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Although inflation has fallen for seven straight months, prices for one item that is a major part of every American s budget continues to rise: the food we eat at home.Grocery inflation picked up in January, even as overall U.S. prices fell slightly from the previous month, according to federal labor data. Prices for food at home mdash; what people buy at retailers to prepare their own meals mdash; jumped 11.3% in January from a year earlier, the Labor Department said on Tuesday. Hunger cliff looms as 32 states set to slash food-stamp benefitsMany households continue to feel the pinch, even as the overall inflation rate is slowly receding, thanks to lower costs for items such as used cars and airline fees. Seniors and low-income households ar stanley cup e among the most hurt by stubbornly high prices stanley cup in the grocery aisle. Although Social Security recipients received an 8.7% cost-of-living increase for 2023, the biggest jump since 1981, the bump still lags food costs, while the poor generally spend a greater share of their overall earnings on food. Leading pain point More seniors are pointing to food costs as an ongoing concern, according to the Senior Citizens League, an advocacy group for older Americans. According to our latest survey, 63% rated food costs as the category of spending that increased the fastest in their household, said Mary Johnson, Social Secu stanley cups rity and Medicare policy analyst at the Senior Citizens League. This is up from 58% Bxpm Don t use your 401(k) as a piggy bank
The investigation into the mass shooting in Las Vegas Sunday evening, in which at least 59 people were killed a adidas campus nd more than 500 were injured, will try to determine a motive for what is the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.Authorities say 64-year-old Stephen Craig Paddock fired from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino at a crowd attending a music festival below. When police entered his ho af1 tel room, they discovered Paddock had killed himself.A motive has not yet been determined. On CBS This Morning Monday, CBS News senior national security analyst Fran Townsend and CBS News law enforcement analyst Paul Viollis discussed where the investigation will now turn. Just because he doesn t have a criminal record doesn t mean he doesn t have a criminal past, said co-anchor Gayle King. He did have some interaction with law enforcement Las Vegas undersheriff says at least 10 rifles in gunman adidas originals s hotel room 15:56 Exactly, said Viollis. What we ll find as the day progresses, and tomorrow, is what police actually communicated with him when they responded to him at his home and how many different times. Again, just because there s no record doesn t mean there s no history with respect to interaction with the shooter in this particular case. Cle
Although inflation has fallen for seven straight months, prices for one item that is a major part of every American s budget continues to rise: the food we eat at home.Grocery inflation picked up in January, even as overall U.S. prices fell slightly from the previous month, according to federal labor data. Prices for food at home mdash; what people buy at retailers to prepare their own meals mdash; jumped 11.3% in January from a year earlier, the Labor Department said on Tuesday. Hunger cliff looms as 32 states set to slash food-stamp benefitsMany households continue to feel the pinch, even as the overall inflation rate is slowly receding, thanks to lower costs for items such as used cars and airline fees. Seniors and low-income households ar stanley cup e among the most hurt by stubbornly high prices stanley cup in the grocery aisle. Although Social Security recipients received an 8.7% cost-of-living increase for 2023, the biggest jump since 1981, the bump still lags food costs, while the poor generally spend a greater share of their overall earnings on food. Leading pain point More seniors are pointing to food costs as an ongoing concern, according to the Senior Citizens League, an advocacy group for older Americans. According to our latest survey, 63% rated food costs as the category of spending that increased the fastest in their household, said Mary Johnson, Social Secu stanley cups rity and Medicare policy analyst at the Senior Citizens League. This is up from 58% Bxpm Don t use your 401(k) as a piggy bank
The investigation into the mass shooting in Las Vegas Sunday evening, in which at least 59 people were killed a adidas campus nd more than 500 were injured, will try to determine a motive for what is the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.Authorities say 64-year-old Stephen Craig Paddock fired from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino at a crowd attending a music festival below. When police entered his ho af1 tel room, they discovered Paddock had killed himself.A motive has not yet been determined. On CBS This Morning Monday, CBS News senior national security analyst Fran Townsend and CBS News law enforcement analyst Paul Viollis discussed where the investigation will now turn. Just because he doesn t have a criminal record doesn t mean he doesn t have a criminal past, said co-anchor Gayle King. He did have some interaction with law enforcement Las Vegas undersheriff says at least 10 rifles in gunman adidas originals s hotel room 15:56 Exactly, said Viollis. What we ll find as the day progresses, and tomorrow, is what police actually communicated with him when they responded to him at his home and how many different times. Again, just because there s no record doesn t mean there s no history with respect to interaction with the shooter in this particular case. Cle
