NEW YORK - A 27-year-old California man faces up to 20 years in federal prison in connection with a disturbance on an LA to Miami flight last week.Federal prosecutors say Anthony Kevin Trujillo was on a flight on July 7, 2021, and his conduct "became increasingly disturbing" as the flight continued.After announcing that he heard a gas leak, prosecutors say Trujillo accused a fellow passenger of storing bomb parts in her socks.Trujillo then allegedly accused a flight attendant of carrying improvised explosive device components in his bag and tried to wrestle the bag away from him, according to an affidavit.Get breaking news alerts in the free FOX5NY News app!There were 2 air marshals on the flight.

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Police fatally shoot man who allegedly fired into crowd, pointed gun at officers in Kensington

NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Philadephia police say two undercover officers shot and killed a man who they saw open fire into a crowd during a street fight in Kensington on Thursday night. Two officers from the Narcotics Field Unit were driving in an unmarked patrol car on the 3000 block of North Water Street around 6 p.m. when they encountered a large street fight, according to police. Investigators say the officers stopped at the corner of Water and Clearfield streets to break up the fight when an unknown group of people started striking their car. Officers then allegedly saw a 40-year-old Hispanic man fire a gun twice into the crowd and once into the air.

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Man pleads guilty to kidnapping, killing young Amish woman

Justo Smoker, 34, was arrested Friday and charged with felony kidnapping and misdemeanor false imprisonment in the search for 18-year-old Linda Stoltzfoos. (Lancaster County District Attorney's Office/East Lampeter Township Police Department) LANCASTER, Pa. - A man who led authorities to the remains of a young Amish woman in Pennsylvania pleaded guilty Friday to kidnapping and killing her.Justo Smoker, 35, pleaded guilty in Lancaster County to third-degree murder, kidnapping and other offenses in the death of 18-year-old Linda Stoltzfoos, who was last seen walking home from church in the Bird-in-Hand area on June 21, 2020.Smoker was sentenced to 35 1/2 to 71 years in prison.

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Delaware man hid spy pens in King of Prussia Mall dressing rooms, police say

Joseph Stevenson is facing charges after police say he hid a spy pen inside at least two dressing rooms at the King of Prussia Mall. UPPER MERION TWP, Pa. - A Delaware man is facing charges after police say he hid a spy pen inside at least two dressing rooms at the King of Prussia Mall and captured several people undressing.Officers from the Upper Merion Police Department were called to the Hollister store inside the mall on July 3 after an employee reported finding a pen with a hidden camera inside one of the dressing rooms. Police say the pen captured six women and one man in "various stages of undress" while using the dressing room to try on clothes.

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Black men much less likely to have prostate cancer surgery in pandemic

Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, only 1% of Black men with untreated nonmetastatic prostate cancer had their prostates partially or completely removed, compared with 26% of White men, reveals a multicenter study yesterday in JAMA Oncology.

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Pat’s Steaks Shooting: Suspect charged, victim identified in deadly shooting outside cheesesteak shop

SOUTH PHILADELPHIA - A Pennsylvania man is facing murder charges after police say he shot and killed a man during a fight outside Pat's Steaks in South Philadelphia early Thursday morning.According to police, 36-year-old Paul C. Burkert fatally shot 24-year-old David Padro in the back outside of the popular Philadelphia cheesesteak location on East Passyunk Avenue just before 1 a.m.Investigators were told by witnesses that Padro was shot by another customer who fled in a van.

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Philadelphia files lawsuit over national opioid settlement

PHILADELPHIA - In the first big challenge to the proposed $26 billion national opioid settlement, the Philadelphia district attorney on Thursday sued Pennsylvania’s attorney general over the deal, saying the city stands to get only a pittance to cope with an epidemic that is killing more than 1,000 people a year.With Philadelphia pursuing its own, potentially more lucrative litigation against the opioid industry, District Attorney Larry Krasner denounced the national agreement and asked a state court to declare that Attorney General Josh Shapiro has no authority to bind the city to it.Krasner blasted Shapiro, a fellow Democrat, for acquiescing to a settlement that he said fails to hold opioid distributors and manufacturers sufficiently

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Olympic archer loses consciousness in Tokyo heat

A general view of arrows in the target during practice at the Yumenoshima Park Archery Field ahead of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games on July 21, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan. (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images) TOKYO - Russian archer Svetlana Gomboeva lost consciousness during a competition at the Tokyo Olympics in intense heat Friday.Gomboeva collapsed shortly after completing the qualifying round and was attended by medical staff, coach Stanislav Popov said in comments published by the Russian Olympic Committee."It's the first time that I remember something like this happening," he said.

