WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court is not immediately blocking the Texas law that bans most abortions, but has agreed to hear arguments in the case in early November.The justices said Friday they will decide whether the federal government has the right to sue over the law.The court's action leaves in place for the time being a law that clinics say has led to an 80% reduction in abortions in the nation's second-largest state.

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14-year-old shot near basketball court, hospitalized in South Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA - A young boy is recovering after he was shot in South Philadelphia.At approximately 11:39 p.m., Philadelphia police responded to the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania for reports of a shooting victim that had arrived by Uber.MORE LOCAL COVERAGE:Police say a 14-year-old boy was shot once in the back.

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Police: Stolen Philadelphia police car found over an hour away in New Jersey

Philadelphia Police Car PHILADELPHIA - Authorities in New Jersey arrested a suspect who allegedly stole a Philadelphia police car overnight and drove it over an hour away from the city. Investigators say the police cruiser was stolen from the 2000 block of South 60th Street in Southwest Philadelphia on Saturday morning between 2:40 a.m.

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Teen shot overnight, hospitalized in Mayfair

PHILADELPHIA - An 18-year-old boy is hospitalized after a shooting early Sunday in Mayfair.The shooting happened shortly before 2:30 a.m. on the 3100 block of Saint Vincent Street. The teenager was shot once in the abdomen and once in the back.

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24-year-old in stable condition after shooting in Rhawnhurst

PHILADELPHIA - Shots also rang out in the Rhawnhurst section of the city overnight. The shooting happened at approximately 3 a.m. on the 7900 block of Horrocks Street.A 24-year-old man was shot once in the lower abdomen and he was rushed to the hospital where he is currently listed in stable condition.So far, no arrests have been made in this shooting.

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COVID-19 breakthrough cases occur mostly in those with low antibody levels, Israeli study shows

findings were reported in The New England Journal of Medicine. RELATED: White House outlines plans to increase COVID-19 testing in schoolsAntibodies are Y-shaped proteins than bind to one's foreign invaders, like viruses, bacteria, fungi and parasites.Researchers studied 1, 497 fully vaccinated health care workers at Sheba Medical Center out of 11,453 fully vaccinated workers.

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2 hurt in partial rowhome collapse in Point Breeze, police say

PHILADELPHIA - Soaking rain and nearby construction are what police believe contributed to a partial rowhome collapse in Point Breeze that left two people with minor injuries. Emergency responders were called to the 1100 block of South Sydenham Street around 5:30 p.m. for reports of a sidewall collapse. MORE LOCAL HEADLINESPhiladelphia Police Inspector DF Pace told reporters that two men were inside the rowhome at the time of the collapse.

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Biden receives Communion in Rome amid abortion debate in US

VATICAN CITY, VATICAN - OCTOBER 29: (EDITORIAL USE ONLY – STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL OR MERCHANDISING USAGE ) Pope Francis meets with U.S. President Joe Biden during an audience at the Apostolic Palace on October 29, 2021 in Vatican City, Vatican.

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14-year-old shot and killed in Camden, police say

CAMDEN - Police in Camden are searching for a gunman after a 14-year-old boy was shot and killed late Friday night. Camden County Prosecutor's Office on Saturday announced the fatal shooting that happened on the 2000 block of Berwick Street just before 11 p.m.MORE LOCAL CRIME HEADLINESInvestigators say the teen was rushed to Cooper Medical Center where he died a short time later.No arrests were reported immediately following the deadly shooting. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact the Camden County Prosecutors Office's Homicide Unit.

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19 states sue to block Biden administration's COVID vaccine rule

COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) - Eighteen states filed three separate lawsuits Friday to stop President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal contractors, arguing that the requirement violates federal law.Attorneys general from Alaska, Arkansas, Iowa, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming signed on to one lawsuit, which was filed in a federal district court in Missouri.