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A judge ruled Thursday that a Black student who was suspended for months over his locs hairstyle was legally punished by the school district.Darryl George, 18, had been told by his school district in suburban Houston that he was breaking the rules about student appearance and dress code.State District Judge Chap Cain III ruled in favor of the Barbers Hill School District on Thursday, saying the district has not violated a new state law prohibiting race-based hair discrimination.The issue centered around the length of Geo stanley termohrnek rge s hair.George and his family say his hairstyle is protected by a state law known as the Texas Crown Act.It was recently enacted and protects people from discrimination based on hairstyles historically associated with race. A co-author of the bill testified that the bill was meant to protect men, woman and childre stanley quencher n of color from discrimination based on hairstyle.The school district has maintained that Georges hair is too long, and that the Crown Act doesnt give total freedom to students to wear their hair any way they want, claiming their rules are race-neutral.George hasnt been allowed to attend regular class since this issue came up last fall. The trial was brought by vaso stanley Georges family and then the district countersued.The trial started Thursday morning. It was a bench trial, meaning the judge heard the arguments and made the decision on the civil trial without the participation of a jury.This is not the first time the school district has been involved in a Rwbj Scripps News Investigates: Military benefits, damaged bridges and fake diet drugs
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A judge ruled Thursday that a Black student who was suspended for months over his locs hairstyle was legally punished by the school district.Darryl George, 18, had been told by his school district in suburban Houston that he was breaking the rules about student appearance and dress code.State District Judge Chap Cain III ruled in favor of the Barbers Hill School District on Thursday, saying the district has not violated a new state law prohibiting race-based hair discrimination.The issue centered around the length of Geo stanley termohrnek rge s hair.George and his family say his hairstyle is protected by a state law known as the Texas Crown Act.It was recently enacted and protects people from discrimination based on hairstyles historically associated with race. A co-author of the bill testified that the bill was meant to protect men, woman and childre stanley quencher n of color from discrimination based on hairstyle.The school district has maintained that Georges hair is too long, and that the Crown Act doesnt give total freedom to students to wear their hair any way they want, claiming their rules are race-neutral.George hasnt been allowed to attend regular class since this issue came up last fall. The trial was brought by vaso stanley Georges family and then the district countersued.The trial started Thursday morning. It was a bench trial, meaning the judge heard the arguments and made the decision on the civil trial without the participation of a jury.This is not the first time the school district has been involved in a Rwbj Scripps News Investigates: Military benefits, damaged bridges and fake diet drugs
SEOUL, South Korea 鈥?North Korea continues to claim a perfect record in keeping out the coronavirus in stanley tazas its latest report to the World Health Organization.In an email to The Associated Press on Wednesday, the WHO says North Korea has reported that it teste copo stanley d 23,121 people for the coronavirus as of April 1 and that all results were negative.Outsiders have expressed doubt about whether North Korea has escaped the pandemic entirely, given its poor health infrastructure and a porous border it shares with China, its economic lifeline.During the pandemic, North Korea has severely limited cross-border traffic, banned tourists, jetted out diplomats and mobilized health workers for quarantines of tens of thousands of people who showed symptoms.North Korea this week became the first country to drop out of the Tokyo Olympics because of coro stanley thermobecher navirus fears. .Page-below > .RichTextModule display:none; .Page-below .Link font-size: 12px; padding: 5px 10px;border: 1px solid 005687;border-radius: 4px;font-family: proxima-nova , sans-serif; Report a typo
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As a host of states try to change their voting rules, most Americans say they d prefer the voting process to be left alone mdash; or made easier. Relatively few want it to be harder after an election that saw record turnout.With the fight over voting attractingnational att stanley cup ention, partisans say it s a high-stakes battle that affects their electoral fortunes. Republicans think Democrats will do better in elections if voting becomes easier. At the same time, Democrats think they ll suffer if it becomes harder to vote, and they believe many of their constituent groups, including Hispanic and Black Americans, would lose political power. Voting rules: Who wi stanley cup ns and who loses Many mdash; more than 4 in 10 mdash; foresee an impact on election outcomes if rules are changed. Among those who expect an impact, by 10 to 1, more think if voting rules are made easier for people to vote that would do more to help Democrats win elections than Republicans. And by a similar margin, they feel if voting rules make it harder to vote, that would benefit Republican candidates more than Democratic candidates. If voting is made harder, Democrats see risk to their election fortunes, and if it s made easier, Republicans see risk to theirs. Who will gain or lose political power B stanley cup eyond winning or losing elections, diffe Mzvz Kentucky miners block coal train over missed paychecks: I don t know what else to do
Eleven-year-old Sofia Sanchez stole America s hearts last month when she did the Kiki ch air force 1 allenge in the hospital while she awaited a heart transplant. The video of Sanchez dancing to Drake s In My Feelings while she was attached to an IV went viral and even the rapper was moved by her story. Drake visited the vivacious fifth grader at Lurie Children s Hospital in Chicago. Now, Sanchez is sharing a new update about her life.Sanchez underwent a 9-hour heart transplantoperation three weeks ago and is now recovering at the Ronald McDonald House. With a big grin on her face, the girl spoke publicly for the first time on Thursday. She said she i stanley cup s doing well, and her signature upbeat personality was still apparent. It feels better, air max Sanchez said during the press conferenceat Lurie Children s Hospital. It feels different but in a good way. It feels like a regular heart. Sanchez was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy, a condition that often leads to heart failure and need for a heart transplant in order to survive. She waited eight weeks for a new heart.When asked about the spotlight Drake brought to the girl s case, cardiac surgeon Dr. Carl Backer said the rapper s visit did help spread awareness about the need for organ donors. It s great to get this kind of attention, Backer said. Sanchez has to swallow 20 pills a day to ensure her body won t reject the new heart. But because she s such a positive, fun-loving person, she s made a game