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Covid in Scotland LIVE as the UK Government reveals daily contact testing plan for food and drink industry

UK Government has outlined plans for daily contact testing for the food and drink industries – and received assurances from industry that problems were not widespread. Environment Secretary George Eustice and Health Secretary Sajid Javid confirmed targeted testing for certain workplaces is being rolled out - with the food industry prioritised, as part of the government’s close engagement with the sector.

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"You ring the ward... and it's just ringing and ringing": Mum couldn't visit her dying daughter in hospital because of coronavirus

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Delta variant now accounts for over 80% of new US COVID-19 cases: CDC director

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said Tuesday that the Delta variant, first identified in India, now accounts for 83 per cent of newly sequenced COVID-19 cases in the U.S.

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After struggling through heat wave, Calgary-area farm welcomes berry pickers

The record heat wave that hit Western Canada in late June is still making its mark in the Calgary area. But as Gil Tucker shows us, people are now sinking their teeth into a summer favourite that survived the scorcher.

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Man shot by officers after allegedly firing into crowd in Kensington

SKYFOX flew over the scene Thursday night. NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police say a man accused of firing into a crowd was shot by officers in Kensington.It happened on the 3000 block of North Water Street around 6:30 p.m.

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Concerns raised over travel based on type of COVID-19 vaccine received

Leisure international travellers will be allowed in starting Sept. 7 — without having to quarantine — if they have been vaccinated with one of the four vaccines approved by Health Canada: Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca or Johnson & Johnson.However, there are millions of people around the world who have been vaccinated with other vaccines not yet approved in this country.

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Man rescued after days-long battle with grizzly bear at Alaska shack

grizzly bear at his remote mining camp in Alaska, where the beast injured him and then relentlessly harassed him each night for several days in hopes of finishing him off.The unidentified man, who is in his late 50s or early 60s, suffered a leg injury and a bruised torso from his fight with the bear, according to the U.S. Coast Guard helicopter crew who saved him.The Coast Guard officers spotted a “HELP ME” message scrawled on the roof of the man’s small mining shack on July 16, in a chance helicopter flyover during an unrelated mission.

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Questions over reopening Canadian border to U.S. citizens

The Canadian border is set to reopen to American citizens for non-essential travel on August 9. However, cases have once again soared, prompting questions about the timing. Shallima Maharaj reports.

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COVID-19: B.C. reports no deaths but 89 new cases, highest daily total in over a month

COVID-19 on Thursday, the highest daily total in more than a month.It pushed the seven-day average for new cases up to 63, the highest it has been since June 27, after a week of upward growth. COVID-19: Active, average cases rise again as B.C.

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Grey Bruce health unit says charges pending related to COVID-19 outbreaks from local parties

COVID-19 case and contact investigation.According to the health unit, two recent parties in the local area garnered high numbers of attendees, resulting in COVID-19 outbreaks with “significant” cases.

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Mom throws Southwest Airlines-themed birthday party for 6-year-old son

CHESAPEAKE, Va - Erica Turner Guerrier’s son’s sixth birthday was approaching and the Chesapeake, Virginia mom wanted to throw her son a birthday party she knew he would love. The theme: Southwest Airlines."My son loves airplanes and requested a Southwest Airlines-themed party," Turner Guerrier told Storyful.

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Biden administration imposes new Cuba sanctions over human rights abuses

WASHINGTON - The Biden administration announced new sanctions Thursday against a Cuban official and a government special brigade that it says was involved in human rights abuses during a government crackdown on protests on the island earlier this month.The Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control listed Alvaro Lopez Miera, a Cuban military and political leader, and the Brigada Especial Nacional del Ministerio del Interior, or Interior Ministry Special Brigade, as among those who will face the latest sanctions.Treasury said in a statement that Lopez Miera "has played an integral role in the repression of ongoing protests in Cuba." Cuba’s Ministry of the Revolutionary Armed Forces, which is led to by Lopez Miera, and other Cuban

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China rejects WHO plan for study of coronavirus origin

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Liberals face heat after N.S. election candidate says she was ousted over ‘boudoir photos’

41st general election, Nova Scotia’s Liberal Party is being accused of misogyny and double standards after a female candidate says she was forced out of the race over “boudoir photos.”Robyn Ingraham was acclaimed as the Liberal candidate in the district of Dartmouth South. But on Saturday, she said in a statement posted to her Instagram page that she would no longer be vying for the seat, citing mental health reasons.However, in another statement posted Wednesday evening, she said she was told by the Liberal Party to lie about her reasons for leaving.“I posted the statement of lies.

