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Washington mdash; Sen. JD Vance, the Republican nominee for vice president, on Sunday defended amplifying debunked claims about Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, while refusing to correct the record amid threats to the community in recent days. People are frustrated with the national media attention. Some people are also grateful that finally, someone is paying attention to what s going on, Vance, Ohio s junior senator, said on Face the Nation with Margar stanley cup et Brennan. You re never going to get this stuff perfect. Vance and former President Donald Trump, along with other allies, have amplified baseless rumors about immigrants in the Ohio city in recent days. On Sept. 9, Vance wrote in a post on X that people have had their pets abducted and eaten by people who shouldn t be in this country, while putting the blame on the Biden-Harris administration. Then, Trump reiterated the claim during the presidential debate against Vice President Kamala Harris, before pledging to deport the legal Haitian immigrants to Venezuela days later. Meanwhile, there have been bomb threats in recent days against schools and hospitals in the Springfield area, according to officials, sending hospitals into lockdowns and prompting multiple schools to evacuate.Vance condemned the threats of violence on Sunday, making clear that the individuals who stanley cup made the threats should be prosecuted to the fu stanley cup ll extent of the law. But he added that we don t believe Ccev 3rd American in a month dies during plastic surgery in the Dominican Republic
NEW YORK mdash; Disturbing signs of hate were discovered on a childrenrsquo playground in Brooklyn playground,CBS New York reports.Swastikas were found on equipment in Adam Yauch Park. Written below were the words Go Trump.City Councilman Brad Lander tweeted a photo, calling it more hatred and anti-Semitism from Trump s air max 1 upporters. Over the weekend, two swastikas were discovered inside an apartment building in Greenwich Village. Another was found inside a Port Washington, Long Island, high school. More from CBS News Shooting in mall in Vancouver, Washington leaves 1 dead, 2 wounded Harris leans into economy, abortion rights in new ads in final days of campaign For adidas samba mer CIA officer found not guilty in a crocs ssault case 2 dead, 6 wounded in shootings in downtown Orlando

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Oil spilling into federal waters off California s coast has prompted fresh calls for an end to offshore oil drilling in state and fede stanley quencher ral waters 鈥?but that s easier said than done.Neither the longstanding ban on new drilling leases in state water nor an effort in Congress to ban ne stanley cup w leases in federal waters stop existing drilling.California Gov. Gavin Newsom said Tuesday that it s easier to ban new drilling t stanley cup website han to wind down what already exists. Banning new drilling is not complicated, he said, according to The Associated Press. The deeper question is how do you transition and still protect the workforce He added that the most recent spill has added to the urgency to curb oil production. It s time, once and for all, to disabuse ourselves that this has to be part of our future. This is part of our past, he said alongside other elected officials.California remains the nation s seventh-largest oil-producing state, and winding down the state s oil production has proved politically difficult. The industry employs more than 150,000 people, and the state makes money from oil and gas leases.Efforts to plug and decommission several state oil platforms are underway, but the process is costly and time-consuming. It s expected to cost more than $800 million to decommission wells in the Wilmington Oil Fields off the coast of Long Beach. The state has just $300 million set aside. It boils down to finances and priorities, Democratic state Assemblyman Patrick O Donnell said. I would ho Draw World Bank head says he s not a climate denier, won t quit
BRUSSELS AP 鈥?European lawmakers say that plant-based products that do not contain meat can continue to be labeled sausages or burgers. The EU parliament on F stanley fr riday rejected proposals backed by meat industry lobbyists that could stanley cup have led to a ban on the terms. The decision means veggie burgers, soy steaks and vegan sausages can continue to be sold as such i cups stanley n restaurants and shops. Europes largest farmers association wanted to ban the terms, arguing that labelling vegetarian substitutes with words that bring meat to mind was misleading consumers. Those against banning the terms say they help promote environmental policies by improving the vegetarian products marketing.

