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Polls open in French parliamentary election amid surge for united left
"French voters are choosing lawmakers in a parliamentary election as French president Emmanuel Macron seeks to secure his majority more than 6000 candidates are running for 577 seats in the National Assembly in the first round of the election those who receive the most votes will advance to the decisive second round on June 19th Macron's centrist coalition is seeking an absolute majority which would enable it to implement the president's campaign promises following his reelection in May Latest opinion polls suggest Macron and his allies may find it hard to win over half the seats as they face a big challenge from a coalition led by hard left figure saw Luke millon
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"june, 19th" Discussed on 600 WREC
"Alabama's morning news. I'm J t. Well, it's been almost a month now. Since that horrific crash on I 65 where eight Children died in that crash. It was June 19th and, uh, Sometimes it seems like it was a long time ago and other times. It seems like it was just yesterday and joining us now Michael Smith, who is the CEO with the Alabama sheriff's youth ranches, where these kids Were To talk about the celebration of life Memorial Service That's going on today in Auburn. Michael Welcome, and thank you so much for being with me, By the way, What time is this? Today? It starts today at Church of the Highlands on East Separate Avenue and Almond, Alabama at one o'clock today, and we're looking forward to celebrating all of our young people's lives that so tragically lost their lives that day. And I saw the I guess the findings on this was hydro planning. The weather was bad and that storm was coming through and the speed of a vehicle just caused this Chain reaction, I guess is the investigation concluded on this, Michael No, sir. It's not. It's a preliminary that they're talking about what happened. You know the NTSB. They and Aaliyah. They're the professionals at that, and they'll come out with. We hope within In the next several months, they'll have a final re enactment of the accident. And what happened and really Really? We just want to know what went on and and they should should have that in the next several months. Has been an outpouring of support. Obviously, in this community for these people in these families go fund me, launched over a half a million dollars so far has been raised. I guess that will help with funeral expenses and medical costs for those people that are still battling some injuries. Well, it's it's multiple things that that that money will go for. You know, it's um it's you know, Satan took a slaughtered us that day. And you 19th and, um, thank goodness all of our Children were certainly lovers of God, and we know where they are, And now we leave these ranches back here to run and continue to take care of the needy and And Children of crises in Alabama. And, of course, that will go to continuing our ministry to bring Children of Alabama that need to come in and be with us to give them a good Christian family home. Odyssey. This is so tough. I mean, it's just I think about this, and I think about my own kids. I think about families. Children have lost their lives that are in our family. And you know what comes to mind? And all of this, Michael, too, is that And I'd like you to address this for people listening right now that you know you mentioned Satan taking a SWAT at us on that ugly day. And you know, I've seen that parents and family members and people there. Close to Children that have died do so much better through their grief. When there's a relationship with God and talk to me If somebody is listening on you know why bad things happen to good people and and even believers in our world. Well, you know, JT, That's something to be honest with you. I struggled with that. You know, a few things in life will always remember where we were. And when we got the call, and when we saw them TV, whether it was 9 11 the tornadoes in Tuscaloosa Explosion of the space shuttle, But I'll never forget the feeling that I had that day. I got the call at my home and what I was doing and where all of that and we have the ranches. We've done a really good job raised in thousands of Children that need a good Christian family home. And you know Satan saw that happening with us. And how much better we were doing the ranches had. We had more Children than we've had in 15 years on our different ranches and and took a swing at us and and you question why, God, why did you do this to me? We're doing so good. These kids were coming back from the beach having the time of their life. Why did you do this? So you get angry. You go through anger and we handle our grief in different ways. But then you realize that You know, we serve one God and God has a plan and so what we have started and that's why I'm so happy to have this celebration that we've been through all the funerals. I don't think I can cry. Another terror, which I'm sure that will happen today again. But God has a plan for us and with outpouring and the embracing of these ranches of Alabama by our whole nation and our local communities. It's going to give us now the opportunity to make these ranches bigger and better than ever to help bring these needy Children and Children of crises into a Christian family home. And, you know, maybe that's God's plan. Jakey. That's what we're going with, and and we feel like that. People now know about our ranches and know that you don't have to travel overseas mission trip You don't have to do. There's nothing wrong with it. Don't get me wrong. But there's Children and young people right here in our own state that need help so bad and we're here to do that. So I'm mission and remember the legacy of these young people. Is going to be do a better job than we ever had. And we're just not going to let Satan keep us down. We're just not Amen. And I just keep reading, you know, going back to John. You know, the book of John and it's 16. You know where Jesus as I've told you these things so that in me, you may have peace. And in this world, you will have trouble. No doubt. But take heart. You know, I have overcome the world. So you know, I I surely believe that these beautiful Children's lives well in the long term, glorify God in all of this. You know, and which needs to happen and will happen in my opinion. Well, we're you know, we're dead Set. We're not going to let Satan and we're godly people. And we're here for the glory of God. And I'm so excited to be able to tell you today that this is I might cry over there. But we can discuss the driver of the van who was our director of ranch life there Tallapoosa County. She was severely injured that day and and was and just had a horrible time She's lost. She lost two nephews and that accident she lost her three year old. Son being and she lost her 16 year old daughter, Bella, and I can't imagine what she's gone through our stayed in contact with her. But she is actually coming to the celebration of life today and going to speak at the celebration of life. And I can't tell you what that does to all of our ranchers and all of our friends and family. We have a huge ranch family. And we're all going to be there today to celebrate with canvas and she's coming back to work, and she she feels just like I do. We're on a mission now to make these ranches so much better than ever, and to continue to just shove it right back down. Satan's thrown and show him that we and God are in control, and he's not Once again the service and the celebration of life will take place today Church to the Highlands in the auburn and it starts at one o'clock this afternoon, Michael. Thank you for sharing with me. God bless. And yeah, folks continue to pray for these families that have been affected by this. Thank you, sir. Hey, thank you so much. And you please do continue the prayers for this, uh, for this ministry that we have, because with those prayers and the good people of Alabama will continue to grow. Thank you, JT. The hot Washington weather is here to stay. 