA said it was hopeful LaVine could rejoin the team later this week. The U. S. men’s basketball team reshuffled its roster last week after losing guard Bradley Beal to health and safety protocols and forward Kevin Love withdrew from participation. U. S. women’s basketball also suffered a blow with the news that Katie Lou Samuelson, a member of the 3x3 Olympics team, would miss the Games following a positive test result. Samuelson said she was fully vaccinated. “Competing in the Olympics has been a dream of mine since I was little girl and I hope someday soon, I can come back to realize that dream,” Samuelson,24, wrote in an Instagram post. Earlier Monday, the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee confirmed that an alternate on the women’s gymnastics team had tested positive for the coronavirus while in training in Chiba prefecture outside Tokyo. Despite being vaccinated, Kara Eaker,18, of Grain Valley, Mo., began a 10 to 14 day quarantine, her coach, Al Fong, said in a text message. He added that she “feels fine.” Fong also said that Leanne Wong, another alternate and Eaker’s teammate at his GAGE Center gym in Blue Springs, Mo., is also under quarantine, expected to last until about July 31, because she is a considered a close contact. Wong, who is 17 and from Overland Park, Kansas, said at the Olympic trials last month that she had not been vaccinated. The opening ceremony is Friday and the first competitions are Wednesday. But organizers of the Tokyo Olympics, delayed one year by the pandemic, are struggling to manage public anxiety about the Games after a cluster of coronavirus cases that threaten to overshadow the festivities. As about 20,000 athletes, coaches, referees and other officials have poured into Japan in recent days, more than two dozen of them have tested positive for the virus, including three cases within the Olympic Village. An additional 33 staff members or contractors who are Japanese residents working on the Games have tested positive. Olympics organizers have said their measures — including repeated testing, social distancing and restrictions on movement — would limit, but not eliminate, coronavirus cases. The Games, originally scheduled for 2020, were postponed a year in the hopes the pandemic would have eased and they would herald a triumphant return to normal. Instead, they have become a reminder of the staying power of the virus and have fed a debate over whether Japan and the International Olympic Committee have their priorities straight.Zach LaVine not with Olympic basketball team on flight to Tokyo
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usatoday.comZach LaVine not on U. S. Olympic men's basketball team flight to Tokyo after entering protocols
espn.comPositive COVID tests in Olympic Village spark outbreak fears
cbsnews.comBasketball: Team USA's Zach LaVine enters COVID-19 protocols
upi.comPositive COVID-19 test knocks U. S. women’s 3x3 basketball player Katie Lou Samuelson out of Olympics
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Tarrio pleaded guilty to one count of destruction of property and one count of attempted possession of a large-capacity ammunition magazine, the release said. Tarrio's sentencing date is scheduled for August 23 and he faces up to 360 days in prison and a $2,000 fine, the release said. Tarrio burned the flag on December 12,2020 and was arrested when he returned to Washington on January 4, days before a Trump rally and the riot at the US Capitol building.Proud Boys leader pleads guilty to burning church’s Black Lives Matter banner
wtop.comProud Boys Leader Pleads Guilty to Property Destruction in Burning of ‘#BlackLivesMatter’ Banner Stolen from D. C. Church
lawandcrime.comProud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio pleads guilty in Black Lives Matter banner burning
usatoday.comProud Boys leader pleads guilty to burning Black Lives Matter banner
nbcnews.comProud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio pleads guilty in Black Lives Matter banner burning
usatoday.comProud Boys leader pleads guilty to vandalism of historically Black church in DC
thehill.comProud Boys leader pleads guilty to burning DC church's Black Lives Matter banner
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Chart updated: July 19, 2021 at 10 p.m. WTOP is tracking vaccination rollout in the D. C. region. D. C., Virginia and Maryland are working to inoculate millions while dealing with an unprecedented demand and constricted supply of dosages. In late 2020, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention began reporting coronavirus vaccination data for all 50 states, various U. S. territories and federal agencies. Updated every afternoon, their dataset includes the total number of doses each state has been provided and the number of doses that have actually been used. Comparing both numbers gives valuable insight into how much of a state's vaccine stockpile has been deployed versus how much is still in storage. The chart above displays the share of each figure compared to the state's total population, including all ages. WTOP will be updating these numbers once every evening, excluding federal holidays. The federal government also provides statistics on the number of people per state who have received one or two doses of a vaccine. As of March 2021, two vaccines — Pfizer and Moderna — require two doses before a person can be considered fully inoculated. On Feb.27, the FDA granted emergency use authorization to Johnson & Johnson for the first vaccine to only require a single dose. To guarantee that data definitions do not vary between the states and the numbers can be compared directly, WTOP.com is using the CDC as its source for daily vaccination statistics. State health agencies in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia are also releasing numbers on their own dashboards alongside COVID-19 test results, including demographics on vaccine distribution and county-by-county breakdowns which the CDC does not currently provide as part of its national dataset. More coronavirus coverage Looking for more information? D. C., Maryland and Virginia are each releasing more data every day. Visit their official sites here: Virginia| Maryland| District of ColumbiaU. S. officials place Britain on highest-level COVID-19 travel advisory
upi.comUS State Department joins CDC in raising UK travel advisory
edition.cnn.com'Do not travel': CDC, State Department raise UK travel alert after spike in COVID cases
usatoday.comDow drops 725 points in worst day since October amid COVID-19 fears
upi.comState Department, CDC warn against traveling to UK amid COVID surge
nypost.comCentral Michigan University sets vaccine scholarship raffle
eu.detroitnews.comUS eases travel recommendations on India, lowers advisory to level 3