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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas won t be teaching at George Washington University s law school after a student-led petition sought for his removal.A school spokesperson confirmed the news in a statement to the Associated Press, saying Thomas informed the school that he was unavailable this fall to teach.According to the news outlet, Thomas has taught at the university since 2011.Thomas and stanley cup Judge Gregory Maggs of the U.S. Court of Appeals fo stanley cup r the Armed Forces were slated to co-teach a Constitutional Law Seminar, GW Hatchet, the campus newspaper, reported.Maggs, who will still teach the class, informed students of the sad news in an email, which the school newspaper obtained.News of the 74-year-old stepping down from teaching comes after he and several other Supreme Court justices overturned the Roe v. Wade decision.Days after the landmark decision was overturned, thousands of students signed a petition pleading that the school end its relationship with Thomas, the AP reported.Accordin stanley cup g to the news outlet, the school refused to do that. Srux Pentagon to give Ukraine $300 million in weapons
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. 鈥?The Hillsborough County Sheriff s Office says a 20-year-old mother reported missing with her newborn daughter has been located safe. Deputies said over the weekend that Kanasia Johnson left St. Joseph s Women s Hospital in Tampa with her newborn daughter, Brinae Sherman, on Thursday, September 10. The sheriff s office said Johnson s pare stanley cup ntal rights were t stanley sverige erminated with her last child and she didn t tell her case manager that she was pregnant again. Investigators said they were looking for Johnson to make sure the baby was stanley mugg safe. No other information has been released.

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An Oklahoma man has been formally declared innocent after spending the longest amount of time in prison of anyone who has beenwrongfully convictedin U.S. history.Glynn Simmons has always maintained his innocence in the 1974 murder case of Carolyn Sue Rogers, but on July 20, a stanley cup judge finally listened, vacating the 70-year-old s conviction and ordering him a new trial after determining prosecutors withheld evidence.After Simmons had been out on bon stanley tumblers d for two months, the same judge, Amy Palumbo, granted a motion filed byOklahoma County District Attorney Vicki Behennato dismiss the case, as Behenna said her office would not seek a retrial due to a lack of remaining evidence.But those decisions were all based on legalities, not Simmons actual noncommittal of the crime that put him in jail for decades. That lack of formal recognition pushed him to file a motion in October seeking a declaration of innocence, and to then seek compensation from the state of Oklahoma.Palumbo ruled in favor of Simmons Tuesday, updating the conviction dismissal to a declaration of actual innocence. This Court finds by clear and convincing evidence that the offense for which Mr. Simmons was convicted, sentenced and imprisoned in the case at hand, including any lesser included offenses, was not committed by Mr. Simmons, Palumbo said.Simmons served 48 ye water bottle stanley ars, 1 month and 18 days after being convicted, putting him at the top of the time-spent-in-prison list of exonerees, according todata from the National R Caew Zelenskyy appeals for no-fly zone over Ukraine, more military assistance in address to Congress
A record number of unaccompanied immigrant children, about 14,000, are currently in stanley portugal US custody, a Health and Human Services spokesman said Friday.The spokesman, Mark Weber, said the additional requirements put i stanley termosar n place by the Trump administration to reduce risk and increase safety for immigrant children contributed to the high number. We are taking all possible steps to protect children in an environment with many bad actors, Weber said. We are balancing speed with safety and will err on the side of safety. The Houston Chronicle earlier reported the figure.Last spring, the Trump administration heightened scrutiny of adults coming forward to take care of the immigrant children, and Immigrations and Customs Enforcement now conducts exhaustive screenings of the adults. But many of them are undocumented themselves and fearful of ICE obta stanley drink bottle ining their information.These Trump administration policies are likely keeping these children in custody.Lawsuits have also accused the administration of extending children s stays, including allegedly holding them intentionally until they turn 18 and are eligible for stricter adult detention. Many of the children do have a legal right to stay in the US, but the legal process can take years.Weber said the high number was also due to the 50,000 Department of Homeland Security referrals of unaccompanied children this year, which he said is the third-highest annual total. DHS referred 59,170 unaccompanied children to HHS in fiscal year 2016, acco

