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- PoliticsAssociated Press
Republican-passed bill removes role of Democratic governor if Senate vacancy occurs in Kentucky
Kentucky lawmakers gave final approval Thursday to a bill stripping the state's Democratic governor of any role in picking someone to occupy a U.S. Senate seat if a vacancy occurred in the home state of 82-year-old Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell. The legislation calls for a special election to fill any Senate vacancy from the Bluegrass State. “So it would be a direct voice of the people determining how the vacancy is filled,” Republican Senate President Robert Stivers said while pres
3 min read - USUSA TODAY
Giant green anaconda found dead in the Brazilian Amazon, possibly killed by gunshot
Despite multiple reports, the snake is not the same as the one discovered in the Ecuadorian Amazon while filming "Pole to Pole with Will Smith," professor Bryan Fry, leader of that expedition told USA TODAY.
3 min read - BusinessMoneywise
Mom of two says she can't afford olive oil or bread — even though she and her husband both work full-time
On the plus side, she's learned to bake her own bread.
4 min read - PoliticsAssociated Press
Biden is announcing a new rule to protect consumers who purchase short-term health insurance plans
President Joe Biden on Thursday announced new steps to protect consumers who buy short-term health insurance plans that critics say amount to junk. A new rule finalized by the Democratic president's administration will limit these plans to just three months. The Biden administration is also requiring short-term plans to provide consumers with clear explanations of the limits of their benefits.
2 min read - USInside Edition
VideoSwatting Victim ‘Freaked Out’ After Cops Showed Up to House
An Illinois man says he was freaked out when police officers surrounded his home. Cops in Aurora, Illinois, say they had no choice but to descend on the location after a local pizza parlor got an order via the phone app. In the section for delivery instructions, there was a chilling message. However, the cops quickly realize he was the latest "swatting" victim. Inside Edition’s Jim Moret has more.
- HealthCNN
CDC alerts doctors to watch for rare, serious bacterial infection appearing with unusual symptoms
Health officials are alerting doctors to be on the lookout for certain types of rare but serious meningococcal infections that are on the rise in the United States.
3 min read - USYahoo Sports
Ex-Jaguars employee who once hacked team's Jumbotron sentenced to 220 years in prison for child molestation
The FBI searched Samuel Arthur Thompson's home after figuring out he hacked the Jaguars' jumbotron. What they found next was awful.
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