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Month: October 2023

Peaches the mini horse at the Galvin Middle School in Wakefield

“Just say whoa,” Popular mini horse helps teach students about bullying dangers

By Katrina Kincade Click here for updates on this story     WAKEFIELD, Massachusetts (WBZ) — How can a miniature horse help prevent and combat bullying? More than 250 fifth grade students at Galvin Middle School in Wakefield gathered for a special presentation during National Bullying Awareness Month. After discussing four types of bullying, Lifting Spirits Miniature

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Ivanka Trump deberá testificar en el juicio civil de fraude que enfrenta su padre el 8 de noviembre, determina juez

macamilarincon (CNN) –– Se espera que Ivanka Trump testifique el miércoles 8 de noviembre en el juicio civil por fraude que enfrenta su padre, Donald Trump, en Nueva York. Inicialmente se había programado que la hija mayor de Trump subiera al estrado el viernes 3 de noviembre, después de que el juez Engoron negara la

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Biden wants to move fast on AI safeguards and signs an executive order to address his concerns

By JOSH BOAK and MATT O’BRIEN Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden has signed a sweeping executive order to guide the development of artificial intelligence. Monday’s order requires industry to develop safety and security standards, introduces new consumer protections and gives federal agencies an extensive to-do list to oversee the rapidly progressing technology.

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Lawyers argue whether the Constitution’s ‘insurrection’ clause blocks Trump from the 2024 ballot

By NICHOLAS RICCARDI Associated Press DENVER (AP) — Colorado lawyers seeking to disqualify former President Donald Trump from running for the White House again argued on Monday that his role in the January 2021 assault on the U.S. Capitol runs afoul of the Constitution’s insurrection clause, opening a hearing that could break new ground in

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Judge orders federal agents to stop cutting Texas razor wire for now at busy Mexico border crossing

By VALERIE GONZALEZ Associated Press McALLEN, Texas (AP) — A federal judge Monday ordered Border Patrol agents not to interfere with razor wire that Texas installed at a busy crossing for migrants on the U.S.-Mexico border, ruling that the barrier can only be cut to provide aid during medical emergencies. The temporary restraining order signed

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Judge orders federal agents to stop cutting Texas razor wire for now at busy Mexico border crossing

By VALERIE GONZALEZ Associated Press McALLEN, Texas (AP) — A federal judge Monday ordered Border Patrol agents not to interfere with razor wire that Texas installed at a busy crossing for migrants on the U.S.-Mexico border, ruling that the barrier can only be cut to provide aid during medical emergencies. The temporary restraining order signed

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Heavily armed man with explosives found dead at Colorado amusement park prompting weekend search

DENVER (AP) — Authorities in Colorado say the body of a heavily armed man wearing body armor and tactical clothing was found with homemade explosives at an amusement park, shutting down the attraction over the weekend as investigators looked for more bombs and searched his home. The Garfield County Sheriff’s Office says the 22-year-old man

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Delta Air Lines flight to Salt Lake City diverted to Sacramento after pilot reports engine problem

By Cecilio Padilla Click here for updates on this story     SACRAMENTO (KOVR) — A possible engine problem prompted a flight to be diverted to Sacramento on Monday morning. According to a preliminary statement from the FAA, the pilot on board Delta Air Lines Flight 2905 from San Jose International Airport to Salt Lake City International

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