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Palace's 'secrecy' over Queen's health scare sets off alarm bells, claims royal expert

Buckingham Palace’s latest updates on the Queen, and worries that the head-of-state’s "mysterious health problems" might be more important than it is believed as a result.Daniela Elser, a royal expert with more than 15 years of experience, is troubled by Queen Elizabeth’s latest update that she had "reluctantly accepted medical advice" to rest for a few days, seeing as the 95-year-old monarch has a reputation for being headstrong and never taking a sick leave.Even after losing Prince Philip in April, who was known to be her "strength and stay", the writer noted that The Queen went back to work only four days later.Consequently, when news broke last week that she had pulled out of a planned two-day tour in Northern Ireland, it sparked

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Supreme Court rules comedian’s mockery of singer with disabilities was not discriminatory

The Supreme Court of Canada has overturned a previous ruling ordering comedian Mike Ward to pay damages to a singer with disabilities for mocking him in a standup routine. The case pitted the right to freedom of expression against the right to dignity.

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Supreme Court rejects appeal to stop Maine's COVID-19 vaccine mandate

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court has rejected an emergency appeal from health care workers in Maine to block a vaccine mandate that went into effect Friday.Three conservative justices noted their dissents. The state is not offering a religious exemption to hospital and nursing home workers who risk losing their jobs if they are not vaccinated.Only New York and Rhode Island also have vaccine mandates for health care workers that lack religious exemptions.

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18 states sue to stop Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal contractors

Joe Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal contractors, arguing that the requirement violates federal law.Attorneys general from Alaska, Arkansas, Iowa, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming signed on to one lawsuit, which was filed in a federal district court in Missouri. Another group of states including Georgia, Alabama, Idaho, Kansas, South Carolina, Utah and West Virginia filed a lawsuit in federal district court in Georgia.Texas also sued individually on Friday.

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Scots court locked down after lawyer tells staff he has Covid minutes after leaving

A court was placed into lockdown after a lawyer said he was suffering from Covid-19 minutes after he left the building.

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Ottawa pausing court appeal filed on Indigenous compensation, will work to strike deal

Indigenous children placed into provincial foster care systems.But in a statement released Friday evening, the government says all parties involved have agreed to pause litigation of the case and that officials will sit down with them with the goal of reaching a compensation deal by December 2021.“Today, the Government of Canada and the Parties, the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society and Assembly of First Nations, are announcing that we have agreed to sit down immediately and work towards reaching a global resolution by December 2021 on outstanding issues that have been the subject of litigation,” reads the statement.

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Afghan women face bleak future under Taliban rule

Since the Taliban retook Afghanistan, women have been forced out of work, and girls have been robbed of their education. In a Global News exclusive from Kabul, Jeff Semple speaks with some girls and women about their anxiety for the future.

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Report: Ice Cube Out Of Jack Black Comedy ‘Oh Hell No’ After Refusing COVID-19 Vaccine

It seems Ice Cube is putting his anti-vaccination stance ahead of his latest job.

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COVID-19 Scan for Oct 29, 2021

Cancer patients who received systemic treatment like chemotherapy or radiation in the 3 months before testing positive for COVID-19 were at increased risk of death, admission to an intensive care unit (ICU), and hospitalization, according to a study yesterday in JAMA Oncology.Researchers from the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center ana

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Ontario court lifts temporary injunction on Toronto hospital network vaccine mandat

COVID-19 vaccination policy, saying he does not have the jurisdiction to grant the relief sought by a group of unvaccinated workers.Ontario Superior Court Justice Sean Dunphy issued the interim injunction last week after several unvaccinated employees filed an emergency application as part of a legal challenge against the University Health Network’s immunization mandate.The hospital network had said staff who didn’t receive both COVID-19 shots by Oct. 22 would lose their jobs.

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Ontario to spend $72M to tackle courts backlog, hire court staff, Attorney General says

COVID-19 pandemic.Attorney General Doug Downey says part of the funding will go towards hiring more than 340 new court employees, including Crown prosecutors, victim support staff and bail vettors _ experienced Crown attorneys who facilitate faster bail decisions and resolutions when appropriate.He says the additional staff will help boost trial capacity and reduce the number of cases coming into the justice system, as well as speed up cases already in the system.

