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    • Only 1 big-name Republican sided with DOJ on Trump raid

      Hardly a mention was made of the apparent reason for the search: Trump’s removal of highly sensitive documents, and reports about his habit of destroying documents.

      GOP's awkward dance with him continues »
      • 'I have a hole in my face,' monkeypox patient laments

      • Native Americans: Boycott this 'tone-deaf' museum

      • Revealed: DOJ has Mar-a-Lago surveillance tapes

      • When buying your dream home becomes a nightmare

      • GOP nominee doubles down on Holocaust comment

    • U.S.
      Associated Press

      Truck driver acquitted in deaths of 7 motorcyclists in 2019

      A jury on Tuesday acquitted a commercial truck driver of causing the deaths of seven motorcyclists in a horrific head-on collision in northern New Hampshire that exposed fatal flaws in the processing of license revocations across states. Volodymyr Zhukovskyy, 26, of West Springfield, Massachusetts, was found innocent on seven counts of manslaughter, seven counts of negligent homicide and one count of reckless conduct in connection with the June 21, 2019, crash in Randolph. Jurors deliberated for less than three hours after a two-week trial during which prosecutors argued that Zhukovskyy — who had taken heroin, fentanyl and cocaine earlier on the day of the crash — repeatedly swerved back and forth before the collision and told police he caused it.

      • Trucker Acquitted of All Charges in Head-On Crash That Killed Seven Bikers
        Road & Track
      • Jury deliberations underway in Volodymyr Zhukovskyy trial
        WMUR - Manchester
    • Politics
      INSIDER

      Biden had a private lunch with Bill Clinton during which the former president urged him to take credit if inflation decreases, report says

      President Joe Biden had a private lunch with former president Bill Clinton in May. The two men discussed Ukraine, inflation, and the midterms, The Washington Post reported. Clinton told Biden to talk more about what he was doing to address inflation, sources told The Post.

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      • 6 people, including 2 children, shot on violent night in Clinton
        WTVD – Raleigh/Durham
    • U.S.
      People

      Inside the Russian Penal Colony Where Brittney Griner Will Serve Her 9-Year Prison Sentence

      After nearly six months in Russian custody, Brittney Griner was sentenced Thursday to nine years in prison and will begin her stay in a Russian penal colony. The WNBA star and her lawyers had asked for leniency after officials at a Russian airport allegedly found less than a gram of hash oil in her luggage in February, but a Russian court sentenced Griner to nine years, just below the maximum-possible sentence of 10. There's hope that Griner could leave earlier — her lawyers previously told PEOPLE that they're putting together an appeal to attempt to reduce her sentence, and the Biden administration confirmed that they are working on a potential prisoner exchange to bring her home — but for now, she'll live in a penal colony in Russia.

      • US can stand to learn from Griner's swift punishment
        The Register-Guard
      • Former UN Ambassador Bill Richardson is ‘Optimistic’ About a Possible Prisoner Exchange for Brittney Griner
        The Root
    • World
      Yahoo News

      How did Ukraine strike deep inside Russian-occupied Crimea?

      How did Ukraine blow up Russia's Saki Air Base in southwest Crimea on Tuesday? Was it with supersonic ballistic missiles, perhaps made in the United States? Whatever it was, Ukrainians on social media haven't been this excited since their military sank the Moskva, the flagship cruiser of Russia's Black Sea Fleet, in April.

      • Explosions rock Russian military base in Crimea
        Yahoo News Video
      • Large explosions rock Russian military air base in Crimea
        Associated Press
    • World
      Business Insider

      Jeff Bezos' megayacht is close to being finished — here's what it looks like up close

      Jeff Bezos' yacht was spotted floating at a shipyard in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The vessel appears fully assembled, masts included, after it was towed up the river last week. Bezos' yacht sparked controversy after the shipbuilder asked to dismantle a landmark to let it pass.

