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Oct 27 2023
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Longtime Burlington City Councilor Karen Paul second to announce bid for mayor
Longtime Burlington City Councilor Karen Paul became the second person to announce her intention to vie for Mayor Miro Weinberger's position in the March 5 elections next year. Paul, a Democrat who has served Burlington's Ward 6 since 2008 and was re-elected as City Council president in April, said in her press release this week that she chose to run after Weinberger, the city's longest
Burlington Free PressOct 24 2023
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Billings man charged with threatening to kill former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy
BILLINGS - A Billings man accused of threatening to murder U.S. Representative Kevin McCarthy was arraignment Tuesday in federal court. Richard Lee Rogers, 44, pleaded not guilty to an indictment charging him with threats to injure and murder a member of the United States Congress and with harassing telephone calls, according to a press release issued by the Montana office of U.S. Attorney
KTVQ 2Oct 28 2023
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Israeli troops remain in Gaza, marking a significant escalation of the conflict
Israeli troops remained on the ground in the Gaza Strip Saturday as part of what military officials have described as an "expansion" of ground operations, marking a significant escalation in Israel's war with the militant group Hamas that began earlier this month.
For the last several days, the Israel Defense Forces had mounted a series of limited incursions into Gaza, in which soldiers
NPR (Online News)Oct 24 2023
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Detroit police have no suspect but several people of interest in Samantha Woll's killing
Detroit police said investigators have looked into several people of interest in the killing of Samantha Woll, the president of a Detroit synagogue. Woll was found stabbed to death outside her home on Saturday morning. In a press conference on Monday, Detroit Police Chief James White declined to unveil the connection between Woll and the people of interest, declaring a prime suspect cannot be
Washington ExaminerOct 22 2023
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Swiss pharma giant Roche agrees $7.1 billion deal to buy Telavant Holdings
A photo showing the logo of Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche in Basel.
Swiss health care company Roche announced it would acquire Telavant Holdings Monday, in a deal worth $7.1 billion.
Telavant creates drugs for people suffering from inflammatory and fibrotic diseases, and is in the process of developing a "promising new therapy" for patients with Crohn's disease, Roche said in
CNBCOct 29 2023
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Gaza residents raid food warehouses as ‘civil order’ disintegrates, UN says
Thousands of people in Gaza pillaged wheat, flour and other food supplies from United Nations warehouses, a U.N. agency said on Sunday, warning that “civil order” was starting to disintegrate in the besieged enclave.
Israeli military forces expanded their ground operations in the Gaza Strip on Saturday, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announcing that the war with the
PoliticoNov 03 2023
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Sen. Menendez: Still Have My Intelligence Credentials
Despite facing a federal indictment, Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J. said he's not barred from Senate intelligence briefings.
Menendez made his comments during an interview on New Jersey PBS's "Chat Box with David Cruz" show.
Menendez was indicted on Sept. 22 on charges he and his wife, Nadine, accepted bribes including cash and gold bars in transactions that included using his
Newsmax (News)Oct 03 2023
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Kansas Police Arrest Homeless Man for Alleged Rape, Murder of 5-Year-Old Girl
A homeless man was arrested in Kansas on Tuesday for the alleged rape and murder of a 5-year-old girl. Mickel W. Cherry, a 25-year-old from Topeka, was booked into Shawnee Co. Jail around 4:15 a.m. on suspicion of murder in the first degree and rape where the offender is 18 or older, and the victim is less than 14, WIBW reported. Police responded to a medical call at a Topeka gas station
The MessengerOct 31 2023
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Karine Jean-Pierre Struggles at the Podium When Asked About Pro-Hamas Protests
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre has not had the best track record when it comes to making assurances from the podium that the Biden administration is committed to not only fighting back against anti-semitism, but also speaking clearly to concerns about pro-Hamas protests going on around the country. The press secretary began Monday's briefing with what may have been her
TownhallOct 25 2023
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Hurricane Otis batters Acapulco
Hurricane Otis ripped through Mexico's southern Pacific coast early Wednesday as a powerful Category 5 storm, dousing steep mountains and leaving a trail of damage in Acapulco before weakening. Photos and video shared by local media after dawn broke in Acapulco showed the walls of buildings ripped off, flooded hotel rooms with collapsed ceilings, and rubble and downed trees lining the streets
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