As a host of states try to change their voting rules, most Americans say they d prefer the voting process to be left alone mdash; or made easier. Relatively few want it to be harder after an election that saw record turnout.With the fight over voting attractingnational att stanley cup ention, partisans say it s a high-stakes battle that affects their electoral fortunes. Republicans think Democrats will do better in elections if voting becomes easier. At the same time, Democrats think they ll suffer if it becomes harder to vote, and they believe many of their constituent groups, including Hispanic and Black Americans, would lose political power. Voting rules: Who wi stanley cup ns and who loses Many mdash; more than 4 in 10 mdash; foresee an impact on election outcomes if rules are changed. Among those who expect an impact, by 10 to 1, more think if voting rules are made easier for people to vote that would do more to help Democrats win elections than Republicans. And by a similar margin, they feel if voting rules make it harder to vote, that would benefit Republican candidates more than Democratic candidates. If voting is made harder, Democrats see risk to their election fortunes, and if it s made easier, Republicans see risk to theirs. Who will gain or lose political power B stanley cup eyond winning or losing elections, diffe Mzvz Kentucky miners block coal train over missed paychecks: I don t know what else to do
Eleven-year-old Sofia Sanchez stole America s hearts last month when she did the Kiki ch air force 1 allenge in the hospital while she awaited a heart transplant. The video of Sanchez dancing to Drake s In My Feelings while she was attached to an IV went viral and even the rapper was moved by her story. Drake visited the vivacious fifth grader at Lurie Children s Hospital in Chicago. Now, Sanchez is sharing a new update about her life.Sanchez underwent a 9-hour heart transplantoperation three weeks ago and is now recovering at the Ronald McDonald House. With a big grin on her face, the girl spoke publicly for the first time on Thursday. She said she i stanley cup s doing well, and her signature upbeat personality was still apparent. It feels better, air max Sanchez said during the press conferenceat Lurie Children s Hospital. It feels different but in a good way. It feels like a regular heart. Sanchez was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy, a condition that often leads to heart failure and need for a heart transplant in order to survive. She waited eight weeks for a new heart.When asked about the spotlight Drake brought to the girl s case, cardiac surgeon Dr. Carl Backer said the rapper s visit did help spread awareness about the need for organ donors. It s great to get this kind of attention, Backer said. Sanchez has to swallow 20 pills a day to ensure her body won t reject the new heart. But because she s such a positive, fun-loving person, she s made a game
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Officials say Yellowstone actor Q Orianka Kilcher has been charged with illegally collecting nearly $97,000 in disability benefits while working on the TV show. The California Department of Insurance says the actor is charged with two felony counts of workers compensation fraud. The department alleges Kilcher illegally collected disability payments stanley cup from 2019 to 2021 by claiming she couldn t work because of severe pain from a neck injury suffered while filming Dora and the Lost Cit stanley cup y of Gold in 2018. The department says she stanley cup actually spent several months filming Yellowstone in 2019. Her attorney says she never intentionally took benefits to which she wasn t entitled and will mount a vigorous defense.In a statement her attorney, Michael Becker, said that Kilcher was a passenger in a production vehicle when she was hurt, the Associated Press reported. Third-party doctors verified her injury and entitlement to benefits. Ms. Kilcher was at all times candid with her doctors and treatment providers...and she never intentionally accepted benefits that she did not believe she was entitled to, Becker said. Yhak Carlos Santana has unscheduled heart procedure
Many experts are accelerating their forecasts for when our economy will return to normal.According to Moody Analytics and CNN, our country is 88% back to its pre-pandemic economy with states like Idaho and South Dakota having economies performing better than before COVID-19 hit. We are certainly in the right place to have a speedy and quick reopening and recovery, said Elise Gould, a senior eco stanley cup nomist at the Economic Policy Institute.If you think back to last year, we heard a lot about letters and how they were to predict our economic recovery from the pandemic, the U, the V, the K-shaped recoveries. It s the K recovery and its widening disparity between the haves and have-nots stanley cup that is the reason why things might get better faster than some had expected as it gives a portion of the population more money to stimulate the economys growth.In January of last year, prior to COVID-19, the U.S. savings rate, or money stashed after bills and spending, was 7.9%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.When COVID-19 hit in March, that number rose to 12.6%, and then by a month later, in April when lockdowns began, that number rocketed to 32.2% as spending decreased by 12.6%. We did decide that we would save more, that wed be more cautious about optional spending, said Denise King.King and her husband, Darrell Beauford, were two of those people. They were not remiss to the immense hardships so many in the country were facing. The unemployment rate rose from 3 stanley flask .5% to nearly 14.8
Officials say Yellowstone actor Q Orianka Kilcher has been charged with illegally collecting nearly $97,000 in disability benefits while working on the TV show. The California Department of Insurance says the actor is charged with two felony counts of workers compensation fraud. The department alleges Kilcher illegally collected disability payments stanley cup from 2019 to 2021 by claiming she couldn t work because of severe pain from a neck injury suffered while filming Dora and the Lost Cit stanley cup y of Gold in 2018. The department says she stanley cup actually spent several months filming Yellowstone in 2019. Her attorney says she never intentionally took benefits to which she wasn t entitled and will mount a vigorous defense.In a statement her attorney, Michael Becker, said that Kilcher was a passenger in a production vehicle when she was hurt, the Associated Press reported. Third-party doctors verified her injury and entitlement to benefits. Ms. Kilcher was at all times candid with her doctors and treatment providers...and she never intentionally accepted benefits that she did not believe she was entitled to, Becker said. Yhak Carlos Santana has unscheduled heart procedure