    • World
      Ukrayinska Pravda

      Ukrainian soldier brings down Russian Su-25 attack jet

      OLENA ROSHCHINA – WEDNESDAY, 10 AUGUST 2022, 18:46 A serviceman of the National Guard of Ukraine has brought down a Russian Su-25 attack jet during aircraft's sortie on the Zaporizhzhia front. Source: National Guard of Ukraine on Facebook Quote: "The Ruscists have lost another Su-25 attack jet. During an enemy sortie on the Zaporizhzhia front, a National Guard guardsman has used an Igla MANPADS [man-portable air defense system - ed.] to launch a missile on the Su-25 jet.

    • U.S.
      Associated Press

      In Mississippi, a trespasser, a killing and DEA meddling

      U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration Agent Harold Duane Poole was waiting with his semiautomatic service rifle — and an explanation — when deputies arrived at his sprawling wooded property on a warm spring night last year and found a bullet-riddled body near the driveway. A veteran of the DEA's military-style commando teams, Poole acknowledged he fatally shot a mentally ill neighbor just minutes after calling law enforcement to report the man was trespassing on his land – yet again – “out of his mind" and threatening him with a rock. “I'm going to kill you!” Poole recalled Chase Brewer yelling before he responded by firing eight high-powered rounds, striking the man in the chest, gut and hip.

    • Politics
      INSIDER

      Trump used an obscure taxpayer-funded office to attack New York Attorney General Tish James on the morning her office deposed him

      The Office of Donald J. Trump is taxpayer-funded via the Former Presidents Act. Donald Trump is, of course, no longer president — much as he'd like to be and may again attempt to become. But this morning, in four email messages emblazoned with the presidential seal, Trump used an obscure, taxpayer-funded office to skewer New York Attorney General Letitia James, whose legal team today is deposing him as part of an investigation into alleged financial wrongdoing by the Trump Organization, his multi-billion-dollar business conglomerate.

      • What Trump's pleading the Fifth means for New York AG Tish James
        Politico
      • Trump takes the Fifth
        Politico
    • U.S.
      Motorious

      Sheriff Deploys Stop Stick On Stolen Dodge Charger Going 140 MPH

      And he was almost made into mincemeat… Controversy is swirling around an August 5 incident in St. Paul, Minnesota which involved a 16-year-old speeding in a Dodge Charger and the methods Ramsey County Sheriff's Department used to try bringing the pursuit to an end. More specifically, the sheriff deployed a Stop Stick while the Mopar was doing 140 mph on a narrow city street. Everything started when a deputy saw the red Dodge Charger with no plates attached.

    • Politics
      Yahoo News

      FBI warrant for search of Trump home may involve suspected violations of Espionage Act, former chief of DOJ national security says

      But it also “actually has provisions that apply to essentially the mishandling [of classified material] through gross negligence, permitting documents to be removed from their proper place, or to be lost, stolen or destroyed,” Mary McCord, a veteran federal prosecutor who headed DOJ's national security division in the closing years of the Obama administration, told the Yahoo News “Skullduggery” podcast. McCord said that the Espionage Act is one of two federal crimes that prosecutors may be focusing on in their warrant to search Trump's home.

      • Trump says FBI searched his Mar-a-Lago home in Florida
        Yahoo Finance Video
      • White House: Biden was not briefed on FBI raid of Trump's estate
        Yahoo News Video
    • U.S.
      Blavity

      Texas State University Student Adopting Baby Boy He Found In Trash Covered With Ants While Visiting Haiti

      After caring for the infant for five years, a Texas State University student, 27, who discovered a baby boy in a trash can and covered in ants while on vacation in Haiti has announced that he is adopting the child. Jimmy Amisial traveled to his native Haiti in 2017 to see his mother. #HAITI: When communication and electronic media student Jimmy Amisial heard a baby screaming during a holiday here, he did not expect to find the noise was coming from a bin and the child had been abandoned.

    • World
      The Daily Beast

      Ukrainian Secret Agents Are Scaring the Kremlin Shitless With Deadly Explosions and Covert Poison Ops

      Ukrainian saboteurs and special forces are said to be causing chaos against Russian targets behind enemy lines—with their most spectacular operation to date going off with a bang Tuesday. After a series of explosions ripped through a Russian air base on the occupied Crimean peninsula, the Russian defense ministry said that detonating aerial ordnance at the site was to blame and that no one had been hurt. Questions about the Kremlin's version of efforts were immediately raised based on videos of the blasts shared on social media, which analysts said looked much more like the result of a coordinated attack than an isolated accident.