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Another week, another billionaire with a rocket company going to space. Last week, it was Richard Branson earning his astronaut wings riding a space plane from Virgin Galactic, a company he founded 14 years ago, to an altitude of more than 50 miles above the skies of New Mexico. On Tuesday, it will be Jeff Bezos, the richest human being in the universe, who will strap into a capsule built by his rocket company, Blue Origin, and blast off even higher, to more than 62 miles above West Texas. When is the launch and how can I watch it? Blue Origin is aiming for the rocket to take off at 9 a.m. Eastern time on Tuesday, July 20. The company will begin coverage of the launch at 7:30 a.m. on its YouTube channel. The date coincides with the 52nd anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. What is the New Shepard rocket and what will it do? New Shepard, the Blue Origin spacecraft, is named after Alan Shepard, the first American in space. It consists of a booster and a capsule on top, where the passengers will be. Unlike Virgin Galactic’s space plane, New Shepard is more of a traditional rocket, taking off vertically. Once the booster has used up its propellant — liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen — the capsule detaches from the booster. Both pieces continue to coast upward, above the 62-mile boundary often considered to be the beginning of outer space. During this part of the trajectory, the passengers will unbuckle and float around the capsule, experiencing about four minutes of free fall and seeing views of Earth and the blackness of space from the capsule’s large windows. The booster lands first and vertically, similar to the touchdowns of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rockets. The capsule lands minutes after the booster, descending under a parachute and cushioned by the firing of a last-second jet of air. The whole flight should last about 10 minutes. Is New Shepard safe? Blue Origin has launched New Shepard 15 times — all without anyone onboard — and the capsule landed safely every time. (On the first launch, the booster crashed; on the next 14 launches, the booster landed intact.) During one flight in 2016, Blue Origin performed an in-flight test of the rocket’s escape system where thrusters whisked away the capsule from a malfunctioning booster. A solid-fuel rocket at the bottom of the crew capsule fired for 1.8 seconds, exerting 70,000 pounds of force to quickly separate the capsule and steer it out of the way of the booster. Its parachutes deployed, and the capsule landed softly. Not only did the capsule survive, the booster was able to right itself, continue to space, and then, firing its engine again, land a couple of miles north of the launchpad in West Texas, a bit charred but intact. Who else is aboard the flight? Mr. Bezos is bringing along his younger brother. Mark Bezos,50, has lived a more private life. He is a co-founder and general partner at HighPost Capital, a private equity firm. Mark Bezos previously worked as head of communications at the Robin Hood Foundation, a charity that aids anti-poverty efforts in New York City. Blue Origin auctioned off one of the seats, with the proceeds going to Club for the Future, a space-focused charity founded by Mr. Bezos. The winning bidder paid $28 million — and we still do not know who that was. Last week, the company announced that the auction winner had decided to wait until a subsequent flight “due to scheduling conflicts.” Instead, Oliver Daemen, an 18-year-old student from the Netherlands who was one of the runners-up in the auction, and who had purchased a ticket on the second New Shepard flight, was bumped up. The fourth passenger is Mary Wallace Funk — she goes by Wally — a pilot who in the 1960s was among a group of women who passed the same rigorous criteria that NASA used for selecting astronauts.Jeff Bezos Space Flight: How to Stream Tuesday’s Launch
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Richard Branson is scheduled to fly into suborbital space on Sunday, nine days ahead of a similar journey by a fellow billionaire, Jeff Bezos. These first flights for the space moguls will also launch without liability insurance, the DealBook newsletter reports. Brokers say neither Virgin Galactic nor Mr. Branson appears to have bought coverage should the British business mogul be hurt, or worse. (The craft is most likely covered.) The same goes for Mr. Bezos and his company Blue Origin. Virgin, Mr. Branson and Blue Origin declined or did not respond to requests for comment. “We have talked to those companies about insurance and regulatory issues a lot,” said Sima Adhya, the head of space insurance at Hamilton, a company that offers insurance through Lloyd’s of London. “But there have been no policies specifically written for these flights.” Liability coverage is required on international flights. But Virgin’s craft, the V. S. Unity, launches and lands in the same place in New Mexico, so Mr. Branson’s flight, despite rocketing to the edge of space, is technically considered domestic travel. Virgin has said passengers will eventually be required to sign a contract agreeing to be fully liable for their own safety, but American law makes it nearly impossible to transfer all liability in the case of personal injury or loss of life. Insurance providers say it’s very likely that regulators will soon require liability policies. Space travel wouldn’t be covered by a typical life insurance policy, industry experts say. And it could also be an issue for corporations if executives decided that they, like Mr. Branson and Mr. Bezos, would like to travel to space. So-called key person policies could theoretically cover the stock market fallout if something happened to a top executive. There aren’t a lot of options for casual space travelers, but some insurers are interested in developing such policies. Allianz first began designing space tourism policies in 2012, though there is no evidence one has been sold. (Allianz did not return a request for comment.) Space tourism is new, but experts say there is now more than enough data on rocket launches to know how to price these policies. Lloyd’s of London estimates that the space insurance market has averaged $500 million in annual premium payments over the past decade. But those policies have generally covered satellites and other nonhuman cargo. “The big question for the insurance industry is whether this is more like aviation insurance or more like current space policies,” said Neil Stevens, a senior vice president of space products at the insurance broker Marsh. “There hasn’t been a situation where insurance markets haven’t stepped up.” But for now, space travel is launching without an insurance net for passengers. Developing those policies is one more small step that is likely needed before space travel can leap into a fully functioning tourism market.Jeff Bezos Space Flight: How to Stream Tuesday’s Launch