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Man charged in fatal hit-and-run of homeless woman in Kensington

PHILADELPHIA - A Philadelphia man is facing several charges after police say he fatally struck a homeless woman with his car and continued driving earlier this month in Kensington. Samuel Starks, 32, was arrested on Thursday and charged with involuntary manslaughter, homicide by vehicle and related charges. According to investigators, Starks was driving on the 2700 block of Kensington Avenue around 4 a.m. on July 6 when he struck 35-year-old Lauren Panas and continued driving.

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Over 17,000 Digital Covid Certificates re-issued over missing síneadh fadas

More than 17,000 Digital Covid Certificates had to be re-issued in recent days because of a missing síneadh fada in people's names, Tánaiste Leo Vardakar has confirmed.

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'Go! Go!': Tennessee man scares away black bear trapped in his car

GATLINBURG, Tenn. - A man on vacation with friends in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, found a black bear invader that broke into his car and caused significant damage.Video captured on July 10 shows Joseph Deel slowly opening the damaged vehicle door and yelling at the bear to get out of the driver’s seat. "Go on! Go! Go! Go!" Deel and others can be heard yelling. The bear then steps out of the car and briefly looks around before making its way back into the woods.

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New Jersey woman facing charges after hurling racial slurs at Mount Laurel hotel clerk, police say

MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. - A New Jersey woman is facing charges after police say she was captured on hotel security cameras berating a front desk clerk with racial slurs and throwing items at the employee.Officers from the Mount Laurel Police Department were called to the Super 8 Motel on Fellowship Road for reports of a disorderly woman in the lobby. Police said 46-year-old Elizabeta Trzeciak of South River, New Jersey was intoxicated when officers found her in the parking lot of the hotel.

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CDC: Over 40% of COVID-19-related hospitalizations are patients 18-49

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China ‘taken aback’ by WHO’s plan for 2nd probe into origins of COVID-19

China cannot accept the World Health Organization’s plan for the second phase of a study into the origins of COVID-19, a senior Chinese health official said Thursday.Zeng Yixin, the vice minister of the National Health Commission, said he was “rather taken aback” by the call for a further into the pandemic’s origins and specifically, the theory that the virus might have leaked from a Chinese lab.He dismissed the lab leak theory as a rumour that runs counter to common sense and science.“It is impossible for us to accept such an origin-tracing plan,” he said a a news conference called to address the COVID-19 origins issue.

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China rejects WHO plan for study of Covid-19 origin

China has rejected a World Health Organization (WHO) plan for a second phase of an investigation into the origin of the coronavirus, which includes the hypothesis it could have escaped from a Chinese laboratory, a top health official said.

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Couple charged for gender reveal that sparked deadly California wildfire

wildfire sparked by their gender-reveal stunt.Refugio Manuel Jimenez Jr. and Angela Renee Jimenez pleaded not guilty on Monday to 30 charges related to the El Dorado Fire, which scorched over 89 square kilometres of land in southern California last fall.

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Philadelphia police officer facing charges after allegedly deleting arrest video

PHILADELPHIA - A Philadelphia police officer is facing charges after allegedly deleting an arrest video from a man's phone in March.It happened after a traffic stop on March 23. Jacob Giddings and his attorney say officers approached Giddings at a gas station and asked him to get out of the car.

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Biden pushes ahead on infrastructure plan after GOP blocks vote

CINCINNATI, Ohio - President Joe Biden aimed to rev up support for his economic agenda with a visit to Cincinnati Wednesday.The trip comes as the fate of his infrastructure proposal remains unclear after Senate Republicans rejected a $1 trillion blueprint in a key test vote Wednesday.

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WestJet causes turbulence with customers over federal aid fallout

WestJet, Canada’s second-largest airline, has pulled the plug on talks with the federal government over a COVID-19 relief package. Other major carriers have reached deals with Ottawa, in exchange for refunds for passengers for flights cancelled by the pandemic.

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Covid-19 cases in US triple over 2 weeks amid misinformation

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Stirling Marathon postponed until 2022 due to 'uncertainties' over Covid

Click here for more news and sport from the Stirling area.The 2020 edition of the race, initially scheduled for May last year, was delayed until October of that year.Due to the ongoing pandemic the race was then shifted once again until May this year. Covid uncertainties once again forced the organisers to move it until October this year.

