Italo Ferreira’s huge Olympic wave
In the men’s surfing quarterfinals, Brazilian surfer Italo Ferreira scores a 9.73 on a single wave. It was the first wave scored above 9.00 in surfing’s Olympic debut year.
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Swimming Day 4 roundup: Alaskan swimmer Lydia Jacoby stuns in breaststroke win
Catch up on the action from the Tokyo Aquatics Center on Day 4 of swimming at the Olympics.
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News 11 Weather Authority: Storms back off
We just came out of a late July weekend that gave parts of our area some heavy rainfall and flooding.
Continue ReadingUS and China trade barbs after another high-level meeting but say they want to keep talking
By Nicole Gaouette and Kylie Atwood, CNN The US and China fought a war of words Monday as each side worked to set the narrative after their latest testy senior-level meetings. A US delegation led by the Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman met with Foreign Minister Wang Yi and other officials in Tianjin, China,
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Machine Gun Kelly posts cryptic tweet about his new movie ‘Midnight in the Switchgrass’
By Chloe Melas, CNN Apparently, Machine Gun Kelly isn’t a fan of his new movie, “Midnight in the Switchgrass.” The rapper tweeted over the weekend, “if i don’t talk or tweet about a movie i’m barely in it’s because it’s [trash can emoji].” CNN has contacted Kelly’s representatives for further comment. Kelly, 31, whose real
Continue ReadingSome people are seeking out a second dose of Covid-19 vaccine after getting J&J shot
By Jen Christensen, CNN Jason Gallagher, an infectious disease pharmacist in Philadelphia had gotten the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine through a clinical trial in November, but this summer he didn’t like the direction Covid-19 cases were taking due to variants. “Come June, I started to get nervous about this Delta variant spreading and had
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Weather threatens competition in Tokyo on Day 4
Tropical storm Nepartak is already impacting competition ahead of making landfall near Tokyo.
Continue ReadingBritney Spears solicita la destitución de su padre como administrador de su patrimonio
Alexandra Ferguson (CNN)– El nuevo abogado de Britney Spears presentó este lunes una petición para destituir a Jamie Spears, padre de la cantante, como administrador de su patrimonio. La petición presentada en la Corte Superior de Los Ángeles por el abogado Mathew Rosengart busca destituir a su padre como tutor y reemplazarlo con Jason Rubin,
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Shrinkflation is the fad diet no one needs
By Allison Morrow, CNN Business Editor’s Note: A version of this story appeared in CNN Business’ Nightcap newsletter. To get it in your inbox, sign up for free, here. In today’s business news: Yes, your cereal boxes are shrinking; a $30 billion insurance merger gets called off; and Philip Morris wants to ban cigarettes in
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Uterine Transplants give new hope to families
New trials of uterine transplants are giving hope to families.
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Crean mural en el Muro Mexicali Calexico
Mexicali, B.C.- T3).-Un mural que describe la paz, la justicia a los feminicidios y la libertad hacia la migración se ha quedado impregnado en las barreras del muro fronterizo Mexicali Calexico que hace dos años fueron pintadas de negro como estrategia del ex presidente Donald Trump a fin de evitar que los migrantes escalaran el
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St. Louis reinstates indoor mask mandate to stem rise in cases despite state AG’s threat to sue
By Kay Jones, CNN The city of St. Louis and St. Louis County reinstated an indoor mask mandate on Monday to try to stop the spread of Covid-19, even as Missouri’s attorney general followed through on a threat to sue over the requirement. Beginning Monday, St. Louis required those ages 5 and older to wear
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More than half of Americans have unused gift cards laying around
If you still haven’t used that holiday gift card, you’re not alone.
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Duffy wins gold, U.S. earns bronze in women’s triathlon
Flora Duffy won Bermuda its first-ever gold medal on Tuesday morning, as she finished first in the women’s triathlon. The U.S., meanwhile, earned a bronze and brought its Tokyo medal tally to 15.
Continue Reading California to require proof of Covid-19 vaccination or regular testing for all state employees and health care workers
By Sarah Moon, CNN California will require all state employees and health care workers to provide proof of vaccination status or get regular testing amid a surge of cases from the highly contagious Delta variant, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced at a press conference Monday. All employees will be required to prove they have received the
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Eye on Jobs: Career Expert Lea Soto-Graham says soft skills are vital
When it comes to putting your resume together there’s the old standard which entails listing your job history and education.
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Duffy claims Bermuda’s first-ever gold; USA wins bronze in women’s triathlon
Flora Duffy wins the women’s individual triathlon, netting Bermuda its first medal of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, while Team USA received a Bronze in the event.
Continue ReadingThe January 6 select committee will hear from 4 police officers Tuesday. Here are their stories.
By Zachary Cohen and Marshall Cohen, CNN The House Select Committee investigating the January 6 attack will hear testimony Tuesday from four police officers who were on the front lines that day as rioters supporting then-President Donald Trump violently stormed the US Capitol in an attempt to stop lawmakers from certifying President Joe Biden’s electoral
Continue Reading‘I felt like they were trying to kill me’: Police officers to testify during hearing
The House Select Committee investigating the January 6 attack will hear testimony from four police officers who were on the front lines that day as rioters stormed the US Capitol in an attempt to stop lawmakers from certifying President Joe Biden’s electoral win. CNN’s Josh Campbell reports.
Continue ReadingDrinking a little each week protects your heart if you have a cardiovascular condition, study finds
By Sandee LaMotte, CNN If you are living with heart disease, having a small amount of alcohol each day is linked to a lower risk of having another heart attack, stroke, angina (heart pain because of constricted arteries) or an early death, according to a new large study. “This is not the general population —
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