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Month: July 2023

A heat wave is scorching America’s southern half as the Fourth of July holiday approaches

By CHEVEL JOHNSON RODRIGUE Associated Press Dangerous heat levels kicked in again Saturday for much of the southern United States as temperatures throughout the weekend were expected to reach a scorching 100 degrees Fahrenheit or even higher in several states. Excessive heat warnings were in place for Arizona’s largest metro area, where Phoenix and surrounding

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An anti-Trump video shared by the DeSantis campaign is ‘homophobic,’ says a conservative LGBT group

By JILL COLVIN Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — A prominent group that represents LGBT conservatives says a video shared by Ron DeSantis ′ presidential campaign that slams rival Donald Trump for his past support of gay and transgender people “ventured into homophobic territory.” The “DeSantis War Room” Twitter account shared the video on Friday

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¿Cambia la ley del “offside”? La FIFA y la IFAB realizan pruebas piloto en Europa sobre posible modificación del fuera de juego

Sofía Benavides (CNN en Español) — El fútbol podría dar un “giro copernicano” en su reglamentación sobre el fuera de juego (en inglés offside) luego de que la FIFA y la International Football Association Board (IFAB) aprobaron la llamada Ley Wenger. Esta ley consiste en cobrar el fuera de juego cuando un futbolista tenga todo

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Jamaica Plain woman with breast cancer to ride her first Pan-Mass Challenge as ‘living proof’ rider

By LISA HUGHES Click here for updates on this story     JAMAICA PLAIN, Massachusetts (WBZ) — Dena Ofengeim, 29, first learned about the Pan Mass Challenge in high school. But it wasn’t until she became a patient at Dana Farber Cancer Institute that she realized the ride’s impact on funding lifesaving cancer research. “I couldn’t walk

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Climate activists disrupt London Pride march to protest corporate sponsorship

LONDON (AP) — Climate activists have briefly halted the dance-filled London Pride march by blocking a float sponsored by Coca-Cola. Seven members of the group Just Stop Oil were arrested on Saturday after protesting march organizers for accepting sponsorship money from “high-polluting industries.” The protest stopped the march for a little more than 15 minutes

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