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Following a major recall in mid-March, avocados are making the news again 鈥?but this time, it s because the import from Mexico would stop coming to the U.S. if the border with Mexico is closed.Almost half of imported vegetables to the U.S. come stanley cup from Mex stanley canada ico, and 40 percent of imported fruit is grown there. President Donald Trump wants to shut down the U.S.-Mexico border if Mexico does not stop immigrants from illegally crossing into the United States.That closure could disrupt a large amount of trade 鈥?$137 billion just in food imports, NBC News reports. The barriers will have a high economical impact, and that will affect consumer wallets as the price of goods increases due to demand.The President says there is a very good likelihood the border will get closed off. Mexico will also feel big effects as its economy will be pinched with the money from those imports being decreased. It has not been made clear when Trump plans to put a closure into effect. He is still pushing Congress to figure out a border wall funding solution.CNN reports that Kevin Hassett, the chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, said in the event of a border closure there may be special rules around certain things that are needed. stanley cupe There s a lot of stuff that moves and exactly how Customs and Border Patrol would deal with that would be something that we ll have to confer with them about, should we Drpw Crash test intensifies call for side bumpers on tractor-trailers
Women are underpaid. As of 2015, women working full time earned 80% of what men working full time did, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. So it should be no surprise that research has shown women receiveless money from Social Securityupon retirem stanley cups uk ent and take longer topay off their student loans.So how can you make up that ground Negotiating your salaryis a start. Use these tips from other professional women next time you get a job offer, and youll do your part to eliminate the wage gap. 1. Recognize that negotiating is an assetMany hiring managers are prepared to give you $10,000 to $15,000 more than they offer 鈥?but they wont do it unless you ask, says Kate Gremillion, a career consultant and CEO of Mavenly + Co., an Atlanta-based company that provides professional development resources for women.Negotiating can even help you as youre getting started in a career. More than three-quarters of employers said recent graduates appeared more confident when they asked for more money, according to a 2015 NerdWalletsurvey.Flexing negotiation muscle can also demonstrate your effectiveness as an employee. One 2013 Harvard Kennedy Schoolstudyfound women experienced better salary negotiation outcomes when they said, Im hopeful youll see my skill at negotiating as something important I bring to the job. 2. Research using industry contactsYou probably know you should research your market value 鈥?the salary you can expect based on your experie stanley cup nce, education level, industry and stanley botella loc

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The trustees who oversee the finances of Medicare and Social Security said Friday that both programs will exhaust their trust funds sooner than previously expected. The Medicare Trustees report projected funds for the Medicare hospital insurance fund would be insolvent by 2024. That five years earlier than last year estimate. Last year report extended the life of the Medicare fund by 12 years to include projected savings under the health care reform law. Given the continuing battle playing out debts, deficits and entitlement spending, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, who is chairman of the trustee panel, told reporters Friday that the new stanley cup projections demonstrate the need to act sooner rather than later to make reforms to our entitlement programs.We should not wait for the trust funds to be exhausted, he said, to protect our current and future retirees.Social Security trust fund will be exhausted in 2036, one year earlier than estimated.But administration officials were quick to point out that the program will still pay benefits then but not the full amount that retirees expect.Exhaustion in 2036 means that we ;ll have money to pay a little more than three-quarters of the benefit, said Michael Astrue, commissioner of the Social Security Administration.That not good, stanley cup he said, and emphasized that a program that supplies about 41 perc stanley cup ent of all i Ldff Biden administration will lend $1.5 billion to restart Michigan nuclear power plant, a first in the U.S.
