Supreme Court Weighing Federal Ban on Domestic Abusers' Right to Purchase Guns
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Supreme Court Weighing Federal Ban on Domestic Abusers' Right to Purchase Guns
Supreme Court Weighing , Federal Ban on Domestic Abusers' , Right to Purchase Guns.
On November 7, the United States Supreme Court will hear
arguments regarding a decades-old federal ban on people under
domestic violence restraining orders from obtaining firearms.
On November 7, the United States Supreme Court will hear
arguments regarding a decades-old federal ban on people under
domestic violence restraining orders from obtaining firearms.
NBC reports that the U.S. v.
Rahimi is a blockbuster
case revolving around a widely popular gun
safety regulation and the Second Amendment.
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This is an opportunity for the justices
to clarify the test, particularly as it
applies to domestic abusers, and to
a whole host of incredibly effective
gun violence prevention laws, Kelly Roskam, Director of law and policy at
the Center for Gun Violence Solutions, via NBC.
On average, 70 of those victims
die every month after being
shot by an intimate partner.
.
According to the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun
Violence Solutions, a woman is five times more likely
to die as a result of domestic abuse if a gun is involved.
NBC reports that the high-profile case comes one
year after another decision made it more difficult
for governments to restrict individual gun rights.
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Currently, a 1994 federal statute requires thousands of
federally issued domestic violence restraining orders
to be reported to the national background check system.
Currently, a 1994 federal statute requires thousands of
federally issued domestic violence restraining orders
to be reported to the national background check system.
According to the FBI, over 77,000 attempted
firearm purchases made by alleged domestic
abusers have been prevented since 1998.
We know that it's not just intimate
partners murdering their partners.
We know that they're doing it
with firearms and that these laws
are preventing them from doing that, Kelly Roskam, Director of law and policy at
the Center for Gun Violence Solutions, via NBC
Derek Chauvin Released, From Trauma Care Facility , After Prison Stabbing.
NBC reports that Derek Chauvin
has been returned to prison
custody after the former
Minneapolis police officer
was attacked by a fellow inmate.
On November 24, Chauvin was stabbed 22 times
with an "improvised knife" while he was in the Federal
Correctional Institution of Tucson, Arizona's law library.
According to a criminal complaint, Chauvin
was attacked by fellow inmate John Turscak. .
Chavin's attorney released a statement
on December 3 saying that Chauvin's , "medical condition has improved to the extent
that he has been removed from the trauma care
facility at a local Tucson hospital and returned
to prison custody for his follow up care.”.
His family is very concerned about the
facility’s capacity to protect Derek from
further harm. They remain unassured
that any changes have been made
to the faulty procedures that allowed
Derek’s attack to occur in the first place, Gregory M. Erickson, Derek Chauvin’s attorney, via NBC .
NBC reports that the 52-year-old Turscak
has been charged with attempted murder,
assault with intent to commit murder, and
assault with a dangerous weapon.
Federal prosecutors said that Turscak has also
been charged with assault resulting in serious
bodily injury in connection with the stabbing.
According to prosecutors, Turscak said he
chose "Black Friday" to attack Chauvin as a
symbol for the Black Lives Matter movement. .
NBC reports that Chauvin is serving a sentence
of over 22 years for the killing of George Floyd. .
The former Minneapolis police officer is also
simultaneously serving a 21-year federal
sentence for violating Floyd's civil rights.
Chauvin is also serving a 22 and a half
year sentence for second-degree murder
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White House Urges Congress , To Approve Ongoing , Support For Ukraine.
On December 4, the White House warned Congress that the
administration will be unable to continue providing Ukraine
with assistance without further congressional support.
On December 4, the White House warned Congress that the
administration will be unable to continue providing Ukraine
with assistance without further congressional support.
NBC reports that Office of Management and Budget Director Shalanda Young told legislators that the U.S. is “out of money — and nearly out of time” for supporting Ukraine.
NBC reports that Office of Management and Budget Director Shalanda Young told legislators that the U.S. is “out of money — and nearly out of time” for supporting Ukraine.
