The booking photo of Payton S. Gendron (Erie County District Attorney via FOX News) BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - The white gunman who killed 10 Black people in a racist attack at a Buffalo supermarket has been charged with federal hate crimes, according to a criminal complaint filed Wednesday.Payton Gendron had already faced a mandatory life sentence without parole if convicted on previously filed state charges in the May 14 rampage which also left three survivors — one Black, two white — with gunshot wounds.U.S.

Attorney General Merrick Garland was in Buffalo on Wednesday to visit with the families of 10 Black people killed in a white gunman's racist attack on a supermarket.Gendron is already facing up to life in prison if convicted on state charges in the May 14 rampage, which also left three survivors — one Black, two white — with gunshot wounds.Gendron's radical, racist worldview and extensive preparation for the Tops Friendly Market attack are laid out in documents he apparently authored and posted online shortly before the attack.The documents embrace a baseless conspiracy theory about a plot to diminish white Americans' power and "replace" them with people of color, through immigration and other means.The posts detail months of reconnaissance, demographic research and shooting practice for a bloodbath aimed at scaring everyone who isn't white and Christian into leaving the country.Gendron drove more than 200 miles (320 kilometers) from his home in a nearly all-white town near the New York-Pennsylvania border to a predominantly Black part of Buffalo.

There, authorities say, he mowed down shoppers and workers using an AR-15-style rifle, wearing body armor to protect himself and livestreaming the carnage from a.

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Today we are reporting 10,470 community cases, 773 current hospitalisations, and 16 deaths.

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COVID-19: India's 75-day free booster drive to start from today

booster or precautionary dose at government COVID vaccination centres from today as part of the Central government's 75-day free booster drive. Union health secretary Rajesh Bhushan on Thursday called for an intensive and ambitious push towards full COVID vaccination coverage by vaccinating all eligible beneficiaries and covering them with precaution dose at a virtual meeting with top health officials from states and union territories. So far, the COVID precaution doses were available for free only for adults above 60 years of age.

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Canada: Random Covid testing will resume for international travellers

Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver, and Montreal could undergo random testing starting Tuesday, July 19. According to the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC), both those who qualify as fully and partially vaccinated or unvaccinated will be completed outside of airports, either via an in-person appointment at select testing provider locations and pharmacies, or a virtual appointment for a self-swab test. Those selected for random testing must complete the test within one day of their arrival, the government said.

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SpaceX hopes storms stay away for space station cargo launch

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, with the company’s Cargo Dragon spacecraft atop, is raised to a vertical position at NASA Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Complex 39A on July 12, 2022, in preparation for the 25th commercial resupply services launch to the Int CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Almost 6,000 pounds of cargo and experiments are ready to fly to the space station if Mother Nature cooperates Thursday evening.SpaceX’s 25th cargo mission is scheduled to launch atop a Falcon 9 rocket at 8:44 p.m. Forecasters, calling for a 70-percent chance of good weather, expect the east coast sea breeze to keep Florida’s summertime storms inland, but "an isolated shower or storm cannot be ruled out."If all goes well, the Dragon capsule – this one making its third cargo flight – is due to dock Saturday morning.

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Watchdog says Secret Service deleted Jan. 6 text messages

A text from former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson to Assistant Director of the United States Secret Service Anthony Ornato appears above members of the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the U.S. Capitol during the seventh WASHINGTON - Secret Service agents deleted text messages sent and received around the Jan.

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Snoop Dogg pokes fun at Biden with ‘Sleepy Joe OG’ weed strain

LOS ANGELES - Rapper Snoop Dogg poked fun at the president with a picture he posted on Instagram of a weed strain called "Sleepy Joe OG." The photo posted earlier this week of the "premium cannabis" package shows a picture of President Joe Biden drawn in a similar artistic style to the iconic Obama poster created by artist Shepard Fairey.The musician’s post quickly went viral amassing more than 621,000 likes as of July 14."WHERE AM I???" the package reads. Snoop Dogg, whose real name is Calvin Broadus Jr., has always been a well-known critic of United States presidents including Donald Trump. Snoop Dogg has also been active in campaigning for the Los Angeles mayoral race. In May, the artist endorsed real estate developer Rick Caruso. FOX 11's Elex Michaelson reported rapper Snoop Dogg called Caruso the "real deal" in the billionaire's push to lead the city of Los Angeles.Snoop Dogg also pointed out the fact that Caruso had been active in the L.A.

