Alice Sebold, best-selling author of the memoir “Lucky” and the novel “The Lovely Bones,” apologized Tuesday to a man wrongfully convicted of raping her in 1982 after identifying as her attacker in court. Apology came eight days later The man’s conviction was vacated by Anthony J. Broadwater, a state court judge In Syracuse, NY, in …
Continue reading “Alice Sebold Apologizes to Man Wrongfully Convicted of Raping Him”
federal judge issued an interim injunction Tuesday to stop President Biden’s national vaccine mandate for health workers scheduled to begin next week. The injunction, written by Judge Terry A. Doughty, effectively expanded a separate order issued Monday by a federal court in Missouri. The previous state had applied to only 10 states participating in the …
Continue reading “Federal Judge Blocks Vaccination Duty for Health Workers”
Star CNN announcer Chris Cuomo He was suspended indefinitely by the network on Tuesday after new details emerged about his efforts to help his brother, Andrew M CuomoThe former governor of New York faced a string of sexual misconduct charges that led to the governor’s resignation. Chris Cuomo had previously apologized for advising Andrew Cuomo’s …
Continue reading “Chris Cuomo Suspended by CNN After Details of Helping Andrew”
Ms Gutierrez-Reed told investigators that the weapons and ammunition used on the “Rust” set were supplied by Mr Kenney, according to the affidavit. On October 27, as police issued a search warrant on the set, Mr. Kenney told investigators that he had supplied the production with fake bullets and blanks from a company called Starline …
Continue reading “How Did Live Ammunition Get on the ‘Rust’ Movie Set?”
Ms Gutierrez-Reed told investigators that the weapons and ammunition used on the “Rust” set were supplied by Mr Kenney, according to the affidavit. On October 27, as police issued a search warrant on the set, Mr. Kenney told investigators that he had supplied the production with fake bullets and blanks from a company called Starline …
Continue reading “Detectives Are Working To Watch How Live Tours Happen On ‘Rust’ Movie Set”
In a clinical study, molnupiravir found to be reduced by 30 percent Risk of hospitalization or death when given to high-risk, unvaccinated volunteers within five days of starting symptoms. It appears to be significantly less effective than the Pfizer pill, which has been found to reduce this risk by 89 percent. Monoclonal antibody treatments have …
Continue reading “Merck’s Covid Treatment Pill Wins FDA Panel’s Blessing”
SAN JOSE, California — For four days, Elizabeth Holmes The blood test initiative took the stand to blame others for alleged fraud on Theranos. On the fifth day, prosecutors tried to make one thing clear: He knew. In the cross-examination that lasted more than five hours on Tuesday, Robert Leach, the US attorney general and …
Continue reading “Prosecutors Force Theranos’ Elizabeth Holmes to Take Responsibility”
Subscribe to Popcast!Apple Podcasts | Spotify | sewer Adele’s fourth album. “30” there was only biggest release week of the year, a kind of big tent perhaps no longer attainable in the age of algorithmic sorting, an unsurprising reflection of the power still wielded by the British pop-soul torch singer who remains a multi-audience pop …
Tiger Woods is 15 minutes into his first public appearance since a horrific car accident in February, and he’s taken the measure of his career as he assesses an uncertain future and a famous past. “I just got my last major,” Woods said in a sad note on Tuesday. its stunning 2019 winnerHe is 43 …
Continue reading “Tiger Woods Admits the Spotlight. ‘I Had a Pretty Good Run.’”
He has performed with Willie Nelson and Neil Young for the Dalai Lama and Nelson Mandela. “Joanne is to contemporary Native American music what Aretha Franklin, Etta James or Billie Holiday are to their genre,” said Ed Koban, a Native American Music Award nominee and Mohawk tribesman. told Native News Online. “A timeless and elegant …
Continue reading “Leading Native American Musician Joanne Shenandoah dies at 64”
A rushed emergency aid program for small companies devastated by the pandemic has sent nearly $3.7 billion to recipients who are prohibited from receiving federal funding, according to a government audit released Tuesday. The finding adds to a body of evidence chronicling what Hannibal Ware, the Small Business Administration’s inspector general, has called “an unprecedented …
Continue reading “SBA Allocates $3.7 Billion in Improper Benefit Payments, Auditor’s Detection”
Mark RothHis explosive power play made him one of bowling’s all-time greats and the second person to earn $1 million in career earnings in the sport, died Friday in Oswego, NY, at age 70. His wife, Denise Roth, said the cause was congestive heart failure. He has suffered two strokes since 2009 – the first …
Continue reading “The Greatest Bower to Power Sports, Mark Roth, Dies at 70”