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Month: September 2022

‘It bothered me’: Michigan House race tests whether Democrats’ meddling in GOP primaries will pay off or backfire

By Eric Bradner, Omar Jimenez and Donald Judd, CNN In the battleground Michigan congressional district that might be the most controversial example of Democrats’ meddling in Republican primaries, Democratic-leaning voters are fretting that the strategy could leave them with an election-denying Republican in Congress. “Politics sucks,” said Erick Davis, 31, who runs a coffee business

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‘It bothered me’: Michigan House race tests whether Democrats’ meddling in GOP primaries will pay off or backfire

CNN By Eric Bradner, Omar Jimenez and Donald Judd, CNN In the battleground Michigan congressional district that might be the most controversial example of Democrats’ meddling in Republican primaries, Democratic-leaning voters are fretting that the strategy could leave them with an election-denying Republican in Congress. “Politics sucks,” said Erick Davis, 31, who runs a coffee

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McDonald’s lanzará una Cajita Feliz llena de nostalgia y pensada especialmente para los adultos

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — El Hamburglar está de regreso en McDonald’s. Pero esta vez, es solo para adultos. McDonald’s traerá de regreso a su familia de personajes en una nueva “Happy Meal” o “Cajita Feliz” para adultos que, sí, incluye los juguetes. A partir del 3 de octubre, los clientes podrán pedir una “Cactus Plant

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Celebrity attorney Geragos subject of fraud probe

By DON THOMPSON Associated Press SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — The State Bar of California said Tuesday it is again investigating Mark Geragos, one of California’s best-known celebrity lawyers, and another prominent attorney over how money was spent from a multimillion-dollar insurance settlement related to the Armenian Genocide. Geragos and Los Angeles attorney Brian Kabateck denied

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Alice, the first all-electric passenger airplane, takes flight

By Jennifer Korn, CNN Business The world’s first all-electric passenger aircraft has successfully taken to the sky. Israeli company Eviation Aircraft successfully launched the Alice on Tuesday morning from Washington’s Grant County International Airport. The zero-emission plane traveled at an altitude of 3,500 feet for its eight-minute inaugural flight. “This is history,” Gregory Davis, Eviation’s

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Alice, the first all-electric passenger airplane, takes flight

CNN, CNN BUSINESS By Jennifer Korn, CNN Business The world’s first all-electric passenger aircraft has successfully taken to the sky. Israeli company Eviation Aircraft successfully launched the Alice on Tuesday morning from Washington’s Grant County International Airport. The zero-emission plane traveled at an altitude of 3,500 feet for its eight-minute inaugural flight. “This is history,”

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NAACP requests civil rights probe into Jackson water crisis, saying Mississippi has long discriminated against majority-Black capital

CNN By Eliott C. McLaughlin, CNN The calls to quickly fix Jackson, Mississippi’s water system are growing louder, with the US Justice Department and NAACP demanding not just answers from the state and its capital city, but solutions. Days after the NAACP wrote Gov. Tate Reeves directly, the civil rights organization submitted a 25-page complaint

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NAACP requests civil rights probe into Jackson water crisis, saying Mississippi has long discriminated against majority-Black capital

By Eliott C. McLaughlin, CNN The calls to quickly fix Jackson, Mississippi’s water system are growing louder, with the US Justice Department and NAACP demanding not just answers from the state and its capital city, but solutions. Days after the NAACP wrote Gov. Tate Reeves directly, the civil rights organization submitted a 25-page complaint to

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NAACP requests civil rights probe into Jackson water crisis, saying Mississippi has long discriminated against majority-Black capital

CNN By Eliott C. McLaughlin, CNN The calls to quickly fix Jackson, Mississippi’s water system are growing louder, with the US Justice Department and NAACP demanding not just answers from the state and its capital city, but solutions. Days after the NAACP wrote Gov. Tate Reeves directly, the civil rights organization submitted a 25-page complaint

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