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Donald Trump has reportedly made up his mind about running for president in 2024

LOS ANGELES - Despite being at the center of several political controversies and losing the 2020 election, it appears former President Donald Trump has made up his mind about running in 2024 and he feels confident that he could win, according to a report from New York Magazine. "Look," Trump said in an interview with New York Mag’s Olivia Nuzzi. "I feel very confident that, if I decide to run, I’ll win.""Well, in my own mind, I’ve already made that decision, so nothing factors in anymore.

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COVID-19: Second booster shots now available in Kingston, Ont. region

Ontario, driven by the highly transmissible Omicron BA.5 sub-variant. Kingston’s COVID-19 deaths in April surpass any previous month “Fourth doses would help. The problem is getting fourth doses in fast enough to see its impact on the seventh wave, and that would be the challenge,” said Dr.

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Ivana Trump, 1st wife of former U.S. president Donald Trump, dead at 73

Donald Trump, and mother of his oldest children, has died in New York City, her family announced Thursday. She was 73.“I am very saddened to inform all of those that loved her, of which there are many, that Ivana Trump has passed away at her home in New York City,” Trump posted on Truth Social.“She was a wonderful, beautiful, and amazing woman, who led a great and inspirational life. Her pride and joy were her three children, Donald Jr., Ivanka, and Eric.

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Atlantic City in the spolight as NAACP convenes its first in-person convention since 2020

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - Preparations are underway for the NAACP’s national convention and, this year, it is to be held in Atlantic City, with thousands of people expected to attend. It is sure to bring a lot of business to town.It’s the first in-person gathering of the national NAACP convention since the pandemic hit and it comes at a time when the gaming Mecca of Atlantic City is working to rebuild its convention business.It’s trumpeted from nearly every light pole, the NAACP’s 113th convention in Atlantic City, under the theme "This is Power."MORE HEADLINES:"How do you interpret this is power?" asked FOX 29’s Jeff Cole."I look at it as we got it; we just got to use it," answered Illinois member Linda Foster.They’ve come from the Central Illinois community of Bloomington-Normal, where they lead the local NAACP and arrive in AC to focus, in part, on gun violence tearing at communities of color."We think there needs to be efforts at gun control, so we can do what’s best for everyone.

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Camden pools, spray pools open, along with summer recreation program

CAMDEN, N.J. - Camden’s mayor made quite a splash along with resident kids Thursday as they announced pools and sprays pools opening across the city.Mayor Victor Carstarphen said two public pools, including one at North Camden Community Complex and one at the Isabel Miller Community Center."It’s a great place for our kids, if they’re unable to get out of the city at any point in time, to go somewhere else. We’re providing this three to four times a week for them to come enjoy themselves and go home and relax and get ready for the next day to jump in the pool," Mayor Carstarphen said.The summer recreation program also kicked off Thursday.

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FDA green-lights Novavax vaccine as COVID-19 levels rise

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) yesterday approved an emergency use authorization (EUA) for the Novavax COVID-19 vaccine, bringing a fourth vaccine to the US market against the backdrop of a BA.5 Omicron subvariant surge and lagging vaccine and booster dose uptake.

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$100,000 worth of stolen property recovered in a SJ underground bunker

SAN JOSE, Calif. - San Jose police arrested six people who are allegedly involved in a commercial burglary and recovered $100,000 worth of stolen items in an underground bunker, police said. Among the stolen goods were a lot of power tools, three hunting shotguns, and three pickup trucks, police said. Officers first received reports about an electrical contractor business being burglarized Monday on South 10th Street in District Lincoln, according to East Bay Times. SEE ALSO: Q&A: Newly appointed San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins outlines goals 1st week on jobPatrolling officers doing a follow-up arrested the suspects later that day after finding them around the truck that was stolen during the burglary, police said. This arrest led the police to investigate a homeless encampment near Coyote Creek and Wool Creek Dr.

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Should you get a 4th dose in Ontario this summer? Experts on questions to consider

Ontario is now allowing all adults to book fourth doses of a COVID-19 vaccine but the province’s top doctor has said healthy young adults can choose to wait until the fall for a new shot that’s expected to target Omicron subvariants.The Canadian Press asked experts what individuals should consider as they weigh whether to get a fourth shot this summer.What questions should people ask themselves when deciding whether to get a fourth shot? ‘Just doing my part’: Newly eligible Ontarians start booking 4th COVID-19 shots Dr. Susy Hota, medical director of infection prevention and control at the University Health Network in Toronto, said individuals should assess whether there’s a lot of COVID-19 activity in their community.