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"june, 19th" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"Or caught the stories of jeopardy. Answer No. That the declaration of Independence was actually passed on July 2nd, not the fourth, the fourth, bringing the day that they fully edited version came out. John Adams thought we'd always be celebrating the second of July with fireworks that did not work out. But there may be a reason for people to celebrate the second of July anyway, if in this case It would have been a year later, 17 77. It has to do with the state of Vermont and slavery and here to explain that is Mary Elliott, Museum specialist at the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture. Hi, Mary yell. It's nice to speak with you, Mary. A lot of what we talk about. When we talk about independence is it wasn't independence for everybody, and I was just talking about what happened in Vermont. Now, you should fill people in on that It was July 2nd 17 77 that always independent. Vermont became the first state to ban slavery, not just bandit but guarantee voting rights for African Americans, which was pretty much unknown at the time. But like everything else when we talk about this, it wasn't everything It seemed to be. You could not hold adults as slaves in Vermont, but you could hold Children and whatever we look at back then, even when it seems like good news, it wasn't totally what it seemed to be. I'm so glad that you brought up this topic because so often we talk about Slavery and freedom, and the lenses pointed in the direction of the south in terms of discussing slavery, But when you discuss freedom and think of the north, the North isn't so much divorced from the limits of freedom for African Americans. What Vermont did on July. 2nd 17 77 is very important because it became the first colony to outright banned slavery. But again, it came with its limits. There were some, um, opportunities to manifest one's freedom. But like in many of the northern colonies, the limits, Uh, gradual emancipation included where, Um people were guaranteed their freedom. After a certain years of apprenticeship after they reach a certain age, Um, and then you were limited in your movement, your ability to own property and many different things. So that's very important to note that this wasn't a perfect notion of freedom and that kind of ties in with, um, July 4th celebrations of 17, 76 and looking at how you have this liberated nation that was still maintaining slavery. It's always this paradox that's lingering. Um And what does freedom really mean? How is freedom really defined at that moment? And what does it mean? By the time we get to 18, 65 and quite interesting, early June 19th 18 65 a new meaning of freedom or more defined Version of freedom that's applicable to all. Yes, and let's let's talk about that. Because people hear about Juneteenth they you know they they're not exactly sure what happened. June 19th 18 65 has to do with Major general Gordon Granger, who and general order number three And tell us about that because some people think it's just, you know, like a made up holiday or something, but it's an important date in American history. Thank you. For that question. Juneteenth is a very important date, and it's become even more significant in the past few years, even though People have been Commemorating, celebrating Juneteenth for generations as early as when the event occurred in June, 1919 18 65, and that date marks the occasion that union Army General Gordon Granger entered into Galveston, Texas, accompanied by Union Army troops, including members of the U. S colored troops. And the announcement was made that the enslaved African Americans in Texas were now free keeping in mind that freedom had already come to them as early as January. 1st 18 63 with the passage of the Emancipation Proclamation. So we talk about this. Meaning of freedom and an imperfect freedom. Well, the fact is the Emancipation Proclamation only apply to African Americans who were enslaved in rebelling states. Those states that has seceded from the union and within those seceding documents. They mentioned slavery several times. And so it took a war the civil war to enforce that Emancipation Proclamation. Texas being the farthest rebelling state farthest West and They continued that fight in Texas until, of course, um, the union army entered into the state and was able to enforce the Emancipation Proclamation. But here's what's important. The general order that General Granger issued on June 19th. He had the authority to write this general order and it states and pay attention to the words because it really does speak to this imperfect freedom. The people of Texas are informed that in accordance with the proclamation from the executive of the United States, all slaves are free. This involves an absolute equality of personal rights and rights of property between former masters and slaves. And the connection here to four existing between them becomes that between employer and hired labor, the freedmen or advice to remain quietly in their present homes and work for wages. They are informed that they will not be allowed to collect it Military post and they will not be supported in idleness, either there or elsewhere. So that moment of June 19th, which is referred to today as June teen is important because freedom came to those in the rebelling states, but not to all its late people. It took the 13th amendment to do that. But what's also important to note is in this passage the limits of that freedom. Now you're expected to serve as a hired labor and the person who enslaved U is considered an employer. Can you imagine the limits of bargaining power for that hired labor? That's what we see what happens when you see those sharecropper contracts having to be defined and enforced through the Freedman's bureau and the notion that you have to remain quietly in your present home, which is a slave cabin. And the fact that your idleness the assumption that you will be idle is not supported. This is a general order that was issued by a union army general. It gives you a sense of what society how society viewed black people, whether in the north or the South, whether in the Confederacy or the Union Army. Yeah, it was a very limited freedom, you know, and even going back to what we started talking about, which was the Vermont thing where safe slavery is over. Very similar to what happened with the statement from Granger on June 19th 18 65 is that first of all, a lot of wealthy landowners in New England kept slaves anyhow, because that money you could pretty much buy off anybody, but a lot of them would just say Okay, there are actually servants now. Oh, can they quit? No. Can you shoot them if they run off? Yes. I mean, it wasn't It wasn't really freedom. It was. It was like kind of just changing the job title Exactly And the other thing you have to keep in minors. There were, um There were people in the north in Rhode Island, Massachusetts and other areas mean Who were engaged in shipbuilding and ongoing involvement in the slave trade, even after the international slave trade was made illegal. So there was still an investment in the commodification of African Americans. There was still an investment in bondage. And there was still this sense of African Americans as being inferior and That control that limit of freedom played out in places like while we talk about Vermont and Connecticut and Rhode Island in places like Ohio the.
