Donald Trump praised an “amazing” woman motorist who he said followed an alleged gunman as he fled after an apparent assassination attempt on the former president on Sunday, leading to a swift arrest. In his first public appearance since the incident, the Republican presidential candidate told a crowd that the unnamed civilian “saw something in … Read more
General Daily Insight for September 18, 2024 A few obstacles are in our way at the end of the day. Confusion darkens the starting line as the Moon joins mystical Neptune in Pisces. On top of that, the planets will throw more mental blocks in front of us when Mercury opposes stoic Saturn at 4:50 … Read more
A study suggests that consuming more foods and drinks rich in flavonoids, such as berries, tea and red wine, could reduce the risk of dementia by 28%. The number of people living with the disease worldwide is expected to nearly triple to 153 million by 2050, posing a rapidly growing threat to global health and … Read more
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Illinois lawmakers on Tuesday said they would not move on the prospect of public funding for a new White Sox stadium a day after the team and real estate developers hosted an event that included a cruise of the Chicago River to the proposed site for a new ballpark. The public relations operation by the … Read more
Centers are areas shared by several banks, where personal and business customers can access basic banking and cash services. They have a counter service operated by the Post Office, and the staff of the main street banks operate on a rotating basis to provide support to customers on more complex issues in a private space. … Read more
California Governor Gavin Newsom on Tuesday signed two bills aimed at protecting actors and other artists from the unauthorized use of their digital likenesses. Introduced in the state Legislature earlier this year, the bills specify new legal protections – both during the life of artists and after death – around the digital replication of their … Read more
Black women are more likely than white women to die even from the most treated types of breast cancer, a study published Tuesday in the Journal of Clinical Oncology found The findings, experts say, underscore that racial disparities, not biology, drive the biggest differences in death rates between black and white women. While black women … Read more
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This was supposed to be the week. Former President Donald Trump’s legal work was about to reach its first dramatic conclusion. Fifty days from a presidential election in which he is the Republican candidate, Mr. Trump would be sentenced in a Manhattan courtroom. Why we wrote this A focused story The US justice system is … Read more