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Month: January 2024

Georgia senators vote for board to oversee secretary of state despite constitutional questions

By JEFF AMY Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia’s Senate is backing a plan to give the state’s appointed election board the power to investigate Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger’s handling of elections. The bill passed 30-19 Friday despite the measure’s sponsor saying that the bill is in “murky water” when it comes to its

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Another Biden business associate says Joe Biden was not involved in foreign business dealings

By Annie Grayer, CNN Hunter Biden business associate John Robinson Walker said in a closed-door interview on Friday that President Joe Biden “was never involved” in any of his business dealings with the president’s son, according to Walker’s opening statement provided first to CNN. Walker is among a growing list of Biden family business associates

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Substitute teacher at Pittsburgh-area Catholic high school charged with sexually assaulting student

By Madeline Bartos Click here for updates on this story     Mt. LEBANON, Pennsylvania (KDKA) — A substitute teacher at Seton LaSalle High School in Mt. Lebanon was charged with sexually assaulting a student. Damon Michael Gall, 24 years old of Canonsburg, was charged with felony institutional sexual assault as well as corruption of minors and

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Bill decriminalizing drug test strips in opioid-devastated West Virginia heads to governor

By LEAH WILLINGHAM Associated Press CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A bill that would decriminalize all strips used to test drugs for deadly substances now goes to West Virginia’s governor. Republican Jim Justice hasn’t said publicly whether he supports the bill, which has received bipartisan support in the state with the nation’s highest overdose rate. Justice

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Parts of Downtown Baltimore in the dark after multiple manhole cover explosions

By Christian Olaniran, Mike Hellgren, Rohan Mattu Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE, Maryland (WJZ) — Multiple manhole cover explosions were reported Thursday night in Downtown Baltimore, and hundreds were left without power through Friday morning as crews investigate. Fire officials say the preliminary cause of the explosions is believed to be electrical.

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LeBron James Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research (CNN) — Here’s a look at the life of basketball player LeBron James. Personal Birth date: December 30, 1984 Birth place: Akron, Ohio Birth name: LeBron Raymone James Father: Anthony McClelland Mother: Gloria James Marriage: Savannah (Brinson) James (September 2013-present) Children: Zhuri Nova, Bryce Maximus and LeBron Jr. Other Facts James also

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Corte Constitucional de Ecuador aprueba preliminarmente 10 de 19 preguntas propuestas por el presidente Noboa para consulta popular. ¿Qué plantean?

Sofía Benavides (CNN Español) —  La Corte Constitucional de Ecuador difundió este viernes tres dictámenes relacionados a los pedidos de consulta popular planteados por el presidente Daniel Noboa con el fin de realizar reformas legales en materia de seguridad, justicia y empleo. El organismo de control constitucional emitió un dictamen favorable únicamente para 10 de

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Two people injured during fire at MU Medical Sciences Building, around $2 million in damage estimated

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Two people suffered minor injuries on Friday and more than $2 million worth of damage estimated to have been reported from a fire University of Missouri Medical School. The two people who were injured were not named, but they were treated and released, according to an email from MU Health Care spokesman

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NJ Transit scraps plan for gas-fired backup power plant, heartening environmental justice advocates

By WAYNE PARRY Associated Press New Jersey’s public transit agency is scrapping plans for a backup power plant that would have been fueled by natural gas, heartening environmental justice advocates who targeted it and several other proposed power plants in largely minority areas. NJ Transit said Friday it is redirecting $503 million that would have

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