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salon.comLas Vegas Strip video billboard to show Bezos space launch
lasvegassun.comHere’s How To Watch Jeff Bezos’ Launch Into Space
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msnbc.comJeff Bezos is going to space for 11 minutes. Here's how risky that is
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Reporters failed to ask President Joe Biden or White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki about Biden’s worsening border crisis during their respective press events Monday, which comes after the administration released new numbers for June last week. Because the administration released June’s numbers toward the end of Psaki’s press briefing Friday, reporters were unable to ask about them, which worsened for the fifth consecutive month under Biden. Fox News reported: CBP said that 188,829 migrants were encountered at the southern border, an increase from the 180,034 encountered in May. It is also a sharp rise since when President Biden took office — there were 78,442 encounters in January.… The number of unaccompanied children encountered increased by 8%, with 15,253 encounters in June compared to 14,137 in May. Encounters of family units, meanwhile, surged by 25% to 55,805 from 44,746 in May. The numbers from Biden’s border crisis are the worst numbers ever recorded by the Department of Homeland Security, which was founded in 2002. Despite the catastrophe on America’s southern border, reporters failed to ask Biden about it when he took a few questions at the end of a press event during which he spoke in part about skyrocketing inflation. No reporters asked Psaki about the border during Monday’s White House press briefing. Polling has shown that a majority of Americans disapprove of Biden’s handling of his border crisis and recent local elections on the border suggest Democrats might be facing serious trouble in upcoming elections because of the border. Former top Department of Homeland Security officials blasted the Biden administration in response to the latest numbers on its border crisis. The Daily Wire is one of America’s fastest-growing conservative media companies and counter-cultural outlets for news, opinion, and entertainment. Get inside access to The Daily Wire by becoming a member.Biden opens new cyber fight with China
thehill.comWhite House Is in the Process of Emptying Guantanamo Bay, With Goal to Close Prison
theepochtimes.comIt’s time to get deal done on clean energy legislation
chicago.suntimes.comSpain's PM Heads to U. S. But No Biden Meeting on Schedule
newsweek.comBiden stands by nominee linked to tree-spiking plot despite new revelations, Psaki says
foxnews.comReport: Biden Uses Military Base to Fly Nearly 800 Border Crossers into U. S.
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Rural teacher-turned-political novice Pedro Castillo became the winner of Peru’s presidential election after the country’s longest electoral count in 40 years. H e defeated right-wing politiician Keiko Fujimori by just 44,000 votes. Electoral authorities on Monday released the final official results more than a month after the run-off election took place in the South American nation. Mr Castillo’s supporters included Peru’s poor and rural citizens, with the new leader known for popularising the phrase ‘No more poor in a rich country’. Peru is the world’s second-largest copper producer but its economy has been crushed by the coronavirus pandemic. The poverty level has increased to almost one-third of the population, eliminating the gains of a decade.Leftist rural teacher Pedro Castillo declared president-elect in Peru
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abcnews.go.comPedro Castillo, Leftist Political Outsider, Wins Peru Presidency
nytimes.comFujimori Admits Defeat in Peru's Election, But Calls Castillo Victory 'Illegitimate'
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A Florida man who breached the U. S. Senate chamber carrying a Trump campaign flag was sentenced Monday to eight months behind bars, the first resolution for a felony case in the Capitol insurrection. (July 19)Capitol Rioter Sentenced to 8 Months for Trying to Stop Vote Certification
nytimes.comCapitol rioter sentenced to 8 months in prison
cbsnews.comFirst Insurrectionist Sent to Prison for Capitol Riot
nymag.comCapitol rioter convicted of felony gets 8 months in prison
cbsnews.comCapitol rioter who breached Senate gets 8 months for felony
bostonherald.comAfter Robert E. Lee comparison, first Capitol rioter convicted of a felony gets 8 months in prison
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A federal judge has blocked a challenge to Indiana University's requirement that students get vaccinated against COVID-19 before returning to campus this fall. Indiana University is one of hundreds of colleges mandating COVID-19 vaccinations this year. According to university policy, students and staff must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, unless they qualify for a medical, religious or ethical exemption, or unless a student is attending a fully online program. Students who qualify for an exemption will need to take extra precautionary measures on campus by wearing masks, taking additional coronavirus tests and either heading home or quarantining in the case of an outbreak. Students who refuse the vaccine and don't qualify for an exemption can have their classes cancelled and access to online university systems revoked. Eight students sued the school in June, asking for a preliminary injunction to halt the university's policy. In the complaint, they argued the rules trample on their rights under the 14th Amendment, "which includes rights of personal autonomy and bodily integrity, and the right to reject medical treatment." The students, represented by the Bopp Law Firm in Terre Haute, Ind., had a range of reasons for opposing the mandate, including the relatively low risk of developing serious symptoms based on their age and the unknown long-term effects of the vaccine. (The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said serious side effects "are extremely unlikely.") In their complaint, the students compared the vaccination policy to the Tuskegee syphilis study, one of the most infamous abuses of medical ethics in U. S. history. They argued the university's mandate stood in opposition to modern medical ethics. This week, the court denied the motion for a preliminary injunction, which would have halted the vaccine requirement as the case worked its way through the courts. In his ruling, U. S. District Judge Damon Leichty wrote, "The situation here is a far cry from past blunders in medical ethics like the Tuskegee Study." It's important to understand, he said, that the university isn't forcing anyone to get a vaccine. It's offering students and staff options: They