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A jury has begun deliberating in the trial of Lawrence Ray, an ex-convict accused of moving into his daughter s dorm at Sarah Lawrence College and manipulating her friends into a cult-like devotion to get free labor and millions of dollars. The trial was interrupted twice so Ray could go to a hospital.Federal prosecutors said Ray started by charming his young victims, then turned to physical abuse and psychological torment to extort money, sex and other favors.He tricked some into believing they had poisoned him, prosecutors said. One woman testified she was coerced into prostitution. stanley cup Although he did not testify, Ray maintained through his lawyers that he was falsely accused. If convicted, Ray faces a maximum sentence of life in prison.The allegations against Ray attained public prominence with the 2020 publication of The Stolen Kids of Sarah Lawrence, aNew York magazine feature. Jurors were set to resume work Wednesday after deliberating less than an hour. Ray, 62, is charged with racketeering, sex trafficking, co stanley cup nspiracy, forced labor and other crimes. Federal authorities began investigating Ray after a lengthy article in New York magazine explored stanley cup his relationship with students at Sarah Lawrence, a small, private liberal arts college just north of New York City.At the trial, Ray was accused of spending nearly a decade manipulating a circle of his daughter s friends, who he met after moving into her dorm in 2010.One of them te Qzur 2 Nevada boys fall through ice into freezing water
ELWOOD, N.Y. -- A high school football player has died after he collided with an opponent and collapsed during a game on Long Island.Authorities say Tom Cutinella, a junior and player for Shoreham-Wading River High School, died at a hospital Wednesday night after suffering a head injury during a game with John Glenn High School in Elwood.A sp salomon okeswoman for the school district tells Newsday that Cutinella had been in the intensive-care unit after undergoing surgery. Suffolk County police say the collision happened about 6 p.m. Cutinella, a guard/linebacker, was injured during the third quarter of the varsity game.Dozens of teammates, relatives and friends waited at the hospital for an update on his condition. As news of his death spread, Students cried out. Two people fell af1 to the ground, weeping, and dozens of friends and teammates consoled each ot af1 her, Newsday reports. The newspaper says Shoreham s head football coach, Matt Millheiser, sat alone in a corner with his hands folded, his face frozen, and remarked that Cutinella was a great kid. Shoreham-Wading River Schools Superintendent Dr. Steven Cohen said in a statement, Our school community is truly devastated by this awful news and we all extend our deepest condolences to Tom s family and friends during this difficult time. Tom played football for the district since he entered the high school in ninth grade, becoming a member of the varsity team this year. In addition, Tom

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Kansas City Chiefs kicker Ha stanley cup rrison Butker s jersey is among the NFL s top-selling jerseys after his controversial commencement speech drew widespread criticism.As of Friday afternoon, Butker s red Nike No. 7 jersey is the most popular for Chiefs players on the NFL s online shop, ahead of popular teammates star quarterback Patrick Mahomes and tight end Travis Kelce. His jersey, which can be bought for $129.99, is currently listed as one of the top sellers, according to the website. Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker s jersey is one of the NFL store s top selling jerseys. As of Friday afternoon, his jersey is currently under top sellers, according to the website. Screengrab of Nflshop Fanatics is the exclusively licensed retailer of NFL merchandise. CBS News reached out to the company for additional information on jersey sales. The apparent increased sales come after the three-time Super Bowl champion s graduation speech at Benedictine College, where he suggest stanley cup ed women should be homemakers, railed against LGBTQ+ Pride Month, and took aim at President Joe Biden and abortion. His comments produced widespread backlash, and a petition circulated online calling for the Chiefs to dismiss him has more than 186,000 signatures. The NFL distanced itself from the kicker. Harrison Butker gave a speech in his personal capacity, stanley cup Jonat Ylak Confusion arises as states learn they re receiving fewer doses of Pfizer s COVID-19 vaccine than expected
A woman who was arrested for removing the Confederate flag from the front of the South Carolina Statehouse said on Thursday that she would absolutely do it again because the banner is a symbol of white supremacy, hatred and racial terror. Protester takes down Confederate flag at South Carolina Statehouse 02:02 Bree Newsome and James Tyson, who were both jailed for the stunt, spoke to CBSN five days after Newsome defied officers orders, scaling the 30-foot steel flagpole to take down the flag. I just felt that it was very important that it be a group of citizens ... who go up and bring that flag down - even if they put stanley cup it back up a minute later - just to know that s how strongly we felt about it, Newsome said. Calls for removing the flag have been renewed since nine black churchgoers were killed in what police characterized as a racist attack at a Charleston, South Carolina, church earlier this month. Places the Confederate flag asics still flies 25 photos adidas samba Newsome, of Charlotte, N.C., said she met with a group of like-minded activists

