Alex Hider
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Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Officials in Spain catch and release 4,400-pound sunfish
Officials in Spain were able to rescue a massive 4,000-pound sunfish that had been caught in a fisherman's net earlier this month. → Read More
Patrolman's quick thinking saves Ohio motorist from car fire
Quick thinking by a Cleveland-area Ohio State Highway Patrolman helped save an elderly motorist from a potentially deadly car fire on Tuesday morning. → Read More
Pfizer says its booster shots were 95.6% effective in Phase 3 trials
Pfizer noted that a portion of the trial took place while the spread of the more contagious delta variant was prevalent. → Read More
San Francisco In-N-Out Burger briefly closed for violating local COVID-19 health orders
Officials in San Francisco have temporarily closed the dining room at the city's only In-N-Out Burger location after the restaurant violated city health orders by not having staff members check customers for proof of vaccination. → Read More
New York City mandates COVID-19 vaccines for city workers, removes test-out option
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday announced that all municipal employees must get at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine by Friday, Oct. 29. → Read More
Southwest scraps plan to put unvaccinated workers on unpaid leave while they await exemption rulings
Southwest Airlines has scrapped a plan that would have forced unvaccinated workers who are seeking a religious or medical exemption from a company-wide vaccine mandate to take unpaid leave after Dec. 8, CNBC and KTVT-TV in Dallas report. → Read More
Buttigieg 'won't apologize' for taking paternity leave, calls it 'joyous' and 'important' work
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Sunday responded to criticism from conservative pundits about his decision to take paternity leave after he and his husband welcomed twins. → Read More
New York City weighs removal of Thomas Jefferson statue from City Hall
A panel on Monday will hold a vote to determine the fate of a 188-year-old sculpture of Thomas Jefferson that currently resides in New York's City Hall. → Read More
ESPN reporter Allison Williams leaving network after choosing not to get COVID-19 vaccine
Allison Williams, a veteran reporter who has worked the sidelines of college football and basketball games for ESPN for a decade, has announced she will be leaving the network after choosing not to get vaccinated against COVID-19. → Read More
Colin Powell suffered from blood cancer that left him immunocompromised, reports say
While Colin Powell died from complications of a breakthrough COVID-19 infection, he was reportedly suffering from an underlying medical condition that left him immunocompromised. → Read More
After a month, officials say there are 'no signs' that Spanish volcano will cease erupting soon
"There are no signs that an end of the eruption is imminent even though this is the greatest desire of everyone," President Angel Víctor Torres said, according to Reuters. → Read More
Jonah Hill asks Instagram followers not to comment on his body
"I know you mean well, but I kindly ask that you not comment on my body," Hill wrote in a message posted to his Instagram grid. "Good or bad, I want to politely let you know it's not helpful and doesn't feel good. Much respect." → Read More
Woman carrying baseball bat near Capitol arrested after biting officer, USCP says
A woman carrying a baseball bat was arrested Friday near the Capitol after raising the bat toward police and later biting an officer. → Read More
Biden to visit Connecticut, push for increased access to childcare
President Joe Biden on Friday will make several stops in the state of Connecticut and will deliver remarks in the hopes of pushing a bill that aims to provide more resources to working families. → Read More
White House: US will lift restrictions on fully-vaccinated international travelers starting Nov. 8
The U.S. will lift restrictions on fully-vaccinated international travelers who enter the country by air or land beginning Nov. 8, a White House assistant press secretary confirmed Friday. → Read More
Prince William says billionaires should put resources toward fighting climate change, not space race
England's Prince William on Wednesday criticized the billionaires who are taking part in a private space race, saying that they could better spend their money protecting the world from climate change. → Read More
Chicago Police Union president urges cops to ignore city's vaccine mandate
The president of a Chicago police union is urging police officers in the city not to report their vaccination status, despite a mandate from Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot that requires all city employees to do so by Friday. → Read More
Key FDA panel meeting to discuss Moderna, J&J boosters over next 2 days
Over the next two days, a key independent Food and Drug Administration panel could take steps toward approving booster shots for both Moderna's and Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccines. → Read More
American, Southwest among Texas companies that will defy Abbott and keep vaccine mandates in place
Several large companies based in Texas — including two of America's largest airliners — have said they plan to keep COVID-19 vaccine mandates for employees in place, siding with federal authorities in a showdown between the White House and the governor of Texas. → Read More
Blue Origin flight carrying 'Star Trek' actor William Shatner to launch Wednesday morning
Shatner and crewmates Audrey Powers, Chris Boshuizen and Glen de Vries will blast off aboard a Blue Origin New Shepard NS-18 rocket in a launch scheduled for 10 a.m. ET. → Read More