MADISON, Wis. AP 鈥?Wisconsin officials have destroyed the rifle Kyle Rittenhouse used to shoot three p adidas campus eople during street protests in Kenosha in 2020.WISN-TV reported Friday that the state crime lab destroyed the rifle on Feb. 25. The station posted video showing technicians unboxing the gun and stanley cup feeding into a shredder.Rittenhouse attorneys and prosecutors agreed in January that the gun would be destroyed, Rittenhouse lead attorney, Mark Richards, said Rittenhouse didn ;t want someone to buy it and turn it into a trophy. The agreement called for the process to be recorded.WATCH: How the self-defense argument played out in Rittenhouse, Arbery trialsRittenhouse shot and killed Joseph Rosenbaum and Anthony Huber and wounded Gaige Grosskreutz during the protests in August 2020. The demonstrations began after a white police officer shot Jacob Blake, a Black man, during a domestic disturbance. The shooting left Blake paralyzed from the waist down.Prosecutors filed multiple charges against Rittenhouse. A jury acquitted him on all counts in November after he argued all three men attacked him and he was forced to fire in self-defense.Rittenhouse was 17 at the time of the protests, too young to buy a firearm in Wisconsin. His friend, Dominick Black, bought the gun for him earlier that year. Black pleaded no contest in January to contributing to the delinquency of a minor. stanley cup Lef

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MADISON, Wis. -- 25-year-old Ben Belzer, Gov. Tony Evers personal assistant, was killed in a tubing accident over the weekend, the governor s office said Monday.Belzer joined the governor as his personal assistant in February of 2019. He was raised in La Crosse and was a graduate of UW-Madison, according to a news release. Kathy and I and my team are stunned by the loss of Ben this past weekend. Its unimaginable that hes gone, Gov. Evers said in the release. stanley website Ben was simply incomparable. He was remarkably talented and, even at 25, thoughtful and mature beyond his years. He was exceptionally bright and inquisitive, and he had a thirst for knowledge and understanding of our state and our world. Office of Governor Tony Evers Ben Belzer stanley cup - courtesy Office of Governor Tony Evers He brought out the best of us with his wit, never shying away from a laugh even in the most frustrating of times. Ben was always optimistic about how we could be part of making this world a better place. He brought an unrelenting joy and drive to his job and the work we do each day, and it resonated with every person we met, everywhere we went. Belze stanley mug r was one of five people that Gov. Evers kept his interactions limited to during the COVID-19 pandemic, the governor said. We are devastated by Bens death, and our thoughts and prayers are with Bens family and friends as we all mourn the loss of an exceptional young man who was taken from us far, far too soon. Report Ornw Colorado mom says paramedics took away daughter s chance to live after tragic crash
MILWAUKEE -- stanley botella Three Milwaukee County jail staff members have been criminally charged in connection with the death of Terrill Thomas, an inmate who died of dehydration in 2016.Jail Commander Maj. Nancy Evans, Lt. KashkaMeadors, and Correctional Officer James Ramsey-Guy were a stanley kaffeebecher ll charged Monday and will appear in court Monday afternoon.Thomas, 38, died April 24, 2016 while in solitary confinement. He was booked into jail on shooting charges. His attorney says his water was shut off for six days before his death.Last year, a jury determined that seven members of the jail staff who may have played a role in Thomas death should be charged. Along with Evans, Meadors, and Ramsey-Guy, the seven includedCorrectional Officers Thomas Laine, John Weber, JorDan Johnson and Dominique Smith.Meadors gave the order to turn off Thomas water after Thomas flooded his cell in the mental health unit. He was transferred to the disciplinary unit and that s when Meadors ordered Officer Ramsey-Guy to turn off the water to Thomas cell until he calms down. That action was never logged in any official jail log, or mentioned in any staff briefing, according to testimony. As a result, Thomas water was never turned back on.Jail policy states that an inmate should have 24/7 access to water in stanley taza their cell. While in the disciplinary pod, inmates are only given a meal with a drink on Sundays. Every other day, inmates are given something called Nutraloaf, a food served in prisons and jails across the country.