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Supporters ask Gov. Newsom to pardon queer man from being deported to Fiji

SAN FRANCISCO - The San Francisco Board of Supervisors are urging Gov. Gavin Newsom to pardon a 50-year-old queer man from being deported to Fiji after he was released from prison and shown great remorse for committing second-degree murder.Salesh ("Sal") Prasad, who is being represented in his deportation case by the San Francisco Public Defender’s Office, will likely be persecuted in his homeland because of his sexual orientation, the supervisors' resolution stated. "If I’m deported, I won’t survive.

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Ivana Trump, mother of Ivanka, Donald, Jr. and Eric Trump, dies at 73

Ivana Trump attends the 2018 Angel Ball at Cipriani Wall Street on Oct. 22, 2018, in New York City. (Taylor Hill/Getty Images)NEW YORK - Ivana Trump, ex-wife of former President Donald Trump and mother of Ivanka, Donald Jr.

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Uber sued by more than 500 female passengers over sexual assaults, other attacks on rides

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - JUNE 4: Detail of a man holding up an Honor 20 Pro smartphone with the Uber transport app visible on screen, while taxis queue in the background, on June 4, 2019. (Photo by Olly Curtis/Future via Getty Images) Rideshare giant Uber is being sued by more than 500 women in multiple states who say they were attacked while utilizing the company's services and that the San Francisco-based firm has not put adequate safety measures in place to protect passengers.The class action was filed by law firm Slater Slater Schulman LLP, which says the plaintiffs include women who "were kidnapped, sexually assaulted, sexually battered, raped, falsely imprisoned, stalked, harassed, or otherwise attacked by Uber drivers with whom they had been paired through the Uber application."The firm noted that the filing comes a month after Uber released its latest safety report, wherein the company disclosed that it received more than 3,800 complaints of sexual assaults on Uber rides in 2019 and 2020."Uber's whole business model is predicated on giving people a safe ride home, but rider safety was never their concern – growth was, at the expense of their passengers' safety," said Adam Slater, founding partner of Slater Slater Schulman.

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A new study published in Applied Economics Letter estimates long COVID symptoms have forced 80,000 UK residents out of employment as of March of this year.The estimate is based on data that show 5.5% of peopl

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Infection preventionists' mental, physical health suffered in pandemic

High percentages of infection preventionists (IPs) reported that COVID-19–related stressors worsened their mental and physical health, highlighting the need to address systemic issues that lead to burnout and improve recruitment and retention, according to survey results reported yesterday in the American Journal of Infection Control.

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COVID-19 hospitalizations, cases rise in Manitoba: health data

COVID-19 cases reported and hospitalizations linked to the virus last week, according to health data.The province’s latest epidemiology update, which covers July 3 to July 9, reports 229 new lab-confirmed COVID-19 infections and new 59 hospitalizations — seven of which required intensive care. Sick time, overtime skyrocket for Winnipeg paramedics and firefighters Another two COVID-19-related deaths were reported last week, bringing the province’s COVID-19 death toll to 2,053.While provincial case counts no longer give an accurate picture of active infection rates because the government has significantly scaled back testing, the numbers do show a marked increase over last week’s data, when 125 new lab-confirmed cases were reported.There were 46 new hospitalizations — including a child under the age of 10 admitted to ICU — reported in the previous week’s COVID-19 data.It is not known exactly how many people are currently in hospital or an ICU as a result of COVID-19 because the province no longer reports those numbers.Meanwhile, the province says the number of lab tests for COVID-19 rose to an average of 269 per day last week, up from 244 a day the previous week.

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Long covid is an elusive target for big pharma

The drug industry quickly developed Covid-19 vaccines and treatments, yet treatments for the post-viral illness known as long Covid are nowhere close to being developed The drug industry developed Covid-19 vaccines and treatments at breakneck speed, saving millions of lives in the process.

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Ripudaman Singh Malik, acquitted in 1985 Air India bombing, shot dead in Surrey, B.C., family says

Ripudaman Singh Malik, who was acquitted in the 1985 Air India terrorist bombing, has been shot and killed, according to his family.