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"june, 19th" Discussed on Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"Was specifically about Galveston, Texas. The union troops went to Galveston on June 19th 18 65 and realized that Texas had not released all their slaves. And informed the slaves that they were free. They were already free everywhere else. But in Galveston specifically, and maybe across all of Texas, they were still slow to to release their slaves. The Democrats in Texas that were holding slaves did not tell them they were free. The Emancipation Proclamation actually took effect on January 1st 18 63. That's the document. That's the proclamation that Abraham Lincoln made that freed the slaves of the seceded states or those states that were that were that were separating from the union. He said. That's it. They're free. As of January 1st 18 63. The assumption was that the slaves in the north already we're free. Although I'm sure there's an argument to be made. There were still some most were free men. June. 19th was not a specific holiday federally because it was about what happened in Galveston, Texas. I want to talk about freeing the slaves and saying This is the day we should commemorate it. It should be January 1st. That's the 1963 that the emancipate the Emancipation Proclamation went into effect. It was written sometime in 62, but in January on January 1st 18 63 is when it took effect. The idea that we somehow have Slave free day or something or free the slaves Day is just not true. It was the day you call it informed the slaves Dave, you want They're already free, but we weren't told they were And they had to be forcibly freed by the union soldiers. The Republican soldiers who came down and told the Democrat evil Democrats who were enslaving people that they couldn't enslave them anymore. So why would we take a day and celebrate that thing that happened on that day? When we already have a day that is Independence Day on July 4th if nothing else, the last slaves that were still being held by the evil Democrats in the South were freed on June 19th so they can now enjoy July 4th with the rest of us. So what We needed a specific day for that. He's a little bit nutty. There was also a financial reason why making Juneteenth a federal holiday didn't make sense. It's going to cost $600 million now to give people that day off $600 million of taxpayers money. So why does Congress care? Or why does Biden care? And then when Biden signs it as a national holiday, he says something about the stain on our history and the horrible this and we still to this day have to fix that. I don't know what you're talking about. Nobody is oppressed today. Nobody. We, by law have equal opportunity in this country. Yet for some reason, something that we litigated 150 years ago slavery keeps on being brought up by the party that enslaved everybody. The Democrats they keep on bringing it up. And if you're a member of Congress, and you dared not agree with Juneteenth, you're somehow evil and you like slavery, which is bogus. You're actually Commemorating the day Democrats were forced to no longer enslave free people. And I might add this As we see. People continue to bring up slavery and continue to live in the past and continue to try to separate us by race and change our culture. Let me remind you that their slavery today in much of Africa Today you're born into slavery in Africa. Nobody says a word because it's Africans enslaving Africans. You can't blame the white man I guess and their slavery in America today, the sex slave trade is real. It's happening across our border border. That's more porous now because of Harris and because of Biden yet for some reason, a bunch of this this old white guy In the White House. In the same party that were the racist. Historically a guy who I conduct Ament, his racism specifically, Joe Biden was talking about the stain and the this and that, as if somehow there are people still trying to bring back slavery in America, and it's just plain stupid. It's stupid. It's an American. It doesn't make sense. You want to commemorate June June 19th do so. And maybe you can talk to your state about doing it to make it. A federal holiday is actually re educating people and what it never was. There are Children who believe June 19th is the day that the slaves were freed. It's not I think that's the day the civil War ended its not That's just not true. You want to have a a full emancipation day. Find out the letter of the day the end of the war was signed. Maybe talk about that date, Juneteenth. This is something you people made up. It was only about Galveston and was it was only about Texas. It wasn't about freedom. It was about The people who are still enslaving the slaves who knew they were free. They should have been charged with crimes. It's not a national holiday. And then our reaction in this country is that we have to keep on getting up this this anti white hysteria, this white supremacy hysteria this depression hysteria that doesn't exist through critical race theory. The 16 19 project Juneteenth. We're just going to keep on doing it until what? We have violence in the streets every day everywhere. It's crazy to me. There are people listening right now who think I'm somehow our raise it? Because I dared come out and tell you the truth about June 19th that you probably didn't know. 88941 Paige's 889417247. Joe PAGs dot com are coming right back. Stay here. This is the joke. Exhale today..
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Nation marks Juneteenth as federal holiday for the first time
"First time tomorrow. The nation will mark Juneteenth as a federal holiday June 19th commemorates the end of slavery in the US
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"june, 19th" Discussed on WTMJ 620
"At mortgage talking text line. That's how you become part of the big program this afternoon, and it is always more fun when you avail yourself of that number, whether you are talking whether you were texting, But when you do call and you'll be talking to Kyle, he's the executive producer of the big broadcast. To get to me. You've got to get through him. So be nice, And that's the way to go. We got a lot to cover today. And first of all, it is. Everybody has pointed out. It is good to be back in the building. This is, uh I have been broadcasting from my super secret bunker. Whenever I've been fortunate enough to fill in for Jeff for Scott, it's been It's been an odd time. But now I am back. And, uh, Boy, things have not changed. Everything still looks still looks as a beat up as it was before Kyle. I'm not going to be honest, I don't think the keyboard has been wiped down in a year and a half. And I don't mean to come in and start complaining, but somebody was eating fried chicken in here and they didn't use a napkin. Carpet still needs a lot of work that's in tatters. But you know what? That's what makes. That's what makes being in person in the studio different than being at home. You know, here it's the Every grain of gunk that's on the wall or the floor. It's a piece of history. You know, there's something there's a story behind all of it. Uh, you know, the fact that the chair is falling over precariously to one side means that somebody was lounging and picking at the arm rest. So I am happy to be here, Especially today as we celebrate a brand new federal holiday. Yesterday. President Biden has signed into law making Juneteenth, which is tomorrow June 19th a federal holiday, but because it went into effect right away, and with Juneteenth falling on Saturday, federal employees got today off. A lot of other companies had already given the day off. I know my wife's firm. Had the day off. A lot of the folks here at good Karma brands have the day off, which is terrific, but you know we're working, and that's fine, too. It's one of those things that I know we have had a lot of discussions over the past year, trying to figure out If this was a good idea, and I think it is a great idea, I am very happy that the president took this step. We have not had a new federal holiday since Martin Luther King Day was put into effect. So I'm I'm all down with this. And if you're still wondering like me, because if you're honest and I will be I didn't know anything about Juneteenth till last year. And I think that goes for most of us. Most of us had no idea What it was. And why people were talking about it. And why. After all these years of us being in school, we didn't know anything about this. How can this be a thing? Let's not know about it well. Yesterday. The president the president, put that away. We have. We are now celebrating Juneteenth and Juneteenth represents if you don't know. June 19th 18 65. It's the date union soldiers arrived in Texas. To announce that the civil war was over, and slavery had been abolished. The issue there is that was 2.5 years. After the president President Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation was signed and declared slaves held in Confederate states free and two months after he was assassinated, So it took 2.5 years. For some states to finally come around and say, Okay, uh, you know, we'll start abiding by this new law of the land. There were a lot of other states that we're not going along with it, but You know, we tend to focus. We tend to focus on Texas in Galveston in that particular day. June 19th where things were going on, But there were Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky, Missouri, West Virginia. Those states were still Operating under the Slave mentality. When this all went down when when the troops finally got to Galveston, But this has been a big thing and in the African American community People have been celebrating this for decades. Ever since this happened, it went away for a little while. Then it started coming back and it's morphed. Milwaukee has a long history. Of celebrating Juneteenth, and now everybody's going to do it. There are some people who are saying, Well, why Why is this an issue? Why are we Why are we paying attention? This isn't this going to be divisive, which was the main The main argument for one of the loan. House of Representatives members to vote against it. This was this was unbelievable. It passed unanimously in the Senate, and let's be honest. It passed unanimously in the Senate because Ron Johnson earlier in the week dropped his objection which he had been doing for a long time. So he decided All right. I'm he put his finger in his mouth. Held it up to the wind went. Yeah, we're not gonna this is I can't win this one, and he got out of the way. So when the Senate it was unanimous and then in the house There were only 14 members of the GOP who did not vote for this one was Tom Tiffany, a Republican from Hazlehurst, and, uh, he put out a statement that said A measure to recognize the holiday quote, fueled separatism by creating a race based independent stay and called the effort politicized. He was the only member of Wisconsin's delegation from either party to vote against the bill. So We now have another federal holiday. We are celebrating something that Is something.
