LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A push to finally enact a hate crimes law in Arkansas, a state with a history of white supremacists, appeared to have all the elements for success: a popular Republican governor who made it a priority, major corporations endorsing the idea and support from communities where hate groups have flourished.But the chance to end Arkansas' distinction as one of only three states without such a law is in jeopardy even before lawmakers return to the Capitol.

Conservatives have moved to defeat the bill in the majority-GOP Legislature, though similar measures have passed in other red states.

Georgia in June became the latest to enact a bill, leaving Arkansas, South Carolina and Wyoming as the remaining outliers. The bill's.

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Impeachment complicates the early days of Biden's presidency

WASHINGTON – President-elect Joe Biden already faces the daunting task of steering a newly announced $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill through a closely divided Congress as the pandemic and its economic fallout grow.Now Biden will have to do it with President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial beginning potentially as soon as his first day in office.The confluence of events amounts to one of the most politically and logistically complicated openings to a new administration in modern history, requiring Biden to try to move the country into a post-Trump era even as senators debate Trump's most divisive acts. “It’s going to be incredibly challenging,” said former Arkansas Sen.

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Haiti braces for unrest as opposition demands new president

PORT-AU-PRINCE – PORT-AU-Flying rocks. Burning tires.

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Milton sparks 76ers past undermanned Heat 125-108

PHILADELPHIA - Ben Simmons called trade rumors part of the NBA. With another triple-double, he showed why he’s coveted around the league — and needed in Philly.Simmons had 10 points, 10 assists and 12 rebounds and Shake Milton returned from COVID-related issues and scored 31 points and lead the Philadelphia 76ers to a 125-108 win over the Miami Heat on Thursday night."There’s far worse things going on in the world," Simmons said of recent trade talk.

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US blacklists Xiaomi, CNOOC, Skyrizon, raising heat on China

HONG KONG – The U.S. government has blacklisted Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp.

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US intelligence agencies ordered to report what they know about UFOs thanks to latest COVID-19 relief law

WASHINGTON - The signing of the massive $2.3 trillion coronavirus relief package by President Donald Trump triggered a 180-day countdown in which the director of National Intelligence and the secretary of defense must provide lawmakers a report on what is known about UFOsAccording to a stipulation buried within the "Committee Comments" section of the Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2021, a report must be sent to senators on intelligence and armed services committees regarding any information surrounding UFO sightings and whether they present any potential threat.According to the stipulation, the information is sought out by a government program known as the Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon (UAP) Task Force."The Committee

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Man charged for beating officer with pole of American flag during Capitol riot, prosecutors say

WASHINGTON - An Arkansas man has been charged by federal prosecutors after FBI agents identified him in several videos that appear to show him beating a police officer with the pole of an American flag during the violent Jan. 6 pro-Trump Capitol riot that resulted in the deaths of five people.According to court papers released Thursday, Peter Francis Stager was identified in several videos that allegedly appear to show him participating in the violent insurrection that occurred at the U.S.

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Vancouver Coastal Health says COVID-19 transmission in schools is low

Dr. Alex Choi, the health authority’s medical health officer, gives an update on the rate of transmission in schools during the first half of the 2020/2021 year.

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Urban Meyer in ‘advanced talks’ with Jacksonville Jaguars about head coaching job: report

JACKSVONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Jaguars continue to search for a new head coach, with former Ohio State and Florida Gators leader Urban Meyer apparently at the top of the team’s wish list.ESPN reporter Adam Schefter tweeted the Jaguars are in “advanced talks” with Meyer and the two sides met Wednesday.[TRENDING: Can Trump run for president again? | Tourists flocking to Fla. for vaccine? | Fifth-largest lotto jackpot up for grabs]The Jags fired Doug Marrone after the team finished 1-15 this season, the worst season in franchise history.

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Coronavirus: Ontario law enforcement awaits guidelines on stay-at-home rules

On the day before a state of emergency takes effect in Ontario, police and municipal bylaw enforcement agencies are in the dark about how they’re expected to enforce the new law. Seán O’Shea reports.

