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Month: January 2023

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ANÁLISIS | La tormenta de documentos clasificados encontrados en la casa de Pence podría ser una buena noticia para Biden y Trump

Sofía Benavides (CNN) — El exvicepresidente Mike Pence tiene planes claros sobre el trabajo de Joe Biden. Pero por ahora, el posible candidato republicano de 2024 puede haberle hecho un favor al presidente. Y también podría haber hecho un último favor a su antiguo jefe, Donald Trump. El descubrimiento de documentos clasificados en la casa

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California has some of the strictest gun laws in the country. Here’s what we know about the guns used in this week’s deadly attacks

By Emily Smith, CNN California has some of the strictest gun laws in the country, according to advocacy groups. And still the state has been rocked by three mass shootings in 44 hours. At least two of the suspected gunmen carried out the attacks using semi-automatic weapons and at least one of the guns was

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LSUS is using it’s Human Performance Lab for studies on first responders but it’s also open to the community

By Chloe Abbott Click here for updates on this story     SHREVEPORT, Louisiana (KTBS) — Louisiana State University Shreveport’s $1.2 million investment in a new state-of-the-art Human Performance Lab will provide pathways for increased research potential, new teaching opportunities and revenue generating community engagement. The HPL, will offer the only environmental chamber for human data collection

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No charges filed after school employee allegedly taped an elementary student to a chair

By Kristy Kepley-Steward Click here for updates on this story     MACON COUNTY, North Carolina (WLOS) — The Macon County Sheriff’s Office says, following an investigation, no charges will be filed against a teacher who reportedly taped an elementary student to a chair. On Jan. 12, Macon County Schools Superintendent Dr. Chris Baldwin confirmed with News

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Virginia schools superintendent denies effort to ‘withhold recognition’ amid National Merit Scholarship investigation

By Athena Jones, Kirsten Appleton and Paul LeBlanc, CNN The Fairfax County Public Schools superintendent denied any “division-wide effort to withhold recognition,” as multiple schools in her district in Virginia are under investigation for allegedly failing to give students their National Merit Scholarship recognition in a timely manner, before many students submitted college applications. Dr.

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