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• cbslocal.com3 hour(s) ago
• I Was Fearful To Go Outside: Woman Recalls Asian American Hate Crime Against Her As More Incidents Are Being Reported
• LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) — The Asian Pacific Policy and Planning Council says since the pandemic began, 250 hate incidents and hate crimes against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have been reported in Los Angeles County, but they believe there are many more that have gone unreported. “He told me to go back to Asia,” one woman, Hong Lee, said about her experience. “This was then followed by two minutes of derogatory terms.” READ MORE: Travel Vouchers Set To Expire As Anniversary Of COVID Shutdown Nears Hong Lee is describing the...
• New York Post6 hour(s) ago
• 10 bidets on sale to help you stay clean and save on toilet paper
• In this current climate, bidets have never been more important. If you were part of the Toilet Paper Panic of 2020, then you can see why owning a bidet can prevent another potential panic. Getting a bidet can also reduce your toilet paper spending by 75%. If you want a cleaner bottom, bidets are the answer as well. We’ve rounded up 10 bidet toilet seats and attachments to choose from. Pick the one that suits your bathroom needs best and get ready for a life-changing bathroom experience. Slim Zero Bidet...
• thegrio.com7 hour(s) ago
• TIAA becomes first Fortune 500 company to have two Black CEOs in a row
• Loading the player... Finance company TIAA has tapped former JPMorgan Chase & Co executive, Thasunda Brown Duckett, to become the company’s new chief executive and president, according to The Washington Post.  Duckett, who oversaw tens of thousands of employees and over $600 billion in deposits, is taking the reins from Roger W. Ferguson Jr., and the move is the first time a Fortune 500 company has had two consecutive Black leaders. Read More: Ken Frazier, one of few Black corporate CEOs, retiring after 30 years While CEO of TIAA,...
• cbslocal.com9 hour(s) ago
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2nd Day In A Row With 100,000 COVID-19 Vaccinations; Hospitalizations At Lowest Point Since July
• CHICAGO (CBS) — COVID-19 vaccinations in Illinois have surged the past two days, with more than 100,000 doses administered on Wednesday and Thursday, as the number of people hospitalized with coronavirus fell to the lowest point since the end of July. The Illinois Department of Public Health reported 102,670 doses of COVID-19 vaccines were administered statewide on Thursday, after a record 130,021 vaccinations on Wednesday, which was the first time the state had hit the six-figure mark on a single day. Illinois is averaging 68,988 doses administered per day over...
• the-sun.com9 hour(s) ago
• Man ‘stabs his brother to death through the heart with pair of scissors during row over who should do the washing up’
• A MAN has killed his own brother by stabbing him through the heart with a pair of a scissors. The pair had been arguing about about who should do the washing up in the Brazilian municipality of Andradina in the early hours of February 25.  3Jeferson Lucas Batista de Souza, 27, right, was killed by his brother Jhonatan Willian Batista de Souza, 26, leftCredit: Newsflash Jeferson Lucas Batista de Souza, 27, was killed instantly after the scissors pierced his heart. His brother Jhonatan Willian Batista de Souza, 26, was arrested...
• usnews.com10 hour(s) ago
• Harvard Commencement to Be Held Online 2nd Year in a Row
• CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — Harvard University’s spring graduation ceremony will be replaced by a virtual event for the second year in a row amid concerns over the coronavirus pandemic, the Ivy League school announced Friday. In a message to students, Harvard President Lawrence Bacow called it “deeply disappointing” but said health and safety must be the top priority. “Though circumstances may well improve by spring, it takes months of planning to prepare for our usual festivities, which draw to campus and to Cambridge thousands of people from around the world,”...
• cvbj.biz11 hour(s) ago
• Two young Ukrainians launch an extraordinary challenge .
