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Biden’s Family Urges Biden to Stay in the White House Race amid Concerns Family Encouragement Despite Public Scrutiny The family of President Joe Biden has issued a strong plea for him to stay the course in the face of intense criticism and calls for him to step aside following an underwhelming debate performance against Republican Donald Trump. As communicated by close sources, the family had a meaningful reunion at a

President Biden’s New Post-Debate Ad: ‘When You Get Knocked Down, You Get Back Up’ Following a debate performance considered shaky by many, President Joe Biden’s campaign is launching a new ad aimed at regaining momentum. Counting on an old-age charm and his resilience as a veteran politician, Biden’s new 60-second ad focuses on positive messages drawn from a recent rally, rather than his recent debate performance. Recovery from the Atlanta

‘He’s got a gun!’ A second-by-second timeline of Utica police shooting that killed boy, 13 In Utica, New York, a routine police stop turned deadly in less than a minute on June 28, 2024, when a 13-year-old boy, Nyah Mway, was shot and killed following his and another young boy’s encounter with local law enforcement. Here is a harrowing timeline of the events that unfolded. The Initial Stop According to

Website Access Denied Due to Geographical Location Despite the digital era’s promise of information accessibility, several users have recently encountered an error message stating, “This website is unavailable in your location.” Seattle’s Digital Predicament Affecting Various Areas of Life The issue is taking on heightened significance in Seattle, a city renowned for its technological advancements and digital inclusivity. The restriction is affecting various facets of residents’ digital life, from obtaining

Pride Month Culminates with Parades in New York and San Francisco On Sunday, the global LGBTQ+ community celebrated the finale of a month-long festive and politically charged Pride Month with major parades in major cities, such as New York City, Chicago, and San Francisco. The celebratory scenes were filled with vibrant rainbow flags, vivacious music blaring from loudspeakers, and a multitude of passionate individuals, standing together in unity and solidarity.

PM Update: Storms ending late evening for a Glorious Start to Monday A gripping change of weather awaited the town as the heat and humidity were expelled by a promising cold front this Sunday. As the workweek commenced, the area felt a refreshing respite from the daunting heat that saw temperatures soaring to a feel-like round 105 degrees in numerous locations during the day. Severe Storms Shift Southeast of Region

7 shot, including 4 kids, by elderly neighbor who had told them to ‘go back to where they came from’: cops Summary On Friday evening in Crete, Nebraska, a grisly shooting unfolded when an elderly man opened fire on his neighbors, injuring seven, including four children. The suspect, identifed as 74-year-old Billy Booth, had previously expressed racially charged sentiments telling these neighbors to “go back to where they came from”

New law requiring California bars to offer drink-spiking drug test kits takes effect July 1 Introduction In a significant stride towards ensuring patrons’ safety, a law stipulating that many bars and nightclubs in California provide test kits for common date-rape drugs will take effect from July 1. As stipulated by the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, this law, known as Assembly Bill 1013, applies to roughly 2,400 establishments holding

Gov. Newsom Signs “More Fiscally Responsible” California Budget Amid Deficit Challenges Sacramento, California Governor Gavin Newsom has made a significant stride towards dealing with the state’s $47 billion deficit by sanctioning California’s 2024 budget. The new budget, signed on Saturday, intends to be “more fiscally responsible,” with about $16 billion in spending cuts implemented for the 2024 financial plan, as per the agreement’s fact sheet. Sound and Balanced Plan Governor

Johns Island electrocution victim identified Unfortunate workplace incident The Charleston County Coroner’s Office has identified a woman who tragically lost her life due to an electrocution incident. Emma Lopez-Garcia, 31, from North Charleston, succumbed to her injuries sustained while performing her duties at a landscaping site located between Bear Swamp Road and Saint Hubert Way on Johns Island. Circumstances of the incident Reports from the Charleston County deputies suggest that