Ben Jones, CNN When travelers think of European high-speed rail travel, France’s iconic Trains a Grande Vitesse (TGV) or Germany’s elegant white ICE trains tend to come to mind. Those who’ve visited Italy will no doubt have encountered Trenitalia’s Frecciarossa (Red Arrow) or the stunning scarlet trains of its strong competitor Italo. But Europe’s longest
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By Jeanne Sahadi, CNN Business The pandemic has made it very clear to everyone that life doesn’t go as planned. It’s also been a bracing reminder that we could die way sooner than expected. And that means you could inadvertently leave people you love in the lurch. Which brings us to one of the least
Continue ReadingBy Franklin White, Alex Browning Click here for updates on this story MIAMI (WSVN) — Police are searching for a man in connection to the death of his roommate in Miami. City of Miami Police units responded to a home in the area of Northwest 40th Avenue and 11th Street, early Sunday morning. Investigators said
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By Ariane de Vogue, CNN Supreme Court Reporter Still reeling from a Supreme Court order that effectively blocked most abortions in Texas, providers in the state are scrambling to help women seeking the procedure and imploring lawyers and the Biden administration to think creatively in order to stop the law — or its effects —
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The Jefferson City Police Department said officers were working at the scene of a major crash on Missouri Boulevard at Ohio Street. Spokesman Lt. David Williams said the crash involved a vehicle and a motorcycle and at least one person was injured.
Continue ReadingBy Joe Roetz Click here for updates on this story MIAMI (WSVN) — A couple visiting South Florida spoke out about the passenger transport crash at a Miami International Airport terminal that left both of them with serious injuries. Speaking with 7News on Sunday, engaged couple Shannon Clemons and Kerrina Powell described the heart-stopping moment
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By REBECCA BOONE Associated Press BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho public health leaders are letting the state’s northern hospitals ration health care because there are more coronavirus patients than the institutions can handle. The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare made the announcement Tuesday and warned residents that they may not get all the care
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By Julia Horowitz, CNN Business Regulators are worried about all the people plugging cryptocurrencies online. That includes Kim Kardashian, beauty and fashion mogul and influencer extraordinaire. Charles Randell, chair of the UK Financial Conduct Authority, called out Kardashian in a colorful speech Monday. He started out by suggesting that the internet was full of …
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By Jacqueline Howard, CNN Back-to-school after the Labor Day weekend could mean fresh spread of coronavirus unless schools take strong action to keep the virus in check, doctors and education experts are warning. August saw an explosion of Covid-19 cases when some schools resumed in-person classes without mask measures in place and tens of thousands
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BRUSSELS (AP) — Belgium players Yannick Carrasco, Axel Witsel and Thibaut Courtois have been released back to their clubs ahead of a World Cup qualifier against Belarus on Wednesday. The trio did not travel with the squad to Kazan, Russia, where the game was switched due to sanctions against the Minsk government. Belgium coach Roberto
Continue Reading ROME (AP) — In a story published Sept. 7, 2021 about a joint environmental appeal by Christian leaders, The Associated Press erroneously called the Archbishop of Canterbury an abbot in the headline. He is an archbishop.
Continue ReadingBy Barmel Lyons Click here for updates on this story CONYERS, Georgia (WGCL) — A fight broke out and bullets went flying at Sudo Bar and Grill in Conyers late Sunday night. Customers on a Facebook live saying they believe it started over a spilled drink. A regular at Sudo Bar and Grill, Marcus, says
Continue Reading NEW YORK (AP) — Veteran news anchor Jose Diaz-Balart is returning to MSNBC later this month to host a weekday show at the 10 a.m. hour. Balart previously worked at MSNBC daytime from 2014 and 2016. The longtime host of ‘Noticias Telemundo’ has anchored national newscasts in both Spanish and English. His return is part
Continue Reading SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Australia has edged Vietnam 1-0 in Hanoi to make it two wins out of two in Group B of Asia World Cup qualifying. Rhyan Grant’s header after 43 minutes for his first international goal kept the Socceroos on track for a fifth successive World Cup appearance. Japan has bounced back
Continue ReadingBy Lauren Sennet Click here for updates on this story ATLANTA (WGCL) — The American Assimilation Helpline (AAH!), an international non-profit founded in the Atlanta area is creating change in different ways. On Sunday, Sept. 5, the organization held a health fair and blood drive in a team effort with the American Red Cross at
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By Kate Bennett, CNN Of all the educators returning to classrooms in person this fall, only one will be ferried there by a motorcade of Secret Service vehicles that depart from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. First lady Jill Biden on Tuesday starts her 13-week teaching session at the Alexandria, Virginia, campus of Northern Virginia Community College
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By Joe Sutton and Rob Frehse, CNN The Human Rights Campaign has terminated its president Alphonso David following an investigation last month over his actions while assisting former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo who was responding to an allegation of sexual harassment, according to a statement from the HRC. In a response on social media,
Continue Reading By DAVE KOLPACK Associated Press FARGO, N.D. (AP) — A federal judge has thrown out the death sentence for a man convicted in the 2003 slaying of a North Dakota college student. Judge Ralph Erickson ruled Friday that misleading testimony from a medical examiner and limitations on mental health evidence violated Alfonso Rodriguez Jr.’s constitutional
Continue ReadingBy Michelle Gallardo Click here for updates on this story CHICAGO (WLS) — It’s game day in Wrigelyville. A server at Old Crow rushes from table to table trying to keep customers happy, but it’s a struggle. If it weren’t for the Cubs game, the restaurant wouldn’t be open at all on a Monday. Or
Continue Reading By ANITA SNOW and NOREEN NASIR Associated Press MESA, Ariz. (AP) — Young Sikh Americans still struggle with discrimination a generation after Sept. 11 unleashed bias against them and their older relatives, ranging from school bullying to racial profiling to hate crimes. The attacks often make it hard fhaior them to embrace the Sikh concept
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