I want to be clear: without congressional
action, by the end of the year we will run
out of resources to procure more weapons
and equipment for Ukraine and to provide
equipment from U.S. military stocks, Shalanda Young, Office of Management and Budget Director, via NBC.
There is no magical pot of funding
available to meet this moment, Shalanda Young, Office of Management and Budget Director, via NBC.
According to Young, failing to provide aid would , “kneecap Ukraine on the battlefield, not only putting
at risk the gains Ukraine has made, but increasing
the likelihood of Russian military victories.”.
Young reportedly urged congressional
leaders to approve the Biden administration's
supplemental spending request. .
I must stress that helping Ukraine
defend itself and secure its future
as a sovereign, democratic, independent,
and prosperous nation advances
our national security interests, Shalanda Young, Office of Management and Budget Director, via NBC.
It prevents larger conflict in the region
that could involve NATO and put U.S.
forces in harm’s way and deters
future aggression, making us all safer, Shalanda Young, Office of Management and Budget Director, via NBC.
Young's letter to Congress comes amid
a deadlock among lawmakers over ongoing
U.S. support for both Ukraine and Israel.
NBC reports that GOP legislators have looked to leverage
approving foreign aid for the enactment of tougher U.S.
immigration policy at the nation's southern border.
NBC reports that GOP legislators have looked to leverage
approving foreign aid for the enactment of tougher U.S.
immigration policy at the nation's southern border
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Astronomers Discover Rare , 6-Planet Solar System , Moving in Perfect Harmony.
On November 29, astronomers announced they have
observed a rare solar system with six planets moving
in sync, untouched by external forces since its cosmic birth.
NBC reports that the find, located 100 light-years
away in the constellation Coma Berenices,
could help explain how solar systems form. .
The observations were made by NASA's
Tess and the European Space Agency's
Cheops, planet-hunting satellites.
While the planets are moving in perfectly synchronized
orbits, none of them are within their star's habitable
zone, meaning they likely do not host life.
NBC reports that the solar system
around the star, named HD 110067,
may be home to even more planets.
The six observed planets around HD 110067 are
approximately two to three times larger than Earth,
with densities closer to our solar system's gas giants.
The in-sync planets' orbits range from nine to
54 days, at a distance closer to their star than Venus
orbits our sun, meaning they are incredibly hot.
The planet closest to HD 110067 has an orbit
three times faster than its closest neighbor.
Scientists estimate that only
one-in-100 solar systems have retained
synchronicity since coming into being. .
Astronomers believe that giant planets, meteor
bombardments and close encounters with nearby stars
all contribute to altering the paths of solar systems.
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Red Lobster Says Q3 Losses , Are the Result of Popular , Unlimited Shrimp Deal.
NBC reports that Red Lobster's parent
company has disclosed the company's
unexpectedly large Q3 losses. .
NBC reports that Red Lobster's parent
company has disclosed the company's
unexpectedly large Q3 losses. .
According to Thai Union Group, the losses were
the result of Red Lobster's $20 shrimp promotion,
which was more popular than anticipated.
The proportion of the people
selecting this promotion was much
higher compared to expectation, Ludovic Garnier, Chief Financial Officer at Thai Union Group, via NBC.
This year, the company changed its annual all-you-can-eat-shrimp deal from a limited-time offer to a permanent one. .
The company said the decision was meant
to boost traffic when business tends to slow
in the third and fourth quarters of the year. .
While the strategy did bring in more customers,
bolstering the company's market share, low margins
from the popular deal presented a problem.
The company responded to the
promotion's surprising popularity by raising
the price from $20 to $22 and now to $25. .
It’s one of the iconic promotions for
Red Lobster, so we want to keep it in
the menu but, of course, we we need
to be much more careful regarding
what is the entry point and
what is the price point we’re
offering for this promotion, Ludovic Garnier, Chief Financial Officer at Thai Union Group, via NBC.
Thai Union Group invested in Red Lobster in 2016 and obtained the rest of the company from Golden
Gate Capital in 2020 with a group of other investors.