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"june, 19th" Discussed on AP News
"President Biden signs a bill making June 19th the 12th federal holiday. Biden says. Juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery The beginning of the struggle for equality for blacks and the nation's dark, painful history. Great nations don't ignore the most painful moments. They don't ignore those moments in the past, they embraced them. On June 19th 18 65 Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, and announced that to the enslaved blacks in the area they were free. The date has been celebrated as Juneteenth by blacks across the country and around the world Since the first celebration in 18 65. The Arizona Diamondbacks blew a seven to nothing lead to lose 98 to the San Francisco Giants. Their 23rd straight road loss, surpassing a record shared by the 1963 Mets and 43. Philadelphia Athletics. I'm Tim Maguire I Mike Rossi a reporting Democrats have set their sights on a $6 trillion national investment plan. If congressional Democrats decided to go it alone on President Biden's infrastructure investment plan, they plan to go big Democrats are eyeing a $6 trillion investment plan that would go beyond roads and bridges to pet projects like lowering Medicare eligibility to age 60 and adding dental vision and hearing benefits. Details were confirmed by aides who spoke on condition of anonymity. While President Biden still has hopes of striking a deal with Republicans, the emerging strategy for Democrats is to get what they can in a bipartisan agreement. And then tackle the rest on their own. The bipartisan negotiating group that number 10 senators until Wednesday has now grown to 21 with 11 Republicans. Mike Grassi, a Washington This is a P news. I'm Rita Foley, Mother Nature's letting.
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"Democrats appear to be rallying around a new proposal, which has been slimmed down to win the support of West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin, whose vote would be needed to reach a simple majority. But because the bill is not filibuster proof it could be doomed by GOP opposition A solution in search of a problem. Senate minority Leader Mitch McConnell says there's no need for federal legislation. Despite changes made in several GOP led states after last November's election. I've taken a look at all these new state laws. None of them are designed to suppress the vote. The Democrats bill would soften new state laws, which add polling restrictions like less mail in balloting and photo. ID's Jackie Quinn. Washington Some Republican leaders are vowing to continue trying to Texas Attorney general Ken Paxton, who led the unsuccessful fight to invalidate the affordable Care Act, says he'll keep fighting against what he calls the massive government takeover of health care. But President Joe Biden vows to build even further on the law, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi applauds the Supreme Court ruling a landmark victory. For Democrats work to defend protections for people with pre existing conditions. Every day. We think how far will the court go on a 72 vote? The court ruled not on the merits of the law, but that Texas and other challengers didn't have legal standing to bring the case to court. Jackie Quinn, Washington Coronavirus Update. I'm Tim Maguire with an A P news minute states from Washington Did Louisiana are the latest offer cash prizes and or college scholarships as incentives to get people vaccinated? Alabama and Mississippi trailed the rest of the country in percentages of people fully vaccinated, and they are the only states with fewer than 30% vaccinated. The Labor Department reports. 412,000 people applied for unemployment benefits last week, a slight increase over the previous week, and a figure economists such as an Elizabeth Konkle of indeed hiring lab work not quite expecting, She says the federal unemployment pump is part of the mix. There are plenty of people out there who are still concerned about the virus. There are child care concerns and then likely the the federal expanded unemployment benefits. They are likely a piece of the puzzle there, and probably not the whole puzzle. And we're seeing that on indeed that we're federal benefits are ending imminently. Job search activity has not spike. I'm Tim Maguire. AP News I'm to McGuire President Biden signs A bill that makes June 19th June teeth and national holiday this day doesn't just celebrate the past. Calls for action today. June 19th 18 65 was a day union Major General Gordon Granger and his troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, with news that the Civil War it ended and that the enslaved people were free. It was more than two months after Robert E. Lee surrendered to grant in Virginia. The term Juneteenth is a blend of June and 19th holiday has also been called Juneteenth, Independence.
