New York Daily News,
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An angry crowd beat a man to death after a car crash in the Bronx, repeatedly stomping his head against the concrete as his brother was also beaten nearby, cops and prosecutors said Thursday. Two suspects were arrested in the case—and were freed on bail before the death of Geuris Guillermo, 42, raised the attack to a homicide. A gang of 10 to 15 people pummeled Guillermo and his brother, Ambiori Guillermo, just before 2:40 a.m. Sunday—right after the two collided with another vehicle on the corner of East 176 Street and Carter Ave. in Mount Hope. As cops tell it, two men
WAGA-TV [Atlanta, GA],
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Denise Dillon
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Cartersville, Ga—A man is charged with sexual battery after police say he groped women in a grocery store. When other shoppers at the Ingles in Cartersville heard what was happening, they stepped in and made sure the man wasn't going anywhere until police arrived. Josh Collins was in the grocery store with his daughter. "Heard a huge commotion and I hear a woman say 'You can't grab me like that," said Collins.(Snip) The men say a number of people have thanked them for stepping in. They say they didn't do it for praise, they did it because it was the right thing to do.
Washington Times,
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Mark A. Kellner
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President Biden on Friday announced his intention to nominate four people to religious freedom posts, including the first Muslim to serve in one of the top roles; a noted Holocaust scholar as a special envoy on anti-Semitism; an openly gay Jewish cleric, and a Muslim immigrant who famously clashed with former President Donald Trump.(Snip)Katrina Lantos Swett, president of the Lantos Foundation for Human Rights & Justice, said there is “a vital need for the United States to show leadership on the issue of international religious freedom.” “We hope Congress moves swiftly to confirm these nominees, so they can begin the administration’s work on religious freedom
Daily Mail (UK),
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Tom Pyman
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Australia today used helicopters and the army to enforce its 'Zero Covid' lockdown, as thousands of police flooded Sydney city centre to enforce the rules and hand out $500 fines for those not wearing a mask. Sirens blared across the city and a draconian message was broadcast from the skies, as millions were told: 'This is public health order—do not break rules—you will be found and fines issued.'(Snip) Some 250 fines, each worth $500, were issued across the city today, with one man arrested after travelling on trains outside his local government area without a reasonable excuse.
Washington Times,
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Shen Wu Tan
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Three-quarters of patients who tested positive for COVID-19 after numerous large public events in a Massachusetts town were fully vaccinated, according to a federal study published Friday. Among the 469 COVID-19 cases identified, 346, or 74%, occurred in fully vaccinated people, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report found. Most of the vaccinated patients, 79%, experienced symptomatic breakthrough infections. Testing from 133 patients revealed that the delta variant was responsible for 90% of the cases. Of the five COVID-19 patients who required hospitalization, four were fully vaccinated. No deaths were reported.
Daily Mail (UK),
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Josh Boswell
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Two teenagers shot execution style in a Corona, California movie theater on Monday night were on their first date. Rylee Goodrich, 18, was killed instantly by a bullet to the back of the head, her father told DailyMail.com. He said her new boyfriend, 19-year-old TikTok influencer Anthony Barajas, tried to turn after hearing the first shot and the second bullet went through his eye, leaving him in a critical condition, possibly brain dead. Goodrich's father, David, said police recovered his daughter's wallet and other possessions from the nearby home of Joseph Jimenez, 20, who they arrested less than 24 hours after the shooting
New York Post,
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A creep in Manhattan allegedly molested a young girl while being out on supervised release from a felony burglary case when he broke into a girl’s room, The Post has learned. Raymond Wilson, a 31-year-old homeless man, appeared in Manhattan Supreme Court Thursday afternoon on charges of sex abuse and burglary in connection to the June 12 assault, court records show. In that incident, Wilson allegedly broke into the girl’s room and rubbed his genitals on her foot, according to the criminal complaint.(Snip)“The victim screamed for her parents but no one was home, except her younger sister who was sleeping in another room.”
Daily Mail (UK),
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Mansur Shaheen
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A new coronavirus variant that originated in Colombia has been detected in South Florida. Variant B.1.621 has yet to receive a Greek letter designation from the World Health Organization (WHO), but it is starting to make an impact in Miami. Carlos Miyoga, CEO of Jackson Health System in Miami, told Local 10 that the strain accounts for around 10 percent of cases in the area. Health experts suspect that constant travel between Miami and Colombia caused the variant to travel in the state and are urging residents to get vaccinated. The variant was first discovered in January in the Colombia, where, at its peak in late June,
Washington Times,
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Mike Glenn
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The Navy has filed criminal charges against a sailor in connection with the July 12, 2020 fire aboard the amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard, which raged for several days in San Diego and forced the Navy to scrap the ship. The sailor, who has not been identified, was a member of the crew at the time and is accused of starting the fire, said Commander Sean Robertson, a spokesman for the Navy‘s 3rd Fleet.(Snip)The Navy ultimately decided that repairing the Bonhomme Richard and getting it back out to sea was simply an insurmountable obstacle. More than half of the ship would
Washington Times,
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Alex Swoyer
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Civil rights attorney Ben Crump announced this week he filed a lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson, alleging the company targeted Black women with its sales of baby powder that allegedly caused cancer. Representing the National Council of Negro Women, Mr. Crump said the company’s talcum-based baby powder has links to ovarian cancer and it was specifically marketed to Black women. “It is about the lives of our grandmothers, our mothers, our sisters, our daughters, our nieces and our wives and how they were cynically targeted by Johnson & Johnson, this multi-billion dollar corporation,” Mr. Crump, best known for representing the family of George Floyd,
Fox News,
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Edmund DeMarche
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Los Angeles—Health officials in Los Angeles County said over 25% of new coronavirus cases are among those who have been fully vaccinated, an increase from last month, according to a report Wednesday. Health officials have called the vaccines effective and said breakthrough cases are to be expected, but the number is a noticeable increase from June when fully vaccinated individuals accounted for 20% of the county’s infections, Fox 11 Los Angeles reported. "As more people are vaccinated, the number of fully vaccinated people becoming infected will increase and with the Delta variant that’s far more infectious, exposures to infections have also increased," Barbara Ferrer,
Newsweek,
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Rebecca Klapper
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Hate crimes documented by police disproportionately list Black people as attackers, according to a new report by several civil rights groups for better protections under hate crime laws. Released Wednesday, the report is a comprehensive national review of hate crime laws that shows where laws variate.(Snip)Though the majority of hate crimes in the U.S. are committed by white people, motivated by racial or ethnic bias, the crimes disproportionately reported Black Americans as the attackers. In at least 13 states, Black Americans were listed by law enforcement as the perpetrators in hate crimes at a rate roughly 1.6 to 3.6 times greater than the size of the state's
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It will cost $30 million to decommission the ship (that stimulates the economy!), versus the $3 billion cost to repair the massive damage. Do americans deserve to know the name of the arsonist? Maybe it's the same person who murdered Ashli Babbitt, or Seth Rich for that matter. There are things we simply do not deserve to know.