In March, Bloomberg News reported that
Thai Union Group would seek to sell its stake in the
restaurant chain if performance fails to improve
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Kate McKinnon is returning to 'Saturday Night Live'. The former 'SNL' cast member is set to host the long-running NBC sketch comedy show for the first time on December 16th. McKinnon was a cast member on the show from 2012 to 2022. She departed the show, which is currently in its 49th season, at the end of season 47.
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AAP MP Raghav Chadha says "On 11th August, I was suspended from the Rajya Sabha. I went to the Supreme Court for the revocation of my suspension. Supreme Court took cognizance of this and now my suspension has been revoked after 115 days...I am happy that my suspension has been roved and I want to thank the Supreme Court and Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar..."
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UK Detects , First Human Case , of New Swine Flu.
'Forbes' reports that the United Kingdom
has detected this year's first human case
of H1N2, otherwise known as swine flu. .
'Forbes' reports that the United Kingdom
has detected this year's first human case
of H1N2, otherwise known as swine flu. .
According to an alert issued by the U.K.,
the patient experienced mild symptoms
and has now fully recovered. .
However, health experts and officials remain on alert
ahead of another potential swine flu pandemic.
Since 2005, there have been 50 human
cases of A(H1N2)v detected globally. .
Since 2005, there have been 50 human
cases of A(H1N2)v detected globally. .
'Forbes' reports that the particular strain
detected in the U.K. is not genetically related
to strains previously detected in human patients.
We know that some diseases of animals
can be transferred to humans—which
is why high standards of animal health,
welfare, and biosecurity are so important, Christine Middlemiss, Chief veterinary officer of the U.K., via 'Forbes'.
We know that some diseases of animals
can be transferred to humans—which
is why high standards of animal health,
welfare, and biosecurity are so important, Christine Middlemiss, Chief veterinary officer of the U.K., via 'Forbes'.
According to the World Health Organization
(WHO), A(H1) influenza viruses are common
among pigs across most regions of the world. .
When these viruses make the leap to humans,
they are known as variant influenza viruses,
the most common of which are H1N1, H1N2 and H3N2.
In 2009, an H1N1 outbreak that began
in the United States quickly spread around
the world, killing at least 150,000 people globally.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
the outbreak included nearly 70 million cases,
274,000 hospitalizations and 12,500 deaths in the U.S. .
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
the outbreak included nearly 70 million cases,
274,000 hospitalizations and 12,500 deaths in the U.S.
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Many people in 15 USA states have fallen ill due to salmonella-infected cantaloupes, according to a report by CNN. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is investigating the matter.
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Government Boosts Program , to Offer Households Additional , Free COVID Tests.
ABC reports that the government will offer households
an additional four free COVID-19 tests ahead of the
approaching holiday season and a potential rise in cases.
The offer, available at covidtests.gov,
is one of the last remaining ways for people
in the U.S. to obtain free at-home rapid tests. .
Last spring, the end of the public health
emergency also ended insurance companies'
requirement to provide eight tests per month. .
Based on data from the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, health officials have anticipated a similar
number of hospitalizations in 2023 as there were last year.
In 2022, hospitalizations peaked
at almost 45,000 per week. .
In September, the government relaunched
its test ordering site, offering
four tests for every household. .
The government has now offered an
additional four tests, bringing the total number
of at-home tests to eight per household.
The Administration for Strategic Preparedness
and Response (ASPR) says that about 14.5 million
households have ordered tests since the site
relaunched, equalling 58 million free tests distributed. .
Health officials have said that the tests are
meant to help people prepare for gatherings,
particularly with those more vulnerable to COVID.
We're going to see families gather
with older loved ones and younger
loved ones and it's important that
they are able to protect their loved
ones from COVID as we head
into the winter months, Dawn O'Connell, Head of ASPR, via ABC.
We're going to see families gather
with older loved ones and younger
loved ones and it's important that
they are able to protect their loved
ones from COVID as we head
into the winter months, Dawn O'Connell, Head of ASPR, via ABC
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CDC Report Shows That , 13.9% of US Adults , Have Received an Updated COVID Vaccine.
ABC reports that as of November 13, approximately
36 million adults in the United States have
received an updated COVID-19 vaccine.
According to new data from the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention, about 3.5 million
children have also received an updated shot. .
