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Missouri Tigers football star Ahmad Hardy, one of college football’s top running backs, was shot during a concert in Mississippi, the team announced in a statement Monday. Subscribe to read this story without ads Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content.According to Mizzou Football, Hardy suffered a gunshot wound Sunday morning and underwent surgery the same day. His condition is stable. “Ahmad is deeply loved by his teammates, coaches, friends, family and fans,” the statement said. “We continue to stand by him and his family and offer our love, prayers, strength and support as they navigate this difficult…

Six people were found dead in the boxcar of a freight train near a railroad yard in Laredo, Texas, on Sunday, officials said.Subscribe to read this story without ads Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content.Police said they received a call from a Union Pacific employee at around 3 p.m. local time to report a trailer boxcar with multiple casualties found inside.The age of the victim and the place of departure of the train were not immediately released. Laredo Police Department Investigator Jose Baeza said these questions are “at the heart of an ongoing and fluid investigation.”The Webb…

Iran has accepted a US proposal to end the Middle East war, Iranian state media reported on Sunday.Subscribe to read this story without ads Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content.State news agency IRNA said the response was “given through the intermediary Pakistan,” but did not reveal the content of the response. “According to the proposed plan, the current phase of negotiations will focus on the issue of ending the war in the region.”The two countries continued their artillery exchange in the Persian Gulf on Saturday, more than a month after a temporary cease-fire agreement originally aimed at…

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Spirit Airlines was a budget-friendly airline that America hated. But it’s now out of business, and a viral crowdfunding campaign is trying to revive the bankrupt airline.Subscribe to read this story without ads Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content.When Hunter Peterson heard Spirit Airlines would be shutting down on May 2nd after attempts to merge with other airlines and provide a lifeline from the federal government, the 22-year-old voice actor and content creator posted on social media that same day with an idea to revive the airline.If one-fifth of Americans contributed $45 each (the equivalent of a…

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The Virginia Supreme Court on Friday blocked a new congressional map drawn by Democrats from taking effect, in a major boost for Republicans as they look to protect their narrow House majority in the midterm elections. Subscribe to read this story without ads Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content.Weeks after Virginia narrowly approved the plan in a statewide vote, a court ruled that Democratic lawmakers did not meet the procedural requirements to get a constitutional amendment written to pave the way for redrawing district lines to appear on the ballot. Democrats wanted a map designed to give…

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His bill would also direct the National Institute of Corrections to provide education and technical assistance to state and local correctional facilities to train staff on the risks of placing pregnant women in restrictive housing and restraints. Research on policies targeting pregnant women’s care in these facilities will also be necessary. The bill would also require basic care, including meals, for pregnant women in federal custody. vitamins; bedding; clothing. Support services. Screening and treatment for dangerous risk factors. And the plan is to deal with serious complications. In most cases, the bill would prohibit federal agencies from placing pregnant women…

A federal judge on Wednesday blocked the FBI from returning more than 600 boxes of 2020 general election ballots seized from an election site in Fulton County, Georgia, this year.Subscribe to read this story without ads Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content.In a 68-page order, U.S. District Judge J.P. Bouley said there was not enough evidence to prove that the rights of county employees, a legal standard in the case, were “callously ignored.” The court ruled that the county had not demonstrated a need for the ballots or would be irreparably harmed without them.At the same time,…