can either get the vaccine, apply for an exemption or find a new school to attend (or, in the case of staff, a new job). Since the policy only applies to the fall 2021 semester, students can also choose to take the semester off or attend all remote classes. In the complaint, multiple students said they have religious reasons for opposing masks, which they'd need to wear if they qualified for an exemption from the vaccine requirement. In response, Leichty wrote that while the right to exercise religion is fundamental, the university's vaccine mandate applies the same way to all students: "One may well applaud the university for going beyond what the constitution requires: courts have consistently held that schools that provided a religious exemption from mandatory vaccination requirements did so above and beyond that mandated by the Constitution." In a statement to NPR, Indiana University spokesman Chuck Carney said, "We appreciate the quick and thorough ruling which allows us to focus on a full and safe return. We look forward to welcoming everyone to our campuses for the fall semester." In an email, James Bopp Jr., one of the attorneys representing the students, told NPR, "An admitted IU student's right to attend IU cannot be conditioned on the student waiving their rights to bodily integrity, bodily autonomy, and consent to medical treatment like IU has done here." Bopp said the students plan to appeal the judge's decision.Coronavirus Briefing: What Happened Today
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bostonherald.comFederal judge rules Indiana University can require COVID vaccines
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nytimes.comUniversity's Vaccine Mandate Upheld in Federal Court
newser.comFederal judge rules that Indiana University can require Covid vaccines for students
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Six people were hospitalized after a home in a Dallas suburb was leveled by an explosion Monday afternoon, fire rescue officials said. Plano Fire Rescue said on Twitter that an explosion was confirmed at the site, but they did not know the cause. Atmos Energy Corporation, one of the largest natural gas distributors in the nation, was assisting with the investigation. One resident was inside the home and was hurt, according to fire officials. The other five were neighbors. Witnesses told local news outlets that they heard a series of booms, which sounded like lightning. Most surrounding homes also sustained damage. “All of the sudden I heard what I thought was my sliding glass door breaking,” one neighbor told KTVT . “And I just noticed two picture frames on the wall fall down and the sound and that didn’t match up. When my husband pulled into our garage, the roof in our garage had caved in.” Plano police told the station that they were shutting off gas lines in the area. “We are saddened by today’s tragedy of a house explosion in our City. Several of our residents were injured," Plano Mayor John Muns said in a statement, reported KXAS-TV. "We are keeping them and their families close to our hearts and hoping for a swift and full recovery. Plano Fire-Rescue is working diligently to determine the cause of the blast. We’re asking all of you to keep the victims in your prayers.” Video footage from the scene shows rubble where the home once was with debris and lumber scattered across the yard and into the street. There were lightning storms in the area on Monday afternoon.Dallas-area house explosion injures 3, officials say
foxnews.com6 injured in a Texas home explosion that damaged 2 other houses
edition.cnn.comVideo: Texas Home Explosion Injures Six People, All Taken to Hospital
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nydailynews.com6 hospitalized after Texas home explodes
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Prince Harry is getting at least $20 million upfront to publish his memoirs — with the very same über-publisher who gave Barack and Michelle Obama a $65 million book deal. As Page Six revealed, Harry has been secretly writing a memoir for nearly a year and has now sold it to Penguin Random House. While the renegade royal said Monday that he will be donating all the proceeds to charity, it’s yet to be made clear whether he will keep the multi-million advance — believed to be at least $20 million, according to publishing insiders. Meanwhile, we’re told that Harry’s co-writer, power ghostwriter J. R. Moehringer, is getting at least $1 million as an advance. It was Penguin Random House CEO Markus Dohle who snapped up President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama. The German father of two oversaw the record-breaking deal for their memoirs, with Michelle’s book “Becoming” 2018’s fastest-selling book, selling 725,000 copies on the first day of publication. President Obama’s lengthy 768-page memoir “A Promised Land” sold 800,000 copies in its first day last November. “But I’m not rubbing it in over dinner,” he told Jimmy Kimmel, adding that Michelle joked all his book sales could help pay for her shoe purchases. Dohle admitted to the Financial Times in March 2019: “There is always some risk when you do a big deal and this was a very big deal,” he says. “But commercial risk is part of our business… The first book has worked fantastically well and I have great confidence that the second book [President Obama’s memoirs] will also be a great success.” Markle also recently published her children’s book, “The Bench,” with the children’s division of Random House. Speaking of the company’s deal with Harry, Dohle said: “All of us at Penguin Random House are thrilled to publish Prince Harry’s literary memoir and have him join the world-renowned leaders, icons, and change-makers we have been privileged to publish over the years. “Prince Harry has harnessed his extraordinary life experience as a prince, a soldier, and a knowledgeable advocate for social issues, establishing himself as a global leader recognized for his courage and openness. It is for that reason we’re excited to publish his honest and moving story.” Harry and his wife Meghan Markle have followed in the Obamas’ footsteps since quitting the royal family and moving to California, similarly inking big-money deals with both Netflix and Spotify. But while insiders tell us that Harry and his wife Meghan Markle know the Obamas, they’re not believed to be “close pals”. Harry isn’t believed to be finished on his memoirs, which will be published in late 2022. Reps for Random House and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were unavailable for comment.Prince Harry is working on an "intimate and heartfelt memoir"
cbsnews.comPrince Harry writing "intimate and heartfelt" memoir
cbsnews.comPrince Harry didn’t tell Charles about explosive memoir amid rift: report
foxnews.comPrince Harry To Publish ‘Wholly Truthful’ Memoir About ‘The Highs And Lows’