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Manitoba expands vaccine distribution to fight COVID 19 as cases remain low

COVID-19 to such an extent that it could provide vaccine to every adult in the province before May — if there are enough doses in the national supply chain.“With substantial expansion and with the existing (job) applications we’ve received, we could expand to the point of reaching all Manitobans by the end of April,” Dr. Joss Reimer, a member of Manitoba’s COVID-19 vaccine committee, said Wednesday.

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Anne Hathaway Says Her Lockdown Heist Movie Finds the 'Absurd' in the Pandemic (Exclusive)

Anne Hathaway and Chiwetel Ejiofor in are trapped indoors, left to grapple with their pandemic fears and frustrations while also dealing with being stuck together. But whereas others turned to baking sourdough bread or doing puzzles, Linda and Paxton hatch a plan to steal a diamond from a shutdown department store.

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Colorado man threatened to shoot Pelosi and Bowser in the head, according to court documents

WASHINGTON - A Colorado man who was heavily armed when he traveled to the nation’s capital to support President Donald Trump threatened both House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Mayor Muriel Bowser, according to court documents.In addition, he assaulted a person while he was in D.C., according to the documents.Cleveland Grover Meredith Jr. arrived in D.C.

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Symbols of hate on display amid U.S. Capitol riot

PHILADELPHIA - One week after the deadly Capitol Riot, FOX 29 sought to explore some of the hidden meanings of hatred that were on display during the incident. It is FOX 29's policy not to show symbols of hate, but we have decided to do so during this segment for educational purposes.Of those symbols, those among the mob wore shirts or carried flags that displayed symbols of hatred. They were just as deeply disheartening to visibly see at the nation's Capitol. A shirt with the words "Camp Auschwitz" was one of the visible symbols of hatred.

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Health staff who administered 800 COVID vaccines in one day praised for ‘fantastic team effort’

direct to your inboxPrimary healthcare staff and patients across Trafford are celebrating a busy few weeks administering COVID-19 vaccines.Sale Primary Care Network thanked its staff for working hard throughout the pandemic, particularly for their efforts distributing jabs in the last few weeks.The team managed to vaccinate 800 people in one day alone.In a tweet, a spokesperson for the network said: “Fantastic team effort from everyone as we vaccinated over 800 people in an attempt to protect our local community from COVID-19. Thank you to everyone involved.

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Ontario to lay out ‘legal parameters’ of stay-at-home order amid coronavirus pandemic

stay-at-home order, which takes effect tomorrow.The province says it will publish the “legal parameters” for the order online today and offer more clarification on the measure.As of tomorrow, residents will have to stay home except for essential purposes such as grocery shopping, accessing health care and exercising.The province says police and bylaw officers will have the power to enforce the stay-at-home order and issue tickets to rule-breakers, but hasn’t given details on how that will play out.

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How to get fit at home with everyday items

With the closure of many gyms and fitness facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic, many Canadians have looked to find alternative and creative ways to exercise at home. Ayanna Gibb, owner and instructor at Inspire Women’s Fitness, an all-women fitness studio in Langley, B.C., says her clients have found a use for numerous household items to complete workouts during her online classes.According to Gibb, items included using a plastic lid or Swiffer cleaning pad for glider workouts, and using the back of a chair or couch for balancing during barre classes.READ MORE: Small space and no equipment? Here’s how you can still exerciseWhile hosting her classes virtually, Gibb says keeping her clients motivated and ensuring their voice is included

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Dancing On Ice in jeopardy as crew members contract COVID-19

With Dancing on Ice set to begin this Sunday, the team are worried after hearing that five of the crew members for the show reportedly tested positive for COVID-19.