• Alexander and Viktoria, a couple very much in love, have decided to chain each other for three months to test their love. Test their love For Valentine’s Day, Alexander and his partner Viktoria set themselves a challenge: to tie up with a iron chain for three months. The goal is to test their love and also create a buzz on social networks. Their experience can be followed on their Instagram account @wecontacted. Alexander and Viktoria didn’t just take a chain and a lock. Indeed, a third...
• the-sun.com11 hour(s) ago
• Watch Michael Owen fall off his bike while standing still as England hero shares hilarious clip from outside his house
• MICHAEL OWEN shared a hilarious clip of himself falling off a bike while dismounting. The former England striker was standing still on his cycle before a funny fall. 4Michael Owen pulled up after a cycle rideCredit: twitter 4And the ex-England footballer took a hilarious fallCredit: twitter First ride of the year and I forgot the golden rule - if in doubt, clip out!???????? pic.twitter.com/CHZm01XZ5N— michael owen (@themichaelowen) February 26, 2021 Owen, 41, had just returned from a ride and came to a stop on a driveway. Footage showed him leaning...
• cbslocal.com11 hour(s) ago
• 45-Year-Old Man Critically Injured After Stabbing Outside Dundalk Restaurant
• DUNDALK, Md. (WJZ) — A 45-year-old man was stabbed multiple times during a fight outside a Dundalk restaurant Friday morning. Baltimore County Police responded to a call for a stabbing in the 2700 block of North Point Road around 12:21 a.m. READ MORE: Maryland Zoo Welcomes Sitatunga Calf The suspect fled the scene on foot and remains outstanding, police said. READ MORE: 24-Year-Old Man Reported Missing From Laurel Area The victim was taken to an area hospital and remains in critical condition. Detectives from the Baltimore County Police Department are...
• the-sun.com12 hour(s) ago
• Woman fumes as three council workers turn up to demand she removes her DOORMAT from outside her house or she’ll be fined
• A MYSTIFIED tenant filmed the moment THREE council workers knocked at her door during lockdown and threatened to confiscate her doormat. The officials - who were wearing masks but not keeping two metres apart - also threatened to issue Rosa Edwards a fine if she didnt remove the trip hazard from her own doorstep. 4Three masked Havering council officials knocked on Rosa Edwards doorCredit: Rosa Edwards 4They claimed her doormat was a trip hazard and threatened her with a fineCredit: Rosa Edwards Rosa, who rents a one-bed flat in Romford, Essex,...
• cbslocal.com12 hour(s) ago
• Horse Statue Beheaded Outside Suffolk County Antique Store
• SAINT JAMES, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) — You’ve heard of the headless horseman, but what about a headless horse? Suffolk County Police are searching for whoever beheaded a fiberglass horse statue in Saint James. READ MORE: New York City Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza Stepping Down (Credit: Suffolk County Police) It happened back on Jan. 18 outside Greenhouse Antiques and Collectibles on North Country Road. READ MORE: Woman Accused Of Pushing Another Woman Onto Subway Tracks Arrested On Attempted Murder Charges Police said three people broke the statue, valued around $2,000, and stole...
• mediaite.com12 hour(s) ago
• Sen. Tim Kaine Slams Biden for Syria Strikes: Not Constitutional Unless There are Extraordinary Circumstances
• Sarah Silbiger/Getty Images Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA) denounced President Joe Biden decision to order airstrikes in Syria on Thursday — stating, “Offensive military action without congressional approval is not constitutional absent extraordinary circumstances.” The Biden administration took its first military action on Thursday by ordering airstrikes on Syrian buildings without approval from Congress. The Pentagon reported that “multiple facilities” used by Iranian-supported militias were destroyed in the strike, which was launched in retaliation for rocket attacks on United States targets in Iraq. Militia officials reported that one person had been killed, yet a...