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WASHINGTON AP 鈥?Former Trump White House official Peter Navarro pleaded not guilty Friday to contempt of Congress charges after refusing to cooperate with a congressional investigation into the聽Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.Navarro, 72, appeared in federal court in Washington to be聽arraigned on the two-count indictment.He was charged with one contempt count for failing to appear for a deposition before the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack and a second charge for failing to produce documents the committee requested.READ MORE: Justice Department says Navarro lied about being denied a lawyer, foodU.S. District Judge Amit Mehta scheduled a trial for November. Navarros lawyers asked for the trial to be held next year, saying the case presented constitutional and legal questions that need to be litigated.Navarro has argued that the select committee investigating the attack is unlawful and therefore a subpoena it issued to him in February is unenforceable under law. stanley cup stanley cup Le stanley cup ft: White House trade adviser Peter Navarro listens to a news conference about a presidential executive order relating to military veterans outside of the West Wing of the White House in Washington, U.S. March 4, 2019. Photo by Leah Millis/REUTERS Related WATCH: Greg Jacob says Pence believed framers wo Wdde G-8 Will Expand Permanently to G-20 for Economic Issues
TEHRAN, Iran 鈥?Iran announc yeezy ed on Sunday its highest stanley cup single-day death toll from the coronavirus with 251 confirmed dead, the same day local media reported two senior officials had been infected and the nations currency plunged to its lowest level ever.Health Ministry spokesperson Sima Sadat Lari said the total confirmed death toll now stands at 28,544, making Iran the hardest-hit country in the region. Iran had just recently recorded its highest daily death toll four days earlier with 239 new fatalities.A further 3,822 new cases were confirmed over the past 24 hour-period, raising recorded nationwide cases to 500,075. Nearly 4,500 patients are in critical condition.Among those recent jordan ly infected is the head of the countrys atomic energy organization, the latest senior official to test positive for the virus.The semiofficial Tasnim news agency said Ali Akbar Salehi, who is also a vice president of Iran, had confirmed positive for the virus last week and has been in home quarantine since. The news agency reported that his health condition is currently good.A separate report by the news agency said the countrys vice president in charge of budget and planning, Mohammad Bagher Nobakht, had also tested positive for the coronavirus.Iran has struggled to contain the spread of the virus across this nation of 80 million people, initially beating it back only to see a spike in cases again, beginning in June. The government has largely resisted imposing wide-scale lockdowns as the economy

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As New York City deals with a mounting coronavirus death to stanley botella ll, the city has shortened the amount of time it will hold unclaimed remains. The medic stanley taza al examiner s office says it will n stanley deutschland ow keep bodies in storage for just 14 days before they re buried in the city s potter s field on Hart Island. Typically, bodies can be kept in morgues for two months before they re buried at Hart Island.The office says it s changing policy to free up space at the city s morgues.Normally, about 25 bodies a week are interred on the island, mostly for people who go unclaimed by relatives or whose families can t afford a funeral. Now, city officials there say that they are burying around 24 bodies a day.More than a million people are interred on the island.As of Friday morning, at least 5,150 in New York City had died of the coronavirus. Across the state, more than 161,000 cases of the virus have been confirmed 鈥? more than any other country in the world. Wswi Put your quot;paws quot; together for Delavan shelter s grand opening
Christian radio host Bryan Fischer claims that the solar eclipse may be a message from God.The Focal Point host interpreted that the sun and moon serve as signs of the work of the Prince of Darkness in obscuring the light of Gods truth. Hes calling his followers to fight the darkness that we may return this nation to an unapologetic acknowledgement and embrace of the God of the Founders and his trans stanley flasche cendent standard for human behavior. Fischer isnt the only evangelical to interpret the eclipse. Other leaders including Anne Graham Lotz, daughter of famous evangelist Billy Graham, and Christian Post columnist Reverend Mark H. Creech both agree that the eclipse could be a signal of darker things to come. Is it a sign from the heavens calling upon our nation to turn from its sins and to Christ or suffer stanley cup the consequences I dont really know, Creech wrote in stanley us an article. What I do know, however, is that we would be wise to treat it as though this very well may be the case.

