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California shooting was the worst Orange has seen since 1997

California shooting was the worst Orange has seen since 1997

by 6 years agoUncategorized

The shooting that claimed four lives — including a child’s — in Orange, California, was the worst in the city of about 140,000 residents since 1997

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Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine protects against South African variant, lasts 6 months, data shows

Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine protects against South African variant, lasts 6 months, data shows

by 6 years agoUncategorized

The COVID-19 vaccine developed by Pfizer and partnering biotechnology company BioNTech has proven “highly effective” against the coronavirus — including variants — for at least six months after…

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GOP Rep. Kinzinger hauls in big bucks after facing Trump’s wrath

GOP Rep. Kinzinger hauls in big bucks after facing Trump’s wrath

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Rep. Adam Kinzinger, one of the 10 House Republicans who voted in January to impeach President Trump, said he has brought in $2.2 million in fundraising during the first three months…

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California inmate says he killed ‘I-5 Strangler’ in letter to news outlet

California inmate says he killed ‘I-5 Strangler’ in letter to news outlet

by 6 years agoUncategorized

A California inmate penned a letter saying that he killed the infamous “I-5 Strangler” Roger Kibbe in a jail cell they shared to avenge the serial killer’s victims,…

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Gerrit Cole says Yankees’ season opener will be special moment for dad: ‘Can’t imagine what he’ll be feeling’

Gerrit Cole says Yankees’ season opener will be special moment for dad: ‘Can’t imagine what he’ll be feeling’

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Gerrit Cole will begin his second season with the New York Yankees on Thursday in the season opener against the Toronto Blue Jays but for All-Star pitcher’s dad,…

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Charlottesville can remove Confederate statues, Virginia’s highest court rules

Charlottesville can remove Confederate statues, Virginia’s highest court rules

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Virginia’s highest court ruled Thursday that the city of can take down two statues of Confederate generals

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Chick-fil-A to invest $19M in employee scholarships in 2021

Chick-fil-A to invest $19M in employee scholarships in 2021

by Janine Puhak6 years agoWorld

Chick-fil-A will invest $19 million in employee scholarships this year, revealing the restaurant was able to fund an additional 400 scholarships in 2020 following successful sales of its…

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Early trials for Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine against South African variant begin, NIH says

Early trials for Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine against South African variant begin, NIH says

by Madeline Farber6 years agoWorld

The National Institutes of Health has officially begun early-stage trials of an investigational COVID-19 vaccine developed by Moderna to protect against a concerning coronavirus variant that was first…

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Roy Williams announces retirement after legendary career with Kansas, North Carolina

Roy Williams announces retirement after legendary career with Kansas, North Carolina

by Ryan Gaydos6 years agoWorld

Legendary men’s basketball coach Roy Williams announced his retirement from the sport Thursday after coaching more than 1,100 games with Kansas and North Carolina combined.

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Buttigieg defends Biden’s $2T spending plan, despite just a fraction going to roads, bridges

Buttigieg defends Biden’s $2T spending plan, despite just a fraction going to roads, bridges

by Megan Henney6 years agoWorld

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Thursday defended President Biden’s sprawling economic spending measure, even though just a fraction of the $2 trillion being billed as an infrastructure package goes toward rebuilding…

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    Anibal Alexander Canelon Aguirre, the FBI's first-ever cyber fugitive on its Ten Most Wanted list, pleaded not guilty to ATM jackpotting charges.

  • Trump says he will attend Alabama vs Georgia college football game at Bryant-Denny Stadium

    Donald Trump announced at a Mobile rally that he plans to attend the No. 7 Alabama vs. No. 2 Georgia showdown at Bryant-Denny Stadium on Oct. 10.

  • Penguins forward Andrei Kuzmenko changes jersey to honor late father killed in bear attack

    Andrei Kuzmenko revealed the emotional reason behind switching to jersey number 62 after his father's fatal bear attack during a fishing trip in Siberia.

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    One Minneapolis city council member's claims that Waymo cars are killing cats sparked widespread mockery as the city debates driverless vehicle rules.

  • Tennessee fans drank $1.3 million worth of alcohol before, during Texas game attended by president

    Tennessee sold 95,000 units of alcohol and generated $1.3 million during Trump's visit to Knoxville, prompting a season-long happy hour at Neyland Stadium