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India records over 20k new covid cases

NEW DELHI : Covid cases jumped with India registering 20,139 new cases and 38 deaths in the last 24 hours, just as health authorities prepared to roll out free booster doses to all adults. “About 20,139 new cases recorded in the last 24 hours with active caseload shooting at 136,076," said the ministry. This marks a 30% rise in new cases over the previous day.

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Quebec reports 93 patient increase in COVID hospitalizations, 18 more deaths

COVID-19 and 18 additional deaths linked to the novel coronavirus on Thursday.The Health Department says 1,860 people in hospital have the disease, including 632 who were admitted specifically because of COVID-19.It says 45 patients are in intensive care with the disease, a rise of two from the day before.Officials add that 7,236 health-care workers are currently off the job due to COVID-19.The province is reporting 2,457 new cases detected through PCR testing, which remains limited to certain high-risk groups. It says an additional 651 positive at-home self tests were reported through a government website.Dr.

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Grammy Awards set 2023 date for early February... after previous two shows were postponed over COVID

Next year's 65th annual Grammy Awards have officially been given a date.The ceremony is scheduled to take place on February 5, 2023 in Los Angeles, the Recording Academy announced Thursday.Airing on CBS and Paramount+, the show will be held at what was once the Staples Center and has now been renamed the Crypto.com Arena. What a show:Next year's Grammy Awards have officially been given a date for February 5, 2023; Jon Baptiste is seen winning Album Of The Year at this April's show in Las VegasFor content to be eligible for next year's Grammys, it will have to have been released between October 1, 2021 and September 30, 2022.

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Travis Barker looks in good health as he performs with Machine Gun Kelly in LA after hospitalization

He endured a recent health scare as a case of pancreatitis left him in the hospital for a week.And Travis Barker is back doing doing what he loves most.The 46-year-old husband of Kourtney Kardashian surprised the thousands of fans in attendance as he performed alongside pal Machine Gun Kelly during his concert at The Forum in Inglewood on Wednesday night. He's back! Travis Barkersurprised the thousands of fans in attendance as he performed alongside pal Machine Gun Kelly during his concert at The Forum in Inglewood on Wednesday night Sweet: The 46-year-old musician had the support of his wife Kourtney Kardashian He looked in good health as he showed off his tattoos by going shirtless while getting his drum kit and performing Tickets To My Downfall in video footage posted by Instagram user @maria_martynovych.

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NTSB: Dad, not 13-year-old, was driving truck that hit USW golf team’s van; had meth in system

DALLAS (AP) - A Texas man, not his 13-year-old son, was driving the pickup truck that crossed into the oncoming lane and struck a van carrying New Mexico college golfers, killing nine people, and he had methamphetamine in his system, investigators said Thursday.The National Transportation Safety Board said two days after the March 15 collision that its preliminary findings suggested that the 13-year-old was driving the pickup that struck the van carrying University of the Southwest students and coaches back to New Mexico from a golf tournament. But the NTSB said Thursday that DNA testing confirmed that the father, 38-year-old Henrich Siemens, was driving and that toxicological testing showed the presence of methamphetamine in Siemens’ blood.RELATED: USW golf team members, head coach killed in West Texas crashSiemens and his son died in the crash along with six members of the men’s and women’s golf teams and their coach.The collision happened in Andrews County, which is about 30 miles east of Texas’ border with New Mexico.

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Alex Murdaugh murder charges: Disgraced attorney indicted in death of wife, son

COLUMBIA, S.C. - Disgraced South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh was charged with murder Thursday in the deaths of his wife and younger son, who were fatally shot outside their home more than a year ago.Murdaugh is already jailed and faces dozens of criminal charges that have piled up in the months since his wife Maggie, 52, and their 22-year-old son, Paul, were killed. But until now he had not been charged in connection with his wife and son's deaths.The indictments handed up by a grand jury in Colleton County, where the shootings happened, contend Murdaugh killed his wife with a rifle and his son with a shotgun.

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'I run the county' Florida commissioner tells trooper after being caught speeding in Ferrari, video shows

FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. - Video from Florida Highway Patrol appears to show Flagler County Commission Chairman Joe Mullins being pulled over for speeding in a red Ferrari.A trooper stopped him on Interstate 95 and the patrol dashcam video captured their exchange. "Hey look, so 92 miles per hour is 22 over the speed limit, ok?" the trooper explains. "Normally, I give warnings, I give breaks, but it looks like you’ve been written a warning already.

