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NASA has deployed a team today to begin investigating an unidentified aerial phenomenon commonly known as a UFO. A group of 16 people, consisting of astronomers, astrophysicists, biologists, former Pentagon officials and former astronauts, will collect data on unidentified events in the skies, the findings of which he will release in mid-2023. will be published on
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A third UK prime minister could be announced in seven weeks today as UK Conservative MPs vote to elect a new leader. After Boris Johnson dramatically dropped out of the race, former Finance Minister Rishi Sunak emerged as the frontrunner. A quick process could result in Sunak being announced as Prime Minister today at 9am ET. If he can secure the support of his 100 MPs in the Conservative Party, he will not be opposed in elections. Sunak’s only competitor is Penny Mourdant, a cabinet minister who finished in his third place in the summer. The contest comes after Liz Truss stepped down from the top job last week, becoming the shortest leader in British history. In the previous contest, Sunak was his second to her Truss, but his repeated warnings about her economic plans proved accurate in record time, resulting in the party’s It has amassed a healthy number of supporters within.
A common respiratory virus known as RSV is prevalent in the United States at unusually high levels, overwhelming children’s hospitals. According to the CDC, symptoms may look like a cold and include a runny nose, loss of appetite, coughing, sneezing, fever and wheezing. However, for some children, especially young infants, RSV can be dangerous and lead to dehydration, difficulty breathing, and serious illness. The CDC doesn’t track RSV hospitalizations or deaths like it does the flu, but last week he said RSV cases were on the rise in many parts of the country. Several children’s hospitals told CNN they were “overwhelmed” by these cases at a time when surges in RSV cases are unusual.
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Hurricane Roslin made landfall in midwestern Mexico on Sunday, flooding roads and damaging buildings along the country’s Pacific coast. The hurricane then weakened rapidly and turned into a tropical storm, causing widespread damage with strong winds and downpours. According to the National Hurricane Center, winds up to 120 mph and swells generated by Rosslyn are affecting parts of the southwestern coast of Mexico, west-central Mexico, and the southern Baja California peninsula. The Hurricane Center said Sunday that “rapid weakening is expected to continue, with Roslyn projected to become a tropical storm by tonight and dissipate tonight or early Monday.
The Trump Organization Criminal Tax Fraud Trial Begins Today in New York. Former President Donald Trump is not a defendant in this lawsuit and is not expected to be involved in any wrongdoing, but the Trump Organization could face fines of up to $1.6 million if convicted. Become. The start of jury selection today is a symbolic moment following years of investigation into Trump’s real estate business. Two of the Trump Organizations have been indicted on nine counts of tax fraud, grand theft, and falsification of business records, and prosecutors have ordered them to report and pay taxes on compensation provided to their employees. It claims it was a 15-year plan to defraud tax authorities by neglecting it.A possible plea deal was discussed, but Trump and his team rejected it.
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Diwali, one of the most important Hindu festivals, begins today with colorful practices and celebrations. This holiday is also important for Sikhs and Jains and is celebrated not only in India but also in Nepal, Malaysia, Singapore and other South Asian diaspora countries. Usually he is celebrated for five days, the largest day being his third day. A growing number of major brands are recognizing the festival of lights, running advertising campaigns and stocking holiday-related products in the United States. You can now get Mark’s greeting cards and Target’s party decorations. The advertising campaign and product surge reflect how much the US’s South Asian population has grown in recent years, marketing strategists and business owners say.
Harvey Weinstein sexual assault trial
Infamous film producer Harvey Weinstein’s sexual assault trial begins today in Los Angeles, with opening statements expected. Weinstein, 70, is on trial for the second time, more than two years after he was convicted of sex crimes in New York and sentenced to 23 years in prison.
Phillies, Astros advance to World Series
Following Sunday’s exciting victory, the Houston Astros and Philadelphia Phillies are heading into Major League Baseball’s championship series.
8-year-old boy tries to climb Yosemite summit record
Meet the boy who aims to be the youngest person to climb El Capitan. Watch the video here.
‘House of the Dragon’ Season Finale Review
Waiting for Season 2 will be tough, but at least we know the epic battle is in the works (with an abundance of dragons).
Your dog can earn $10,000 a year
If you believe your dog is a diamond, roughthe brand is looking for a “Chief Fluff Officer” and wants to pay for one lucky puppy.
‘Ellen’ star Sophia Grace is expecting her first child
where did the time go? Sophia Grace, who went viral in “Ellen” as a dancing toddler, becomes her mom.
90%
That’s the percentage of Ukraine’s wind energy infrastructure destroyed in the war with Russia, according to Ukrainian officials. Over the weekend, more than 1.5 million people were shrouded in darkness as a wave of Russian attacks hit Ukraine’s fragile power grid again, officials said. Separately, Russia’s defense minister on Sunday accused Ukraine of planning to use a so-called dirty bomb, which was strongly refuted by US officials as a Russian false flag operation.
“[Student loan forgiveness] hanging in front of us.
– Michael Christfield, a 43-year-old student loan borrower, on being ineligible for debt relief. Before applications began last week, the Biden administration abruptly scaled back the program, excluding old federal borrowers held by private lenders rather than the government. An estimated 700,000 people were affected. The Biden administration also said last weekend it would begin waiving student loans. But Friday’s appeals court ruling temporarily suspended the program, delaying relief while it considers appealing the loan cancellation plan.
Significant snow in west as severe storm threat hits south
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beyond butter chicken
This chef is on a mission to share lesser-known Indian dishes not typically found in restaurants. (Click here to view)