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"june, 19th" Discussed on AP News
"John Bel Edwards has declared a state of emergency. The new federal holiday. Juneteenth is tomorrow June 19th. But since it's on a Saturday this year, federal government workers are observing it Today. The holiday commemorates the end of slavery in the US Here's our Sagar Madani, June 19th 18 65 the day known as Juneteenth. When slaves in Galveston, Texas, learned they were free President Biden has signed into law a bill making it the 12th federal holiday. This is his day profound in my view, profound weight and profound power a day. The nation remembers what he calls the moral stain of slavery and its capacity to heal Saga or Megane Washington. Some lawmakers want a full blown investigation into the coronavirus pandemic. How did it happen? And how did the US respond? Two senators are sponsoring a bill that would establish a commission to look into the covid pandemic. Carnival says a data breach may have exposed personal information about those who sailed on Carnival Cruise Line, Holland America Cruise Line and Princess Cruises. The company says it's notified those affected. This is a P news. Texas is joining a list of states dropping permit rules for guns. Here's our Ed Donahue. It means you can carry a gun in Texas without getting a background check or training Governor Greg Abbott says. It's about freedom and self defense. He connected it to the fight with a Biden administration over the flow of migrants across the Mexico border. There is a need For people to have a weapon to defend themselves, Abbott says. This goes against the federal narrative, the government officials saying, Heck, yes, Government is coming to take your guns. Texas will not let that happen. The leader of the group students demand action says this callous and reckless bill is an insult to every Texan who has been affected by gun violence. I'm Ed Donahue. Mortgage rates are lower. The average for 30 year is down to 2.9%. A year ago was 3.1% a 15 year alone is up a little bit to 2.2% says Freddie Mac. I'm Rita Foley. AP News North Korea's Kim vows to be ready for confrontation with the U. S. State media says Kim Jong UN has ordered his government to be prepared for both dialogue and confrontation with the Biden administration, but more for confrontation. Days after the U. S. And others urged the North to abandon its nuclear program and return to talks. Some experts say Kim's statement indicates he will likely push to strengthen his nuclear arsenal and increase pressure on Washington to give up what North Korea considers hostile policy toward the north, though he'll also prepare for talks to resume..
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"Governor John Bel Edwards has declared a state of emergency. The new federal holiday. Juneteenth is tomorrow June 19th. But since it's on a Saturday this year, federal government workers are observing it. Today. The holiday commemorates the end of slavery in the US Here's our Sagara Megane, June 19th 18 65 the day known as Juneteenth when slaves and Galveston, Texas learned they were free President Biden has signed into law a bill making it the 12th federal holiday. This is his day profound in my view, profound weight and profound power a day. The nation remembers what he calls the moral stain of slavery and its capacity to heal Saga or Megane Washington. Some lawmakers want a full blown investigation into the coronavirus pandemic. How did it happen? And how did the US respond? Two senators are sponsoring a bill that would establish a commission to look into the covid pandemic. Carnival says a data breach may have exposed personal information about those who sailed on Carnival Cruise Line, Holland America Cruise Line and Princess Cruises. The company says it's notified those affected. This is a P news. Texas is joining a list of states dropping permit rules for guns. Here's our Ed Donahue. It means you can carry a gun in Texas without getting a background check or training Governor Greg Abbott says. It's about freedom and self defense. He connected it to the fight with a Biden administration over the flow of migrants across the Mexico border. There is a need For people to have a weapon to defend themselves, Abbott says. This goes against the federal narrative, the government officials saying, Heck, yes, Government is coming to take your guns. Texas will not let that happen. The leader of the group students demand action says this callous and reckless bill is an insult to every Texan who has been affected by gun violence. I'm Ed Donahue. Mortgage rates are lower. The average for 30 year is down to 2.9%. A year ago was 3.1% a 15 year alone is up a little bit to 2.2% says Freddie Mac. I'm Rita Foley. AP News That Get Dad the perfect gift now at Macy's Father's Day cell with an extra 25% off his favorite designers with your coupon or Macy's card that's.
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"A hard line protege of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Committee Ibrahim racy seemed likely to win. Public apathy has been widespread after a panel overseen by Kkamini barred hundreds of candidates, including reformists and those aligned with the outgoing president. The relatively moderate Hassan Rouhani, However, this man made sure to cast his vote of Iran's adversaries are making a media campaign that to stop people from voting. So I think whenever Iran's adversaries make this campaign is my civil duty as Citizens to show up to vote. He also said Iranians don't trust the American administration, whether it's trump or Biden because there is no difference in their foreign policy. President Joe Biden signed legislation establishing a new federal holiday Commemorating the end of slavery. Biden signed into law a bill to make Juneteenth June 19th, the 12th federal holiday. I've only been president for Several months. I think this will go down for me. It's one of the greatest honors I would have had as president, not because I did it. You did it Democrats or Republicans. Biden also announced that most federal government employees will observe the new holiday today because June 19th falls on a Saturday this year, the European Union lifted travel restrictions for US residents is the latest step toward a return to normalcy. Live from the Bloomberg Interactive Brokers Studios. This is global news. 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg. Quick. Take power by more than 2700.
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"President Biden signs a bill making June 19th the 12th federal holiday. Biden says. Juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery The beginning of the struggle for equality for blacks and the nation's dark, painful history. Great nations don't ignore the most painful moments. They don't ignore those moments in the past, they embraced them. On June 19th 18 65 Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, and announced that to the enslaved blacks in the area they were free. The date has been celebrated as Juneteenth by blacks across the country and around the world Since the first celebration in 18 65. The Arizona Diamondbacks blew a seven to nothing lead to lose 98 to the San Francisco Giants. Their 23rd straight road loss, surpassing a record shared by the 1963 Mets and 43. Philadelphia Athletics. I'm Tim Maguire I Mike Rossi a reporting Democrats have set their sights on a $6 trillion national investment plan. If congressional Democrats decided to go it alone on President Biden's infrastructure investment plan, they plan to go big Democrats are eyeing a $6 trillion investment plan that would go beyond roads and bridges to pet projects like lowering Medicare eligibility to age 60 and adding dental vision and hearing benefits. Details were confirmed by aides who spoke on condition of anonymity. While President Biden still has hopes of striking a deal with Republicans, the emerging strategy for Democrats And then tackle the rest on their own. The bipartisan negotiating group that number 10 senators until Wednesday has now grown to 21 with 11 Republicans. Mike Grassi, a Washington This is a P.