    • World
      Reuters

      Five injured as blasts rock Russian air base in annexed Crimea

      MOSCOW (Reuters) -Blasts rocked a Russian air base near seaside resorts in the annexed Crimean peninsula on Thursday, injuring five people according to local authorities in what Moscow attributed to detonations in ammunition stories. Local witnesses told Reuters they heard at least 12 explosions around 3:20 p.m. local time (1220 GMT) from the Saky air base near Novofedorivka on Crimea's western coast. Crimea has so far been spared the intense bombardment and artillery combat that have taken place in other areas of eastern and southern Ukraine since Feb. 24, when President Vladimir Putin ordered Russian armed forces into Ukraine - including some based in the peninsula.

      • One killed as blasts rock Russia base in Crimea, Kyiv not taking responsibility
        Reuters
      • Ukrainian Ministry of Defence distances itself from explosions at Crimea airfield
        Ukrayinska Pravda
    • World
      Ukrayinska Pravda

      Video showing Ukrainian forces shelling Kakhovsky bridge appeared on the Web

      WEDNESDAY, 10 AUGUST 2022, 19:08 A video of the damaged Kakhovsky bridge, which was hit by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on 10 August has been shared online. Source: Mykolaiv Oblast online newspaper "News N" Details: A video shot on the bridge over the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station dam, which is under the occupation of the Russians, was published on social networks. On 10 August, the Armed Forces attacked it.

    • U.S.
      WFXT

      ‘I’m beyond words’: NH father breaks silence after wife, 2 boys found murdered

      A New Hampshire father is thanking the community for offering support as he continues to grieve the loss of his wife and two young boys. Officers responding to a 911 call at a home on Wethersfield Drive in Northfield last Wednesday found the bodies of Kassandra Sweeney, 25, and her sons, Benjamin, 4, and Mason, 1, according to law enforcement officials. The New Hampshire Medical Examiner's Office has since determined that each victim suffered a single fatal gunshot wound.

    • World
      USA TODAY

      Crash, fiery blaze caught on camera as plane crashes and hits truck on California highway

      No one was injured after a small airplane crashed into a truck on a California highway.

    • Health
      INSIDER

      When my son was born with major brain damage, I was stunned to learn this happened because of a common virus

      At Benjamin's one-week appointment, doctors noticed that his head was small. They thought he had microcephaly. They sent us to a city four hours away for more appointments.

    • U.S.
      Miami Herald

      She was in the laundry room of her Florida home. Cops say she never made it out

      A woman who went to wash clothes in her laundry room in Central Florida never made it out Monday, authorities say. According to the Leesburg Police Department, officers responded to a call about a “suspicious incident” at the residence around 2:30 a.m. The caller told the dispatcher that they believed their friend, 37-year-old Melissa Smith, was dead.

    • World
      Associated Press

      Ukrainian resistance grows in Russian-occupied areas

      In a growing challenge to Russia's grip on occupied areas of southeastern Ukraine, guerrilla forces loyal to Kyiv are killing pro-Moscow officials, blowing up bridges and trains, and helping the Ukrainian military by identifying key targets. The spreading resistance has eroded Kremlin control of those areas and threatened its plans to hold referendums in various cities as a move toward annexation by Russia. “Our goal is to make life unbearable for the Russian occupiers and use any means to derail their plans,” said Andriy, a 32-year-old coordinator of the guerrilla movement in the southern Kherson region.

    • World
      Ukrayinska Pravda

      Zelenskyy: Russian occupiers sense its time to flee Kherson

      YEVHEN KIZILOV – WEDNESDAY, 10 AUGUST 2022, 22:56 President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has addressed the residents of the territories of Ukraine which had been temporarily occupied by Russia and asked them not to believe the lies spread by the Russian occupiers. He said that the occupiers will soon be fleeing Ukraine. Source: President Zelenskyy's video address Quote from Zelenskyy: "I want to address the residents of the temporarily occupied territories: no matter what the occupiers promise, their only option is to escape.

