Biden pledges to do whatever it takes for tornado victims
President Biden visited Dawson Springs Kentucky after a deadly tornado outbreak that killed dozens across eight states. He pledged to do whatever it takes to help recovery and rebuild while noting the urgency of moving people from shelters to curb COVID 19 spread. He praised community support and federal aid plans, as protests influenced by political divides and climate change loomed over the visit.
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Chauvin pleads guilty to federal civil rights charge
Former Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin pleaded guilty to a federal civil rights violation in George Floyd's death, admitting he kept his knee on Floyd's neck after he became unresponsive. He had prior state convictions and faces a projected sentence between 20 and 25 years.
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Paul Magnuson
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Peter Cahill
Brief note on charges and plea terms
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NYC moves to ban new buildings from using natural gas
New York City lawmakers vote to bar most new buildings from using natural gas or oil for heating hot water and cooking after 2027, with some smaller buildings affected earlier. Hospitals and some facilities exempt. plan aims to cut emissions as part of climate strategy and align with statewide renewable energy goals.
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Bell hooks dies at 69, influential feminist thinker
AP reports bell hooks, renowned author and educator, died at 69 in Berea Kentucky after a long illness. Her family via William Morrow Publishers confirmed the death, noting her impact on race gender and political studies through decades of books and teaching.
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Omicron surge adds to U S delta wave amid holidays
The United States faces a double surge as omicron spreads while delta remains active. Officials say vaccines reduce severe illness but warn immune compromised and elderly people remain at risk, with healthcare systems strained and holiday plans disrupted. Dr Jacob Lemieux notes delta accelerates even as omicron arrives.
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Douglas County advances 2022 Legislative Statement priorities plan
Douglas County commissioners discussed a draft 2022 Legislative Statement to the state delegation highlighting three mental health and infrastructure priorities and broadening support to seek maximum federal dollars. They favor expanding crisis services, competency restoration, and funding for the South Lawrence Trafficway, plus support for public health, criminal justice reform, and tax and emergency powers clarity.
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