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Month: August 2021

An illustration from Rep. John Lewis' posthumous graphic novel

John Lewis aide hopes young Americans use lessons in posthumous graphic novel to change lawmakers’ minds on voting rights

By Chandelis Duster, CNN As the fight over voting rights intensifies, a longtime aide to late Congressman John Lewis hopes young Americans will use the lessons in the civil rights leader’s posthumous graphic novel to change lawmakers’ minds on the issue. Lewis’ novel, “Run: Book One,” comes amid efforts in state legislatures to enact restrictive

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Ian's Pizza worker Stella Klein serves customers Olivia Rebholz and Randy Bland at the restaurant's Garver Feed Mill location. Only three of the chain's seven restaurants were approved for federal COVID-19 grant assistance.

Only 1 in 3 Wisconsin restaurant applicants got COVID relief grant, leaving room for worry

By Mitchell Schmidt Click here for updates on this story     MADISON, Wisconsin (madison.com/Wisconsin State Journal) — When the federal government opened up applications for Restaurant Revitalization Fund grants earlier this year, Ian’s Pizza jumped at the opportunity for COVID-19 assistance. But of Ian’s seven locations in Madison and Milwaukee, only three were ultimately approved for

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Homeland security granted Nelson Pinos a one-year stay. Nelson Pinos came to the U.S. almost 30 years ago and four years ago

Longest sanctuary case in CT ends

By Shawnte Passmore, Ashley RK Smith Click here for updates on this story     NEW HAVEN, Connecticut (WFSB) — The longest sanctuary case in Connecticut came to an end on July 31. Homeland security granted Nelson Pinos a one-year stay. Pinos came to the U.S. almost 30 years ago. Here he bought a home, worked in

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Melting Arctic ice carries high levels of ‘forever chemicals,’ study finds

By Brooklyn Neustaeter, CTVNews.ca writer Click here for updates on this story     TORONTO, Ontario (CTV Network) — A new study has found high concentrations of toxic “forever chemicals” in the surface of seawater near melting ice floes in the Arctic. Researchers out of Lancaster University in England found concentrations of poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)

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Arrest warrant issued for murder suspect in Ashland homicide

ASHLAND Mo. (KMIZ) An arrest warrant has been issued for the murder suspect in an Ashland homicide. According to Ashland Police, 19-year-old Robin Morales-Sanchez is wanted for the Friday morning murder of Moises Hernandez-Sanchez. Morales-Sanchez also assaulted another individual according to police. Morales-Sanchez is being charged with murder in the second degree, assault in the

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An analysis published by the UK Government's official scientific advisory group

UK scientists believe it is ‘almost certain’ a coronavirus variant will emerge that beats current vaccines

By Mick Krever, CNN An analysis by British academics, published by the UK Government’s official scientific advisory group, says that they believe it is “almost certain” that a SARS-Cov-2 variant will emerge that “leads to current vaccine failure.” SARS-CoV-2 is the virus that causes Covid-19. The analysis has not been peer-reviewed, the early research is

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