dailycaller.comBritain's Prince Harry to publish 'intimate and heartfelt' memoir
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Riyadh: Saudi Arabia will allow citizens who have received two doses of Covid-19 vaccine to travel abroad from August 9, the Saudi Press Agency reported. The Saudi Interior Ministry’s decision comes as part of precautionary measures against the virus and its new variants, it said. The decision excepts children below 12 who should have a valid health insurance policy, approved by the Saudi Central Bank (SAMA), to cover the risks of the Covid-19, the Xinhua news agency reported. It also doesn’t apply to citizens who recovered from the virus in less than six months, and those who recovered and received one dose of the vaccine. Saudi Arabia lifted the travel ban on citizens on May 17 after a remarkable reduction in infection cases. The ban was lifted after more than a year of imposing it as part of a series of steps to deal with Covid-19 outbreaks. Get the news updates on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. For all the latest Middle East updates, download our app Android and iOS.Canada to let vaccinated US citizens enter on Aug.9. What to know
eu.detroitnews.comCanada to let vaccinated U. S. citizens enter country on Aug.9
lasvegassun.comXinhua Middle East news summary at 2200 GMT, July 19
bignewsnetwork.comSaudi Arabia Banning International Travel for Non-Vaccinated Citizens on August 9
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Florida Rep. Vern Buchanan tested positive for Covid-19 after vaccination, according to a statement from his office Monday. Fully vaccinated entertainment journalist Catt Sadler warned her hundreds of thousands of Instagram followers not to "let your guard down," after she got sick after caring for someone with Covid-19 who wasn't vaccinated. Last Thursday, six players on the New York Yankees tested positive. This was the second instance of breakthrough cases on the team. Breakthrough cases are also already cropping up in the Tokyo Summer Olympics. An alternate member of the US Olympics gymnastics team, Kara Eaker, who had been vaccinated tested positive for Covid-19 Sunday, her father confirmed to CNN affiliate KMBC Monday. So had basketball player Katie Lou Samuelson who confirmed on her Instagram account that she would not be able to compete in Tokyo. The good news is that the number of breakthrough infections can be reduced, but it will take a much bigger community effort to protect people from getting Covid-19. A breakthrough infection by definition Someone with a breakthrough infection has tested positive for the coronavirus that causes Covid-19 at least 14 days after they have been fully vaccinated according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. For the Pfizer and Moderna vaccine full vaccination is after two doses. For the Johnson & Johnson vaccine it's a single dose. Breakthrough infections can cause disease with symptoms, and some people can have no symptoms at all. Research has shown that if people become infected after vaccination, typically they get a milder case. No vaccine is perfect Covid-19 vaccines are highly protective against lab confirmed infection and seem to provide protection against the variants; however, a tiny fraction still become infected, just like they can with any other vaccine. "There is no such thing as a vaccine that's 100% effective," said Dr. Amy Edwards, the associate medical director of Pediatric Infection Control at UH Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital in Cleveland. With other diseases like mumps or rubella, breakthrough infections are highly rare, Edwards said, because so many people have been vaccinated against those diseases, and mumps and rubella are in low circulation. "The chance that a person who happened to be a nonresponder to the vaccine would come in contact with those diseases is very low," said Edwards. "The reason why we are seeing more breakthrough infections with Covid is because there are so many unvaccinated people." Another example is the flu vaccine, which reduces the risk of getting sick between 40-60%, studies show. The Covid-19 vaccines are much more protective -- as much as 95% effective at preventing severe illness, hospitalization and deaths. Breakthrough infections by the numbers We don't know how many mild or asymtomatic breakthrough Covid-19 infections there are in the US. The CDC stopped counting in May. The CDC still counts hospitalizations and deaths from breakthrough infections. The agency said it made this transition to "help maximize the quality of the data collected on cases of greatest clinical and public health importance." As of July 12, there have been 5,492 patients with Covid-19 vaccine breakthrough infections who have been hospitalized or died, according to the CDC. This is a small number among the more than 159 million people that have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19. It's hard to draw any specific conclusions about the rate of infection from these numbers, but they are likely an undercount, according to the CDC. Surveillance data relies on voluntary reporting, and not all reporting is complete or even representative of total infections. What scientists do know is that 99.5% of deaths from Covid-19 in the US right now are among people who are not vaccinated, US Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy told CNN's Dana Bash Sunday. The CDC is monitoring breakthrough infections to identify which people are most likely to have breakthrough infections. The CDC said there are no unusual patterns so far. Who may be more vulnerable to breakthrough infections It's not totally clear yet. A study of breakthrough infections that caused hospitalization in Israel though found that 6% of the 152 people it studied had no underlying health conditions. On Friday, the CDC warned that vaccines may not protect people who are immunocompromised. People with weakened immune systems are those who have had an organ transplant, are receiving chemotherapy for cancer, are on dialysis or are taking certain medicine that suppresses the immune system. Generally, older people may be more vulnerable to a breakthrough infection, since studies show the immune system declines with age. A preprint, non-peer reviewed, study in England found that older adults were at greater risk of a breakthrough infection. Those Covid-19 cases were typically much milder than they were in the unvaccinated. People who live in parts of the country with low vaccination rates may also have a greater likelihood of a breakthrough infection since they would be encountering more people with the disease. What can you do to prevent a breakthrough infection "If we want breakthrough cases to stop, then we need to have everybody else get vaccinated, so there's no virus in circulation and then it won't matter anymore," Edwards