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Arizona detectives are seeking tips from the public more than four decades after a 25-year-old heiress was found shot to death near the Hoover Dam on the border between Nevada and Arizona.It s been 45 years sinc stanley cup e the body of Marion Berry Ouma was found on an embankment near the highway, but no arrests have been made.Ouma inherited $40 million after her grandfather, Yellow Pages founder Loren Berry, died, said the Mohave County Sheriff s Office Special Investigation Unit, the five-year-old agency investigating the cold case. The sheriff s office said Berry was worth $500 million and one of his grandsons pegged the company s value at almost $1 billion when it was sold. Lori Miller, one of the two part-time investigators in the Special Investigation Unit, told CBS News the details in Ouma s case are distinctive enough to stand out in the 60 unsolved cold cases in Mohave County. Yellow Pages heiress Marion Berry Ouma was found shot to death near the Hoover Dam in 1979. Mohave County Sheriff s Office Special Investigation Unit Authorities found Ouma s body on Jan. 3, 1979. They belie stanley cup ved she had been dead for less than 12 hours, said the Mohave County Sheriff s Office. An autopsy revealed that th stanley cup e victim had been shot in the head and abdomen with a .38 caliber weapon, but investigators didn t know her identity at the time. More th Ftmj Top Israeli cabinet official meets with U.S. leaders in Washington despite Netanyahu s opposition
An on-camera clash between Bill Maher and actor Ben Affleck over the nature of Islam last weekend has provoked a great deal of comment over the past week, which brings us to these thoughts from religious scholar Reza Aslan:The last week has adidas og seen the already-tense conversation about religion in this country turn into an all-out shouting match: But if we re going to have an honest discussion about religion, let s first begin by unde adidas campus rstanding what we re even talking about when we say the word religion. You see, religion is not just about the things you believe or the rituals you follow. It s about who you are as a human being -- how you see the world and your place i adidas campus n it. That s why religion is so intimately connected to all the other things that make up a person s sense of self, like ethnicity, culture, nationality, gender, sexual orientation. Consider this: around 70 percent of Americans describe themselves as Christian. Now, does that mean 70 percent of Americans go to church on Sundays Or that 70 percent of Americans read the Bible regularly Or that 70 percent of Americans could tell you much about Jesus Christ other than he was born in a manger and died on a cross Of course not.In fact, for a great many of that 70 percent, the phrase I am Christian is synonymous with I am American. In other words, it is a statement of identity, as much as it is a statement of belief.No wonder that two people of the same faith can l

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Washington mdash; Former President Donald Trump urged two separate federal courts to toss out the criminal charges brought against him by special counsel Jack Smith, arguing in both instances that Smith was unlawfully appointed and did not have the legal backing to prosecute the cases.Trump s requests were made to the federal district court in Washington, D.C., which is overseeing the case stemming from the 2020 election, and the U.S. appeals stanley cup court in Atlanta, which is reviewing a lower court ruling that dismissed the separate case that arose out of the former president s alleged mishandling of documents marked classified.In the case in Washington, Trump is seeking to file a motion to dismiss the four criminal charges brought against him based on the legality of Smith s appointment of special counsel. A district court judge in South Florida, who is overseeing the documents case, ordered an end to that prosecution in July after she found Smith was unconstitutionally appointed and funded. The special counsel appealed that decision earlier this year, arguing U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon ruled incorrectly. He is expected to also oppose Trump s bid to toss out the charges stemming from what prosecutors allege was an illegal e stanley cup ffort by the former president to hold onto power after the 2020 election.The documents c stanley cup aseThe federal appeals court is set to decide whether to revive Smith s prosecution of Trump over his handling of sensitive gov Wwgy Starbucks plans to stop offering plastic straws by 2020
FLORENCE, N.J. mdash; A converse uthorities said Thursday they ve opened a criminal investigation and executed a search warrant at the home of a New Jersey couple who raised $400,000 online for a homeless good Samaritan who now claims they mismanaged the cash. Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina said in a Facebook post he was confirming the investigation because of the enormous public interest in the case, though no charges have been filed.Authorities executed the warrant on Mark D Amico and Katelyn McClure s home in Florence, New Jersey, about 30 miles northeast of Philadelphia, and were seen loading a BMW onto a flatbed truck, according to CBS Philadelphia. Tow truck removes BMW from the Bordentown, NJ property of Katie McClure Mark Drsquo;Amico, where @BurlcoPro nike dunk s is serving a search warrant. The couple is being investigated over funds missing from a $400,000 GoFundMe account they started for homeless veteran Johnny Bobbitt @CBSPhilly pic.twitter/cxPcFBrw9Pmdash; Trang Do @TrangDoCBS3 September 6, 2018 The couple s attorney, Ernest Badway, has not returned phone calls seeking a response. He has earlier declined to comment. It s the latest news in a case that captured international headlines and at first seemed to illustrate the kindness of strangers but has since morphed into a dispute over how and who spent the cash donated online from 14,000 people. INVESTIGATION UPDATE:Stateme ugg nt from Burlington County Prosecutor Sco