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"House passed Bill. Which Senate Democrats have accepted, But he's not in favor of lifting the filibuster, which means the GOP has the votes to block the measure. This is a P news A tropical storm warning is up for parts of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama, Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards. The range of rainfall will be somewhere between one inch and eight inches. Right now. The expectation is that the eastern side of the storm will have the most significant impacts. The National Hurricane Center says. Rainfall totals of 4 to 8 inches with isolated maximum amounts of 12 inches are possible beginning tomorrow, continuing through the weekend from the central Gulf Coast northeastward into the southern Appalachians. The Chicago Bears are thinking about moving out of Soldier field and building a new stadium at Arlington International Race Course horse track about 30 miles from where they are Now The Bears have made the same kind of noises in the seventies and eighties. Mayor Lori Lightfoot says she'll do all she can to keep the team at Soldier field. Where they have a lease until 2033. I'm Tim Maguire. AP News Citgo Petroleum's agreed to pay nearly $20 million after a spill in 2000 and six at a Louisiana refinery. The Justice Department announced the $19.7 million settlement, which will go for environmental restoration projects around the Lake Charles refinery, Wastewater treatment facility. That's where 2.2 million gallons spilled in 2000 and six polluting some 150 miles of shoreline, killing birds and fish can tell Dominating their habitats and disrupting shipping and recreation use of a nearby river and lakes. The payment is in addition to $97 million already ordered in penalties and fines after Citgo's wastewater tanks overflowed during a storm. I'm Jackie Quinn, Coronavirus update. I'm Tim Maguire with an A P news minute states from Washington Did Louisiana are the latest offer cash prizes and or college scholarships as incentives to get people back. Needed. Alabama and Mississippi trailed the rest of the country and percentages of people fully vaccinated, and they are the only states with fewer than 30% vaccinated. The Labor Department reports. 412,000 people applied for unemployment benefits last week, a slight increase over the previous week, and a figure economists such as an Elizabeth cockle of indeed hiring lab work not quite expecting, She says the federal unemployment pump is part of the mix. There are plenty of people out there who are still concerned about the virus. There are child care concerns and then likely the the federal expanded unemployment benefits. They are likely a piece of the puzzle. They're probably not the whole puzzle, and we're seeing that on indeed that we're federal benefits are ending imminently. Job search activity has not spiked. I'm Tim Maguire. AP News I'm to McGuire President Biden Signs of bill that makes June 19th June teeth and national holiday this day doesn't just celebrate the past. Calls for action today. June 19th 18 65 was a day union Major General Gordon Granger and his troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, with news that the Civil War it ended and that the enslaved people were free. It was more than two months after Robert E. Lee surrendered to grant in Virginia. The term Juneteenth is a blend of June and 19th holiday has also been called Juneteenth, Independence.
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Juneteenth Becomes a National Holiday
"June 19th is now officially of federal holiday. You're gonna see me dancing in the street. I tell you, I'm so happy. I don't know what to do. That's 94 year old Opal Lee affectionately referred to as the grandmother of Juneteenth. She's pushed for the day to become a national holiday for years, and now it is at a White House signing ceremony, Li described a momentous day of June 19th. 18 65 General Gordon Granger, um, made his way. To Galveston, with some 7000 colored troops they were from Illinois was in New York, and he had and Red General Order number three. That said that all the slaves were free for slaves in Texas. The news that they were free came 2.5 years after President Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation and two months after Confederate General Robert E. Lee surrendered at a town called Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia in signing the Juneteenth National Independence Day Act, President Biden said the importance of this day must never be forgotten by making Juneteenth a federal holiday. All Americans can feel the power of this day and learn from our history. Celebrate progress and grapple. The distance. We come With additions we have to travel because, says the president, this is not just a day of remembrance and reckoning. It's a time to repair racial divisions. This is his day profound in my view, profound weight and profound power. Day in which remember The moral stain the terrible toll. Slavery took on the country. And continues to take its also a day, says House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for
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"june, 19th" Discussed on WTOP
"Commemorating the end of slavery. He signed the bill to make Juneteenth or June 19th the 12 federal holiday late this afternoon, and I have to say to you I've only been president for several months, but I think there's a good down for me. It's one of the greatest honors I would have had as president, not because I did it. You did it. Democrats and Republicans. But it's an enormous enormous on most federal government employees will observe the new holiday tomorrow because June 19th itself falls on Saturday. This year. The holiday commemorates June 19th 18 65 when union soldiers brought the news of freedom to enslaved black people in Galveston, Texas, two years after the Confederacy had surrendered the Supreme Court dismissing a Republican challenge to OBAMACARE preserving insurance coverage for millions of Americans. President Biden declaring today's decision a big win. For the American people and congressional Democrats say it's a critical decision to protect those with pre existing medical conditions more from W. T. O P. S Mitchell Miller on Capitol Hill to is here to stay. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, who is praised for the ruling is shared by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. She calls it a landmark victory for Americans the Affordable Care act indoors as a pillar of American health and economic security alongside Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security. Pelosi says the high court's decision takes away some uncertain. For millions with pre existing conditions since they will maintain their health care insurance. The Supreme Court ruled 72 against Republican led states that argued the was unconstitutional because Congress removed the penalty for not having insurance. But the court ruled that the states have no legal standing. It's the third time the Supreme Court has upheld the affordable care act. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller. W T O P News in time, The high court ruled Philadelphia cannot stop a Catholic agency from screening same sex foster parents. The ruling says the city was wrong to end of foster contract with Catholic Social services after it would not place foster Children with same sex couples. Chief Justice John Roberts said the city violated the Constitution's guarantee free exercise of religion politico senior legal affairs reporter Josh Gerstein on W. T o P early, they concluded Catholic social services Up in Philadelphia is not covered by the anti discrimination ordinance that the city of Philadelphia has that applies to public accommodations as people can imagine, like hotels, restaurants and so forth, Read more about both. The Supreme Court decisions have w t o p dot com 7 34 new potential for Senate Democrats to rally around a bipartisan infrastructure bill. The $1 trillion plan includes new spending on roads, rail and public transit. The bill has support from 11 Republicans enough to clear the 60 votes. Threshold if almost all Senate Democrats vote for it, Maryland Senator Ben Cardin telling CNN what needs to happen to get infrastructure funding pass. I think there is support.