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Man, 19, shot at SEPTA station under Philadelphia City Hall, police say

PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Police Department is investigating a shooting at the SEPTA subway station under City Hall, police say. According to authorities, the shooting happened in the area of 15th and Market on Thursday afternoon around 12:30 p.m. Police say the subway train is being held and 15th Street is shut down near City hall as the investigation continues. Authorities tell FOX 29's Marcus Espinoza that a 19-year-old was shot in the chest, stomach and hand. He was taken to Jefferson Hospital and placed in critical condition, according to police. This is a developing story.

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Man, 35, dies after being shot multiple times in West Philadelphia, police say

PHILADELPHIA - Police are investigating the fatal shooting of a man in broad daylight in West Philadelphia on Thursday morning. According to authorities, a 35-year-old man was shot multiple times throughout his body on the 5000 block of Osage Avenue around 9:52 a.m. Medics pronounced him dead on scene just before 10 a.m., officials say. MORE LOCAL HEADLINESAuthorities say no arrests were made and no weapon has been recovered. SKYFOX flew over the area and observed cars and crime scene tape could be seen.

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Coronavirus cases are rising once again in the UK, with an influx of people testing positive. Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that 2.7 million people in private households in the UK are estimated to have had Covid-19 last week, up 18 per cent from 2.3 million the previous week.

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What is Centaurus? Virologists express concern over new Covid subvariant

Centaurus is the nickname of a new coronavirus subvariant that has been detected in around 10 countries, including the UK.

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States, UTs asked to hold Covid vaccine camps on yatra routes, schools, offices

Covid Vaccination Amrit Mahotsava' to provide free precaution dose to all eligible population aged above 18 years at government Covid vaccination centres will commence on Friday. In a meeting with health secretaries of state and UTs, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan urged them to give an intensive and ambitious push towards full vaccination coverage by inoculating all eligible beneficiaries and covering them with precaution doses, a health ministry statement said. Official sources had said on Wednesday that people in the age group of 18-59 will be given free Covid vaccine booster shots from Friday, July 15.

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Be prepared for new COVID wave: WHO chief scientist warns amid concerning rise in deaths

Soumya Swaminathan said on Twitter while sharing a thread by Philip Schellekens, Senior Advisor at World Bank Group. Global development & COVID-19. Explaining the wrath that new Omicron variants can cause, Schellekens said, “We're seeing a global U-turn in COVID-19 mortality.

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Health Canada approves first COVID-19 vaccine for kids under 5

Moderna‘s COVID-19 vaccine for infants and preschoolers, making the vaccine the first of its kind approved for that age group in the country.Health Canada now says the Moderna vaccine can be given to young children between the ages of six months and five years old in doses one-quarter the size of that approved for adults.The National Advisory Committee on Immunization is expected to provide advice on its use later today.Globalnews.ca will live-stream the announcement, which is set for 12 p.m. EDT.The approval expands COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to nearly two million children in Canada, though the availability of the vaccine will be determined by provinces.The vaccine requires two dose given about four weeks apart.In late April, Moderna asked Health Canada to approve its COVID-19 vaccine for children as young as six months old, a day after requesting U.S.

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Valour FC away game postponed due to COVID-19 protocols

Valour FC‘s match against Atletico Ottawa on Sunday are going to have to wait.The Canadian Premier League said Thursday that the contest, scheduled for TD Place in Ottawa, has been postponed due to the league’s COVID-19 protocols, which are based on advice from medical experts.Sunday's match versus @atletiOttawa has been postponed due to League Covid Protocols, based on advice from medical experts.

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India detects first case of Monkeypox, health ministry rushes a team to Kerala

NEW DELHI : India has reported first laboratory confirmed case of Monkeypox in Kerala from Kollam district after which union health ministry has rushed a multi-disciplinary team of experts to collaborate with the state health authoritites in instituting public health measures, the union health ministry informed on Thursday. “The central team will assist the state health department in containing the outbreak," said the official. “The Central team to Kerala comprises of experts drawn from National Center for Disease Control (NCDC), Dr. RML Hospital and senior official from the health ministry along with experts from regional office of Kerala government.