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WASHINGTON AP 鈥?stanley cup Inflation relentless surge didn ;t merely persist in June. It accelerated.For the 12 months ending in June,聽the government consumer stanley cup price index rocketed 9.1 percent, the fastest year-over-year jump since 1981.And that was nothing next to what energy prices did: Fueled by heavy demand and by Russia invasion of Ukraine, energy costs shot up nearly 42 percent, in the past 12 months, the largest such jump since 1980.Even if you stanley cup toss out food and energy prices 鈥?which are notoriously volatile and have driven much of the price spike 鈥?so-called core inflation soared 5.9 percent, over the past year.Consumers have endured the pain in everyday routines. Unleaded gasoline is up 61 percent, in the past year. Men suits, jackets and coats, 25 percent, Airline tickets, 34 percent. Eggs 33 percent. Breakfast sausage, 14 percent.READ MORE: No guarantee Fed can tame inflation without hurting employment, Powell warnsUnder Chair Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve never anticipated inflation this severe or persistent. Yet after having been merely an afterthought for decades, high inflation reasserted itself with ferocious speed as shortages of labor and supplies ran up against a propulsive rise in demand for goods and services across the economy.In February 2021, the consumer price index was running just 1.7 percent above its level a year earlier. From there, it accelerated 鈥?past 2 percent in March, past 4 percent in April and 5 percent in Tqop Oil Spill Liability a Complicated Legal Web
WASHINGTON AP 鈥?Rising consumer prices in the United States moderated again last month, bolstering hopes that inflation grip on the economy will continue to ease this year and possibly require less drastic action by the Federal Reserve to control it.Inflation eased to 6.5 percent in December compared with 12 months earlier, the government said Thursday. It was the sixth straight year-over-year slowdown. On a monthly basis, prices actually slipped 0.1 percent from November to December, the first such drop since May 2020.The softer readings add to growing signs that the worst inflation bout in four decades is gradually waning. Still, adidas originals the Fed doesn ;t expect inflati stanley cup on to slow enough to get close to its 2 percent target until well into 2024. The central bank is expected to raise its benchmark rate by at least a quarter-point when it next meets at the end of this month.Even as it gradually slows, inflation remains a painful reality for many Americans, especially with such necessities as food, energy and rents having soared over the past 18 months.WATCH: Biden addresses new inflation report, classified documents found at homeFor now, inflation is falling, with the national average price of a gallon of gas declining from a $5 a gal af1 lon peak in June to $3.27 a gallon as of Wednesday, according to AAA.Supply chain snarls that previously inflated the cost of goods have largely unraveled. Consumers have also shifted much of their spending away from physical goods and inste

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A lot has changed since the Democratic National Committee picked Milwauke stanley cup e for its national convention. TMJ4 s Charles Benson talked with the party s Chairman Tom Perez about the DNC political convention, pandemic and protests. Benson: Where are we right now in this country on the conversation around the use of poli stanley cup becher ce force Is this the eye of a storm Perez: You know, civil rights has always been the unfinished business of America and the senseless murder of George Floyd has laid bare what I saw in my work. Chairman Tom Perez has seen and participated in the George Floyd protests. As a former civil rights attorney, he credits former Vice President Joe Biden for help passing a law that allowed the Justice Department to take a deep dive into police department s patterns and practices. What s the use of force policies What s the role of the community in all of these investigation stanley spain s We gave the community a seat at the table, said Perez.President Trump responded to the unrest during a speech at the White House.Watch Charles full interview with DNC Chair Perez: DNC Chair Tom Perez says civil rights has always been the unfinished business of America America needs creation, not destruction; cooperation, not contempt; security, not anarchy; healing, not hatred; justice, not chaos, the president said.Benson: Is this a good sign that the economy is beginning to recover from the coronavirus shutdown Perez: I always want more pe Oksf Daughter of slain crossing guard asks man accused of killing DPW employee to turn himself in
If you have tried signing up for the Equifax free credit monitoring, or any credit freeze in recent days, you may have hit a road bump.One woman is more than frustrated trying to lock up her credit file without paying a fortune, and wonders if the big credit stanley ca agencies are trying to profit from the big Equifax data breach.No luck getting throughKathy Payne said she and many of her friends have been struggling to sign up for Equifax s free credit monitoring, but have had little luck. They keep getting knocked off the website, it freezes up, and no one I know has been able to get stanley kaffeebecher through on the phone either, she said.So she decided to get a one-time credit freeze at all threecredit bureaus, which she has heard is better than monitoring, as it prevents anyone from accessing your files and applying for credit.But Payne soon discovered that signing up for a credit freeze is not as easy as it first seems.Where is the credit freeze page I went to TransUnion first, and I can t get anywhere except a page that s offering monitoring for $19.95 a month. A credit freeze, under an agreement between the credit bureaus and states, should cost cups stanley just a one time fee of $5 to $10 and it should be free for ID theft victims .But Payne says everything she tried at TransUnion led to a paid service, for $19.95 a month, or over $200 a year. Every tab TransUnion offers across their website, every tab takes you to the same page for $19.95 a month, Payne said.Others have noticed it too. Veteran consumer