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"AP News I met Dani, the Supreme Court dismissed another challenge to the Obama era healthcare law. The Supreme Court has just ruled the is here to stay. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer was quick to hail the ruling. By 7 to 2 vote, The justices left the entire affordable care act intact, rolling that Texas and others who sued to have it scrapped failed to show they had the standing to attack it as unconstitutional. They've gone after the laws mandate that people have health insurance or pay a penalty, but that requirement became toothless when Congress reduced the penalty 204 years ago. Meanwhile, polls suggest the law has grown in popularity. Something President Biden and other Democrats like Schumer are looking to build on and now Going to try to make it bigger and better. Establish once and for all affordable healthcare as a basic right of every American citizen. Ben Thomas Washington The Supreme Court is siding with a Catholic foster care agency in Philadelphia that says it's religious views prevented from working with same sex couples as foster parents. The justices ruled the city of Philadelphia wrongly limited its relationship with the group. Over that policy. Federal workers will get tomorrow off after President Biden signs a bill making June 19th Juneteenth, a federal holiday on June 19th 18 65 Union soldiers brought the news of freedom to enslaved black people in Galveston, Texas. Two months after the Confederacy had surrendered. Since the 19th is on a Saturday, the federal holiday is tomorrow, the Biden administration will spend more than $3 billion on antiviral pills for the coronavirus and other viruses. Dr. Anthony Fauci says it's a good investment vaccines clearly remain the centerpiece. Of our arsenal against Covid 19. However, antivirals can and are an important complement to existing vaccines. This is a P news. There was a brief Internet outage today around the globe. The outage hit especially hard in Australia, where many people are unable to do online banking and access postal services. Internet monitoring websites said that many disruptions took place, including two US based airlines. Even the Hong Kong stock Exchange was not spared as it posted on Twitter that its site was facing technical problems. About 17. Minutes later, it announced it was back up and running. Many services were resumed after an hour or so, but the affected companies said they were working overtime to prevent further problems. I'm Karen Sharma's band runners, Shelby Hoolahan is in the lineup and will be allowed to run at US Olympic track and field trials. While any appeal she files are pending. Hoolahan blamed a positive doping tests on a pork burrito. She 8 10 hours before a test in December. She's banned from the upcoming Olympics. Contaminated meats have led to positive tests in other cases, many of which have been dismissed. Ed Donahue. AP News Tourism in France is getting a post coronavirus boost Two weeks ago, France reopened its borders to vaccinated visitors now thrilled to declare Disney.
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"Donahue with an A P News minute in a 7 to 2 vote, the Supreme Court is dismissing a challenge to the Obama era healthcare law. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi calls it a landmark victory. The affordable Care act indoors as a pillar of American health and economic security. Alongside Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security. The ruling was that Texas, other Republican led states and two individuals had no right to bring their lawsuit challenging the affordable Care act in federal court. This is Senate Majority leader Chuck Schumer. So let me say definitively. The affordable Care Act has one. The Supreme Court has just ruled the area is here to stay. Schumer says. Democrats will try to make it bigger and better also left in places the laws now toothless requirement that people have health insurance or pay a penalty. Congress rendered that provision irrelevant in 2017 when it reduced the penalty to zero I'm Ed Donahue. AP News I met Dani. The Supreme Court dismissed another challenge to the Obama era healthcare law. The Supreme Court has just ruled the is here to stay. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer was quick to hail the ruling by 7 to 2 vote, The justices left the entire affordable care act intact, rolling that Texas and others who sued to have it scrapped. Failed to show they had the standing to attack it as unconstitutional. They've gone after the laws mandate that people have health insurance or pay a penalty, but that requirement became toothless when Congress reduced the penalty 204 years ago. Meanwhile, polls suggest the law has grown in popularity something President Biden and other Democrats like Schumer are looking to build on and now We're going to try to make it bigger and better. Establish once and for all affordable healthcare as a basic right of every American citizen. Ben Thomas Washington The Supreme Court is siding with a Catholic foster care agency in Philadelphia that says it's religious views prevented from working with same sex couples as foster parents. The justices ruled the city of Philadelphia wrongly limited its relationship with the group. Over that policy. Federal workers will get tomorrow off after President Biden signs a bill making June 19th Juneteenth, a federal holiday on June 19th 18 65 Union soldiers brought the news of freedom to enslaved black people in Galveston, Texas..
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"Identity politics. Juneteenth commemorates when the Last enslaved Americans learned they were free June 19th 18 65 in Galveston, Texas. They're worried that the extreme heat in the West could become routine. It was 115 degrees in Phoenix yesterday and could hit 117 Today and tomorrow. A wave of brief Internet outages hit dozens of financial institutions, Airlines and other companies this morning. I'm Rita Foley. AP News I'm a Donnie the Supreme Court dismissed another challenge to the Obama era healthcare law. The Supreme Court has just ruled the Ah is here to stay. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer was quick to hail the ruling by 7 to 2 vote, The justices left the entire affordable care act intact. Rolling that Texas and others who sued to have it scrapped failed to show they had the standing to attack it as unconstitutional. They've gone after the laws mandate that people have health insurance or pay a penalty, but that requirement became toothless when Congress reduced the penalty 204 years ago. Meanwhile, polls suggest the law has grown in popularity. Something President Biden and other Democrats like Schumer are looking to build on and now Going to try to make it bigger and better. Establish once and for all affordable healthcare as a basic right of every American citizen. Ben Thomas Washington The Supreme Court is siding with a Catholic foster care agency in Philadelphia that says it's religious views prevented from working with same sex couples as foster parents. The justices ruled the city of Philadelphia wrongly limited its relationship with the group. Over that policy. Federal workers will get tomorrow off after President Biden signs a bill making June 19th Juneteenth, a federal holiday on June 19th 18 65 Union soldiers brought the news of freedom to enslaved black people in Galveston, Texas. Two months after the Confederacy had surrendered. Since the 19th is on a Saturday, the federal holiday is tomorrow, the.