• the-sun.com12 hour(s) ago
• Woman suffers horror wounds on wrists after chaining herself to her boyfriend in ‘ultimate show of love’
• A WOMAN needed hospital treatment for horror wounds on her wrists after chaining herself to her boyfriend in the ultimate show of love. Viktoria Pustovitova, 28, and Alexander Kudlay, 33, made themselves inseparable on Valentine’s Day and claim to have mastered most problems from being so up close to each other.  6The young couple chained themselves together on Valentines DayCredit: Instagram 6Viktoria has suffered from wounds on her wrist from the chain that binds her to AlexanderCredit: Instagram The barmy pair want to stay welded together for three months, but Viktoria...
• msn.com13 hour(s) ago
• Turn kids into ‘birdbrains’ as fliers come back from winter homes
• They met on Bumble. She claims he killed her dogs. Now shes speaking out to help others isolated amid COVID-19. Biden sends a message to Iran, but with a scalpel instead of a sledgehammer Most kids are probably still feeling plenty of winter, but it’s a different story for migrating birds. As winter starts to transition to spring across the United States, warmer temperatures bring the return of many migratory species. And stealthy kids who keep their eyes on feeders, open water, coastlines, city parks, and other green spaces...
• allongeorgia.com13 hour(s) ago
• Insight and Advice from GA DNR: Finch Flocks and Sick Birds
• The Georgia Department of Natural Resources(DNR) says surging flocks of finches at backyard feeders coupled with reports of sick birds are raising questions among wildlife lovers across Georgia. Is the state is seeing an outbreak of salmonellosis, similar to the salmonella bacteria that is sickening and killing birds in the western U.S.? Insight and advice from Ga DNR: Dr. Bob Sargent of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources said that scattered flare-ups of salmonella are occurring in some Southeastern states,...
• onegreenplanet.org13 hour(s) ago
• Change Ad Consent Do not sell my data Petition: Find Person Who is Slashing Pelicans Pouches
• Pelicans are social animals that live in groups near the water. There are eight species of pelicans in total and the brown pelican is the only kind that dives to catch food. Due to pesticides like DDT, the brown pelican population started to go down around 1970. Thus, they were added to the Endangered Species list. Fortunately, their population has been steadily increasing. However, they still face many manmade threats, such as pollution. Recently, a human (or perhaps a group of them) have been directly harming pelicans by slashing their...
• cbslocal.com15 hour(s) ago
• Dine Out Takeout: Taste of the Town Returns With A Twist
• MIAMI (CBSMiami) – It’s hard to believe it’s been nearly a year since we’ve shot our last “Taste of the Town” segment due to the pandemic. We’ve all faced so many challenges this past year – but few more than the hospitality industry. With that in mind, we’re excited to bring back a new version of our popular food segment.  It’s going to look a little different to reflect these different times. READ MORE: Margate Police Searching For Missing Teen Lakeisha Scott Even the name has changed a bit. It’s...
• the-sun.com15 hour(s) ago
• Joey Essex spotted for the first time since ‘cultural appropriation row’ behind the scenes of Celebs Go Dating
• JOEY Essex has been seen for the first time since his secret cultural appropriation row with Celebs Go Datings Paul Carrick Brunson was revealed. The reality star was snapped behind the wheel of his flash motor wearing a face mask and cap. 6Joey Essex had a secret row with Celebs Go Dating love guru Paul Carrick BrunsonCredit: Colin Jack He finished the low-key look in a white T-shirt, jogging bottoms and black boots. It comes after The Sun this week revealed hed had a secret row over cultural appropriation on...
• dailymail.co.uk15 hour(s) ago
• Forget foreplay! Male superb lyrebirds imitate the sound of a nearby predator attack to trick females into thinking the safest place to be is having SEX with them
• Male superb lyrebirds imitate the sound of a flock defending itself in order to trick females into thinking the safest place to be is having sex with them, a study found.  When predators attack, some birds call out loudly, as a sort-of alarm signal — one that encourages their fellows and other species of bird to gather in a defensive flock. This so-called mobbing flock — which is often formed to protect young — will then fly over, harass or attack the predator in an effort to distract it or...