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The Los Angeles Rams Van Jefferson won a lot more than a Super Bowl ring on Sunday night. Quickly after his team secured their win with minutes to spare in the fourth quarter, the wide receiver rushed out of the stadium to welcome the birth of his and his wife s second child.During the Rams faceoff with the Cincinnati Be stanley cup ngals on Sunday, Jefferson s wife and high school sweetheart, Samaria Jefferson, had to be rushed to the hospital, a stanley cup ccording to multiple reports. Van Jefferson s wife, Samaria, went into labor during the game, per @JourdanRodrigue.The Rams receiver grabbed his daughter, sprinted through the locker room, and is headed to the hospital right now.pic.twitter/m1zIYGNgSbmdash; Front Office Sports @FOS February 14, 2022 After the Rams pulled off their victory mdash; the team s first Super Bowl win since 2000 mdash; The Athletic reported that Jefferson grabbed his daughter, brought her onto the field and sprinted through the locker room to get to the hospital. The Athletic previously reported that the couple s newest addition was due on February 17. CBS Sports Josina Anderson spoke with Jefferson s father as they were preparing to leave, who told her at the time that the midwife said she has about an hour to go before birth. Van Jefferson holds his newborn child after he helped the Los Angeles Rams secure a Super Bowl win. Van Jeffer stanley cup son/Instagram Pkgg Car lease ending You have options mdash; and could even make money
INDIANAPOLIS -- At least two tornadoes struck cities incentral Indiana on Wednesday, te af1 aring the roof off apartment buildings, sendingair conditioners falling on adidas campus to parked cars and cutting power to thousands ofpeople.The National Weather Service issued a tornado warningsaying a confirmed large and destructive tornado hit about 10 mileseast of Kokomo, or about 40 miles north of Indianapolis. Meteorologist DaveTucek said a tornado moved across the city Wednesday afternoon.Itrsquo crazy. Itrsquo a madhouse, said MitchellCarlson, a maintenance technician at the Park Place Apartments in Kokomo. Hesaid the complex has 16 buildings and probably eight of them donrsquo;t have aroof. But there have not been any injuries there, he said.So, I guess wersquo;re all blessed at the Park Place.He estimated 20 to 30 cars had been damaged by fallingtree limbs and air conditioners. A truck was slammed against a car during severe weather inKokomo, Indiana, on Aug. 24, 2016. jordan @TeeJayCrawford Officials have declared a joint state of emergency forcentral Indianarsquo Howard County and its county seat of Kokomo. The declaration stated that all roads in the city and countyare closed except for emergency vehicles performing essential functions until 9p.m. Wednesday.Utility companies repor

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Polar bears in Canada s Western Hudson Bay mdash; on the southern edge of the Arctic mdash; are continuing to die in high numbers, a new government survey of the land carnivore has found. Females and bear cubs are having an especially hard time. Researchers surveyed Western Hudson Bay mdash; home to Churchill, the town called the Polar Bear Capital of the World mdash; by air in 2021 and estimated there were 618 bears, compared to the 842 in 2016, when they were last surveyed. The actual decline is a lot larger than I would have expected, said Andrew Derocher, a biology professor at the University of Alberta who has studied Hudson Bay polar bears for nearly four decades. Derocher was not involved in the study. Since the 1980s, the number of bears in the region has fallen by nearly 50%, the authors found. The ice essential to their survival is disappearing. Polar bears rely on Arctic sea ice stanley cup mdash; frozen ocean water mdash; that shrinks in the summer with warmer temperatures and forms again in the long winter. They use it to hunt, perching near holes in the thick ice to s stanley cup pot seals, their favorite food, coming up for air. But as t stanley cup he Arctic has warmed twice as fast as the rest of the world because of climate change, sea ice is cracking earlier in the year and taking longer to freeze in the fall. That has left many polar bears that live across the Arctic with less ice on which to live, hunt and reproduce.Polar bears are not on Ryvo Assault charge for Missouri professor who called for muscle during protests
TOPEKA, Kan. -- A white Kansas lawmaker who suggested at a public forum that blacks were predisposed to abusing drugs resigned from two legislative committee leadership jobs but did not give up his seat in the Legi hoka slature. Republican Rep. Steve Alford, from the western Kansas town of Ulysses, faced calls on social media to leave office altogether from critics who saw his remarks as racist. And a black House member said Alford should resign from the Legislature.Alford stepped down Tuesday as chairman of the House Children and Seniors Committee and as vice chairman of a joint legislative task force on child welfare salomon . He won t keep a seat on either panel but will retain other committee assign af1 ments. We came to a mutual understanding, House Speaker Ron Ryckman Jr., a Kansas City-area Republican, told reporters after meeting Tuesday with Alford. His remarks were disappointment and unfortunate. But Rep. Valdenia Winn, a black Kansas City, Kansas Democrat, said Tuesday that Alford should leave the Legislature. She said giving up committee leadership jobs is insignificant. Until he resigns from the Legislature, there is no difference, Winn said. You owe that to your constituents and the state of Kansas. Alford declined to comment Tuesday after issuing a statement saying he was giving up the two jobs and attending the day s House session.During the public meeting Saturday in Garden City, Alford discussed his opposition to legalizing