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Scotland Votes To Decide The Fate Of Independence Movement
Scotland votes on Thursday in an election that could trigger a showdown with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson over a new independence referendum just five years since the Brexit vote strained the United Kingdom to breaking point.
Texas Republicans Pushing Abortion Ban After 6 Weeks
Texas would ban abortions after as early six weeks before many women know they are pregnant and allow private citizens to enforce the rule through civil lawsuits against doctors and others under a measure given preliminary approval by the GOPdominated s...
Vaccine Tourism: Canadians Fly South For Shot As U.S. Demand Falls
With COVID19 vaccine demand declining in the United States, some Canadians facing thirdwave lockdowns are flying south to get inoculated, perhaps months earlier than they would be able to at home.
Mom Who Gave Birth On Flight Didn't Know She Was Pregnant
Lavinia Lavi Mounga had no idea a baby was coming when she went into labor on a flight from her home in Utah to Honolulu last week.
Israeli President Asks Oppn Leader Yair Lapid to Form Govt After Netanyahu Fails to Form Coalition
President Reuven Rivlin's announcement on live television gave opposition a chance to end lengthy rule of Netanyahu, who is at the helm since 2009.
Pharma Company To Pay $12.6M To Settle Kickback Allegations
A Delaware pharmaceutical company has agreed to pay $12.6 million to resolve allegations that it violated the federal False Claims Act by paying kickbacks.
Gov. Whitmer Among 7 Awarded For Courage By JFK Foundation
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and six other people who risked their own health and safety to help and protect others during the coronavirus pandemic will receive Profile in Courage awards next month, the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation announced Tuesd...
$%&@!! Maine Rethinks Decision To Stop Vetting Vanity Plates
Based on crude license plate messages, one may be forgiven for assuming Maine doesnt give two flips about obscenities.
US Fights New Deadline For Rare Plant Protections In Nevada
The Biden administration says a U.S. judge exceeded his authority when he gave federal wildlife officials a May 21 deadline to decide whether to formally propose endangered species protections for a rare desert wildflower at the center of a fight over a p...
Boxer Verdejo Charged With Killing Woman Pregnant With His Child
Boxer Félix Boxer Verdejo charged with killing woman pregnant with his child, who represented Puerto Rico in the 2012 Olympic Games, has been charged in U.S. federal court with kidnapping and killing a woman who was pregnant with his child, authorities sa...
Novavax Starts Covid-19 Vaccine Trial on Children Aged Between 12-17 Years
Novavax said the trials would test 'the efficacy and safety' of the vaccine, with participants receiving either the vaccine candidate or placebo in two doses.
Denmark Drops J&J from Its National Vaccination Campaign over Blood Clotting Concerns
The Danish Health Authority said it concluded that the benefits of using the J&J's Covid-vaccine do not outweigh the risk of possible adverse effects.
2 Killed, 23 Hurt When Boat Capsizes Off San Diego Coast
Two people were killed and nearly two dozen others were hospitalized after a boat capsized Sunday just off the San Diego coast, authorities said.
Three Bears Euthanized After Colorado Woman Dies in Apparent Bear Attack
The woman, from Durango, was believed to have gone walking with her dogs earlier Friday near Trimble, according to her boyfriend.
2 Men Found With Injuries After Mall Shooting Near Seattle
Two men suffered nonlifethreatening injuries in a shooting at a shopping mall near Seattle on Saturday in what police described as apparently isolated violence.
Pakistan Plans Reducing International Flights to 20% as Covid-19 Cases Surge
It was not immediately clear which routes and air carriers would be affected.