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NYC firefighters union asks court to halt vaccine mandate

The union representing New York City firefighters has asked a state court to put on hold a mandate by Mayor Bill de Blasio for all city employees to get the Covid-19 vaccination or be placed on unpaid leave.

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‘I thought I was going to die’: Guantanamo Bay prisoner details abuse in court testimony

Guantanamo Bay prisoner who went through the brutal U.S. government interrogation program after the 9/11 attacks described it openly for the first time Thursday, saying he was left terrified and hallucinating from techniques that the CIA long sought to keep secret.Majid Khan, a former resident of the Baltimore suburbs who became an al-Qaida courier, told jurors considering his sentence for war crimes how he was subjected to days of painful abuse in the clandestine CIA facilities known as “black sites,” as interrogators pressed him for information.It was the first time any of the so-called high value detainees held at the U.S.

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NYC firefighters union asks court to block COVID-19 vaccine mandate for city workers

New York City firefighters asked a state court on Thursday to bar Mayor Bill de Blasio from enforcing his order requiring all city employees to get the COVID-19 vaccination to continue working.Uniformed Firefighters Association leaders have already told unvaccinated firefighters to report for duty in defiance of de Blasio’s order, essentially daring the city to send them home.Thousands of New York City workers could be sent home starting on Monday if they cannot prove that they have received at least one dose of an approved COVID-19 vaccine.Many firefighters, police officers and sanitation workers have pushed back against the mandate, leaving the city scrambling to make sure it can provide safety and basic services to its more than 8

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Hinshaw urging Albertans to get flu shot to keep case numbers low

Dr. Deena Hinshaw is asking Albertans to get their annual flu shot to try and keep flu numbers down this year after the province recorded no official cases in the 2020-21 flu season.

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Hamilton’s public school board sets December date to update mandatory vaccine policy for staff

approved a mandatory COVID-19 vaccination procedure for all staff with warnings of “limiting access” to those who did not adhere to requirements by a set deadline.The HWDSB also informed staff in a Sept. 14 internal letter that the “earliest” deadline for the policy could come into effect Nov.

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Amanda Seyfried was battling Covid-19 when she was nominated for Oscar

Video: ‘Karen’ Makes Racist Remarks to Contractors (Indy 100)Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney attend first Wrexham gameWoman and dog dragged down street by car in Texas armed robberyBest Dog Breeds For Hiking EnthusiastsWoman dumped her cheating ex in a viral birthday speechDonald Trump takes part in a prayer during 'Evangelicals for Trump' event in FloridaChrissy Teigen reveals she’s 100 days sober on the TODAY showTeen throws up 'breast milk' on dadJake Paul says Floyd Mayweather wanted to have him killedMom nearly busted at Six Flags — after guard says her shorts are too skimpySpider that looks like Elton John plays imaginary pianoNFL Week 7 Recap: Texans Vs.

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US jobless claims fall to new pandemic low

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US unemployment claims drop to pandemic low of 281,000

WASHINGTON - The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell to a pandemic low last week, another sign that the job market and economy continue to recover from last year's coronavirus recession.Jobless claims dropped by 10,000 to 281,000, lowest since mid-March 2020, the Labor Department said Thursday. Since topping 900,000 in early January, weekly applications have steadily dropped, moving ever closer to prepandemic levels just above 200,000.In all, 2.2 million people were collecting unemployment checks the week of Oct.

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ExxonMobil, BP, other oil chiefs to testify at landmark House hearing

WASHINGTON - Top executives at ExxonMobil and other oil giants are set to testify at a landmark House hearing Thursday as congressional Democrats investigate what they describe as a decades-long, industry-wide campaign to spread disinformation about the role of fossil fuels in causing global warming.Top officials at four major oil companies are testifying before the House Oversight Committee, along with leaders of the industry’s top lobbying group and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

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Police: Mother of 4 found shot inside Kingsessing home

Police say a mother of four was found shot twice in the bedroom of a home in Kingsessing early Thursday morning. PHILADELPHIA - A woman is fighting for her life after police say she was found shot inside a home in Kingsessing where she lives with her four young children and boyfriend. Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Scott Small said officers responded to the home on the 1100 block of South 56th Street around 2 a.m.