Compared to 2022, that figure is roughly equal
to the number of Americans who received
a bivalent booster by this time of the year. .
ABC points out that the numbers mean that only
13.9% of adults in the U.S. have been vaccinated.
In September, a poll conducted by the KFF COVID-19
Vaccine Monitor suggested that nearly twice as
many adults said they planned to get the vaccine.
According to that poll, 23% of adults said they were
"definitely" planning on getting the updated booster,
while another 23% said they would "probably" get one.
The latest vaccine targets variants
currently in circulation, which are an offshoot
of the Omicron variant known as XBB.
Both Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna have formulations
intended for people six months and older,
while Novavax offers a dose for those over the age of 12.
Both Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna have formulations
intended for people six months and older,
while Novavax offers a dose for those over the age of 12.
According to public health experts, people should
receive respiratory virus vaccines by the end of
October, but it's never too late. .
This year's numbers, aligning more
closely with pre-COVID patterns, indicate
a reestablishment of typical 'cold and flu'
season dynamics. However, we still have
to see how the rest of the respiratory
virus season plays out to know for sure, Dr. John Brownstein, epidemiologist and chief
innovation officer at Boston Children's Hospital, via ABC
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CDC Warns Winter, Heralds Coming Rise in, COVID-19 Cases.
'Newsweek' reports that the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC) has released a COVID-19 map
showing where new cases and hospitalizations are rising. .
'Newsweek' reports that the Centers for Disease Control
and Prevention (CDC) has released a COVID-19 map
showing where new cases and hospitalizations are rising. .
Overall, the data showed that hospitalizations
and deaths had both declined in the week
of October 29 to November 4. .
Previously, health officials had warned that winter months
could bring a possible rise in new cases, coinciding
with what the CDC refers to as respiratory season. .
Fall and winter are a time
when viruses that cause
respiratory disease usually circulate
more heavily in the community. , Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
September statement, via 'Newsweek'.
Before COVID-19, two viruses,
flu and RSV, were the main causes
of severe respiratory disease during
this time of year. Although some
people have mild symptoms when
they catch flu or RSV, others get
sick enough to be hospitalized, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
September statement, via 'Newsweek'.
Before COVID-19, two viruses,
flu and RSV, were the main causes
of severe respiratory disease during
this time of year. Although some
people have mild symptoms when
they catch flu or RSV, others get
sick enough to be hospitalized, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
September statement, via 'Newsweek'.
According to the most recent CDC map, Nebraska
saw the biggest increase in hospitalizations with
a 57.3% rise compared to the week before.
Texas, New Mexico and Kansas all saw an increase
of 20% or greater over the same period of time. .
Texas, New Mexico and Kansas all saw an increase
of 20% or greater over the same period of time. .
'Newsweek' reports that the CDC map classifies
different regions of the country by number.
The latest data suggests that Region 9,
which includes California, Arizona and Nevada,
has seen the greatest increase in the nation. .
CDC expects this year will be
similar to last year in terms of the
total number of hospitalizations
from COVID-19, RSV, and flu, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
September statement, via 'Newsweek'.
As with last year, the total
number of hospitalizations
this year is expected to be higher
than what we as a nation experienced
prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
September statement, via 'Newsweek'
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FBI Public Corruption Squad , Raids Home of New York City , Mayor's Campaign Fundraiser.
On November 2, the FBI raided the home
of a consultant with connections to
New York City Mayor Eric Adams. .
On November 2, the FBI raided the home
of a consultant with connections to
New York City Mayor Eric Adams. .
'The Guardian' reports that
Brianna Suggs served as Adams'
top campaign fundraiser. .
According to a 'New York Times' report,
the search of Suggs' home was part of an
investigation by the FBI's public corruption squad.
Following news of the raid, Adams canceled several
meetings scheduled in Washington D.C., where he
planned to discuss issues relating to immigration.
Following news of the raid, Adams canceled several
meetings scheduled in Washington D.C., where he
planned to discuss issues relating to immigration.
According to Suggs' LinkedIn profile, she served
as Adams' "fundraiser and director of logistics"
on his mayoral campaign from 2019 to 2021. .
'The Guardian' reports that the reason
behind the FBI raid has yet to be disclosed.