said. Nationally, less than 50% of the US has been fully vaccinated against Covid-19, according to the CDC. If more people are vaccinated, the coronavirus has fewer people it can infect. It also limits the number of new variants that can develop. More variants in circulation increase the likelihood that the coronavirus can evade the protection of the vaccines. "If you are not vaccinated, you remain at risk," said CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky on Friday. "This is becoming a pandemic of the unvaccinated." When asked if people who are vaccinated should be doing anything different than they normally would on Sunday, Murthy told CNN that even with a breakthrough infection "which, again, happens in a very small minority of people -- it's likely to be a mild or asymptomatic infection." He did say he would wear a mask indoors out of an abundance of caution if he is in an area with a large number of unvaccinated people. "Again, even if the vaccine isn't offering full protection it is offering a lot of protection," Edwards said. "Even when they do not work as well in patients who are immunocompromised, they do provide some protection. That's why it's up to the rest of us to get vaccinated because we want to protect those people, the fragile and the elderly, and everyone else." "So please, I cannot say this enough," Edwards said "Get vaccinated."Red Sox notebook: Teammates excited about Sale’s progress
pressherald.comWhite House confirms Harris got COVID-19 test after meeting with Texas Democrats
thehill.comWear your Team USA pride with these 10 Olympic fashion picks
usatoday.comAmazon to end on-site Covid testing for warehouse workers
edition.cnn.comThe COVID-19 Olympics
usatoday.comCOVID-Positive Texas Democrats Face Losing Battle
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During a Monday interview with CNN, Bezos took time to respond to critics who have asserted that he and Virgin founder Richard Branson, who recently completed the 22nd flight test for the VSS Unity, are turning space travel into "joyrides for the wealthy." "So what do you say to those critics?" she asked, to which Bezos replied that "they're largely right." Blue Origin's trip to space is about getting "really good at operational space travel," Jeff Bezos says. "If we can do that, then we'll be building a road to space for the next generations to do amazing things there. And those amazing things will solve problems here on Earth." pic.twitter.com/dU6qAR2ZJB "We have lots of problems in the here and now on Earth and we need to work on those, and we always need to look to the future. We’ve always done that as a species, as a civilization," he told CNN. "We have to do both." "And those amazing things will solve problems here on Earth," he floated. Our astronauts have completed training and are a go for launch. #NSFirstHumanFlight pic.twitter.com/rzkQgqVaB6 Bezos and his crew, which includes his younger brother and Blue Origin's first paying customer, is set to depart Earth at 9 a.m. ET on July 20.A dream 52 years in the making: Amazon founder ready to blast off into space
news.sky.comSpace travel will advance with Blue Origin's flight, experts say
abc7chicago.comLas Vegas Strip video billboard to show Bezos space launch
lasvegassun.com'Not a smart family decision': Mila Kunis convinced Ashton Kutcher to sell his ticket to space
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White House spokesperson for Vice President Kamala Harris Symone Sanders was caught spreading misinformationn on Monday regarding the vice president’s coronavirus test. During the White House press briefing on Monday afternoon, press secretary Jen Psaki said that Harris had been tested for the coronavirus and that there was no detetion of the COVID-19 virus, attributing the information to the vice president’s office. “I think the Vice President’s Office put out that she was tested, and that she did — there was no detection of COVID-19,” she said. But that was not what the vice president’s office had said in a statement Sanders released on Saturday night. In that statement, Sanders wrote that Harris and her staff “do not need to be tested” after meeting with Texas state lawmakers on Tuesday — even though some of them tested positive for the virus. Sanders’ full statement read: On Tuesday, July 13th, Vice President Harris met with members of the Texas state legislature who are temporarily in Washington, D. C. Earlier today, it was brought to our attention that two of the members at that meeting tested positive for COVID-19. Based on the timeline of these positive tests, it was determined the Vice President and her staff present at the meeting were not at risk of exposure because they were not in close contact with those who tested positive and therefore do not need to be tested or quarantined. The Vice President and her staff are fully vaccinated. When Politico’s West Wing Playbook questioned the vice president’s office about the potential conflict, Sanders responded that both of the statements were true. Sanders told Politico on Monday that “the vice president is tested regularly as is her staff and that as a part of that regular testing, she was tested this weekend and Covid-19 was not detected.” “That is not in conflict with the statement we put out Saturday,” Sanders added. That statement demonstrates that Sanders deliberately misled the press on Saturday about whether Harris would or had taken a coronavirus test or that there were concerns about her contracting the virus after meeting with the Texas Democrats. The Vice President’s office has still refused to answer questions about Harris’s health or whether she met with the president on Monday. The White House failed to release any information about Harris’s activities on Monday and she did not appear publicly since she was last seen with President Biden on Friday.White House Is in the Process of Emptying Guantanamo Bay, With Goal to Close Prison
theepochtimes.comWhite House confirms Harris got COVID-19 test after meeting with Texas Democrats
thehill.comWhite House won't commit to reopening northern border, despite announcement from Canada
edition.cnn.comVP Kamala Harris tested negative for COVID-19 after meeting with Texas Democrats, Psaki says
