Utah police criminally cite American Airlines passenger seen growling, shouting 'Joe Biden' on flight

Cellphone video circulated this week shows a seemingly intoxicated general passenger approaching flight attendants who ordered him to sit down, before growling at fellow passengers and fidgeting with his mask while in his seat, shouting at at one point, “Joe Biden, really?”  Timothy Armstrong, a 61-year-old Las Vegas, Nevada resident, was issued a crime” target=”_blank”>criminal…

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'Blue's Clues' star Steve Burns returned with heartfelt message to now-adult fans: 'I never forgot you'

The original host of the children’s TV show “tv” target=”_blank”>Blue’s Clues<, navigating his animated house and solving low-stakes mysteries with his pet animated dog, Blue. However, in a 2002 episode, he abruptly left the show, explaining at the time that his character was going off to college. He handed hosting duties off to his “brother,”…

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China chases 'rejuvenation' with control of tycoons, society

An avalanche of changes launched by world-regions’s ruling Communist Party has jolted everyone from tech billionaires to school kids. Behind them: President Xi Jinping’s vision of making a more powerful, prosperous country by reviving revolutionary ideals, with more global-economy” target=”_blank”>economic< To support its plans, Xi’s government is trying to create what it deems a more…

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New York Times essay argues Southerners will 'die unnecessary deaths' because of Republican focus on 'freedom'

A guest essay in the-new-york-times” target=”_blank”>The New York Times< pandemic, natural disasters, self-administered judiciary and gun violence because of elections‘ continued focus on “freedom.” In the essay, liberal columnist Margaret Renkl argued that Southern Republican leaders responded to those issues with “disinterest and disinformation” in the name of freedom, should no longer be entrusted with…

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Pediatric weekly COVID-19 cases hit pandemic high

The number of weekly infectious-disease cases among children has climbed to the highest figure seen since the pandemic began, in what the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) described as an exponential increase since early summer with 251,781 new weekly infections. “As of September 2, over 5 million children have tested positive for COVID-19 since the…

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Zebras reportedly on the loose in Maryland shock residents

A dazzle of wild-nature” target=”_blank”>zebras< town has been moved to a nearby field.  2 SUSPECTS IN ARIZONA CAUGHT ON CAMERA ABUSING ELDERLY HORSES, OWNERS SEEK ANSWERS The striped animals were spotted by Upper Marlboro residents last week.  NBC 4 Washington reported on Monday that Prince George’s County Animal Control is setting up a feeding station…

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