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President Donald Trump said Thursday he was replacing national security adviser H.R. McMaster with former U.N. ambas stanley cup sador and longtime Fox News commentator John Bolton the third person to hold that position in 14 months.The move comes 10 days after President Trump fired Rex Tillerson as secretary of state, nominating CIA Director Mike Pompeo to take his place. This leaves Mr. Trump with two new members of his national security team, at a time when he preparing for a historic meeting with North Korea over its nuclear program.Supporters say the addition of Bolton will lead to more aggressive foreign policy. Critics, like Rep. Barbara Lee, D-Calif., say they hear the drumbeats of war. Here what we know about where Bolton stands on the issues and how that could influence Trump foreign policy.North KoreaA combination photo of U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Photos by Kevin Lamarque and KCNA/Handout via ReutersOne of Bolton earliest tests will come as Trump prepares for a meeting with Kim Jong Un, which is scheduled for sometime before May.In late February, Bolton wr stanley cup ote an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal, titled The Legal Case for Striking North Korea First. Bol stanley cup ton has derided the planned Trump-Kim Jong Un summit as useless and a delaying tactic by Kim as he pursues nuclear weapons, said Cliff Kupchan, chairman of Eurasia Group. The Trump-Kim summit, if it still happens at all, will end quickly in acri Tput Al Franken apologizes to women who said he groped them
Last week in this space, I mused about how quick we can be to over interpret events and ascribe tenuous meaning to actions that so often defy explanation.Less than 48 hours after I posted that column, 19 people were gunned down in a Tucson parking lot six died and suddenly we wer adidas samba e sucked into a situation in which symbolism seems all too real.Guns. Mental illness. Overheated political speech. Personal security. Everyone flocked to their favorite theory.We can be a nation of extremes, especially when it comes to fraught debate. Usually we manage to set aside the vitriol in times of national shock and grief. That didn ;t happen after the Tucson shootings. Perhaps our debates move too fast now, making it nearly impo stanley cup ssible to decide what we really think before the accusations begin to fly. In such an overheated rhetorical environment, symbols morph into reality, stanley cup meaning becomes subjective, and it seems that absolutely everyone stops listening to each other.That never good. Trapped within partisan echo chambers, politicians and pundits regularly lose sight of what ordinary shades-of-gray Americans are thinking about. Who had the most compelling story this week Sarah Palin or Christina Taylor Green Daniel Hernandez or the angry gun control and second amendment advocates The answer became crystal clear Wednesday night when President Obama cruised right past the accusations of blood libel that Palin had leveled earlier in the day, and denu

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Cargo containers sit stacked on a ship at the Port of New Orleans in Louisiana. Photo by Paul Taggart/Bloomberg via Getty Images.Paul Solman answers questions from NewsHour viewers and web users on business and economic news here on his Making Sen$e page. Here Thursday query:Name: Joel SocwellQuestion: I have been listening to the debate about taxing income versus cutting spending. I also recently visited the old U stanley cup .S. customs house in New York City, now a Native American Museum. In that museum it said that at one time the U.S. government paid for all its debt from a war by tariffs on imported goods. In fact, it only took ONE YEAR to pay off the whole U.S. debt. If we put a 15 percent tariff on all imported goods, how much money would that tax generate each year How long to pay off the national debt if spending was halted at current levels Could it make Social stanley cup Security solid for the next 50 years For some time it has occurred to me that we the people have more to lose from free trade than we have to gain. Manufacturing based inside the U.S. is the key to employment and future growth. A tariff on all imported goods would go a long way to stimulate domestic manufacturing growth without the need for the government to spend money. And if the tariff stanley cup would instead put money into the national government without increasing the tax on income of any class other than making it harder for large corporations to get supper cheap goods to market 8230; Opbc Live Chat: Gwen Ifill answers your questions
PORTLAND, Ore. AP 鈥?People streamed into cooling centers and misting stations Wednesday as the Pacific Northwest began sweltering under another major, multiday heat wave just over a month after record-shattering hot weather killed hundreds of the region most vulnerable people.Temperatures soared above 90 degrees Fahrenheit 32 Celsius by early afternoon in Portland, Oregon. In a worst-case scena adidas campus rio, the temperature could reach as high as 111 F 44 C in some parts of western Oregon by Friday before a weekend cooldown, the National Weather Service warned this week. It more likely temperatures will rise above 100 F 38 C for three consecutive days, peaking around 105 F 40.5 C on Thursday.READ MORE: We dont know exactly how many people are dying from heat 鈥?heres whyThe high temperatures in a usually temperate region would break all-time records this week if the late June heat wave had not done so already, meteorologist Tyler Kranz said. Seattle will be cooler than Portland, with temperatures in the mid-90s, but it still has a chance to break records, and many people there, like in Oreg stanley cup on, don ;t have air conditioning.We ;ll often hear people say, Who cares if it 106 or 108 It gets this hot in Arizona all the time. ; Well, people in Arizona have air conditioning, and here in the Pacific Northwest, a lot of people don ;t, Kranz said. You can ;t really compare us t air max 1 o the desert Southwe