In September, local news outlet 'The City'
published a report claiming that Adams
and his team refused to identify the sources of
hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign donations. .
According to the local New York publication, those
donations totaled $300,000 from over 500 donors. .
Adams' campaign counsel, Vito Pitta,
denied the accusations and maintained that
the now-mayor had complied with all requests. .
The campaign has responded to every
notice from [the campaign finance board]
as appropriate – while also investigating
concerns as appropriate – and will
continue to follow all rules and best
practices as mandated by the CFB, Vito Pitta, Eric Adams' campaign counsel, via 'The Guardian'
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FBI Director Urges Vigilance , While Warning of Increased , Risk of Terrorism.
On October 31, FBI Director Christopher Wray
warned of an increased threat against the
United States amid Israel's war with Hamas.
On October 31, FBI Director Christopher Wray
warned of an increased threat against the
United States amid Israel's war with Hamas.
NPR reports that Wray warned the nation
is in "a dangerous period" as terrorist
groups look to capitalize on the conflict.
NPR reports that Wray warned the nation
is in "a dangerous period" as terrorist
groups look to capitalize on the conflict.
Senior U.S. officials claim that Hamas'
October 7 terrorist attack on Israel has dangerous
implications for U.S. citizens both at home and abroad.
The reality is that the terrorism
threat has been elevated throughout
2023, but the ongoing war in the
Middle East has raised the threat of
an attack against Americans in the
United States to a whole other level, Christopher Wray, FBI Director, via NPR.
The reality is that the terrorism
threat has been elevated throughout
2023, but the ongoing war in the
Middle East has raised the threat of
an attack against Americans in the
United States to a whole other level, Christopher Wray, FBI Director, via NPR.
According to Wray, the October 7 attack on Israel , "will serve as an inspiration the likes of which
we haven't seen since ISIS launched
its so-called caliphate years ago.".
According to Wray, the October 7 attack on Israel , "will serve as an inspiration the likes of which
we haven't seen since ISIS launched
its so-called caliphate years ago.".
Wray emphasized this point by stating that both
al-Qaida and the Islamic State have called for violence
in the U.S. and Europe in the weeks since Hamas' attack.
Wray emphasized this point by stating that both
al-Qaida and the Islamic State have called for violence
in the U.S. and Europe in the weeks since Hamas' attack.
While Wray cautioned that foreign terrorist groups
could try to take advantage of the unfolding conflict
in Gaza, Americans should not feel intimidated.
It is a time to be concerned.
We are in a dangerous period, Christopher Wray, FBI Director, via NPR.
This is not a time for panic,
but it is a time for vigilance, Christopher Wray, FBI Director, via NPR.
We shouldn't stop conducting
our daily lives, going to schools,
houses of worship and so forth.
But we should be vigilant, Christopher Wray, FBI Director, via NPR
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Violent Crime Numbers in US, Continue to Decline.
In 2022, violent crime in the United States
decreased to nearly pre-pandemic levels,
while property crimes rose substantially.
NBC reports that the latest FBI annual crime
report compiles data representing 83.3% of all
agencies covering 93.5% of the U.S. population.
According to the data, violent crime decreased
1.7%, including a 6.1% drop in murder
and non-negligent manslaughter.
Over the same period, incidents
of rape decreased by 5.4%,
while aggravated assault fell 1.1%. .
In 2020, the murder rate in the U.S.
skyrocketed by 29% amid the pandemic. .
Richard Rosenfeld, criminal justice professor emeritus at
the University of Missouri-St. Louis, attributes the drop
in violence to pandemic "stresses and strains" abating. .
By and large what we’re seeing
is simply a return to something
approaching normal after the big
changes associated with the pandemic, Richard Rosenfeld, Criminal justice professor emeritus
at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, via NBC.
NBC reports that despite declining
violent crimes, property crimes rose 7.1%,
with a 10.9% increase in motor vehicle thefts.
Compared to 2021, the FBI said that carjackings
increased by 8.1%, with over one quarter of
these incidents involving someone being injured.
NBC reports that overall violent crimes remain
well below historic highs set in the 1990s
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