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Woman Who Tried to Protect Dog Stabbed to Death in California
A woman and her dog were stabbed to death Thursday near a San Dimas park and a man was taken into custody.
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Report Condemns LA Police Tactics During George Floyd Protests
A new report excoriates Los Angeles police for the department’s actions during protests following the death of George Floyd last summer, blaming the agency for a litany of missteps that should have been addressed after mishandling previous demonstrations. Protests across the city were largely peaceful, with pockets of violence. Hundreds were injured or accused police of violating their rights during...
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Australia Will Make Google and Facebook Pay for Journalism
On Thursday, the Australian government passed a law that aims to “address the bargaining power imbalances with digital platforms and media companies.” The code will apply to Google Search and Facebook News Feed, but other digital platform services may also be added.
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NYC Chipotle Besieged By Avocado-Hungry Rats, Employees Say
A hungry horde of rats overtook an upper Manhattan Chipotle last month, forcing the burrito chain to temporarily close the location after employees say they were forced to take matters into their own hands to try to beat back the infestation. At least four workers at the Washington Heights restaurant say they were bitten by rats in the last few…
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Trump: ‘I Will Certainly Listen' to Doctors' Advice on Opening Country
President Donald Trump said on Friday he will listen to the advice of doctors when deciding if it is an appropriate time to reopen the country. The comments came after The New York Times reported on federal projections that indicated there could be a spike in coronavirus infections in the summer if 30-day social distancing restrictions are eased.
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Dr. Jerome Adams to Kids With Asthma: You Can Grow Up to Be Surgeon General
Surgeon General Jerome Adams revealed he has been carrying an inhaler for 40 years. He did so to hope to inspire children that they one day could be surgeon general, even if they were afflicted with the condition.
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Linda Tripp Dies at 70
Linda Tripp, whose secret recordings of conversations with friend and coworker Monica Lewinsky contributed to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton in 1998, died on Wednesday. She was 70 .
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New Dates Set For Tokyo Olympics
The Olympic games in Tokyo will run from July 23 until August 8th 2021, according to Tokyo Organizing Committee’s Chairman Yoshiro Mori
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Fauci Praises Extension of Distancing Guidelines As' Wise and Prudent'
NIAID Director Dr. Anthony Fauci addressed the media during Sunday’s coronavirus task force press conference and offered up his support of the federal government’s decision to extend social distancing guidelines until April 30th in an attempt to mitigate the impact of coronavirus in the country.
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Trump Announces Social Distancing Guidelines Will Go Until April 30
President Donald Trump said on Sunday that the federal government’s social distancing guidelines will be extended by two weeks and continue until April 30.
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WATCH: Aerial Footage of Florida's Beaches Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Watch aerial footage taken by WFLA of the beaches in Florida as they empty out amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Barr Defends Maduro Indictment Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Attorney General William Barr took questions during Thursday’s press conference about the indictment of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro. Hear his response when asked about the timing of the indictment.
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European WHO Official: “1 Out of 10 Infections Are in Health Care Workers”
WHO Europe Official Dr. Hans Kluge presented data showing 1 out of every 10 infections in Europe are of health care workers.
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McDonald's Changes Menu Offering Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
McDonald’s has decided to limit their all-day breakfast menu amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Dr. Fauci's Full Comments From Tuesday's Coronavirus Task Force Press Conference
Listen to NIAID Director Dr. Anthony Fauci’s comments from Tuesday’s coronavirus task force press briefing at the White House.
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Official in Coronavirus Task Force Admits Low-Grade Fever, Uses as Teaching Moment
U.S. State Department health official Deborah L. Birx admitted to having a low-grade fever this weekend, but used the incident to demonstrate the appropriate response individuals should take who think they may have symptoms related to coronavirus infection. Though her tests result for COVID-19 was negative, President Trump jokingly and briefly stepped away.
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Trump, Barr Says Executive Order Signed to Help Fight Hoarding of Scarce Supplies
President Donald Trump and Attorney General William Barr both addressed the media on Tuesday during Monday’s Coronavirus Task Force press briefing. The president and the attorney general announced the signing of an executive order to help fight the hoarding of supplies essential needed to fight the spread of the coronavirus and to protect health care workers.
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Heartfelt Moments From Kobe Bryant's Memorial at Staples Center
Athletes and entertainers joined the public and the Bryant family to celebrate the life of Kobe Byrant and his daughter Gigi during Monday’s ceremony at Staples Center in Los Angeles.
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McConnell, Schumer Cast Blame Across Aisle as Relief Bill Stalls
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnel, R – Ky., angrily warned Democrats to quit stalling on “political games” and strike a deal. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., fired back at McConnell over the bill’s failure to put restraints on a proposed $500 billion “slush fund” for corporations.
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CVS Announces Hiring Push, 50K New Jobs Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
CVS Health has announced it will be adding 50,000 new jobs to help the company meet demand amid the coronavirus pandemic.