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After a dizzying rally this year, stock markets were hit hard on Monday as a spike in COVID-19 infections around the world reinforced the reality of living with a pandemic that refuses to go away. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, tumbled 725 points, or 2.1%, and had its worst day since October, while the S&P500 fell 1.6%. The losses mark a rare day of declines for a market that was at record highs as early as last week. Here are three key things to know about the market's fall. In a word, COVID-19. Though the rollout of vaccines has allowed some semblance of normality to return in the U. S., countries such as Indonesia continue to see surging infections, especially from those tied to the most recent Delta variant. The continued rise in cases is starting to spook investors as the world continues to deal with the economic and health fallout from the pandemic. Among the leading decliners on Monday were travel and leisure stocks like United Airlines, which fell 5.5% and cruise operator Carnival, which slumped 5.7%. The pandemic worries come at a time when investors were already concerned about inflation. Data last week showed consumer prices surging 5.4% in June from a year earlier, the biggest hikes in nearly 13 years. Although the Federal Reserve has insisted inflation is transitory, not all investors all convinced. Higher-than-expected inflation could force the Fed to apply the brakes to the economy earlier, including by raising interest rates earlier than in 2023, when it's currently expected to do so. It's hard to say with one day of falls alone. These types of declines are not uncommon, but they felt more jarring because markets so far have been on a dizzying run: As of Friday, the Dow was up 13.3% for the year while the S&P 500 was up 15.2% for the year, with both hitting a series of ever-climbing record highs. In fact, experts have been warning markets for a while that markets were due for a pullback, and chances are sentiment could remain volatile for a while. Savita Subramanian, the head of U. S. equity strategy and quantitative strategy at Bank of America Securities, says it is important to remember some market volatility is normal and called Monday's falls "not something to write home about." "It's actually kind of a normal market environment," she says. For the most part, analysts still expect gains in markets to continue but the pace might slow down if inflation and COVID-19 worries continue to take hold. Valuations are high and investors will likely want to see more confidence that recent gains are justified. A lot will depend on the trajectory of the economy and the pandemic. The economy is coming off a blockbuster first half of the year. That's likely to be reflected in the economic growth data for the April-June quarter due out next week, which is likely to show a blistering pace of expansion. That pace of gains is likely to be unsustainable especially as most of the impact from the government stimulus measures fade. Bond investors in fact have been betting for weeks now that they expect a slower economy in the second half, and those bets are starting now to be reflected in stocks as well. A slower – but still solid – economy is not a bad thing for markets. But a lot can still go wrong. COVID-19 infections could continue to spike. Key sectors of the economy also continues to be hobbled by supply chain disruptions and labor shortages. And inflation could prove harder to reverse. "I think common sense will tell you that there are going to be issues coming along," says Michael Purves, CEO of investment firm Tallbacken Capital. "And a lot of that will probably weigh on some part of the recovery story."Delta fears grip economy as cases jump across the country
thehill.comJim Cramer says the stock market will bottom after speculators find the exit
cnbc.comStocks skid as virus fears shake markets; Dow falls 2.1%
bostonherald.comDow drops 725 points in worst day since October amid COVID-19 fears
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NEW YORK—New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday he does not plan to reinstate a citywide mask mandate even as COVID-19 cases increase, opting instead to focus on vaccinating more residents. There have been calls for New York City to follow the lead of Los Angeles County, which announced last week that it will require masks to be worn indoors amid a sharp increase in virus cases. But De Blasio insisted vaccinations are a better strategy for the nation’s most populous city. “Masks have value, unquestionably, but masks are not going at the root of the problem. Vaccination is,” the mayor said during a livestreamed press briefing. “So we do not intend a mask mandate. We do intend to double down on vaccination.”Los Angeles County to reinstate mask mandate regardless of vaccination status as COVID cases surge
cbsnews.comLos Angeles County reinstates indoor mask mandate amid COVID surge
cbsnews.comKilmeade pushes back on mask mandate resurfacing: Americans with freedom of choice will ‘take it from here'
foxnews.comWill anyone enforce L. A. County's new indoor mask mandate?
latimes.comNew York City and California are sticking with their mask rules in schools.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Caitlyn Jenner’s earnings have fallen precipitously in the last several years from a high of $2.5 million in 2016 when she had her own reality TV show to $550,000, tax filings show. Jenner is among those running in California’s upcoming recall election of Gov. Gavin Newsom. All candidates were required to release their tax returns for the past five years by last Friday, though Jenner and many of the other hopefuls only submitted four years because they haven’t yet filed their 2020 returns. Jenner was the 1976 Olympic decathlon gold medalist who married Kris Jenner and appeared with her on the reality show “Keeping Up with the Kardashians.” Jenner came out as a transgender woman in 2015. Her tax returns offer a glimpse into how her fame benefitted her financially. She made $1.9 million in 2017, when her memoir “The Secrets of My Life” was released, and $2.5 million in 2016, which was the second season of her reality show “I Am Cait.” She made roughly $1.5 million on the book. It wasn’t immediately clear from the tax returns how much Jenner made from the show. Jenner’s income was about $550,000 in both 2018 and 2019. Much of it came through an entity called Team Tours Inc. and her business, Cait’s World. Her campaign did not respond to request for comment about what type of work Jenner did for either business. She also earned income and paid taxes in Australia, Greece, Indonesia, the United Kingdom and Ireland. She made by far the most in Australia, where her 2019 tax filings show $320,000 in gross income. That year she appeared on the British show “I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here,” which was set in Australia. Jenner is currently in Australia forming a celebrity version of the reality show “Big Brother.” All of Jenner’s charitable giving went to her Caitlyn Jenner Foundation, which says on its website it provides grants to organizations that empower transgender people. Candidates for governor were also required to file statements of economic interest that show their investments. Jenner’s forms show she holds stock in dozens of companies, including investments worth $10,000 to $100,000 in California-based Facebook and Google. She has up to $10,000 worth of investments in