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U.S. Capitol riot: Trump blasts second impeachment effort, defends riot remarks as ‘totally appropriate’

Speaking to reporters en route to Texas on Tuesday, U.S. president Donald Trump lambasted House and Senate Democrats over their attempts to impeach him a second time, calling the effort “divisive.” Trump also defended his remarks made before and during the Capitol building riot as “totally appropriate” and attacked Big Tech companies for this decision to remove him from a variety of social media platforms.

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City of Edmonton to lay off 60 people due to budget cuts

As part of budget cutbacks to achieve a zero per cent tax increase in 2021, the City of Edmonton is giving layoff notices to 60 employees. Sarah Ryan has the details from city hall.

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Richard Barnett, Arkansas man pictured in Pelosi’s chair amid Capitol riot, faces 11 years in prison

WASHINGTON - Richard Barnett, 60, of Gravette, Arkansas, appeared in a photo taken last Wednesday inside the U.S. Capitol after a violent, pro-Trump mob stormed the building and ransacked lawmakers’ offices.

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City of Edmonton to lay off 60 people, eliminating 300 full-time positions overall

In order to not increase taxes the City of Edmonton had to reduce its budget by $49.9 million, and that means jobs had to be cut.

‘The Capitol is a crime scene:’ Federal law enforcement officials open 170 case files in connection with riots

WASHINGTON - Federal law enforcement officials on Tuesday said they’ve opened 170 subject files, and charged about 70 in the wake of a violent riot that struck the U.S. Capitol building last week. READ MORE: 50,000 tips connected to Capitol riots; charges, including sedition, on the tableIn addition, the FBI says it notified other law enforcement agencies, including the U.S.

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US appeals court rules Philadelphia's supervised injection site defies drug law

PHILADELPHIA - A divided appeals court on Tuesday rejected a plan to open a supervised injection site in Philadelphia to try to reduce overdose deaths, concluding the operation would violate a 1980s-era drug law aimed at "crackhouses."The 2-1 decision proved the latest setback for city officials, an ex-governor and public health advocates who support the Safehouse plan as more than 100 people die in the U.S. each day from drug overdoses.

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Butler and Adebayo among seven Heat players sidelined due to COVID protocols

#MIAvsPHI INJURY UPDATE: Adebayo, Bradley, Butler, Dragic, Harkless, Haslem, Nunn & Okpala have all been ruled out of tomorrow's game due to health and safety protocols. Leonard (shoulder strain) is questionable.

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India's new covid-19 cases at 7-month low, active cases drop to 2.16 lakh

Also Read | How plant meat is coming of age in IndiaAccording to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), a total of 18,26,52,887 samples were tested for COVID-19 up to January 11 including 8,97,056 samples tested yesterday.The first consignment containing vials of Covishield vaccine were dispatched from the Serum Institute of India here in the early hours of Tuesday, ahead of the January 16 launch of the nationwide vaccination drive.Bihar reported 213 new COVID19 cases today so far, the active cases in the state rise to 4290.Tamil Nadu reported 682 new COVID-19 cases, 869 discharges, and six deaths in the last 24 hours, said the State Health Department.

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COVID-19 shadows title game as college football season ends

it began Aug. 29 with the Guardian Kickoff Classic between Austin Peay and Central Arkansas, a game attended by hundreds.Nearly 130 subsequent Bowl Subdivision games were postponed or canceled after that and every week seemed to bring a headache or a twist tied to the coronavirus.

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Central Florida law enforcement vigilant following FBI warning of armed protests

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – With reports of the FBI contacting law enforcement in anticipation of armed protests in the coming days, officials in Central Florida are chiming in.Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings said on Monday that as a former sheriff, he said he remains vigilant.“They will plan for the worst and hope for the best,” Demings said.[TRENDING: Here’s how to register for COVID-19 vaccine | Select Publix locations will offer vaccine | Fla. woman accused of screaming political profanities]Mayor Demings gave insights on how state and local law enforcement are likely evaluating security threats related to planned armed protests following last Wednesday’s unrest at the U.S.

