The U.S. Marine Corps’ highest ranking officer has been hospitalized after suffering a heart attack. Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. Eric M. Smith was hospitalized Sunday after suffering a “medical emergency,” according to a Marine Corps press release, with USNI reporting Monday that the top general suffered a heart …
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10 November
Four plaques dedicated to Roman Jewish Holocaust victims found vandalized
Italian politicians and Jewish leaders have condemned the vandalizing this week of four tiny memorial plaques embedded in sidewalks in front of apartment buildings where Roman Jews were living when they were deported from the Nazi-occupied city in 1944 and sent to their deaths in Auschwitz. A woman passing by …
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10 November
Thousands of National Guard troops have not received promised enlistment bonuses
The National Guard is behind on paying enlistment bonuses to nearly 13,000 troops, including nearly 4,000 service members who have since left the service without receiving the bonuses they were promised at enlistment. Thousands of Americans enter the National Guard every year with promises of bonuses as high as $20,000 …
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10 November
Best alarm apps to help you wake up
Do you ever feel a little off or minorly disoriented twice a year when the clocks change? You’re not alone. Daylight Saving Time can mess up our sleep patterns and routines, making us wonder if we’re early or late for everything. If you’re like me, you need a reliable way …
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10 November
Gov. Grisham's office of New Mexico outlines plan for low-income tax credits for electric vehicles
The administration of New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham used a legislative hearing Monday to outline new priorities for state credits toward the purchase of electric vehicles that would aid low-income residents as well as small businesses. Taxation and Revenue Department Secretary Stephanie Schardin Clarke told a panel of legislators …
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10 November
Palestinian officials say more than 10,000 people have been killed, 40% of them children
Palestinian officials now say more than 10,000 people have been killed in Gaza since the start of the Israel-Hamas war, which entered its second month of fighting earlier this week. The humanitarian crisis in the Hamas-governed territory is expected to worsen and the staggering death toll – already three times …
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10 November
46 reported attacks on US forces in wake of Israel-Hamas war: official
A U.S. defense official told Fox News on Thursday that there have now been 46 attacks on American military bases since Oct. 17 – about a week after Hamas launched its war on Israel. The official explained that the latest attacks in Iraq and Syria have not resulted in any …
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10 November
Calif. Wildfire May Be Result of Murder-Suicide
PLACERVILLE, Calif. – A rainstorm helped firefighters gain control of wildfires burning across the Sierra Nevada, including a nearly 17,000-acre blaze and a smaller fire ignited by a suspected arsonist in Yosemite National Park (search). The 16,800-acre fire in the Eldorado National Forest (search) was about 50 percent contained Sunday …
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10 November
Cardinals return home to battle Pirates
(SportsNetwork.com) – The St. Louis Cardinals are back in the Gateway City and will start a six-game homestand Friday with the first of three straight games versus the Pittsburgh Pirates at Busch Stadium. The Cardinals just went 5-6 on their recent road trip and lost three of four games to …
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10 November
Europe leads by 4 at the Ryder Cup
Perthshire, Scotland (SportsNetwork.com) – Saturday’s play at the Ryder Cup matched Friday’s action. The Americans won 2 1/2 points both mornings, but the Europeans answered by winning 3 1/2 both afternoons. Through two days, the Europeans lead the United States, 10-6, at Gleneagles. The 4-point deficit was the hole that …
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