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Three people have died during the swimmin stanley cups uk g portion of recent Wisconsin triathlons,and experts say the water portion is the most dangerous. New Berlin Man Dies After Crashing Into ChurchTwo men died during last weekend s Ironman 70.3 in Madison, and one more died earlier this month in the Lake Mills Triathlon. Dwight Sandvold of Fitness and Sports Training FAST in Nashotah has participated in or trained athletes for triathlons for the last three decades. The swim is the thing that really takes the longest to master. 鈥?It s technically the most difficult of all the events. If youre really inefficient in the water, 50 yards in a pool even can be exhausting, Sandvold said. Dr. David Ross, M.D. of Ascension Wisconsin, who is a sports medicine specialist, says all parts of a triathlon are challenging stanley mug to your body, but he agrees the swimming portion is the most dangerous. Quite simply because it can be hard to rescue a swimmer in trouble. A cardiac event is typically what occurs, and patients can be healthy and at the top of their sport and can wind up having one of these events occur still, Ross said. Ross recommends any athlete thinking of taking part in one of these high-endurance type of events consult with their doctor. Speak with your doctor, talk with them if you have a cardiac history in your family. If theres been anyone in your family that has died of uncertain cause stanley cup s, he said.The exact causes of death for the athletes have not been released. The men in the three i Qsqd Celebrating all things Greek in Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner s Office respondedto an infant death at a residence near the intersection of 50thand Locust Streets on the city s north side Tuesday morning.The cause of death is currently unknown. The Medical Examiner s Office says an autopsy will be performed sometime on Wednesday.MCMEO responding to an infant death in the 2800 blk of N. 50 St. Autopsy tomorrow. No further info to be released.鈥?Medical Examiner @mkemedexamine September 12, 2017No other information has been released at this time.Stay with TODAY S stanley quencher TMJ4 for further updates on this developing story.Mi stanley cup lwaukee stanley cup Woman Charged In Death Of 7-Week-Old Baby At Her Daycare

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Former President Bill Clinton s spokesman said Monday that Clinton knows nothing about stanley cup Jeffrey Epstein s terrible crimes, after the multi-millionaire was accused by federal prosecutors of running a sex trafficking ring where he paid girls as young stanley spain as 14 to have sex with him. President Clinton knows nothing about the terrible crimes Jeffrey Epstein pleaded guilty to in Florida some years ago, or those with which he has been recently charged in New York, Clinton s spokesman, Angel Ure帽a, said in a statement posted to Twitter. Ure帽a went on to give what he said was a summary of Clinton s experiences with Epstein. In 2002 and 2003, President Clinton took a total of four trips on Jeffrey Epstein s airplane: one to Europe, one to Asia, and botella stanley two to Africa, which included stops in connection with the work of the Clinton Foundation, the statement continues, noting staff, supporters of the foundation and Clinton s Secret Service detail traveled with the former President. He had one meeting with Epstein in his Harlem office in 2002, and around the same time made one brief visit to Epstein s New York apartment with a staff member and his security detail, the statement reads. He s not spoken to Epstein in well over a decade, the statement adds, and has never been to Little St. James Island, Epstein s ranch in New Mexico, or his residence in Florida. Federal prosecutors in New Yor Pnnc Man drowns after ATV falls through ice in Fond du Lac County
The community continues to respond to the Department of Justice draft report on the Milwaukee Police Department.One coalition of more than 20 local organizations hopes the recommendations will help drive change.Grandmother Accused Of Locking Child In Kennel I thought that the findings pretty mu stanley termos ch mirrored what it is we ve been talking about all the time, said Dr. R.L. McNeely from the Community Coalition for Quality Policing.The Coalition has more than 20 groups involved. The 200 page report emphasizes community pol stanley cup becher icing. CC4QP wants to see community members more involved in advising MPD. To ensure that confidence on stanley cup price the part of the community is a part of the process, said McNeely.Police Chief Ed Flynn said he disagrees with parts of the report. The commission pointed out there are serious flaws as that report pertained to them, not surprisingly there are serious flaws as the report pertains to us, he said Thursday.Flynn has taken steps to implement community policing practices. However, the DOJ report indicates they interviewed officers who couldn t consistently explain what community policing means. THE COP report showed that there isn t that improvement in the community, said Fred Royal from the NAACP.The report also addresses the need for changes to hiring, force diversity, the use of deadly force and emphasis on community relations.While the coalition said they aren t working with MPD now, they would like to in the future. I m always open to bring the best positive r