Boeing, Wells Fargo, Berkshire Hathaway and many other companies. The statement values Cait’s World and CJ Memories, her publishing entity, between $100,000 and $1 million. She also has an aircraft holding company called Caitlyn Aviation and is a passive investor in Luma Sun Care Inc., a skin care company run by her associate Sophia Hutchins. Newsom released his 2019 tax returns in May, which showed he made $1.7 million, about a half-million more than he earned the year before, his last as lieutenant governor. Newsom’s campaign said he released his tax returns to the secretary of state, though they have not been posted online. Since Newsom is technically not a candidate in the recall, he was not required to file them. The recall election is Sept.14. Here’s a look at tax information for other major Republicans among the 41 candidates: –Kevin Faulconer, a Republican and the former mayor of San Diego, took home between $69,000 and $80,000 in mayoral salary annually from 2016 to 2019. He also hasn’t filed his 2020 returns. Faulconer filed jointly with his wife, who runs an events business in San Diego. The couple’s charitable giving was donations to Goodwill. John Cox, a multimillionaire Republican businessman who lost to Newsom in 2018, had $0 in taxable income in 2019 after recording losses on some of the apartment complexes he owns and taking deductions including $139,000 in charitable giving. —Assemblyman Kevin Kiley reported $113,000 in income in 2020, which included about $1,400 from the sale of cattle from Ose-Kiley Cattle, the company he owns with former Republican U. S. Rep. Doug Ose, another candidate in the recall election. He also reported receiving over $10,000 in loan repayment assistance from his alma mater, Yale Law School. Kiley paid about $18,000 in federal tax that year and was eligible for a refund of about $1,600. He is a Republican. —Real estate investor Ose and his wife, filing jointly, reported about $717,000 in income in 2019, the most recent year available. Their tax bill was $193,000 but they had made total payments of $260,000 so were eligible for a $67,000 refund. __ Associated Press writer Michael R. Blood contributed from Los Angeles. Copyright © 2021 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, written or redistributed.Gavin Newsom Faces Debate Challenge from Recall Rival Kevin Faulconer
newsweek.comCalifornia Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill dedicating a record $12 billion to homelessness
businessinsider.comCalifornia tries to toss conservative candidate from governor's recall election
wnd.comLarry Elder Threatens Lawsuit Over Allegation He Didn't Qualify as Gubernatorial Candidate
newsweek.comLarry Elder Says He's Being Kept Off the Recall Ballot
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Fox has implemented its own version of a vaccine passport — a concept that Fox News hosts Tucker Carlson and Laura Ingraham have rallied against. Fox Corporation, the parent company of Fox News, asked employees in June to self-report their vaccination status to receive a “Fox Clear Pass,” The Hill’s Ryan Grim reported Monday. Human resources notified Fox employees via email that it had “developed a secure, voluntary way for employees to self-attest their vaccination status.” Employees with the “Fox Clear Pass” are not required to wear a mask or social distance while at work, according to the email. But unvaccinated employees or those who have not uploaded their vaccination status are required to wear a mask and social distance while at work. Unvaccinated employees must also complete a daily COVID-19 screening. On Monday, Emergency Room Doctor Rob Davidson urged unvaccinated people to turn away from sources like Fox News that he believes are encouraging them to avoid getting vaccinated. Last month, Carlson likened vaccine passports to segregation as the “Medical Jim Crow.” “If we still had water fountains, the unvaccinated would have separate ones,” Carlson said. Ingraham has also shared anti-vaccination sentiments, even calling the vaccine an “experimental drug” earlier this month. Fox Corporation’s representative did not immediately respond to TheWrap’s request for comment. Fox News referred TheWrap to Fox Corp. when asked to comment.Fox Corp. implementing its own version of a vaccine passport
ocregister.comTucker Carlson Wants to Monitor Classrooms for CRT; Teacher Says, 'Let's Make This Happen'
newsweek.comMeghan McCain Defends Fox News Amid Criticism: Never Heard Anyone Say 'Don't Get Vaccine'
newsweek.comFox News has a strict COVID-19 policy that includes the kind of vaccine passport Tucker Carlson, Laura Ingraham and other right-wing hosts have railed against
businessinsider.comFox News has a vaccine passport program to protect its employees, despite the network’s on-air messaging: reports
nydailynews.comFox News' Geraldo Rivera says it's 'crazy talk' to say not getting the COVID-19 vaccine is a 'constitutional right'
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MILWAUKEE — High atop the outside of Fiserv Forum – way above even a leaping Giannis Antetokounmpo’s reach – blares the Bucks’ postseason motto. “HISTORY IN THE MAKING” it reads, a sign and a situation that’s now impossible to ignore. And yet, that’s exactly what the Bucks are trying to do. They can indeed make history Tuesday night as Milwaukee’s first NBA champion since 1971. But the Bucks have to resist thinking about what happens if they beat the Phoenix Suns in Game 6. “It’s hard, because you work so hard to be in that moment, which is tomorrow,” Antetokounmpo said Monday. “It’s hard not to get ahead of yourself. But this is the time that you’ve got to be the most disciplined.” The Bucks have won the last three games to set up a potential party 50 years in the making. Around 17,000 fans are expected inside the arena and the Bucks announced Monday that the Deer District has been expanded to allow up to 65,000 fans to stand shoulder-to-shoulder outside. Barricades line the sidewalks around the arena and restaurants within walking distance were contemplating how to get employees into and back home from work through the anticipated crowds. It’s a scene that couldn’t have happened for much of this season that has been played during the coronavirus pandemic. The Bucks only began permitting a limited number of fans at games in February, nearly two months after the season began. Even when postseason play started in May, capacity was capped at 9,100, a little above 50%. Whatever the number is Tuesday, it will sound a whole lot louder if the Bucks are lifting the Larry O’Brien Trophy. “But we got to focus, we got to do our job,” Antetokounmpo said. “Then they can do their job celebrating at the end. But we got to do our job first.” The Suns are excited, too. That’s how Chris Paul said they feel, despite blowing a 2-0 lead and facing elimination for the first time in this postseas