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"Identity politics. June 19th commemorates. When the last enslaved Americans learned they were free June 19th 18 65 in Galveston, Texas. They're worried that the extreme heat in the West could become routine. It was 115 degrees in Phoenix yesterday and could hit 117 Today and tomorrow. A wave of brief Internet outages hit dozens of financial institutions, Airlines and other companies this morning. I'm Rita Foley. This is a P news. I'm Rita Foley. There's been a wave of brief Internet outages around the world. This morning. Dozens of financial institutions, airlines and other companies had problems with their websites and apps. Some US airlines had disruptions. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange says it had technical issues, but its websites are now back to normal. It says services have mostly been restored. We're hearing No word yet on what may have caused this President Biden is back in Washington after his brief meeting with Russia's Vladimir Putin in Geneva. Here's our Sagar Madani, Both President Biden and Vladimir Putin say they're Geneva summit was positive and straightforward. The president says his goal was to deliver. His message is face to face that he wants to cooperate with Moscow, where possible and will respond to Russian aggression where needed. I did what I came to do. The two men agree to send their ambassadors back to their posts and on a plan to replace a nuclear treaty in other areas, though they remain far apart Ukraine human rights and cyber security Through an interpreter. Putin denied involvement in cyber attacks on the US June 19th will now be a federal holiday. The Senate and now the House have passed the bill and send it to President Biden, who is expected to sign it into law. Here's our Jackie Quinn, the house voted overwhelmingly 415 to 14 to make Juneteenth the new federal holiday. Some Republicans opposed the legislation, including Montana Congressman Matt Rosendale, who called it an effort to celebrate quote identity part. Critics. Juneteenth commemorates when the last enslaved Americans learned they were free June 19th 18 65 in Galveston, Texas. That brutal heat wave in the West is spreading to the central part of the nation now, says the weather service This is a P news. The NFL is loosening many covid restrictions for players who were vaccinated. Here's our Ed Donahue with the latest on this story, the league and the NFL Players Association are encouraging players to get vaccinated, a memo sent to team says. For players who get their shots, it's almost back to business as usual for the unvaccinated players must be tested daily. Where a mask and practice social distancing. They also won't be allowed to eat meals with teammates and cannot leave the team hotel or interact with people outside the team while traveling. Several players say they are worried about getting vaccinated. The new protocols give them more incentive to get it. Players can be fined up to $50,000 for violating protocols. I'm Ed Donahue, the CDC says. The delta variant of the coronavirus has increased from under 3% of all cases. To almost 10%. I'm Rita Foley. AP News I'm Rita Foley with an AP Newsman Ed, an area of Southern Missouri is seeing a big rise in coronavirus cases. Justice tourists cooped up for a year begin to make their way to popular places like Branson and Lake of the Ozarks. What's driving the virus surge. Experts point to the faster spreading Delta variant and some residents reluctance to get a covid shot. President Biden's back from his summit with Russia's Vladimir Putin, telling reporters before leaving Geneva. I did what I came to do Presidents Biden and Putin agreed to return ambassadors to Washington and Moscow as they try to repair relations between the two countries. President Biden says this trip was important. It was important to meet in person. So there can be no mistake about or misrepresentations about what I wanted to communicate. This morning, A wave of brief Internet outages hit the websites and apps of dozens of financial institutions, airlines and other companies across the world. I'm Rita Foley. This is a P.
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Senate passes bill to make Juneteenth a federal holiday
"To the House bill making Juneteenth June 19th of federal holiday Commemorating the end of slavery. The approximate date the last enslave people learned they were free. Two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. It would be The 12th federal holiday Richard can
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"Hear some lesser known holidays, National Cheese Day and National Donut. They're both this Friday. So one of the officer John will bring us doughnuts because he usually does national Best friends. Days on June 8th June, 14th is Flag Day and National Bourbon Day. Like that National Fudge Day is the 16th. National Martini Day is June 19th and take your dog to work Day is Friday. June 25th. I have to ask why. How long are you planning on staying at work? Where is this? A dog in a dog? Yeah. Poor dog has to live with your co workers. No. Why would you take your dog? Anything? They've done it all. Oh, of course, my dog would just be all over everybody. Yeah, she would be in everybody's business. That's a huge, you know, building in the long walk, Tohno use the facilities outside for the dogs. So we don't have a whole lot of time in just why. Why would you take your dog to work? Unless you need your support animal? Why would you take your dog to work? I'm looking at the radar here right now. And there's some rain all around us and all over San Antonio and to the south, and it looks like they're gonna last till about 6 30. It starts clearing out in them or this afternoon. That's right. Bring it. That's right. Yeah, we're back at work. Go ahead, let it rain. Let it rain. Every day's a new day. A new wake up. I turn on the radio. I don't know what's happening. News in the morning weather and traffic use radio 1200 W away I the sacks..
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Chicago's Cook County Board passes Juneteenth ordinance
"June 19th as a new holiday, bill, Cameron says it's for Juneteenth the day that marks the end of slavery after the civil war in teeth was unanimously approved as a paid holiday for Cook County workers. Irish politician John Daly supported it. The Republican County chairman, Sean Morrison, voted for it. It points to a significant time in our Internation that I think that it is important that we acknowledge that those things that have occurred in our past and and it also allows us a focal point to come together to show you our dollar bills. It says. E pluribus of many one, and Let's not forget that that is the strongest element of our nation and always has been, and so Cook County becomes the first local government. The state to make Juneteenth a paid holiday. Bill Cameron
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DOJ appeals ruling preventing it from replacing Trump in E. Jean Carroll defamation lawsuit
"A judge's refusal to let the United States replace President Donald Trump as the defendant and a defamation lawsuit brought by a woman who says Trump raped her in the 19 nineties. Department attorneys notified US District Judge Lewis Kaplan of its plans today to ask the second U. S Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan to consider the judge's decision. Judge Kaplan concluded last month and a written decision That Trump's June 19th statements about columnists aging Carol did not constitute an official act of the presidency and we're outside the scope of his employment. This president Substituting for the United States for Trump would leave taxpayers responsible for any possible payout in the case. Carroll's attorney, Roberta Kaplan, said in the statement that the Justice Department appeal was not a surprise because from the start of the case, she said Donald Trump's number one goal has been to avoid discovery and cause delay. She said. It remains to be seen if the new attorney general will agree that Trump was acting within the scope of his employment is president when he defamed her client. Justice Department attorneys say as president Trump had to respond in June of last year to accusations Carol made against him and a book because the claims related to his fitness for office. Carol has said Trump raped her and a luxury department store dressing room a quarter of a century ago after they randomly crossed path and engaged in a conversation. Trump said Carol was totally lying to fell a memoir and that he'd never even met her. Although the 1987 photo shows them and their then spouses at a social event, Trump said the photo captured a moment when he was just standing in a line.
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San Diego County reports lowest count of coronavirus cases in 3 months
"Reported the lowest number of covert daily cases in three months. The positive test rate for the Corona virus was 2%. The rolling two week average is 4.2%. There were six new deaths announced the total of 754 this year. There were just 174 daily cases reported, which is the lowest number since June. 19th. 17 of the new cases were from San Diego State University has nearly 750 cases over the last 3.5 weeks. Some of the some