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Reports: Eagles part ways with head coach Doug Pederson

Head coach Doug Pederson of the Philadelphia Eagles calls a play against the New Orleans Saints at Lincoln Financial Field on December 13, 2020 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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Ken Jennings hosts 'Jeopardy!' in first episode airing without Alex Trebek

CULVER CITY, CA - JULY 14: Jeopardy host Alex Trebek, (L) poses contestant Ken Jennings after his earnings from his record breaking streak on the gameshow surpassed 1 million dollars July 14, 2004 in Culver City, California.

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Elementary students head back to class across Quebec as coronavirus surges

mixed reactions from teachers and parents.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Education Minister Jean-François Roberge has defended the decision, saying there was a “fairly strong consensus” in the province to reopen schools as quickly as possible after the winter break because of their importance to children’s overall well-being.The reopening also brings some new public health measures to elementary schools. Masks are now mandatory in the classroom for Grade 5 and 6 students.

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Police: Man found shot in head inside burning vehicle in Kensington

Generic image of police lights. PHILADELPHIA - A man has been hospitalized after he was found inside a burning vehicle late Monday. Police and fire officials respnoded to the 100 block of East Tioga Street in Kensington shortly after 11 p.m.

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College students preparing to head back to campuses for in-person learning

Monday morning marks the first day of spring classes at UCF.Staff and students who return in-person have been asked to get a COVID-19 test or self-quarantine.Friday, on-campus housing students got these mandatory rapid tests before being allowed to check inside their dorms.And people who test positive have two options, quarantine back home or isolate in designated on-campus housing.“I think it’s really good that they are doing it before we go to the dorms, so we don’t, like, contract it to anyone else if we get something,” said Lauren Ifill, a UCF freshman.And while UCF leaders told us safety is key, the first day back this semester won’t be the same at every area university.Florida Tech returns back to in-person learning on January 25th

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Man found shot in the head inside apartment in West Philadelphia, police say

WEST PHILADELPHIA - Authorities are investigating after a man was found fatally shot inside an apartment Sunday night in West Philadelphia.Officers say a man between 40-50-year-old was found unresponsive on the bathroom floor of an apartment of Farson Street just before 9 p.m.Police say the man was suffering from two gunshot wounds to the head.

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Supermarkets told to get tough on Covid rule breakers or see restrictions become law

Supermarkets are being warned to get tougher on shoppers not following coronavirus rules as cases continue to soar.

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Law & Order: SVU Hopes to Hire 'Every Broadway Actor' Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic

Hadestown) and Alex Brightman (Beetlejuice) had been , one fan pointed out that the series had featured “so much broadway.”Law & Order: SVU showrunner Warren Leight confirmed that this has been completely intentional in a reply on January 5. “We are trying to hire every Broadway actor we can while we and they wait for the curtains to rise again,” he tweeted, adding, “And yes, by Broadway, we of course also mean off, and off-off, and off-off-off.”Law & Order: SVU is one of the few shows that films in , making it a prime gig for actors who make most of their living on the stage, even before the pandemic hit. Leight expanded on these statements in an interview with published on January 6.

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'Law & Order: SVU' Hiring Out of Work Broadway Actors For Roles During Pandemic

Law & Order: SVU is giving out of work Broadway actors a place to go amid shutdowns during the pandemic.

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Heat-Celtics game postponed by NBA due to virus protocols

Boston was going to have to face Miami with the NBA minimum of eight players on Sunday night. In the end, the Heat weren't even certain they would have that many.The game between Boston and Miami was postponed — not because the Celtics ruled out seven players due to the league's health and safety protocols for playing during the coronavirus pandemic, but because of concerns about exposure within the Heat roster.The Heat learned earlier Sunday that guard Avery Bradley would not be available for the game in Boston because of the COVID-19 protocols.

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New law cracks down on shell companies to combat corruption

MIAMI – For years as a federal prosecutor in New York, Daniel R. Alonso led teams that had to search through a maze of anonymously owned corporate entities to expose criminal activity.“It required all kinds of shoe-leather investigating to identify who was really behind these shell companies,” recalled Alonso.

