Month: September 2022

Republican and Conservative Party leaders filed a lawsuit this week challenging the state’s laws governing who is eligible for an absentee ballot in New York and how they’re processed, prompting concerns from voting rights advocates and election administrators that it could sow chaos just weeks ahead of the general election. The lawsuit, if successful in

Manager David Ross vows the Cubs aren’t in a developmental process despite a second consecutive midseason selloff. “Right now, we’re trying to win baseball games,” Ross said before Adrian Sampson pitched seven innings of three-hit ball to thump the Reds 6-1 for their fifth consecutive victory. “Once the game starts, development goes out the window

WASHINGTON — When it comes to disaster relief, FEMA has an unlikely ally: Waffle House. Before, during and after a natural disaster, like Hurricane Ian, the agency looks to private-sector partners like Waffle House to determine how businesses are faring in the impacted areas. If Waffle House restaurants (which are normally open 24/7) are forced

by: Marc Sternfield, additional reporting by Sofia Pop Perez Posted: Sep 30, 2022 / 02:43 PM PDT Updated: Sep 30, 2022 / 03:14 PM PDT A shooting at the Inland Center Mall in San Bernardino forced part of the shopping center to be evacuated Friday afternoon. The shooting occurred around 1 p.m. just outside the

Two brothers have been charged with manslaughter in western Texas after authorities say they were involved in shooting at a group of illegal immigrants, killing one man and wounding a woman. One of the men, Mike Sheppard, was the warden at a privately run detention center that contracts with the Department of Homeland Security to

The Chicago Bears used a late interception from Roquan Smith and a 30-yard Cairo Santos field goal as time expired to beat the Houston Texans 23-20 on Sunday. Now they’re moving on to a Week 4 game against the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium. Both teams underwent full reboots in January, hiring new general

The Chicago Bears used a late interception from Roquan Smith and a 30-yard Cairo Santos field goal as time expired to beat the Houston Texans 23-20 on Sunday. Now they’re moving on to a Week 4 game against the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium. Both teams underwent full reboots in January, hiring new general

All mammals, including humans, make milk with carbohydrates in the same unique form: lactose, a sugar that is a fusion of two other sugars called galactose and glucose. While scientists don’t know why all mammary glands arrange sugars this way, many believe that it’s important for babies. And growing evidence suggests that lactose substitutes in

National Experts say a wayward finned creature was indeed captured on video swimming on a street in Fort Myers this week. By Daniel Victor, New York Times Service September 30, 2022 | 5:43 PM To professional fact-checkers who sort fact from fable on social media, Hurricane Shark has been a longtime nemesis. For more than

A short-term spending bill approved by Congress on Friday includes $1.5 billion to replenish the U.S. weapons stockpile after it has been used to aid Ukrainians in their fight against Russia. The New York Times reported on Friday that the spending package—which includes more than $12 billion in military and economic assistance for Ukraine—allocates $1.5

ATLANTA — A Georgia judge rejected an agreement that would have provided a huge property tax break to Rivian Automotive, clouding the upstart electric truck maker’s plans to build a plant east of Atlanta. Morgan County Superior Court Judge Brenda Trammell rejected what is normally a routine request by a local government to validate a bond

The political pleasantries didn’t last long. Immediately after appearing together in public for the first time Friday, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) took aim at Mayor Adams’ plan to erect a migrant tent camp in her district, charging that there’s a “better solution” to be had. The progressive congresswoman, who’s had a simmering beef with the

CLEMENTON, N.J. (CBS) — Car lovers from around the Philly region will converge on Clementon Lake Park on Sunday for a car show with a cause. It doesn’t take much to get the members of Sinister Mopar revved up about their car club.   “I love it man! I got some ground effects,” Christopher Allen,

PEABODY – Two young girls are in serious condition after they were hit while crossing the street in Peabody. Their mother was also struck. As of Friday afternoon, police were investigating the scene at Lynn and County streets. Peabody police said both children are at Massachusetts General Hospital. The mother’s condition is unknown. Two children

Ian weakened to a post-tropical storm around 5 p.m. Friday, the National Hurricane Center said, hours after making landfall in South Carolina as a Category 1 hurricane. However, storm surge watches and warnings were still in effect for portions of North Carolina. The hurricane center said Ian made landfall near Georgetown, South Carolina, just after

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