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'Mother's selfless actions': Woman hospitalized after trying to rescue her children from ocean in Brigantine

BRIGANTINE, N.J. - A mother's selflessness was on full display in Brigantine after she rescued her children from the ocean at Brigantine beach before becoming overpowered by the current. According to the Brigantine Police Department, police and firefighters received a 911 call for a swimmer in distress on Wednesday around 9:30 a.m. When first responders arrived on scene, the Brigantine City Beach Patrol had rescued two children and pulled a 28-year-old woman from the water, authorities say.Medics and police immediately began taking life-saving measures on the woman, per police. According to officials, the children were evaluated and reunited with family as the woman was transported to AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center, where she is in critical condition. Authorities say an investigation revealed the woman's children were swimming in the ocean and became overpowered by the current. Witnesses told police the woman ran into the ocean to rescue her children but then became distressed and disappeared under the water, officials say. A person who witnessed the incident dialed 911, according to authorities. "Because of the mother's selfless actions and the witness immediately seeking help, the children were able to be rescued by Brigantine Beach Patrol who were training prior to their shift on a beach nearby," police said in a Facebook post.No additional information about the incident was released.

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Veterinarians grappling with national pet blood shortage

CHARLESTON, S.C. - Donating blood is critical to saving lives, which is why organizations such as the Red Cross are often urging people to donate. But blood donations for pets are frequently overlooked. BluePearl Pet Hospitals in the Charleston, South Carolina, area say they only get about a third of the donations they’d like. When they don’t have enough blood — that leads to tough situations.4,000 BEAGLES RESCUED FROM VA BREEDING FACILITY IN NEED OF NEW HOMES"That’s what’s scary, especially when you hear we might not [have] enough blood in order for your dog to survive," said South Carolina resident Sherry Shepherd.Shepherd's beagle puppy Harley was just 6 weeks old when her family got her.

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Covid spike prompts health chief warning governments should 'consider reintroducing' masks and other measures

Governments should consider reintroducing Covid protection measures amid a global “increasing trend of deaths” from the virus, a World Health Organisation (WHO) chief has warned.

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More COVID, monkeypox-like pandemic likely in future: WHO warns of 60% rise in animals-to-humans diseases

The number of diseases that jumped from animals to humans in Africa has increased by over 60% in the last decade, the World Health Organisation said adding that the ‘world can face more diseases like monkeypox, Ebola and coronavirus in the future’ There has been a 63% rise in the number of animal diseases breaching the species barrier from 2012 to 2022, as compared to the decade before, the UN health agency said in a statement on Thursday. Meanwhile, WHO announced that it will hold an emergency meeting next week to assess if monkeypox should be declared a global emergency.

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988 -- Three-digit Suicide Lifeline starts working in US this weekend

DETROIT (FOX 2) - People in need of help will soon be able to dial just three numbers to reach the Suicide Lifeline.Beginning Saturday, July 16, 988 will take callers to the crisis hotline. The shorter number is designed to be easier to remember than the current 10-digit line. The existing number, 1-800-273-8255, will still be available as well.Calling the number will provide you to access to help when you are experiencing emotional distress or suicidal crisis.The service for civilians and veterans is free and available 24/7.

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Buffalo supermarket reopens 2 months after mass shooting

NEW YORK - The Buffalo supermarket where 10 Black people were killed by a white gunman is set to reopen its doors to the public Friday, two months after the racist attack.A moment of silence and prayer will be held Thursday at Tops Friendly Market to honor the victims, employees and community impacted by the May 14 mass shooting, with a ceremonial reopening of the overhauled store before customers return Friday, the company said.Ten Black people were killed when a then-18-year-old gunman wearing body armor and carrying a semi-automatic rifle opened fire on weekend shoppers and employees. Three people were wounded in the massacre.Investigators say the shooter was motivated by white supremacist beliefs and researched the demographics of the predominantly Black neighborhood where the market is located with the intent of killing as many Black people as possible.

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Buffalo mass shooting: Payton Gendron in federal court on hate crime counts

The booking photo of Payton S. Gendron (Erie County District Attorney via FOX News) BUFFALO, N.Y. - The white man who killed 10 Black people at a Buffalo, New York, supermarket made his first appearance in federal court on hate crime charges Thursday, and the judge urged prosecutors to quickly decide whether to pursue the death penalty given the "substantial" cost of those cases. In a brief proceeding, presiding Magistrate Judge H.

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