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COVID-19: Delta variant linked to death of Winnipeg man in his 30s

COVID-19 variant has been linked to the death of a Winnipeg man in his 30s.In June, doctors warned the Delta variant, first identified in India, was expected to become the dominant strain of the virus in Manitoba within weeks. Earlier this month, health officials said the variant had been found in all five of Manitoba’s health regions.

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Oklahoma man arrested after 12-year-old arrives at Tulsa hospital 9 months pregnant

TULSA, Okla. - An Oklahoma man has been arrested and charged with first-degree rape for allegedly impregnating a 12-year-old girl. Juan Miranda-Jara, 24, walked into Hillcrest Hospital in Tulsa July 14 with a child in mid-labor, FOX23 reported. Doctors called police, telling them they had a rape victim and Miranda-Jara was arrested. Miranda-Jara had reportedly told officers he was the father of the child and appeared not to understand what all the fuss was about. "They walked in just like any other couple would, excited to deliver their newborn child," Tulsa Police Officer Danny Bean told FOX23. Juan Miranda-Jara mug shot.

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Delhi: Over 95 lakh Covid-19 vaccine doses administered so far

coronavirus vaccine shots were administered in the national capital till today, as per a bulletin issued on Wednesday.

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Man dresses up as his wife so he can board plane after testing positive for Covid-19

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A man disguised himself as his wife in order to board a flight after testing positive for Covid in Indonesia, it is reported.He donned a niqab that covered him from head to toe to fly on Citilink between Jakarta to Ternate.The man, identified only by his initial DW, is now facing arrest after cabin crew saw him go into the toilets in the disguise - but come out wearing men's clothes, according to CNN Indonesia.He had used his wife's ID and negative PCR test results to board the plane at Halim Perdana Kusuma Airport in Jakarta.A flight attendant reportedly told authorities that she saw "DW" go into an airplane bathroom, then come out wearing men's clothes instead of the niqab.She notified

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Homicide investigation underway after man found shot and killed in Yeadon parking lot

Police in Yeadon are investigating after a man's body was found in a warehouse parking lot in Yeadon.

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Muffins recalled from Walmart, Sam's Club and other stores over listeria concern

Muffin products would at popular grocery chains are being recalled due to a possible listeria contamination. (Source: FDA) Muffin products produced by Give and Go Prepared Foods (U.S.A.) Corp are being recalled due to a potential listeria contamination.The recall applies to 26 products sold in stores like Walmart, Sam’s Club, 7-Eleven and others.

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Giannis Antetokounmpo fulfills NBA legend Kobe Bryant’s prophecy

MILWAUKEE, WI - FEBRUARY 22: Kobe Bryant #24 of the Los Angeles Lakers hugs Giannis Antetokounmpo #34 of the Milwaukee Bucks after the game against the Milwaukee Bucks at BMO Harris Bradley Center on February 22, 2016 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. NOTE TO LOS ANGELES - A prediction made by late NBA legend Kobe Bryant came to fruition Tuesday night after Giannis Antetokounmpo led the Milwaukee Bucks to an NBA championship against the Phoenix Suns. Milwaukee Bucks' power forward Antetokounmpo won back-to-back NBA MVP awards for the 2018-19 and 2019-20 seasons.

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Over 1.5 million children have lost parent to Covid leaving them "profoundly damaged"

children have lost a parent to Covid-19 and will grow up "profoundly damaged" unless they are given a helping hand, according to a new study. Covid-19 has been dubbed the 'hidden pandemic of orphanhood' after 1.5 million youngster were found to have lost their mother, father or a caring relative.

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Samantha Josephson: Man on trial for murder after she mistook his car for Uber ride

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - The South Carolina man accused of killing the woman who mistook his car for her Uber ride trapped her in the vehicle hours before her body, riddled with stab wounds, was dumped near his family home, prosecutors argued in court Tuesday.Nathaniel Rowland is on trial for the kidnapping and murder of 21-year-old Samantha Josephson.

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Man found shot 3 times on sidewalk in North Philadelphia, police say

Police say a man was found shot three times on the sidewalk in North Philadelphia. NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Police say a man has died after he was found shot three times on the sidewalk in North Philadelphia early Wednesday morning.Officers from the Philadelphia Police Department were called to the 1800 block of North 26th Street around 12:30 a.m.

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