Many experts are accelerating their forecasts for when our economy will return to normal.According to Moody Analytics and CNN, our country is 88% back to its pre-pandemic economy with states like Idaho and South Dakota having economies performing better than before COVID-19 hit. We are certainly in the right place to have a speedy and quick reopening and recovery, said Elise Gould, a senior eco stanley cup nomist at the Economic Policy Institute.If you think back to last year, we heard a lot about letters and how they were to predict our economic recovery from the pandemic, the U, the V, the K-shaped recoveries. It s the K recovery and its widening disparity between the haves and have-nots stanley cup that is the reason why things might get better faster than some had expected as it gives a portion of the population more money to stimulate the economys growth.In January of last year, prior to COVID-19, the U.S. savings rate, or money stashed after bills and spending, was 7.9%, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.When COVID-19 hit in March, that number rose to 12.6%, and then by a month later, in April when lockdowns began, that number rocketed to 32.2% as spending decreased by 12.6%. We did decide that we would save more, that wed be more cautious about optional spending, said Denise King.King and her husband, Darrell Beauford, were two of those people. They were not remiss to the immense hardships so many in the country were facing. The unemployment rate rose from 3 stanley flask .5% to nearly 14.8
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Dominion Voting Systems filed a $1.3 billion defamation lawsuit M stanley cup onday against the founder and CEO of Minnesota-based MyPillow, saying that Mike Linde stanley cup ll falsely accused the company of rigging the 2020 presidential election.The lawsuit, filed in federal court in the District of Columbia, alleges that Lindell ignored repeated warnings from Dominion, a voting technology company that has filed similar lawsuits against Donald Trump lawyers Rudolph Giuliani and Sidney Powell.Dominion accuses Lindell of repeatedly telling what the lawsuit labels the Big Lie that the company used its technology to steal the election from Trump. No amount of money can repair the damage that s been done by these lies, which are easily disproved. Hundreds of documented audits and recounts have proven that Dominion machines accurately counted votes. We look fo stanley cup rward to proving these facts in a court of law, the lawsuit says.Lindell says he welcomes lawsuitLindell, known as the MyPillow Guy from his TV commercials, told The Associated Press that he welcomed the lawsuit and said the discovery process will prove him right. It s a very good day. I ve been looking forward to them finally suing, said Lindell, who went to the White House to promote his theories in the final days of the Trump administration.Lindell, an ardent Trump supporter, told CBS News Sara Cook last month: I want all the American people and the world to see the horrific Fcoa Prosecutors: Woman charged with murder injected buttocks with industrial-grade silicone
LEXINGTON, S.C. - The man who p yeezy olice say killed his five children waived his first court appearance Friday because he is being portraye adidas samba d as a monster and needs a mental health evaluation as soon as possible, his attorney said.Timothy Ray Jones Jr., 32, has been treated for mental health problems in the past, his attorney Aimee Zmroczek said. She would not specify what sort of treatment or problems he has had. He is being portrayed as a monster. He is just a man and is trying to deal with this situation, she said. He is scared and simply wants someone to guide him through the process. An initial appearance Friday was entirely unnecessary and could taint a potential jury pool and prevent him from receiving a fair trial, his lawyers said in court documents.Authorities said Jones killed his three boys and two girls, wrapped their bodies in separate trash bags and drove around for days across several states with their decomposing bodies before dumping them on a rural hilltop in Alabama. Zmroczek said Jones has been held in isolation under suicide watch. Lexington County authorities expect to transfer him to a state prison for his safety.In Mississippi, Jones children were remembered at the Amory Church of Christ. A program show af1 ed a photo of each child smiling and offered a description of what they liked to do.It said the youngest, 1-year-old Elaine, loved giving high fives and kisses. The oldest, Merah Gracie, enjoyed dressing up
Dominion Voting Systems filed a $1.3 billion defamation lawsuit M stanley cup onday against the founder and CEO of Minnesota-based MyPillow, saying that Mike Linde stanley cup ll falsely accused the company of rigging the 2020 presidential election.The lawsuit, filed in federal court in the District of Columbia, alleges that Lindell ignored repeated warnings from Dominion, a voting technology company that has filed similar lawsuits against Donald Trump lawyers Rudolph Giuliani and Sidney Powell.Dominion accuses Lindell of repeatedly telling what the lawsuit labels the Big Lie that the company used its technology to steal the election from Trump. No amount of money can repair the damage that s been done by these lies, which are easily disproved. Hundreds of documented audits and recounts have proven that Dominion machines accurately counted votes. We look fo stanley cup rward to proving these facts in a court of law, the lawsuit says.Lindell says he welcomes lawsuitLindell, known as the MyPillow Guy from his TV commercials, told The Associated Press that he welcomed the lawsuit and said the discovery process will prove him right. It s a very good day. I ve been looking forward to them finally suing, said Lindell, who went to the White House to promote his theories in the final days of the Trump administration.Lindell, an ardent Trump supporter, told CBS News Sara Cook last month: I want all the American people and the world to see the horrific Fcoa Prosecutors: Woman charged with murder injected buttocks with industrial-grade silicone
