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• the-sun.com4 hour(s) ago
• Cancer patient begs those with symptoms to not delay in seeing their GP despite ongoing Covid pandemic
• PEOPLE with troubling and unusual symptoms shouldnt delay in seeing their GP despite the Covid-19 pandemic, a cancer patient has warned. Breast cancer patient Alison Tait said early diagnoses could save your life. 3Alison Tait has incurable breast cancer and had to have a mastectomy during lockdownCredit: Alison Tait Coronavirus restrictions have meant that Brits have been advised to stay at home to protect the NHS but this has meant that many people have been left feeling anxious about visiting their GP. Mum Alison Tait was first diagnosed with breast...
• Voice of America6 hour(s) ago
• Key Events Since George Floyds Arrest and Death
• MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA - A timeline of key events that began with George Floyds arrest on May 25, 2020, by four police officers in Minneapolis: May 25 — Minneapolis police officers respond to a call shortly after 8 p.m. about a possible forgery at a corner grocery and encounter a Black man later identified as George Floyd, who struggles and ends up handcuffed, face down in the street. Officer Derek Chauvin uses his knee to pin Floyds neck for about nine minutes while bystanders shout at him to stop. Bystander video...
• CNN8 hour(s) ago
• One person killed in shooting at George Floyd memorial site in Minneapolis
• (CNN)One person was shot to death Saturday night in Minneapolis at the same intersection where George Floyd died last year -- an area that has since become a memorial site. The victim and the suspect had a verbal disagreement, and the suspect shot the victim, Minneapolis Police Department spokesman John Elder said.Police responded to the scene after determining shots had been fired using an automatic sound detecting system called ShotSpotter. When they arrived at the memorial site, officers were met with some interference at the scene, Elder said. They were...
• cbslocal.com10 hour(s) ago
• 1 Dead After Shooting Near George Floyd Memorial
• MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — One person is dead after a shooting near the George Floyd memorial in south Minneapolis. According to the Minneapolis Police Department, officers responded to a ShotSpotter activation at East 38th Street and Chicago Avenue Saturday evening. Callers also reported a possible shooting to 911. Someone with a gunshot wound, believed to be a victim of the incident at 38th and Chicago, showed up at Hennepin Healthcare. That person has died, police said. Floyd died at the corner of 38th and Chicago on May 25 while in police...
• Heavy.com11 hour(s) ago
• Celtics Trade Target Sounds Off, Obliterates Ex-Teammate in Epic Twitter Burn
• Getty Nikola Vucevic #9 of the Orlando Magic guards Larry Nance Jr. #22 of the Cleveland Cavaliers as he charges into the key. Larry Nance Jr. is the latest in a laundry list of NBA players to hear his name floated in trade chatter. According to Cleveland.com’s Chris Fedor, the Cavaliers phone line has been overrun with inquires to acquire the services of the 28-year-old ahead of March 25th’s trade deadline. Six teams, including the Boston Celtics, have reportedly shown interest. There appears to be a budding possibility...
• washingtonexaminer.com11 hour(s) ago
• Minneapolis increasingly unrecognizable for longtime residents as Chauvin trial looms
• MINNEAPOLIS — Bill Carlyon moved to the metropolitan area in 1980 to work as an electrical engineer after a brief stint in the Army. Back then, he says, Minneapolis was more inclusive than just about anywhere else in the country he ever visited. Almost everybody I know wont come downtown anymore for any reason. We used to come down to theater events and movies all the time. Now, theres gangs that just rove around and beat up old people, said Carlyon, 69, who prides himself on working with the...
• msn.com11 hour(s) ago
• Jimmy Garoppolo remains Patriots top QB target for 2021 as 49ers consider upgrade, per report
• California says Disneyland and other amusement parks can reopen April 1 Trump returning to New York for first time since leaving White House © Provided by CBS Sports San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch really believes Jimmy Garoppolo will be back as the teams starting quarterback in 2021, but the rest of the NFL isnt so sure. That includes Garoppolos old squad, the New England Patriots, who still have the 29-year-old signal-caller as their top target for the upcoming season. Thats according to Greg Bedard of the Boston...
• the-sun.com12 hour(s) ago
• Rishi Sunak to lead global tax raid on Amazon and other online tech giants
• CHANCELLOR Rishi Sunak will lead a global tax raid on soaring profits of Amazon and other online giants. He is rallying the world’s finance ministers behind a plan to target tech companies who have cashed in on the pandemic. 2Rishi Sunak is rallying the world’s finance ministers behind a plan to target tech companies who cashed in on the pandemicCredit: PA:Press Association In a major breakthrough, he has won US Treasury chief Janet Yellen’s support for talks about how a...
• the-sun.com14 hour(s) ago
• QAnon rep Marjorie Taylor Greene attacks Republicans as her Covid bill delay tactics frustrate GOP
• QANON rep Marjorie Taylor Greene has launched an attack on her own political party as her Covid bill delay tactics have frustrated Republicans. Marjorie Taylor Greene - who recently said Joe Biden should be impeached - shared a series of 16 tweets on Saturday morning to complain about her Republican colleagues. 9Greene shared a series of 16 tweets on Saturday morning to complain about her Republican colleaguesCredit: The Mega Agency 9Greene insisted she serves The PeopleCredit: @mtgreenee/Twitter 9A House vote took place earlier this week on minimum wage in the USCredit:...
