‘Cheaters don’t like getting caught’: VP Harris speaks about Trump conviction on Jimmy Kimmel
WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice President Kamala Harris discussed how she learned about former President Donald Trump’s 34 felony convictions in his criminal hush money trial during her appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” She addressed the judicial process that led to his conviction, emphasizing that “Cheaters don’t like getting caught.” Trump has criticized the verdict as politically motivated and has placed blame on Biden.
Phoenix using ice immersion to treat heat stroke victims as Southwest bakes in triple digits
PHOENIX (AP) — As triple-digit temperatures hit the Southwestern US, the Phoenix Fire Department is utilizing ice immersion to treat heatstroke victims in hopes of reducing the number of heat-related deaths. This new protocol, known as cold water immersion, has proven to significantly lower body temperature in a matter of minutes. The hospitals in the area have also adopted this technique as their go-to method for treating heatstroke victims. With experts warning of the hottest weather since last September, first responders and hospitals are embracing this protocol to save lives.
Amanda Knox asks Italian court to clear her of a slander charge, saying police forced the confession
FLORENCE, Italy (AP) — Amanda Knox has returned to an Italian courtroom to try and clear herself of a slander charge related to a case from over 12 years ago. She explained how she wrongly accused an innocent man under intense police pressure without proper legal representation. This court appearance comes after a European court ruled that Italy violated her human rights during questioning following the murder case she was involved in. The decision on her slander charge is expected to be announced on Wednesday.
In their own words: What young people wish they’d known about social media
Teens and young adults are sharing valuable lessons they’ve learned about social media as they navigate this digital landscape. They advise taking periodic breaks to avoid addiction, setting boundaries, and using social media responsibly to protect mental well-being. This generation is offering advice to younger peers on how to engage with social media in a healthy way.
A tranquilized black bear takes a dive from a tree, falls into a waiting tarp
CAMP HILL, Pa. (AP) — A black bear in a Pennsylvania neighborhood was safely captured after being tranquilized and falling into a tarp below a tree. Officials used a ladder truck to access the bear and safely lower it to the ground. The bear was then moved to a bear trap for relocation to state-owned land. This incident highlights the importance of wildlife management in suburban areas.
Diddy sells off his stake in Revolt, the media company he founded in 2013
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sean “Diddy” Combs has sold his stake in Revolt, the media company he founded in 2013. This decision marks a shift in ownership as the company looks towards a new chapter. The company stated that its mission transcends any individual’s role and is focused on continued growth and impact.
New York considers regulating what children see in social media feeds
New York lawmakers are looking into legislation that would give parents more control over their children’s social media content. This proposed bill aims to allow parents to block algorithm-curated posts that may have a negative impact on young users. While the intention is to protect children, some warn that it could lead to increased data collection by internet companies.
Former prosecutor settles lawsuit against Netflix over Central Park Five series
NEW YORK (AP) — Former Manhattan prosecutor Linda Fairstein has settled her defamation lawsuit against Netflix over her portrayal in the series “When They See Us.” The settlement includes a disclaimer in the series and a $1 million donation to the Innocence Project. This resolution comes after years of legal battles and will provide closure for Fairstein and the parties involved.
Panel rejects psychedelic drug MDMA as a PTSD treatment in possible setback for advocates
WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal health advisers have declined to approve the use of MDMA as a treatment for PTSD, citing concerns over study data and potential safety risks. This decision may impact the future of psychedelic treatments for mental disorders. While interest in psychedelics for therapeutic use is growing, this negative vote could discourage investments and research in this field.
Ippei Mizuhara spoke for baseball star Shohei Ohtani. He also stole nearly $17M from him
SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) — Former interpreter Ippei Mizuhara has pleaded guilty to bank and tax fraud in a case involving baseball star Shohei Ohtani. Mizuhara admitted to exploiting Ohtani’s trust to cover his gambling debts and other expenses, totaling nearly $17 million. This guilty plea marks a significant development in the case and brings closure for Ohtani.
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