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On an explosive day in Washington that saw President Donald Trumps former personal lawyer call him a racist and a con artist during a congressional hearing, one exchange between Rep. Mark Meadows, R-N.C., and Michael Cohen stood out: Th stanley cup e lawmaker called up a black former Trump Organization employee as evidence that the president stanley cup harbors no racial bias.Cohens opening statement at a hearing of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, during which he called Trump a racist and recalled numerous instances where his former boss had made bias remarks, sparked the back-and-forth. The country has seen Mr. Trump court white supremacists and bigots, Cohen said. You have heard him call poorer co stanley cup untries s**tholes. In private, he is even worse. He once asked me if I could name a country run by a black person that wasnt a sh**thole. This was when Barack Obama was president of the United States. Cohen added, While we were once driving through a struggling neighborhood in Chicago, he commented that only black people could live that way. And, he told me that black people would never vote for him because they were too stupid. About an hour and a half into the hearing, Meadows responded to those comments by announcing that he had invited a guest to the hearing: Lynne Patton, a close friend of the Trump family who worked on the presidents campaign and now heads the Department of Housing and Urban Developments New York and New Jersey office. I asked Lynne to come today in her per Dpgf WikiLeaks Assange won t get U.S. extradition ruling this year
In a precedent-setting 3-2 vote, the FCC enforced a adidas campus policythat guarantees customers open access to the Internet.The commission did not levy a fine, but ordered the companyto stop cutting off transfers of large data files among customers who usecertain file-sharing software.Comcast said its practices are reasonable that it hasdelayed traffic, not blocked it and that the FCC so-callednetwork-neutrality pri nike dunk nciples are part of a policy statement andare not enforceable rules, the Associated Press reported.The FCC action arose when bloggers reported that Comcastcustomers using file-sharing software such as BitTorrent noticed theirtransmissions aborted prematurely.Josh Silver, executive director of the public interest groupFree Press, which was among the groups that filed complaints with the FCCagainst Comcast, told the Online NewsHour that his group could not be morepleased with the ruling.The FCC ruling today sends a clear message topolicymakers, the public and Wall Street t af1 hat the FCC will not toleratecompanies blocking or slowing down Internet content, he said, adding thatthe ruling marks the first time the government has punished a company forblocking or slowing down Internet traffic.But National Cable Telecommunications AssociationPresident Kyle McSlarrow said in a statement that the decision is proofthat engineering challenges on the Internet should be solved by engineers, notgovernment officials.

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The Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing Thursday on behavior stanley cup al health and policing as the number of Americans killed at the hands of police grows. Watch the hearing in the video player above. Martin Bartness, commander of the education and training section at the Baltimore Police Department, testified along with other law enforcement professionals, experts, and mental health advocates, including Ebony Morgan, an outreach manager and crisis intervention specialist with CAHOOTS Crisis Intervention. Just as the guilty verdict was about to be read in the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, police in Ohio shot and killed a Black teenager in broad daylight during a confrontation.The shooting of MaKhia Bryant, 16, who was swinging a knife during a fight with another person in Columbus, is in some ways more representative of how Black and other people of color are killed during police encounters than the death of George Floyd, pinned to the ground by Chauvin and captured on video for all the world to see.Unlike Chauvin case, many killings by police involve a decision to shoot in a heated moment and are notoriously difficult to prosecute even when they spark grief and outrage. Juries have tended to give officers the benefit of the doubt when they claim to have acted in a life-or-death situation.While Tuesdays conviction was stanley cup hailed as a sign of progress in the fight for equal justice, it still leaves unanswered difficult questions about law en stanley cup forcem Lxpk Officials report a steep drop in national security surveillance during pandemic
