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Jan 26 2024
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Andrew Cuomo created "sexually hostile work environment" according to DOJ settlement
An agreement between the Justice Department and the New York State Executive Chamber made public on Friday resolves claims of sexual harassment and retaliation against former New York governor Andrew Cuomo, concluding that he created a "sexually hostile work environment" for at least 13 female government employees. Back in 2021, New York Attorney General Letitia James released a report
SalonJan 26 2024
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December Border Surge Sets Alarming Record: 371,000 Illegal Crossings
The number of illegal border crossings has hit a new record as the Biden administration faces growing criticism for its handling of the illegal immigrant influx A record-breaking number of illegal immigrants crossed the U.S.-Mexico border last month, according to data released Friday by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), as the border crisis continues to rage with no end in sight. The
The Epoch TimesJan 25 2024
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Crews responding to church collapse in New London
Emergency crews are responding to a church collapse on Union Street in New London, according to New London Police Department dispatchers.
Photos from the mayor show that a large part of the roof has collapsed.
New London police are asking people to avoid the area around Union, Masonic, State, Eugene ONeill and Gov. Winthrop Boulevard.
No additional information was
NBC ConnecticutJan 26 2024
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What Biden’s decision to pause new U.S. LNG exports means for the energy market
The Biden administration’s announcement Friday that it’s pausing liquefied natural gas export approvals sparked political backlash, drew cheers from climate activists and stoked uncertainty in energy markets, but is unlikely to see the U.S. give up its title as the world’s top LNG exporter. The U.S. will delay its decisions on new LNG exports to non-free trade agreement countries, allowing
MarketWatchJan 25 2024
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Nebraska receives $21 million for I-80 construction
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Gov. Jim Pillen celebrated on Thursday a grant of $21.2 million for reconstruction of Interstate 80 in Buffalo County. The grant will go toward the Nebraska Department of Transportation for reconstruction of a rural bridge and 9 miles of interstate. Pillen said this project will provide transportation systems enough access to major cities and distribution centers. “I-80
ABC 8 KLKNJan 25 2024
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One critical after shooting in south Wichita
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – One person is in critical condition following a shooting and standoff in south Wichita. It is happening on Harry just east of Interstate 135. According to the Wichita Police Department, it started as a car chase that led to a standoff. The SWAT team went to a home. A man got shot and is in the hospital in critical condition. Police have not called it an officer-involved
KSN TVJan 24 2024
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Barrington police search for stolen safe with child's ashes
Barrington police are asking for assistance locating a stolen safe.
Police responded to a breaking and entering in the area of Nayatt Road on Wednesday.
Officers said a black safe containing several items, including the ashes of the victim's deceased child, was stolen.
Police said the person drove away in a gray Dodge Ram pickup truck.
Anyone with information is
WJAR 10Jan 26 2024
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Oklahoma lawmakers not on board with demanding teachers give back bonuses paid in error
A plan by the Oklahoma State Department of Education to claw back thousands of dollars in bonuses it wrongly paid to a handful of teachers isn't going over well with members of the Oklahoma Legislature. State Sen. Adam Pugh, R-Edmond, and Reps. Mark McBride, R-Moore; Mickey Dollens, D-Oklahoma City; and Rhonda Baker, R-Yukon, all issued media statements Friday saying they were against forcing
The OklahomanJan 26 2024
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Andrew Cuomo Created ‘Sexually Hostile’ Workplace as Governor While Staff Retaliated Against Accusers, DOJ Concludes
The Department of Justice concluded that former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo created a “sexually hostile” workplace and retaliated against those who accused him of wrongdoing. According to The New York Times, the report concluded that Cuomo sexually harassed female staffers in a workplace centered around fear and intimidation. Back in August 2021, Cuomo resigned after New York Attorney General
MediaiteJan 25 2024
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Alabama Executes Kenneth Smith Using Nitrogen Gas Despite Legal Efforts
Alabama carried out the execution of Kenneth Eugene Smith on Thursday at the Holman Prison in Atmore. Smith, 58, was pronounced dead at 8:25 p.m. after breathing pure nitrogen gas through a mask to cause oxygen deprivation. The Supreme Court refused to block the measure, rejecting his argument that it would be unconstitutional for the state to attempt a second execution after the failure of a
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