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Case of workers challenging Toronto hospital network’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate in court

COVID-19 vaccine mandate is set to be in court today.Last week, Ontario Superior Court Justice Sean Dunphy issued a temporary injunction that paused enforcement of the hospital network’s deadline for staff to be immunized. Several Ontario hospitals move to enact mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policies for visitors The University Health Network had said that any staff members who didn’t receive both shots by Oct.

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Police: Man shot inside Chinese restaurant in Kensington

PHILADELPHIA - A man was shot to death inside of a Chinese food restaurant in Kensington, police say. The shooting happened at approximately 9:40 p.m. Tuesday when police responded to the Lucky Chinese restaurant on the 500 block of E.

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Texas couple arrested after remains of woman’s 8-year-old son found with siblings in home

WARNING: Video contains images not suitable for all viewers. Discretion is advised.

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Kyle Beach identifies himself as Chicago Blackhawks sexual assault investigation victim

Kyle Beach has stepped forward as John Doe 1 in the Chicago Blackhawks’ sexual assault investigation.Beach appeared on TSN’s SportsCentre on Wednesday night to identify himself as the first accuser of former Blackhawks’ video coach Brad Aldrich.He had been named John Doe 1 in court documents related to the sexual assaults in 2010.

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Law change recognises vaccinations received overseas by border workers

Three of the vaccines commonly administered overseas are now recognised by the Vaccinations Order that requires people working at New Zealand’s borders to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

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Texas ex-nurse William Davis gets death penalty for killing 4 patients

TYLER, Texas (AP) - A jury sentenced a former Texas nurse to death Wednesday for killing four patients by injecting air into their arteries after heart surgery.The Smith County jury deliberated about two hours before condemning William George Davis to death. The 37-year-old Hallsville man’s sentence will be automatically appealed.The sentence came a week after the same jury found Davis guilty of capital murder.Jurors agreed with prosecutors that Davis killed four patients at a Tyler hospital in 2017 and 2018.

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Quebec court hears stay request on mandatory vaccination for health-care workers

Quebec could push back Nov. 15 health network vaccination deadline: Legault Superior Court Justice Michel Yergeau began hearing arguments today and says he will render a decision on Nov.

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Police share new video of attempted abduction of 2-year-old in North Philadelphia

NORTH PHILADELPHIA - Authorities released new surveillance video on Wednesday of an attempted broad daylight abduction in North Philadelphia as a 2-year-old and his grandmother were walking to church. According to police, the pair were walking hand-in-hand down the 2300 block of North 11th Street around noon on Oct. 17 when a man threw a bag at the woman and tried to pick up the child claiming that it was his son.MORE LOCAL HEADLINESThe child's grandmother managed to fend off the attacker by swinging her keys at him.

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Apple Wallet now lets users add COVID-19 vaccine card: How to set it up

SAN FRANCISCO - Apple’s latest iPhone update allows users to add a COVID-19 vaccination card to the Wallet app to easily present whenever proof of inoculation is required.The new feature is part of Apple’s new iOS 15.1, which was released Monday. "Once you add your vaccination card in the Wallet app, you can view and present it at any time," Apple said in a statement. The front of the card shows the individual’s name, type of COVID-19 vaccine, dates of the doses administered, the issuer, as well as a QR code.

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CDC confirms link between melioidosis patients and aromatherapy spray sold at Walmart

ATLANTA - The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has confirmed the link between several melioidosis patients and an aromatherapy spray sold by Walmart.According to the CDC, lab tests show bacterial strains of Burkholderia pseudomallei that match strains found in melioidosis patients from Georgia, Kansas, Minnesota and Texas.

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Police investigating after 17-year-old shot in Wilmington

WILMINGTON, Del. - Police in Wilmington are investigating after a 17-year-old was shot.The incident happened at approximately 828 a.m. Wednesday in the 800 block of Towne Court. It was there police found the teenage male gunshot victim, who was then taken to a local hospital where he has been listed in stable condition. This incident remains under investigation.

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India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

Supreme Court doesn't block Texas abortion law, sets hearing

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