LEXINGTON, S.C. - The man who p yeezy olice say killed his five children waived his first court appearance Friday because he is being portraye adidas samba d as a monster and needs a mental health evaluation as soon as possible, his attorney said.Timothy Ray Jones Jr., 32, has been treated for mental health problems in the past, his attorney Aimee Zmroczek said. She would not specify what sort of treatment or problems he has had. He is being portrayed as a monster. He is just a man and is trying to deal with this situation, she said. He is scared and simply wants someone to guide him through the process. An initial appearance Friday was entirely unnecessary and could taint a potential jury pool and prevent him from receiving a fair trial, his lawyers said in court documents.Authorities said Jones killed his three boys and two girls, wrapped their bodies in separate trash bags and drove around for days across several states with their decomposing bodies before dumping them on a rural hilltop in Alabama. Zmroczek said Jones has been held in isolation under suicide watch. Lexington County authorities expect to transfer him to a state prison for his safety.In Mississippi, Jones children were remembered at the Amory Church of Christ. A program show af1 ed a photo of each child smiling and offered a description of what they liked to do.It said the youngest, 1-year-old Elaine, loved giving high fives and kisses. The oldest, Merah Gracie, enjoyed dressing up
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. 鈥?Florida s hemp gro stanley cup wers and sellers are holding their collective breath this week. Many are waiting and wondering i stanley deutschland f Gov. Ron DeSantis will sign or veto a bill that critics say could kill the industry. It heavily limits the stuff in hemp products that can get people high.In March, Florida lawmakers approved SB 1698. If signed by the governor, it bans the sale of products with cannabinoids delta-8 and limits those with delta-9. Its the stuff that, in large amounts, can get users high but also the active ingredient for so many products. The caps that they re putting in place would effectively ban, you know, 98% of the products that are on the Florida market, said David Charles, the co-founder of hemp startup MOOD.Charles is now mulling whether he ll need to pull his company operations out of Florida. The potential change in hemp law, he said, could ensure working here isn t worth it. I think the ban that they re putting in place would be akin to banning most liquor that s on the market, said Charles. Saying, OK, you can only have a beer, that s, you know, 1.5% beer. He s far from alone. Many connected to the state s estimated $10 billion industry said thousands of jobs and millions in tax revenue are at stake. Alex Petrick with Florida Hemp Distribution is another person worried about what comes next. I wouldn t say it would kill our business, Petrick said. It will dramatical stanley cup ly hurt our business. Petrick is already coming up with contingencies. He could Guov Tampa s Museum of Science and Industry makes face shields for Moffitt Cancer Center
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC confirmed a new fatal case of a rare disease, melioidosis, in Georgia.The case in Georgia is linked to three previous c stanley kubek ases in Kansas, Texa stanley quencher s and Minnesota, the CDC reported.The cases have included adults and children, two of whom have died, the CDC stated. CDC has collected and tested more than 100 samples from products, soil, and water in and around the patients homes. No samples have yet been positive for the bacteria Burkholderia pseudomallei, which causes melioidosis, the CDC said in a statement.The CDC believes an imported product or ingredient such as a food or drink, personal care or cleaning products or medicine is likely cause of the illness.Health officials are being advised to watch out for acute bacterial infections that dont respond to antibiotics. People experiencing cough, chest pain, high fever, headache or unexplained weight loss should see their doctor, the CDC recommended.Major risk factors for melioidosis are diabetes, liver or kidney disease, chronic lung disease, cancer or another condition that weakens the immune system. However, most children who get melioidosis do not have risk factors, the CDC said. .Page-below > .RichTextModule display:none; .Page-below .Link font-size: 12px; padding: 5px 10px;border: 1px solid 005687;border-radius: 4px;font-family: proxima-nova , sans-serif; R stanley en mexico eport a typo
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. 鈥?Florida s hemp gro stanley cup wers and sellers are holding their collective breath this week. Many are waiting and wondering i stanley deutschland f Gov. Ron DeSantis will sign or veto a bill that critics say could kill the industry. It heavily limits the stuff in hemp products that can get people high.In March, Florida lawmakers approved SB 1698. If signed by the governor, it bans the sale of products with cannabinoids delta-8 and limits those with delta-9. Its the stuff that, in large amounts, can get users high but also the active ingredient for so many products. The caps that they re putting in place would effectively ban, you know, 98% of the products that are on the Florida market, said David Charles, the co-founder of hemp startup MOOD.Charles is now mulling whether he ll need to pull his company operations out of Florida. The potential change in hemp law, he said, could ensure working here isn t worth it. I think the ban that they re putting in place would be akin to banning most liquor that s on the market, said Charles. Saying, OK, you can only have a beer, that s, you know, 1.5% beer. He s far from alone. Many connected to the state s estimated $10 billion industry said thousands of jobs and millions in tax revenue are at stake. Alex Petrick with Florida Hemp Distribution is another person worried about what comes next. I wouldn t say it would kill our business, Petrick said. It will dramatical stanley cup ly hurt our business. Petrick is already coming up with contingencies. He could Guov Tampa s Museum of Science and Industry makes face shields for Moffitt Cancer Center