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One man responsible for 3 random murders and other shootings in Chicago, Evanston, police say

EVANSTON, Ill. - A man named Jason Nightengale randomly killed three people in Chicago, wounded several others, shot a woman at an IHOP in Evanston, and got into a shootout with police before he was shot and killed Saturday night, police said.Police said that Nightengale's first murder was in Hyde Park. They said he shot a 30-year-old man in the head in the Regents Park apartment complex garage located at 5300 South East End Avenue.

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Unemployment continues to hurt low-income workers amid pandemic

WASHINGTON - Ten months into America’s viral outbreak, low-income workers are still bearing the brunt of job losses — an unusual and harsh feature of the pandemic recession that flattened the economy last spring.In December, the nation shed jobs for the first time since April. Once again, the layoffs were heavily concentrated in the industries that have suffered most because they involve the kind of face-to-face contact that is now nearly impossible: Restaurants, bars and hotels, theaters, sports arenas and concert halls.With the virus transforming consumer spending habits, economists believe some portion of these service jobs won’t return even after the economy has regained its footing.

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Mayo GP calls for regional curfews over virus spread

A north Mayo GP has called for the imposition of regional overnight curfews to reduce the spread of Covid-19.

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GP calls for regional nighttime curfews

A north Mayo GP has called for the imposition of regional overnight curfews to reduce the spread of Covid-19.

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Morale at an ‘all-time low’: Post-secondary students grapple with COVID-19 fatigue

Last year during exam season, Sarah Vereschagin and her friends would book study rooms on campus, do coffee runs and use whiteboards to study.This year, the University of British Columbia student has spent the majority of her time studying alone with the comfort of her screens.Vereschagin, a third-year accounting and business technology management student, says being surrounded by the presence of her friends was the only way she knew how to recharge and get through stress. But during the COVID-19 pandemic, she says she has lost motivation to study. “It felt like I wasn’t in school, but I had all the same academic consequences,” she said.

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Alberta students head back to class next week

Alberta students from K to 12 will be returning to the classroom as scheduled on Monday. Tom Vernon looks at how parents and educators feel about it.

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Sentimental video tribute closes Trebek's final "Jeopardy!"

video tribute to the host closed Friday’s episode of the quiz show, the final one that Trebek taped before pancreatic cancer claimed his life on Nov. 8.The 90-second montage, set to Hugh Jackman singing the Peter Allen song “Once Before I Go," is a lighthearted and laughter-filled remembrance showing Trebek’s changing look through his 36 years as host, with moustache and without, with black hair and with grey, with suits from several decades.

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Virgin Orbit closing in on launching rocket from 747 jet, attempting to reach low Earth orbit

MOJAVE, Calif. – As soon as next week, crews with Virgin Orbit could try again at taking off from the California desert, flying a jumbo jet over the Pacific Ocean and air launching a rocket.Virgin Orbit said an engine shutdown kept the 70-foot-long LauncherOne rocket from reaching orbit during an air launch last May.This time, Richard Branson’s company hopes to send 10 NASA satellites into space.[TRENDING: Police officer dies in Capitol clash | Fla. man arrested, firefighter investigated in Capitol riot | COVID-19 variant spreading in Fla.]Virgin Orbit said LauncherOne carries smaller satellites.Friday, the company compared the sizes to home appliances - from as big as a refrigerator to as small as a toaster oven.“Giving a ride to

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Florida supreme court suspends Orlando attorney’s law license

ORLANDO, Fla. – The Florida Bar suspended an Orlando-area attorney’s law license after several clients claimed they paid him thousands of dollars and got nothing in return.Justin Infurna’s license was suspended on Dec. 28, 2020, according to documents submitted to the Florida Supreme Court.Jeanelle Douglas said she hired Infurna to handle some estate issues for her after her grandmother died in Palm Bay.“At first, Justin Infurna portrayed himself like he was a professional.

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