• usnews.com16 hour(s) ago
• Washburn University Plans Return to Traditional Campus Model
• TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Washburn University plans to start its fall semester with in-person classes after the Shawnee County Health Department updated its vaccine plan to include university faculty and staff. “We welcome this news as we prepare to provide a more traditional environment for our students this fall,” said university president Jerry Farley. “We have been able to deliver classes in-person through the spring, but this additional level of protection should allow us to return fully to our traditional campus model.” University officials said Friday that Washburn University students...
• ijr.org16 hour(s) ago
• Mother Killed After Reportedly Throwing Body In Front of Twin Sons to Save Their Lives
• Amanda Thomason, The Western Journal March 6, 2021 0 Comments It makes no sense when a loved one’s life is taken in the blink of an eye while doing something that people do every day. It’s even more infuriating when it happens because of someone who shouldn’t have even been there. On Monday night, March 1, 29-year-old Hillarie Galazka of Lincoln Park, Michigan, was driving home with her two 5-year-old twin boys with her in her Saturn Ion. As she got onto the entrance ramp of I-96, a speeding...
• the-sun.com19 hour(s) ago
• Tiffany Porter looking to become first athlete to win international medal wearing FACE MASK in Covid prevention measure
• TIFFANY PORTER will bid to become the first athlete to win an international medal while wearing a FACE MASK. Despite routine Covid-19 tests, Britain’s masked raider is the only person at the European Indoors Championships in Torun, Poland, to compete with her face completely covered. 2British hurdler Tiffany Porter says she is taking extra precautions as she works in the frontline against Covid-19Credit: AFP 2Wearing such a face mask is no big deal and normal for Tiffany PorterCredit: EPA The 33-year-old mum-of-one, who runs over 60m hurdles indoors, is a...
• usnews.com20 hour(s) ago
• Key Events Since George Floyd's Arrest and Death
• MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A timeline of key events that began with George Floyds arrest on May 25, 2020, by four police officers in Minneapolis: May 25 — Two Minneapolis police officers respond to a call of a possible forgery shortly after 8 p.m. at a corner grocery. They encounter a Black man later identified as George Floyd. As they struggle to get him into a squad car, two more officers arrive. Floyd ends up face down on the street, with his hands cuffed behind him. Officer Derek Chauvin places his...
• dailyvoice.com20 hour(s) ago
• These CT Cities Rank Among Nations Most Obese, New Survey Says
• It’s no secret America has an overweight problem. About 42 percent of U.S. adults are obese, according to the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). This is up from 30.5 percent obesity in the adult population in 2000. A person is considered obese if their body mass index exceeds 30.  Some places in the U.S. have more of a bulge to battle than others. A new ranking of Americas most overweight and obese cities shows how the states major metro areas compare to the rest of the...
• wtop.com21 hour(s) ago
• Key events since George Floyds arrest and death
• MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A timeline of key events that began with George Floyd’s arrest on May 25, 2020, by four police officers in Minneapolis: May 25 — Two Minneapolis police officers respond to a call of a possible forgery shortly after 8 p.m. at a corner grocery. They encounter a Black man later identified as George Floyd. As they struggle to get him into a squad car, two more officers arrive. Floyd ends up face down on the street, with his hands cuffed behind him. Officer Derek Chauvin places his...
• ijr.org21 hour(s) ago
• Twins Separated at Birth Discover They Live Only 6 Blocks Apart
• Amanda Thomason, The Western Journal March 6, 2021 0 Comments Karen Warner of Elwood, Indiana, always felt something was missing from her life. Warner, whose biological mother’s last name was Cunningham, had been adopted and wondered if she had any family out there, but it wasn’t until just recently that she was able to make headway in her search. That’s mostly because three years ago, a new law went into effect allowing residents who were adopted before 1994 to access their records. Warner, 51, found out that she not...
• cvbj.biz22 hour(s) ago
• One of the Ávalos sisters acknowledges that she controls less than 5% of San José with a 20-month delay
• The weight of the Sánchez Ávalos in Grupo San José it declines again. With 20 months late, one of the heirs of José María Sánchez Rivas, co-founder of the construction and infrastructure company, has notified that his position in the company is currently less than 5% of its share capital. The protagonist of this episode is Maria of the Virtues Sánchez Ávalos, one of the two sisters of the saga that until now indicated positions above 5% in the capital stock of Grupo San José. A condition that only Julia...
• usnews.com22 hour(s) ago
• Bye, Bismarck: 144 Cities Could Lose Status as Metro Areas
• By MIKE SCHNEIDER, Associated Press Bye-bye, Bismarck. So long, Sheboygan. Those cities in North Dakota and Wisconsin, respectively, are two of 144 that the federal government is proposing to downgrade from the metropolitan statistical area designation, and it could be more than just a matter of semantics. Officials in some of the affected cities worry that the change could have adverse implications for federal funding and economic development. Under the new proposal, a metro area would have to have at least 100,000 people in its core city to count as...
• usnews.com22 hour(s) ago
• Georgia Public Universities Promise Fall Will Be 'Normal'
• By JEFF AMY, Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) — Classrooms, dorms, cafeterias and stadiums are likely to be full again this fall at Georgias public universities. The University System of Georgia on Wednesday announced that it has asked all campuses to plan for normal operations during the fall 2021 semester. “This decision comes as wider availability of vaccines over the next few months is anticipated to control the spread of COVID-19,” the system said in a statement this week. “USG will continue to monitor the spread of COVID-19 across the state...