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC confirmed a new fatal case of a rare disease, melioidosis, in Georgia.The case in Georgia is linked to three previous c stanley kubek ases in Kansas, Texa stanley quencher s and Minnesota, the CDC reported.The cases have included adults and children, two of whom have died, the CDC stated. CDC has collected and tested more than 100 samples from products, soil, and water in and around the patients homes. No samples have yet been positive for the bacteria Burkholderia pseudomallei, which causes melioidosis, the CDC said in a statement.The CDC believes an imported product or ingredient such as a food or drink, personal care or cleaning products or medicine is likely cause of the illness.Health officials are being advised to watch out for acute bacterial infections that dont respond to antibiotics. People experiencing cough, chest pain, high fever, headache or unexplained weight loss should see their doctor, the CDC recommended.Major risk factors for melioidosis are diabetes, liver or kidney disease, chronic lung disease, cancer or another condition that weakens the immune system. However, most children who get melioidosis do not have risk factors, the CDC said. .Page-below > .RichTextModule display:none; .Page-below .Link font-size: 12px; padding: 5px 10px;border: 1px solid 005687;border-radius: 4px;font-family: proxima-nova , sans-serif; R stanley en mexico eport a typo
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UPDATE: Jury selection in the case was paused on Monday.Read our latest storyfor stanley cup details.Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer who was seen in a disturbing video kneeling on the neck of an unarmed Black man for more than nine minutes, is scheduled to go on trial this week. The killing ofGeorge Floyddrew outrage and a worldwide reckoning on police reform and racial justice. Here s what to expect from the courtroom.Trial timelineJury selection is scheduled to begin Monday morning at the Hennepin County Government Center in downtown Minneapolis and last for three weeks. Opening statements are expected on March 29. Trial proceedings will span another two to four weeks, after which the jury will launch into deliberations for an indeterminate amount of time. The process is expected to be complete by mid- to late-April. If Chauvin is convicted, a sentencing hearing will be scheduled for a later stanley cup date. Chauvin will have the right to appeal. Key playersHennepin County District Judge Peter Cahill will preside over the trial. The office of Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is handling the prosecution against Chauvin, and Chauvin s defense lawyer is Eric Nelson. The case will be heard by a panel of 12 jurors along with up to four alternate jurors. The identities of the jurors will be kept secret, and all will be asked whether they can render an stanley cup impartial verdict despite the massive amount of publicity the case has received.The c Ibtp U.S. surpasses 4 million coronavirus cases
Special counsel Robert Mueller is aware of two conversations President Trump had in which he asked witnesses in the Russia investigation about matters discussed with the special counsel, according to The New York Times on Wednesday night. The Times based the story on three people familiar with the interactions.The Times report stanley cup ed that Mr. Trump told one White House aide that White House counsel Don McGahn should issue a statement denying a previous Times story claiming McGahn told investigators Mr. Trump asked him to fire Mueller. The president called that Times report fake news. In another instance, the Times reported based on two people familiar with the conversation, Mr. Trump asked his former chief of staff Reince Priebus how his interview with Mueller s team went, and whether the investigators were nice. The Times said the White House did not respond to multiple requests for comment. CBS News has also requested a comment from the White House. Less than an hour later Wednesday night, The Washington Post reported Mueller has evidence a previously reported converse 2017 meeting in Seychelles between Blackwater founder Erik Prince and a Russian official close to Russian president Vladimir Putin shortly before Mr. Trump s inauguration was an attempt to establish a Russian backchannel for communication between the Trump administration and the Russians.Mueller is probing Russian el stanley cup ection meddling, along with any ties to Trump associates. But the
UPDATE: Jury selection in the case was paused on Monday.Read our latest storyfor stanley cup details.Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer who was seen in a disturbing video kneeling on the neck of an unarmed Black man for more than nine minutes, is scheduled to go on trial this week. The killing ofGeorge Floyddrew outrage and a worldwide reckoning on police reform and racial justice. Here s what to expect from the courtroom.Trial timelineJury selection is scheduled to begin Monday morning at the Hennepin County Government Center in downtown Minneapolis and last for three weeks. Opening statements are expected on March 29. Trial proceedings will span another two to four weeks, after which the jury will launch into deliberations for an indeterminate amount of time. The process is expected to be complete by mid- to late-April. If Chauvin is convicted, a sentencing hearing will be scheduled for a later stanley cup date. Chauvin will have the right to appeal. Key playersHennepin County District Judge Peter Cahill will preside over the trial. The office of Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is handling the prosecution against Chauvin, and Chauvin s defense lawyer is Eric Nelson. The case will be heard by a panel of 12 jurors along with up to four alternate jurors. The identities of the jurors will be kept secret, and all will be asked whether they can render an stanley cup impartial verdict despite the massive amount of publicity the case has received.The c Ibtp U.S. surpasses 4 million coronavirus cases
Special counsel Robert Mueller is aware of two conversations President Trump had in which he asked witnesses in the Russia investigation about matters discussed with the special counsel, according to The New York Times on Wednesday night. The Times based the story on three people familiar with the interactions.The Times report stanley cup ed that Mr. Trump told one White House aide that White House counsel Don McGahn should issue a statement denying a previous Times story claiming McGahn told investigators Mr. Trump asked him to fire Mueller. The president called that Times report fake news. In another instance, the Times reported based on two people familiar with the conversation, Mr. Trump asked his former chief of staff Reince Priebus how his interview with Mueller s team went, and whether the investigators were nice. The Times said the White House did not respond to multiple requests for comment. CBS News has also requested a comment from the White House. Less than an hour later Wednesday night, The Washington Post reported Mueller has evidence a previously reported converse 2017 meeting in Seychelles between Blackwater founder Erik Prince and a Russian official close to Russian president Vladimir Putin shortly before Mr. Trump s inauguration was an attempt to establish a Russian backchannel for communication between the Trump administration and the Russians.Mueller is probing Russian el stanley cup ection meddling, along with any ties to Trump associates. But the