    • Politics
      Business Insider

      An author who ghostwrote one of Trump's books speculates Trump may've taken White House documents to one day sell as presidential memorabilia

      A man who helped Donald Trump write a book has a theory why Trump may've taken White House records. Charles Leerhsen speculated Trump might've taken documents to sell as "presidential memorabilia." An author who once helped Donald Trump write a book has a theory on why the former president might've taken some documents from the White House.

    • U.S.
      Associated Press

      Afghan man charged in killing of 2 Muslims in Albuquerque

      Police announced a breakthrough Tuesday in the killings of four Muslim men in Albuquerque, New Mexico, charging a man from Afghanistan — himself a Muslim — with two of the slayings and identifying him as a prime suspect in the other killings that put the entire community on edge. Muhammad Syed, 51, was taken into custody a day earlier after a traffic stop more than 100 miles away, authorities said. Investigators received a tip from the city's Muslim community that pointed toward Syed, who has lived in the U.S. for about five years, police said.

      • 4th Muslim man killed in 9 months in Albuquerque
        Yahoo News Video
      • Police arrest suspect in killing of 2 Muslim men
        Associated Press Videos
    • Business
      Travel Noire

      Delta Is Changing Its Boarding Process. Here's What You Need To Know

      From there, Delta Premium Select passengers as well as passengers with strollers and car seats will board. The last to board will be Comfort Plus, Sky Priority, and main cabin passengers. “This adjustment will shift the boarding order for a small group of premium customers while still offering them a preferential boarding experience,” said a spokesperson for Delta Air Lines in a recent statement to The Points Guy.

    • U.S.
      LA Times

      Mercedes driver involved in 13 prior wrecks before Windsor Hills crash that killed 5, D.A. says

      The nurse accused of killing five people last week when her Mercedes plowed into traffic at a busy Windsor Hills intersection had been involved in 13 previous crashes, Los Angeles County prosecutors alleged Monday in charging her with murder. Authorities revealed new details about Thursday's crash and about the driver, Nicole Lorraine Linton, 37, whose permanent address is in Texas and who is currently renting a room in Los Angeles while working as a traveling registered nurse. Prosecutors said they are reviewing multiple previous crashes linked to Linton — both in and out of California — including one in 2020 that involved bodily injury in which two cars were totaled.

      • Woman Charged With Killing 6 People In Fiery LA Wreck Was Involved In 13 Prior Crashes
        Blavity
      • Mercedes driver's movements, mindset, medications at center of deadly crash probe
        LA Times
    • Business
      Reuters

      U.S. productivity posts biggest ever annual drop in second quarter

      U.S. worker productivity in the second quarter fell at its steepest pace on an annual basis since 1948 when the Labor Department began tracking it, while growth in unit labor costs accelerated, suggesting strong wage pressures will continue to help keep inflation elevated. Nonfarm productivity, which measures hourly output per worker, fell at a 2.5% pace from a year ago, the department said on Tuesday. It also declined sharply in the second quarter at a 4.6% annualized rate, after having declined by an upwardly revised 7.4% in the first three months of the year.

      • Companies continued to 'pay workers more to produce less' in Q2, data shows
        Yahoo Finance
      • U.S. Productivity Falls for Second Straight Quarter
        The Wall Street Journal
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    Why can't the U.S. contain monkeypox?
    • “The media has anointed men who have sex with men as the biggest threat to our survival from monkeypox.”

    • “Rich countries have ignored endemic monkeypox in West and Central Africa for far too long, despite having effective vaccines.”

    • “The biggest worry for Americans is not the disease: It’s that our response to it shows how little we have learned from COVID-19.”

    • “Monkeypox should be a relatively easier virus to control, but only if the United States takes the needed steps now.”

    • “Global health officials must advocate for and enact a unified, coherent approach to fighting the monkeypox pandemic.”

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