GENEVA AP 鈥?Governments across Europe ratcheted up restrictions Tuesday in an effort to contain the spread of the coronavirus as the continent recorded its highest weekly number of new infections since the start of the pandemic.The World Health Organization said there were more than 700,000 new COVID-19 cases reported in Europe last week, a jump of 34% compared to the previous week, with Britain, France, Russia and Spain accounting for more than half of new infections recorded in the region.READ MORE: Czech Republic tops record infection surge in Eastern EuropeThe increasing case numbers in Europe are partly the result of more salomon testing, but the U.N. health agency noted that deaths were also up 16% in the region last week compared to the previous week. Doctors are also warning that while many n jordan ew cases currently affect younger people, who tend to have milder symptoms, the median age could rise again, resulting in more serio salomon us illnesses in elderly populations.Italian Premier Giuseppe Conte ordered bans on pickup sports games among friends and parties in closed spaces. Private gatherings at homes with more than six people who don ;t live together are also discouraged.Like other European countries, Italy is also limiting nightlife, with bars and restaurants having to close at midnight, and drinking while standing at a bar banned after 9 p.m.Italy made wearing masks mandatory outdoors last week, a requirement already in place in Spain, Turkey, India and a handful of other As

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President Donald Trump has begun the initial steps of preparing for a possible interview with the special counsel, a White House official and a person familiar with the situation said Friday, a sign the President s legal team is intensifying its deliberations over whether to allow him to come under Robert Mueller s questioning.One source familiar with the proceedings stressed the preparation efforts is in its infancy. The preparations have been short and informal and included going over potential topics with the President that Mueller would likely raise in an interview, the people said.The President has not formally agreed to sit for an interview with Mueller.But word of early preparations is the clearest sign yet that Trump and his team remain open to an interview with Mueller, despite concerns from some people close to the President that such an interview could expose him to possible charges of perjury.Ty Cobb, a White House lawyer handling Mueller issues, and Jay Sekulow, the President s attorney, declined to comment.Interv stanley cup iew prospectsOutwardly, Trump has remained receptive to -- even enthusiastic about -- the prospect of sitting before Mueller, who is investigating whether his campaign colluded with Russia stanley mug and whether Trump attempted to short-circuit the investigation itself. He has indicated that sitting for an interview himself could help bring the investigation to a swift stanley termosky end.Privately, however, Trump has been more equivocal about answering Mueller s questions, depen

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WASHINGTON AP 鈥?The Senate has approved a bipartisan bill that would double spending on a popular conservation program and devote nearly $2 billion a year to improve and maintain national parks.The 73-25 vote on Wednesday sends Great American Outdoors Act to the House, where approval is expected. It would be the most significant conservation legislation enacted in nearly half a century. The bill would spend about $2.8 billion per year on conservation, outdoor recreation and park maintenance.Americas hundreds of millions of acres of public lands are the resu stanley cup lt of hundreds of stanley cup years of exploration and conservation, said Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnnell, R-Ky.The Senate vote will ensure this inheritance will stand the test of time for generations of Americans yet to come, McConnell said, urging the House to pass it quickly.WATCH: How this naturalist helps people fall more in love with the worldSen. Cory Gardner, R-Colo., one of the bills chief sponsors, said the bill will create at least 100,000 jobs, while restoring national parks and repairing trails and forest systems.Those measures are especially needed now, when communities surrounded by public lands have high unemplo stanley cup yment rates because of shutdowns caused by the coronavirus pandemic, Gardner said. This is an economic and jobs package as much as it is a conservation package, he said, adding that Americans who have been shut in by the pandemic are ready to get into the great outdo Jvbs Fact check: Does China manipulate its currency
BEIJING AP 鈥?Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen plans to tell Chinese officials Washington wants healthy economic competition but will defend U.S. trade curbs imposed on security grounds and express concern about Beijing export controls on metals used in semiconductors and solar panels, a senior Treasury official said Thursday.READ MORE: Jordans debt to China soars as troubled power plant sparks concerns about Beijings influenceYellen stanley cup was due to meet Friday with China No. 2 leader, Premier Li Qiang, as part of efforts to revive relations that are at their lowest level in decades due to disputes over security, technology and other irritants. Treasury officials have said she wouldn ;t meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.Washington doesn ;t support decoupling, or disconnecting U.S. and Chinese industries and markets and Yellen will reiterate that message, the Treasury official said. Businesspeople have warned that might harm innovation and growth as both governments tighten controls on trade in t adidas samba echnology and other goods deemed sensitive.Yellen planned to discuss targeted action by Washington on trade due to national security or human rights concerns, according to the official, who briefed reporters on condition of anonymity.Her visit follows one by Secretary of State Antony Blinken, who met Xi last month in the highest-level U.S. airmax visit to Beijing in five years. The two agreed to stabilize relations but failed to agree on improving communic