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Evacuation orders are in effect in Georgia following a fire at a chemical plant.The Symrise Chemical Plant is in Glynn County, Georgia. Its about 60 miles north of Jacksonville, Florida.The Glynn County Sheriffs Office said Monday morning that multiple explosions had been reported.It announced evacuations for people in Hickory Bluff, Sanctuary Cove, Satilla Shores and Royal Oaks.A spokesperson for the Glynn County government told The Associated Press tha stanley cups t officials are worried about smoke drifting into populated areas.A fire official added that the fire is no longer widespread, but crews are staying away from areas with hazardous chemicals.Its unclear what start stanley taza ed the fire at the plant, which reportedly produces ingredients for food and cosmetics. .Page-below > .RichTextModule display:none; .Page-below .Link font-siz stanley cups e: 12px; padding: 5px 10px;border: 1px solid 005687;border-radius: 4px;font-family: proxima-nova , sans-serif; Report a typo Ycnh Ellen DeGeneres considering ending her talk show
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Columnist Charles Blow of The New York Times offers his thoughts on the horrific beating of motorist Tyre Nichols by five Memphis police officers, and its aftermath:How many Black death spectacles have we witnessed How many times, and in how many ways, have we seen police officers taking Black life in this country I ve lost count.The sheer volume is depressing and desensitizing. The killing of Tyre Nichols now adds another sad and tragic data point to that long line of stanley cup tragedies. New York Times columnist Charles Blow. CBS News The televised countdown to the release of the video that captured his demise further made sport of his death, and devalued his life. It furthered the theater-making of Black people s pain, and it underscores America s perverse abandonment of the commitment it made to change, after the death of George Floyd and the historic summer of protest that it begat. Tyre Nichols death is America s shame, because Amer stanley cup ica came to a full understanding that police violence was a problem, and then it simply walke stanley cup d away before the work was done and the war was won.What we know about Tyre Nichols death and the officers charged with his murderIndependent autopsy finds Tyre Nichols suffered excessive bleeding after encounter with police, family lawyers sayTyre Nichols creative soul honored in wake of his violent Tvmn Tornado causes damage in rural Mississippi as storm batters South
PENNSAUKEN, N.J. --An Earth Day effort to clean up a trash-ridden New Jersey river took a grisly turn when a volunteer uncovered a human skull.Volunteers on Saturday were cleaning up the Cooper River in Pennsauken Township, across the Delaware River from Philadelphia, when one of them reached for what he thought was a white milk jug but turned out to be an intact human skull, according to Kelly Offner, cleanup program coordinator with outdoor apparel company United by Blue. It was certainly one of the weirdest things we ever found, Offner air force 1 said. The volunteer who found the skull was knee-deep in mud in the tidal river when it was found, said Offner, who was also there. Volunteers marked the site by putting a glove on top of a sti stanley cup ck nearby and called the police, she said.Pennsauken Township Police and the Camden County Prosecutor s Office taped off the area and asked people to stay away, Offner said. The Camden County Prosecutor s Office confirmed the remains were human and says an investigation is underway but declined to give other details.United by Blue cleans up a pound of tras adidas originals h for every item it sells, Offner said, and weird items are usually limited to tractor tires, some clothing and once a medical bracelet from the 1970s. On Saturday, volunteers recovered about 5 tons of trash, she said. ponent--type-recirculation .item:nth-child 5 { display: non
Columnist Charles Blow of The New York Times offers his thoughts on the horrific beating of motorist Tyre Nichols by five Memphis police officers, and its aftermath:How many Black death spectacles have we witnessed How many times, and in how many ways, have we seen police officers taking Black life in this country I ve lost count.The sheer volume is depressing and desensitizing. The killing of Tyre Nichols now adds another sad and tragic data point to that long line of stanley cup tragedies. New York Times columnist Charles Blow. CBS News The televised countdown to the release of the video that captured his demise further made sport of his death, and devalued his life. It furthered the theater-making of Black people s pain, and it underscores America s perverse abandonment of the commitment it made to change, after the death of George Floyd and the historic summer of protest that it begat. Tyre Nichols death is America s shame, because Amer stanley cup ica came to a full understanding that police violence was a problem, and then it simply walke stanley cup d away before the work was done and the war was won.What we know about Tyre Nichols death and the officers charged with his murderIndependent autopsy finds Tyre Nichols suffered excessive bleeding after encounter with police, family lawyers sayTyre Nichols creative soul honored in wake of his violent Tvmn Tornado causes damage in rural Mississippi as storm batters South
PENNSAUKEN, N.J. --An Earth Day effort to clean up a trash-ridden New Jersey river took a grisly turn when a volunteer uncovered a human skull.Volunteers on Saturday were cleaning up the Cooper River in Pennsauken Township, across the Delaware River from Philadelphia, when one of them reached for what he thought was a white milk jug but turned out to be an intact human skull, according to Kelly Offner, cleanup program coordinator with outdoor apparel company United by Blue. It was certainly one of the weirdest things we ever found, Offner air force 1 said. The volunteer who found the skull was knee-deep in mud in the tidal river when it was found, said Offner, who was also there. Volunteers marked the site by putting a glove on top of a sti stanley cup ck nearby and called the police, she said.Pennsauken Township Police and the Camden County Prosecutor s Office taped off the area and asked people to stay away, Offner said. The Camden County Prosecutor s Office confirmed the remains were human and says an investigation is underway but declined to give other details.United by Blue cleans up a pound of tras adidas originals h for every item it sells, Offner said, and weird items are usually limited to tractor tires, some clothing and once a medical bracelet from the 1970s. On Saturday, volunteers recovered about 5 tons of trash, she said. ponent--type-recirculation .item:nth-child 5 { display: non
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A relentless summer with record-breaking sweltering temperatures is putting the human body to the test. We are the warmest we have been in 1,000 years based on the best possible data that we have, said Carlos Del Castillo, the NASA鈥疧cea stanley cup n Ecology Laboratory chief.Scientific data is forecasting that July will be the hottest month globally on record, and possibly the warmest human civilization has ever experienced.Dr. Pope Moseley is a research professor at Arizona State University and a lung and intensive care unit physician. He is one of two professors studying the impacts of extreme heat on the body in Arizona, using hospital and population data. The majority of people who are affected by heat and who seek hospital care or become seriously ill are not captured under the heat-related illness banner, said Moseley. Heat is the force multiplier of chronic disease. He says he wants to highlight the health implications of excessive heat beyond just the stanley cup data on common heat illnesses. More than 65% of people have at least one chronic condition, and 40% have two or more. So, these chronic conditions are activated and made worse by heat, said Moseley.SEE MORE: Over half the US is under extreme heat or flood warningsHe says research shows that during heat waves, blood stream infections go up, suicides rates tick up 1% to 2%, overdoses increase, and hospitalizations for dementia and heart attacks increase.A recent r stanley flask eport published by the American Heart Associationalso found that the Pxyj 600-pound statue of a Tuskegee Airman recovered after being stolen in Detroit
CHICAGO AP 鈥?Steve McMichael, a star defensive tackle on the Chicago Bears 1985 Super Bowl champ stanley thermos ionship team, says he has been diagnosed with Lou Gehrig s disease. The 63-year-old McMichael disclosed his condition to the Chicago Tribune. The disease, also known as ALS, affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord, causing a loss of muscle control. McMichael said his arms began tingling a while back and thought it was because of neck or spine issues from his playing days or while he was a professional wrestler, The Associated Press reported.He went to the Mayo Clinic in September, and a neurosurgeon suggested he had ALS. He sought other opinions, and doctors in Chicago confirmed the diagnosis in January.McMichael said he went public with his diagnosis because he wanted stanley en mexico people to know why he will no longer make appearances or provide analysis of the Bears on Chicagos WMVP-AM. McMichael was an All-Pro in 1985 and 1987. He played in a franchise-record 191 c stanley flask onsecutive games from 1981 to 1993 and ranks second to Richard Dent on the Bears all-time sacks list with 92 1/2.
A relentless summer with record-breaking sweltering temperatures is putting the human body to the test. We are the warmest we have been in 1,000 years based on the best possible data that we have, said Carlos Del Castillo, the NASA鈥疧cea stanley cup n Ecology Laboratory chief.Scientific data is forecasting that July will be the hottest month globally on record, and possibly the warmest human civilization has ever experienced.Dr. Pope Moseley is a research professor at Arizona State University and a lung and intensive care unit physician. He is one of two professors studying the impacts of extreme heat on the body in Arizona, using hospital and population data. The majority of people who are affected by heat and who seek hospital care or become seriously ill are not captured under the heat-related illness banner, said Moseley. Heat is the force multiplier of chronic disease. He says he wants to highlight the health implications of excessive heat beyond just the stanley cup data on common heat illnesses. More than 65% of people have at least one chronic condition, and 40% have two or more. So, these chronic conditions are activated and made worse by heat, said Moseley.SEE MORE: Over half the US is under extreme heat or flood warningsHe says research shows that during heat waves, blood stream infections go up, suicides rates tick up 1% to 2%, overdoses increase, and hospitalizations for dementia and heart attacks increase.A recent r stanley flask eport published by the American Heart Associationalso found that the Pxyj 600-pound statue of a Tuskegee Airman recovered after being stolen in Detroit
CHICAGO AP 鈥?Steve McMichael, a star defensive tackle on the Chicago Bears 1985 Super Bowl champ stanley thermos ionship team, says he has been diagnosed with Lou Gehrig s disease. The 63-year-old McMichael disclosed his condition to the Chicago Tribune. The disease, also known as ALS, affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord, causing a loss of muscle control. McMichael said his arms began tingling a while back and thought it was because of neck or spine issues from his playing days or while he was a professional wrestler, The Associated Press reported.He went to the Mayo Clinic in September, and a neurosurgeon suggested he had ALS. He sought other opinions, and doctors in Chicago confirmed the diagnosis in January.McMichael said he went public with his diagnosis because he wanted stanley en mexico people to know why he will no longer make appearances or provide analysis of the Bears on Chicagos WMVP-AM. McMichael was an All-Pro in 1985 and 1987. He played in a franchise-record 191 c stanley flask onsecutive games from 1981 to 1993 and ranks second to Richard Dent on the Bears all-time sacks list with 92 1/2.